EP0173787A2 - Vacuum pump - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
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- Vacuum pumps are often used to pump or extract reactive gases that react in particular with moisture and / or oxygen. Such reactions can be fixed. Substances are formed that accumulate in the exhaust area of the vacuum pump, initially rejuvenate and finally clog them. Furthermore, these solid substances can shorten the life of the vacuum pump considerably due to their mechanical effect. However, the reactions described can also lead to liquid or gaseous substances which have a corrosive effect on the materials of the vacuum pump or - if it is a liquid-sealed vacuum pump - impair the properties of the sealing liquid. So z. B. Form titanium chloride with moisture corrosive hydrochloric acid and solid titanium oxide. Another example of the formation of a solid residue is the reaction of SiH 4 with oxygen to Si0 2 . In the presence of SiH 2 Cl 2 , reactions occur with water that produce hydrochloric acid and solid silicon oxide.
- the object of the present invention is to equip a vacuum pump in such a way that the disadvantages described can no longer occur.
- this object is achieved in that the outlet of the vacuum pump is followed by a barrier designed in the manner of a siphon and preventing the entry of water vapor or oxygen.
- a vacuum pump equipped with such a lock is completely protected against moisture or oxygen.
- Adverse reactions that lead to solid deposits or corrosive substances can therefore no longer take place in the area of the vacuum pump reactive gases or vapors flow from the outlet of the vacuum pump to the lock according to the invention and penetrate the liquid present therein, which prevents the ingress of moisture or oxygen into the vacuum pump.
- the reaction zone between the reactive gases or vapors and the moisture or oxygen has thus been moved from the area of the vacuum pump into a simple external component, which, for. B. may consist of corrosion-resistant components.
- Substances which form solids during reactions with moisture or oxygen and which would block the outlet of the vacuum pump without the lock according to the invention are deposited in the housing of the lock according to the invention.
- the capacity of the lock according to the invention is at least 20 times greater until it becomes blocked. Regular maintenance of these external accessories can easily prevent constipation.
- a major advantage of the lock according to the invention is that the vacuum pump is also protected from moisture or oxygen when the pump is operating or at a low suction pressure and thus a low gas flow. Without the lock according to the invention, a back diffusion of moisture or oxygen into the pump takes place in these states, which is particularly considerable if the vacuum pump is followed by a device filled with water or aqueous solutions, with which the reactive gases or vapors to protect the Environment.
- the immersion tube which projects into the sealing liquid with its free opening, is a reliable lock for the vacuum pump.
- the exhaust gas stream passes through the barrier liquid in the form of bubbles.
- the sealing liquid With higher gas throughput, however, there is a risk that the sealing liquid will be foamed and / or drops of the sealing liquid will be entrained by the gas flow. In order to prevent these processes, the lock could be made large enough.
- a particularly advantageous solution is that the Tuach pipe is bent or kinked in the region of its end immersed in the barrier liquid in such a way that its end opening lies above the barrier liquid level and that its wall section below the barrier liquid level has openings.
- the barrier liquid enters the pipe through the openings or bores, which are preferably arranged in the upper region of the pipe wall, and brings about the desired sealing.
- the plug of liquid in the pipe is expelled so that the pipe no longer contains any barrier liquid.
- the presence of the liquid plug is not necessary, since the high gas velocity in the tube reliably prevents harmful vapors from escaping.
- the straight pipe section lying below the level of the barrier liquid is expediently designed to drop slightly in relation to the direction of the gas flow and in relation to the horizontal.
- the liquid level located inside the immersion tube only ever releases the number of openings which is necessary for the escape of the gases flowing through the immersion tube. This prevents undesirable movements of the liquid and the associated adverse turbulence.
- Fig. 1 shows schematically a vacuum pump 1 with inlet 2 and outlet 3.
- the lock 4 is connected, the inlet with 5 and the outlet with 6 are designated.
- the barrier liquid 7 is located in the barrier 4.
- the dip tube 8 connected to the inlet 5 projects into the barrier liquid 7.
- the entering gas passes through the barrier liquid 7 and leaves the barrier 4 through the outlet 6.
- the barrier liquid 7 ensures that moisture or oxygen cannot pass from the outlet 6 to the inlet 5 of the barrier 4.
- Suitable barrier liquids are mineral oils, technical white oils, perfluorinated polyethers, silicone oils or generally liquids that are not miscible with water, not water-soluble or water-absorbing or not hygroscopic.
- the vacuum pump 1 can be a dry-running or a liquid-sealed vacuum pump. A wide variety of oils, ethers or esters can be used as sealing fluids.
- a device is connected to the lock 4 with which reactive gases or vapors can be intercepted in order to protect the environment.
- the exhaust gases of the vacuum pump 1 are passed through a liquid 11 with suitable properties.
- suitable liquids are water or aqueous solutions of substances that bind the gases to be trapped.
- FIG. 2 shows details of an exemplary embodiment of the barrier 4. It comprises an upper and a lower housing section 12 and 13 respectively. The inlet 5 and the outlet 6 are attached to the upper housing section 12.
- Exhaust 5 is connected to the interior of the dip tube 8, which is releasably attached to the upper housing section.
- the barrier liquid 7 into which the dip tube 8 protrudes.
- the eye 15 is provided for checking the barrier liquid level 14. With 16 a locking liquid drain screw is designated.
- the annular space formed by the lower housing section 4 and the immersion tube 8 is connected to the outlet 6.
- Figures 3 to 5 show an embodiment in which the dip tube 8 is bent or angled such that its free opening 17 is above the level of the barrier liquid 7.
- the openings or bores 18 are provided, which are preferably arranged in the upper region of the immersing pipe section.
- the part of the tube 8 below the barrier liquid level preferably has a straight section 19, the upper side of which is equipped with the openings 18.
- the section 19 is designed to be slightly sloping. This ensures that only a portion of the openings 18 corresponding to the strength of the gas flow is released.
- Figures 3 to 5 show different operating states.
- Fig. 3 shows the state when the pump is stopped.
- the tube 8 is filled with liquid and represents a safe shut-off of the tube 8 and thus the vacuum pump.
- Fig. 4 shows the state with low gas throughput. The gas passes through a portion of the openings 18 corresponding to the strength of the gas flow. The pump is also protected against backflow.
- FIG. 5 shows the state with a high gas throughput.
- the tube 8 is free of sealing liquid. Foaming of the barrier liquid or entrainment of liquid drops is avoided.
- the pressure prevailing in section 19 as a result of the high gas throughput prevents barrier liquid from entering through the openings 18. If necessary, the pressure can be influenced with the aid of a throttle arranged in the region of the opening 17, which at high gas throughputs reduces the pressure in the dip tube 8 has an increasing effect. Even in this operating state, the pump is protected against backflows, since the high gas velocity in the tube 8 reliably prevents the backflow of harmful vapors. If the gas throughput is reduced again, liquid automatically enters the pipe 8 through the openings 18 in accordance with the reduced speed and thereby ensures the blocking function with a low or zero throughput.
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Die Erfindung bezieht sich auf eine Vakuumpumpe (1). Ihrem Auslaß (3) ist eine den Eintritt von Wasserdampf oder Sauerstoff verhindernde, nach Art eines Siphons ausgebildete Sperre (4) nachgeordnet. Dadurch werden im Bereich der Pumpe chemische Reaktionen vermieden, die zu korrosiven, die Lebensdauer beeinträchtigenden oder zu festen, die Förderkanäle zusetzenden Stoffe führen.The invention relates to a vacuum pump (1). Its outlet (3) is followed by a barrier (4) designed in the manner of a siphon and preventing the entry of water vapor or oxygen. This avoids chemical reactions in the area of the pump that lead to corrosive substances that impair the service life or solid substances that clog the delivery channels.
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Vakuumpumpen dienen häufig der Förderung oder dem Absaugen reaktiver Gase, die insbesondere mit Feuchtigkeit und/oder Sauerstoff reagieren. Bei solchen Reaktionen können feste. Stoffe entstehen, die sich im Auspuffbereich der Vakuumpumpe anlagern, diesen zunächst verjüngen und schließlich zusetzen Weiterhin können diese festen Stoffe die Lebensdauer der Vakuumpumpe infolge ihrer mechanischen Wirkung beträchtlich verkürzen. Die beschriebenen Reaktionen können aber auch zu flüssigen oder gasförmigen Stoffen führen, die auf die Werkstoffe der Vakuumpumpe korrosiv wirken oder - falls es sich um eine flüssigkeitsgedichtete Vakuumpumpe handelt - die Eigenschaften der Dichtflüssigkeit beeinträchtigen. So kann z. B. Titanchlorid mit Feuchtigkeit korrosiv wirkende Salzsäure und festes Titanoxid bilden. Ein anderes Beispiel für die Bildung eines festen Rückstandes ist die Reaktion von SiH4 mit Sauerstoff zu Si02. Im Falle der Anwesenheit von SiH2Cl2 treten mit Wasser Reaktionen auf, durch die Salzsäure und festes Siliciumoxid entstehen.Vacuum pumps are often used to pump or extract reactive gases that react in particular with moisture and / or oxygen. Such reactions can be fixed. Substances are formed that accumulate in the exhaust area of the vacuum pump, initially rejuvenate and finally clog them. Furthermore, these solid substances can shorten the life of the vacuum pump considerably due to their mechanical effect. However, the reactions described can also lead to liquid or gaseous substances which have a corrosive effect on the materials of the vacuum pump or - if it is a liquid-sealed vacuum pump - impair the properties of the sealing liquid. So z. B. Form titanium chloride with moisture corrosive hydrochloric acid and solid titanium oxide. Another example of the formation of a solid residue is the reaction of SiH 4 with oxygen to Si0 2 . In the presence of SiH 2 Cl 2 , reactions occur with water that produce hydrochloric acid and solid silicon oxide.
Der vorliegenden Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, eine Vakuumpumpe derart auszurüsten, daß die beschriebenen Nachteile nicht mehr eintreten können.The object of the present invention is to equip a vacuum pump in such a way that the disadvantages described can no longer occur.
Erfindungsgemäß wird diese Aufgabe dadurch gelöst, daß dem Auslaß der Vakuumpumpe eine den Eintritt von Wasserdampf oder Sauerstoff verhindernde, nach Art eines Siphons gestaltete Sperre nachgeordnet ist.According to the invention, this object is achieved in that the outlet of the vacuum pump is followed by a barrier designed in the manner of a siphon and preventing the entry of water vapor or oxygen.
Eine mit einer solchen Sperre ausgerüstete Vakuumpumpe'ist vollständig vor Feuchtigkeit oder Sauerstoff geschützt. Nachteilige, zu festen Ablagerungen oder korrosiven Stoffen führende Reaktionen können deshalb im Bereich der Vakuumpumpe nicht mehr stattfinden.Die von der Pumpe geförderten reaktiven Gase oder Dämpfe strömen vom Auslaß der Vakuumpumpe zu der erfindungsgemäßen Sperre und durchsetzen die darin vorhandene Flüssigkeit, die das Eindringen von Feuchtigkeit oder Sauerstoff in die Vakuumpumpe verhindert. Die Reaktionszone zwischen den reaktiven Gasen oder Dämpfen und der Feuchtigkeit oder dem Sauerstoff ist damit aus dem Bereich der Vakuumpumpe in ein einfaches externes Bauteil verlagert worden, welches z. B. aus korrosionsfesten Bauteilen bestehen kann. Substanzen, die bei Reaktionen mit Feuchtigkeit oder Sauerstoff Feststoffe bilden und ohne die erfindungsgemäße Sperre den Auslaß der Vakuumpumpe zusetzen würden, lagern sich im Gehäuse der erfindungsgemäßen Sperre ab. Gegenüber einem ungeschützten Auspuff der.Vakuumpumpe ist die Kapazität der erfindungsgemäßen Sperre bis zur Verstopfung mindestens um den Faktor 20 größer. Durch regelmäßige Wartung dieses externen Zubehörs kann die Verstopfung problemlos verhindert werden.A vacuum pump equipped with such a lock is completely protected against moisture or oxygen. Adverse reactions that lead to solid deposits or corrosive substances can therefore no longer take place in the area of the vacuum pump reactive gases or vapors flow from the outlet of the vacuum pump to the lock according to the invention and penetrate the liquid present therein, which prevents the ingress of moisture or oxygen into the vacuum pump. The reaction zone between the reactive gases or vapors and the moisture or oxygen has thus been moved from the area of the vacuum pump into a simple external component, which, for. B. may consist of corrosion-resistant components. Substances which form solids during reactions with moisture or oxygen and which would block the outlet of the vacuum pump without the lock according to the invention are deposited in the housing of the lock according to the invention. Compared to an unprotected exhaust of the vacuum pump, the capacity of the lock according to the invention is at least 20 times greater until it becomes blocked. Regular maintenance of these external accessories can easily prevent constipation.
Ein wesentlicher Vorteil der erfindungsgemäßen Sperre besteht darin, daß die Vakuumpumpe auch dann vor Feuchtigkeit oder Sauerstoff geschützt ist, wenn die Pumpe bei niedrigen Ansaugdrücken und damit geringer Gasströmung arbeitet oder stillsteht. Ohne die erfindungsgemäße Sperre findet in diesen Zuständen eine Rückdiffusion von Feuchtigkeit oder Sauerstoff in die Pumpe statt, die insbesondere dann beträchtlich ist, wenn sich an die Vakuumpumpe eine mit Wasser oder wäßrigen Lösungen gefüllte Einrichtung anschließt, mit der die reaktiven Gase oder Dämpfe zum Schutz der Umwelt abgefangen werden.A major advantage of the lock according to the invention is that the vacuum pump is also protected from moisture or oxygen when the pump is operating or at a low suction pressure and thus a low gas flow. Without the lock according to the invention, a back diffusion of moisture or oxygen into the pump takes place in these states, which is particularly considerable if the vacuum pump is followed by a device filled with water or aqueous solutions, with which the reactive gases or vapors to protect the Environment.
Es wäre denkbar, die Vakuumpumpe mit Hilfe von Ventilen oder Klappen in der Auspuffleitung vor dem Eindringen von Feuchtigkeit oder Sauerstoff zu schützen. Bei dieser Lösung besteht jedoch der Nachteil, daß die kritische Reaktionszone zwischen den geförderten Gasen einerseits und der Feuchtigkeit oder des Sauerstoffs andererseits im Bereich dieser Klappen oder Ventile liegen würde, so daß ihre Funktion durch Korrosion oder Belagbildung sehr schnell beeinträchtigt wäre. Bei einem Nichtöffnen eines derartigen Ventils baut sich im Innern der Vakuumpumpe ein unzulässig hoher Druck auf, der bis zur explosionsartigen Zerstörung führen kann.It would be conceivable to protect the vacuum pump from the ingress of moisture or oxygen by means of valves or flaps in the exhaust line. However, this solution has the disadvantage that the critical Reaction zone between the conveyed gases on the one hand and the moisture or oxygen on the other hand would be in the area of these flaps or valves, so that their function would be impaired very quickly by corrosion or deposit formation. If such a valve is not opened, an inadmissibly high pressure builds up inside the vacuum pump, which can lead to explosive destruction.
Das mit seiner freien öffnung in die Sperrflüssigkeit hineinragende Tauchrohr ist eine zuverlässige Sperre für die Vakuumpumpe. Bei geringem Durchsatz tritt der Auspuffgasstrom in Form von Blasen durch die Sperrflüssigkeit hindurch. Bei höherem Gasdurchsatz besteht jedoch die Gefahr, daß die Sperrflüssigkeit aufgeschäumt wird und/oder Tropfen der Sperrflüssigkeit vom Gasstrom mitgerissen werden. Zur Verhinderung dieser Vorgänge könnte die Sperre ausreichend groß gestaltet sein. Eine besonders vorteilhafte Lösung besteht jedoch darin, daß das Tuachrohr im Bereich seines in die Sperrflüssigkeit eintauchenden Endes derart abgebogen oder abgeknickt ist, daß seine Endöffnung oberhalb des Sperrflüssigkeitsspiegels liegt und daß sein unterhalb des Sperrflüssigkeitsspiegels liegender Wandungsabschnitt Durchbrechungen aufweist. Durch die Durchbrechungen oder Bohrungen, die vorzugsweise im oberen Bereich der Rohrwandung angeordnet sind, tritt die Sperrflüssigkeit in das Rohr ein und bewirkt die gewünschte Abdichtung. Bei hohen Gasdurchsätzen wird der im Rohr befindliche Flüssigkeitspfropfen ausgestoßen, so daß das Rohr keine Sperrflüssigkeit mehr enthält. In dieser Betriebsphase ist das Vorhandensein des Flüssigkeitspfropfens nicht erforderlich, da aufgrund der hohen Gasgeschwindigkeit in dem Rohr der Rücktritt schädlicher Dämpfe sicher vermieden ist.The immersion tube, which projects into the sealing liquid with its free opening, is a reliable lock for the vacuum pump. With a low throughput, the exhaust gas stream passes through the barrier liquid in the form of bubbles. With higher gas throughput, however, there is a risk that the sealing liquid will be foamed and / or drops of the sealing liquid will be entrained by the gas flow. In order to prevent these processes, the lock could be made large enough. A particularly advantageous solution, however, is that the Tuach pipe is bent or kinked in the region of its end immersed in the barrier liquid in such a way that its end opening lies above the barrier liquid level and that its wall section below the barrier liquid level has openings. The barrier liquid enters the pipe through the openings or bores, which are preferably arranged in the upper region of the pipe wall, and brings about the desired sealing. At high gas throughputs, the plug of liquid in the pipe is expelled so that the pipe no longer contains any barrier liquid. In this operating phase, the presence of the liquid plug is not necessary, since the high gas velocity in the tube reliably prevents harmful vapors from escaping.
Zweckmäßigerweise ist der unterhalb des Spiegels der Sperrflüssigkeit liegende gerade Rohrabschnitt in bezug auf die Richtung des Gasstromes und in bezug auf die Horizontale leicht abfallend gestaltet. Bei dieser Ausführung gibt der innerhalb des Tauchrohres befindliche Flüssigkeitsspiegel immer nur eine solche Anzahl von Durchbrechungen frei, die für das Austreten der durch das Tauchrohr hindurch strömenden Gase erforderlich ist. Unerwünschte Bewegungen der Flüssigkeit und die damit verbundenen nachteiligen Turbulenzen werden dadurch verhindert.The straight pipe section lying below the level of the barrier liquid is expediently designed to drop slightly in relation to the direction of the gas flow and in relation to the horizontal. In this embodiment, the liquid level located inside the immersion tube only ever releases the number of openings which is necessary for the escape of the gases flowing through the immersion tube. This prevents undesirable movements of the liquid and the associated adverse turbulence.
Weitere Vorteile und Einzelheiten der Erfindung sollen anhand von in den Figuren 1 bis 5 dargestellten Ausfüh- rungsbeispielen erläutert werden.Further advantages and details of the invention are based on in the figures 1 to 5 A shown usfüh- be described approximately examples.
Fig. 1 zeigt schematisch eine Vakuumpumpe 1 mit Einlaß 2 und Auslaß 3. An den Auslaß 3 ist die Sperre 4 angeschlossen, deren EInlaß mit 5 und deren Auslaß mit 6 bezeichnet sind. In der Sperre 4 befindet sich die Sperrflüssigkeit 7. In die Sperrflüssigkeit 7 ragt das mit dem Einlaß 5 verbundene Tauchrohr 8 hinein. Das eintretende Gas tritt durch die Sperrflüssigkeit 7 hindurch und verläßt die Sperre 4 durch den Auslaß 6. Durch die Sperrflüssigkeit 7 ist sichergestellt, daß Feuchtigkeit oder Sauerstoff nicht vom Auslaß 6 zum Einlaß 5 der Sperre 4 gelangen können. Geeignete Sperrflüssigkeiten sind Mineralöle, technische .Weißöle, perfluorierte Polyäther, Siliconöle oder allgemein Flüssigkeiten, die nicht mit Wasser mischbar, nicht wasserlösend oder -adsorbierend oder nicht hygroskopisch sind. Die Vakuumpumpe 1 kann eine trockenlaufende oder eine flüssigkeitsgedichtete Vakuumpumpe sein. Als Dichtflüssigkeiten können die verschiedensten öle, Äther oder Ester verwendet werden.Fig. 1 shows schematically a
Bei dem in Fig. 1 dargestellten Ausführungsbeispiel schließt sich an die Sperre 4 eine Einrichtung an, mit der reaktive Gase oder Dämpfe zum Schutz der Umwelt abgefangen werden können. Dazu werden die Auspuffgase der Vakuumpumpe 1 durch eine Flüssigkeit 11 mit dazu geeigneten Eigenschaften geführt. Dazu geeignete Flüssigkeiten sind Wasser oder wäßrige Lösungen von Stoffen, die die abzufangenden Gase binden.In the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 1, a device is connected to the
Fig. 2 zeigt EInzelheiten eines Ausführungsbeispiels für di Sperre 4. Sie umfaßt einen oberen und einen unteren Gehäuseabschnitt 12 bzw. 13. An den oberen Gehäuseabschnitt 12 sind der Einlaß 5 und der Auslaß 6 angebracht. Der2 shows details of an exemplary embodiment of the
Auslaßt 5 steht mit dem Innern des Tauchrohres 8 in Verbindung, das lösbar am oberen Gehäuseabschnitt befestigt ist. Im unteren Gehäuseabschnitt 13 befindet sich die Sperrflüssigkeit 7, in die das Tauchrohr 8 hineinragt. Zur Kontrolle des Sperrflüssigkeitsstandes 14 ist das Auge 15 vorgesehen. Mit 16 ist eine Sperrflüssigkeits-Ablaßschraube bezeichnet. Der vom unteren Gehäuseabschnitt 4 und dem Tauchrohr 8 gebildete Ringraum steht mit dem Auslaßt 6 in Verbindung.
Die Figuren.3 bis 5 zeigen ein Ausführungsbeispiel, bei dem das Tauchrohr 8 derart abgebogen oder abgewinkelt ist, daß seine freie öffnung 17 oberhalb des Spiegels der Sperrflüssigkeit 7 liegt. Um das Eintreten von Sperrflüssigkeit in das Rohr zu ermöglichen, sind die Durchbrechungen oder Bohrungen 18 vorgesehen, die vorzugsweise im oberen Bereich des eintauchenden Rohrabschnittes angeordnet sind.Figures 3 to 5 show an embodiment in which the
Der unterhalb des Sperrflüssigkeitsspiegels liegende Teil des Rohres 8 weist vorzugsweise einen geraden Abschnitt 19 auf, dessen obere Seitemit den Durchbrechungen 18 ausgerüstet ist. In bezug auf die Richtung der strömenden Gase, angedeutet durch die Pfeile 21, und in bezug auf'die Horizontale 22 ist der Abschnitt 19 leicht abfallend gestaltet. Dadurch wird erreicht, daß immer nur ein der Stärke des Gasstromes entsprechender Teil der Durchbrechungen 18 freigegeben wird.The part of the
Die Figuren 3 bis 5 zeigen verschiedene Betriebszustände. Fig. 3 zeigt den Zustand bei stillstehender Pumpe. Das Rohr 8 ist mit Flüssigkeit gefüllt und stellt eine sichere Absperrung des Rohres 8 und damit der Vakuumpumpe dar. Fig. 4 zeigt den Zustand bei geringem Gasdurchsatz. Durch einen der Stärke des Gasstromes entsprechenden Teil der Durchbrechungen 18 tritt das Gas hindurch. Die Pumpe ist ebenfalls gegenüber Rückströmungen geschützt.Figures 3 to 5 show different operating states. Fig. 3 shows the state when the pump is stopped. The
Schließlich zeigt Fig. 5 den Zustand bei hohem Gasdurchsatz. Das Rohr 8 ist frei von Sperrflüssigkeit. Ein Aufschäumen der Sperrflüssigkeit oder ein Mitreißen von Flüssigkeitstropfen ist vermieden. Der infolge des hohen Gasdurchsatzes im Abschnitt 19 herrschende Druck verhindert ein Eintreten von Sperrflüssigkeit durch die öffnungen 18. Falls erforderlich, kann auf den Druck mit Hilfe einer im Bereich der öffnung 17 angeordneten Drossel Einfluß genommen werden, die bei hohen Gasdurchsätzen eine den Druck im Tauchrohr 8 erhöhende Wirkung hat. Auch in diesem Betriebszustand ist die Pumpe vor Rückströmungen geschützt, da aufgrund der hohen Gasgeschwindigkeit in dem Rohr 8 das Zurückströmen von schädlichen Dämpfen sicher vermieden ist. Wird der Gasdurchsatz wieder reduziert, tritt automatisch entsprechend der gesunkenen Geschwindigkeit durch die Öffnungen 18 Flüssigkeit in das Rohr 8 ein und stellt dadurch die Sperrfunktion bei kleinem oder Null-Durchsatz sicher.Finally, FIG. 5 shows the state with a high gas throughput. The
Da bei der Ausführungsform nach den Figuren 3 bis 5 der gesamte Gasdurchsatz im Falle großer Durchsätze nicht mehr durch die Sperrflüssigkeit gefördert werden muß, tritt ein Aufschäumen der Sperrflüssigkeit nicht mehr ein. Außerdem ist es möglich, die Einrichtung relativ klein zu gestalten.Since in the embodiment according to FIGS. 3 to 5 the total gas throughput no longer has to be conveyed through the sealing liquid in the case of large throughputs, foaming of the sealing liquid no longer occurs. It is also possible to make the device relatively small.
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