Screw vacuum pump

Rotary expansible chamber devices – Multistage – Interengaging rotary members

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4182011, F04C 1816, F04C 2502

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053741706

ABSTRACT:
To provide a screw vacuum pump which is compact and yet capable of attaining a high degree of vacuum. A screw vacuum pump having a pair of male and female rotors 7 and 7A rotating in mesh with each other around two parallel axes, respectively, and a casing 1 for accommodating the two rotors 7 and 7A, the casing 1 having a suction port 8b and a discharge port 9b, the screw vacuum pump further having a process of sucking a gas from the suction port 8b into a space defined between the rotors 7 and 7A, a process of transferring the gas, a process of compressing the gas, and a process of discharging the gas from the discharge port 9b, wherein the suction port 8b is closed early, thereby providing an expansion process between the suction and transfer processes.

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