VANE PUMPS
1- While rotor and wings which are connected to pump shaft rotates by movement taken from the motor, thereby becomes distanced from the body and generates vacuum and liquid fills in the pump by the virtue of vacuum generated.
2- The liquid filling in the pump is conveyed among wings toward delivery channel of the pump.
3- Rotor and wings approach to the body in delivery channel and begin to force the liquid to the outside.
4- Fluid which was forced to the delivery channel flows from inside the installation and then transfer action occurs.
VANE PUMPS
Vane pumps have positive displacements and are consisting of rotor and wings. Rotor and body axles are in position of cam from each other. While Rotor that is connected to pump shaft turns by taking the motion from motor, rotor and wings becomes distanced from the body and thereby vacuum occurs.
Therefore, this sucked fluid flows from among vanes to the discharge outlet. Vanes and rotor approach to casing in order to occur pressure in the discharge outlet. This let the pump to throw the liquid to the outside. Pump transfer the liquid belongs to its own volume by every revolution of shaft. Henceforth capacity of pump is directly proportional to its magnitude and Rpm.
Pump sucks the constant amount of liquid by the virtue of vacuum. The sucked fluid moves from among wings towards the delivery mouth. Rotor and wings in the delivery mouth approach to the body and creates pressure and provides removal of the liquid to the outside. Pump transfers the liquid as much as its volume by every rotation of pump shaft. Henceforth capacity of pump is directly proportional to its size and revolution.
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