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Encyclopedia > Image:Rotary piston pump.svg

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Summary

  • description: Rotary piston pump
    • 1. rotary piston 1
    • 2. pump body
    • 3. rotary piston 2
    • a: inlet medium
    • b: transport medium
    • c: outlet medium
  • Author: User:Rainer Bielefeld (drawn with OOo 2.0.3 RC5)

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This article is about the mechanical device. ... A vacuum pump is a pump that removes gas molecules from a sealed volume in order to leave behind a partial vacuum. ... A Roots Blower refers to a specific design of positive displacement vacuum pump”. // General description The term derives from the Roots brothers who invented the rotary lobe pump more than a century ago. ...


 

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