Leybold Aktiengesellschaft

Leybold-heraeus Gmbh

Wolfgang Leier

Hanns-Peter Berges

Ralf Steffens

Paul Bachmann

Hans-Peter Kabelitz

Lutz Arndt

Hartmut Kriehn

Peter Frieden

Dieter Vorberg

The invention refers to a multiple connection of rotation vacuum pumps having a common housing and drive motor. The vacuum pumps arranged in two rows. Each one of the vacuum pumps has a pump gear, and these gears, together with a drive gear, are arranged such that they form a single row with their teeth drivingly intermeshed. Preferably only inner parts of the pump are located in the housing.

Multiple connection for rotation vacuum pumps

The invention is directed to a method for the operation of a twin shaft vacuum pump (1) having two rotors (4, 5; 6, 7; 8, 9) that rotate synchronously and in non-contacting fashion in a pump chamber, each being provided with a respective projection (38) and a recess (39), the one of said rotors controlling an admission opening (32, 35) and the other controlling a discharge opening (33, 37, 42); the invention is also directed to a twin shaft vacuum pump suitable for the implementation of the method; in order to be able to admit flushing gas into a twin shaft vacuum of this species during operation as well, it is proposed that flushing gas be admitted into the respectively diminishing pump volume via an orifice (45) that is controlled such by the rotor at the discharge side that the respective pump volume is closed both toward the admission opening (35) as well as toward the discharge opening (42) at the moment the flushing gas is supplied.

Method for operating a twin shaft vacuum pump according to the Northey

Multiple connector for rotation vacuum pumps

A twin-shaft vacuum pump includes a pump chamber, a pair of rotary pistons disposed in the pump chamber, and plates which laterally delimit the pump chamber, and a housing ring which peripherally delimits the pump chamber. In order to increase the ability of the pump to withstand thermal stresses, the housing ring and the rotary pistons are made of different materials, with the coefficient of expansion of the piston material being lower than the coefficient of expansion of the housing material. Other improvements include cooling of the lateral end plates, cooling of the rotors, and the provision of sleeves which serve to fix the position of the rotors on the shafts and which are composed of a material whose coefficient of expansion is lower than that of the rotor material.

Multistage rotary piston vacuum pump having sleeves to fix shaft

A twin-shaft vacuum pump having a pair of shafts, at least one pump chamber, a pair of rotors disposed in the or in each pump chamber and mounted on the shafts, and housing members defining the pump chamber or chambers, a synchronization mechanism composed of two gears disposed in a side chamber, a drive motor, and a transmission mechanism connecting the drive motor to one of the shafts. In order to simplify installation and servicing of the pump, the shafts are mounted vertically. The side chamber, synchronization mechanism, and transmission mechanism are disposed below the lower rotor pair.

Twin-shaft, multiple-stage vacuum pump with the shafts vertically

A filter cartridge for cleaning oil of an oil sealed vacuum pump which comprises a cartridge housing, the cartridge housing being releasably mounted to the vacuum pump; filter materials including at least two types of filters having different characteristics, the filter materials including the filters being disposed in the cartridge housing.

Filter cartridge with series elements for chemical and mechanical

A vacuum pump and trap combination in which the trap is configured in the manner of a siphon and comprises a tube immersed in trap liquid but having an opening lying above the trap liquid level. The tube has a wall section lying below the trap liquid level and having perforations therein to admit different amounts of trap liquid in relation to the rate of discharge gas flow, thereby preventing frothing of the trap liquid.

Vacuum pump and trap combination

An oil-sealed vacuum pump has an oil circuit which has an externally located oil filter that may be operatively connected to or disconnected from the oil circuit by a coupler. The coupler has a rotatably supported valve disc having a first face oriented towards oil circuit ports in the pump and a second face oriented towards the filter. The valve disc further has spaced first and second apertures passing therethrough and a groove provided in the first face and oriented approximately perpendicularly to an imaginary line connecting the first and second apertures with one another. A valve actuating mechanism is provided for rotating the valve disc into a first position in which the first and second apertures are in registry with the circuit ports to maintain communication between the filter and the oil circuit and for rotating the valve disc into a second position in which the first and second apertures are out of registry with the circuit ports to block communication between the filter and the oil circuit and in which the groove is in registry with the circuit ports to maintain a direct communication therebetween to thus short-circuit the oil circuit.

Oil circuit coupler for an oil-sealed vacuum pump

An oil-sealed vacuum pump comprises an oil circuit for supplying a pump chamber and bearings of the vacuum pump with oil. The oil circuit includes first and second branch conduits leading to the bearings and the pump chamber, respectively. The vacuum pump further has an oil pump coupled to the oil circuit for driving oil therethrough, a valve assembly coupled to the oil circuit for shutting off oil supply to the pump chamber during standstill of the vacuum pump, and a pressure reducer coupled to the oil circuit for reducing the oil pressure to environmental pressure. The first branch conduit leading to the bearings is situated upstream of, and the second branch conduit leading to the pump chamber and the valve assembly are situated downstream of the pressure reducer as viewed in the direction of oil flow in the oil circuit.

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Bergisch Gladbach, Germany

Wolfgang Leier