Mechanical compressor system

Pumps – One fluid pumped by contact or entrainment with another – Contact or entrainment within rotary impeller

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418 85, F04C 1900, F28B 304, F28B 908

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055119530

ABSTRACT:
A mechanical compressor system is provided. In the system, a suction line is connected to a first connecting port of a liquid ring compressor, and an exhaust line is connected to a second connecting port of the same. An after-cooler unit is provided which consists of two separate chambers having at least one separating wall and which is arranged with its first chamber in the suction line and with its second chamber in the exhaust line. At least one injection line is provided for injecting fluid from the return line into the suction line upstream from the after-cooler unit, or in the after-cooler unit. Thus, the gaseous working fluid is allowed to be cooled to process-compatible temperatures with only a low power demand and little additional expenditure for installation.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1991548 (1935-02-01), DeMotte
patent: 3765755 (1974-01-01), Novak et al.
patent: 4257749 (1981-03-01), Ramm
Prospectus by Sihi-Halberg: Flussigkeitsring-Gaspumpen--Anleitung zur Asuwahl der geeigneten Betriebsflussigkeit und deren Schaltung, p. 2, Fig. 2.

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