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Filters<br />

Within certain limits, filters and separators can protect the vacuum pump against wear and<br />

corrosion. Separators that are filled with paper filter inserts (STP), Raschig rings (STR) or<br />

additionally with cyclone (STZ) bind dust. Activated carbon filters (FAK) bind inorganic vapors,<br />

and Fuller‘s earth filters (FBL) can be connected upstream for absorption of organic vapors.<br />

The fillings are replaceable. Inflowing hydrocarbons (oil vapor) can be catalytically incinerated<br />

in the heated catalytic trap (URB), and zeolite traps adsorb various vapors. When saturated,<br />

they can be regenerated by baking them out. Condensates can be collected in the condensate<br />

separator (KAS) and drained manually. Chemical oil filters (OFC) clean the pump oil<br />

with the aid of the oil pump that is integrated in the rotary vane pump.<br />

At high gas throughputs and in connection with gas ballast operation, oil mist is entrained out<br />

of the pump. 4 ml of oil loss at a throughput of 1 bar . m³ gas can be assumed. The oil vapor<br />

can be separated in an oil mist separator (ONF) and returned to the pump’s oil circulation<br />

system by means of an additional return line.<br />

<strong>How</strong>ever if substances are also displaced that chemically attack the pump oil or that have<br />

such low vapor pressure that condensation in the pump cannot be avoided, in spite of gas<br />

ballast and the above-mentioned accessories, a different type of backing pump should be<br />

selected.<br />

2.2.3 Portfolio overview<br />

Pfeiffer <strong>Vacuum</strong> rotary vane pumps are available as single- and two-stage versions.<br />

Single-Stage<br />

HenaLine <br />

Ultimate pressure: Typically 0.1 mbar<br />

Pumping speeds: 25 to 1,000 m³ / h<br />

UnoLine Plus<br />

Ultimate pressure: Typically 6 . 10 - 2 mbar<br />

Pumping speeds: 250 and 500 m³ / h<br />

Figure 2.3: Pfeiffer <strong>Vacuum</strong> rotary vane pumps<br />

Rotary Vane Pumps<br />

Two-Stage<br />

PentaLine <br />

Ultimate pressure: Typically 5 . 10 -3 mbar<br />

Pumping speeds: 11, 22 und 34 m 3 / h<br />

DuoLine <br />

Ultimate pressure: Typically 5 . 10 -3 mbar<br />

Pumping speeds: 2.5 bis 250 m 3 / h<br />

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<strong>Vacuum</strong><br />

<strong>Technology</strong>

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