Precautions For Installation Of Vacuum Pump

⑴ The vacuum pump should be installed in a solid and sturdy place on the ground, with sufficient space around it for easy inspection, maintenance, and upkeep.
⑵ The foundation should be kept level under the vacuum pump base, and it is recommended to use shock-absorbing rubber or bolt casting at the four corners of the base to ensure smooth operation and minimal vibration of the vacuum pump.
⑶ The connecting pipeline between the vacuum pump and the system should be sealed reliably. For small vacuum pumps, metal pipelines can be used to connect the sealing gasket, and oil resistant rubber can be used. For small vacuum pumps, vacuum rubber hoses can be used for connection. The pipeline diameter should not be smaller than the suction diameter of the vacuum pump, and the pipeline should be short and have few bends. (When welding pipelines, welding slag should be removed from the pipeline, and it is strictly prohibited for welding slag to enter the vacuum pump chamber.)
⑷ In the connecting pipeline, users can install valves and vacuum gauges above the vacuum pump inlet to check the maximum pressure of the vacuum pump at any time.
(5) Connect the power supply according to the motor label, and install a grounding wire and appropriate specifications of fuses and thermal relays.
⑹ When the vacuum pump is powered on for trial operation, the motor belt must be removed to confirm that the vacuum pump rotates in the specified direction before it can be put into use to prevent the vacuum pump from reversing and spraying oil. (Turn in the direction indicated by the protective cover)
⑺ For vacuum pumps with cooling water, connect the cooling water according to regulations.
⑻ When installing an electromagnetic valve at the vacuum pump port, the valve and the vacuum pump should operate simultaneously.
⑼ When the exhaust gas from the vacuum pump affects the working environment, a pipeline can be installed at the exhaust port to divert or an oil mist filter can be installed.