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Vacuum Catalogue - Edwards

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Waterbox PrimingWaterbox and circulated water pump priming10Page402The ability to handle wet gases without detrimental effect makesliquid ring vacuum pumps ideal for this priming application. Thepumps are used initially to carry out priming of the main condenserwater boxes and CW pump; once this is complete they are used tomaintain vacuum in the water box at the required level.The removal of air from the condenser waterbox preventsaccumulation of air in the upper parts of the cooling tube bundle,thereby preventing air locks and maintaining the effective coolingsurface of the condenser, ensuring maximum cooling efficiency.The <strong>Edwards</strong> priming system is a modular design comprising threecomponent parts: vacuum pumps, vacuum receiver and primingvalve and accessories, which are supplied as required to meetcustomer specifications.The vacuum pump system comprises a single stage liquid ring pumpcomplete with a total seal water recirculation system, sized to meetthe process duty requirements. If duty and standby pumpsets arecalled for, then two systems are provided, giving true standbycapability including the seal water recirculation system.The vacuum receiver vessel is complete with a pressure transmitterto control the pump operation and includes an automatic drain tankarrangement to remove any water carry over from the system,therefore avoiding corrosion. If required, a priming valve andassociated accessories can be supplied for each condenser vacuumconnection: the priming valve helps to prevent cycling of the vacuumsystem and minimises carryover of cooling water.Additional connections can be made to the vacuum receiver to enablemain cooling water pumps to be primed before operation.Shop online at www.edwardsvacuum.com

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