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The water ring vacuum pump generally employs water as its working fluid. When the rotor impeller is acted upon by energy, the liquid absorbs this energy and transfers it to the compressed gas, which results in an increase in the temperature of the water ring. During the compression process, some of the water within the ring gets compressed alongside the gas and exits the pump, while most of the heat generated is carried away. To maintain a consistent working temperature, it's essential to continuously supply fresh water. Typically, the operational temperature of a water ring vacuum pump ranges from 15 to 20°C, depending on the temperature of the replenished water. Components such as humidity sensors, stainless steel heating tubes, PT100 sensors, cast aluminum heaters, heating coil fluid solenoid valves, and others play crucial roles in regulating these temperatures.
While the ultimate pressure of a water ring pump isn't particularly critical, cavitation can occur at pressures below 50-60 hPa due to differences in liquids, potentially damaging the pump components. As the pump approaches its limit pressure, the pumping speed drops significantly, and the water at the pump inlet begins to boil. Bubbles forming at the outlet start to collapse, producing substantial noise and gradually destroying the pump's drive wheel, pump chamber, and other components—a phenomenon known as cavitation. To mitigate cavitation, a small amount of fresh air can be introduced via a valve, creating an opening for additional volume intake. Alternatively, using a gas jet can prevent cavitation altogether.
Single-stage water ring pumps are designed for inlet pressures ranging from 130 to 1013 kPa, with a compression ratio of 1:7. For inlet pressures below 130 kPa, it’s advisable to use a two-stage water ring pump instead. In a two-stage pump, the two pump chambers are connected in series, with a working chamber volume ratio of approximately 2.5:1. The ultimate pressure of a two-stage water ring pump is determined by the water's vapor pressure. Empirically, when the pump operates at pressures below 130 hPa, the effective pumping speed is given by SA = Sth (1 - pH2O / pA), where pH2O represents the water vapor pressure at the operating temperature, and pA is the inlet pressure. Considering the lower vapor pressure of oil, a two-stage liquid ring pump can also utilize oil as a working fluid to achieve a lower ultimate pressure.
However, when dealing with significant amounts of water vapor, especially in roughing and oiling operations, liquid ring pumps rarely use oil as their working fluid since oil tends to absorb water and form emulsions. In such cases, oil cooling devices are added to the pump to dissipate the heat generated by compression. Three or more stages of liquid ring pumps are seldom used. Instead, liquid ring pumps are frequently employed in combination with gas injectors, water injectors, and Roots pumps to enhance efficiency and performance.