WATER RING VACUUM PUMP

TR202501052A3Pending Publication Date: 2026-09-21TÜRKİYE ŞEKER FABRİKALARI ANONİM ŞİRKETİ (TÜRKŞEKER)
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Application Number
TR202501052
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TR · TR
Patent Type
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Filing Date
2025-01-30
Publication Date
2026-09-21

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Abstract

The invention relates to a water ring vacuum pump designed for use in vacuum creation and gas compression processes in the sugar industry. Specifically, the invention relates to a water ring vacuum pump that acts like a piston, creating a vacuum by drawing air from the inlet port (7) while rotating inside the water ring, performing a sealing function as well as a compression function with the water ring created, penetrating the water ring from different depths thanks to an eccentrically placed fan (15), and alternately performing the air / gas suction and compression operations, directing the air / gas to the outlet port (9).
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1 TARIFF WATER RING VACUUM PUMP TECHNICAL FIELD The invention is for use in vacuum creation and gas compression processes in the sugar industry. It relates to a water ring vacuum pump designed for this purpose. The invention specifically creates a vacuum by drawing air through the inlet port while rotating inside a water ring. This water ring, which is formed, provides both a sealing and compression function. Thanks to the eccentrically positioned fan, which also takes on this task, 10 different levels of water are drawn into the water ring. Penetrating from deep within, it alternately performs air / gas absorption and compression processes. a water ring that functions like a piston, directing air / gas to the outlet port. It is related to the vacuum pump. STATE OF THE ART 15 A pump is used to move, pressurize, or circulate liquids or gases from one place to another. These are machines or devices used for production purposes. They have different operating principles. Although there are many types of pumps, they are generally used to move liquids. They are used in industrial areas, chemical factories, water treatment plants, and energy sectors. widely used in power plants and agricultural irrigation systems, and sugar factories Although used in many places, they are also used in homes for water installations, heating systems and ventilation. They also play an important role in their systems. Today, sugar factories use vacuum pumps; cooking and evaporation station 25 Vacuum pump for condensers, for compressing CO2 gas taken from the lime kiln. It is used in all production processes where a compressor and vacuum are required. 2 The pumps used in current technology have shortcomings in terms of capacity and energy efficiency. It includes. In the current system, VP 65x65 pumps are used for vacuum and carbon. These pumps, with their 132 / 110 kW motors, provide a flow rate of 3000 m3 / h. In conclusion, to solve the aforementioned problems existing in the current technology, 5 The need for a new, economical, useful, and practical pump design and the existing The inadequacy of the solutions has made it necessary to make improvements in the relevant technical field. THE PURPOSE OF THE INVENTION 10 The present invention aims to eliminate the aforementioned disadvantages and contribute to the relevant technical field. Developed to bring new advantages, vacuum creation and gas extraction in the sugar industry. with a water ring vacuum pump designed for use in compression processes It is related. 15 The main goal of the invention is to increase energy efficiency. The new water ring vacuum pump. An economical solution that consumes less energy compared to existing pumps. It offers this. Thanks to its ability to respond to the increasing capacities of factories, not only does it save energy, but it also improves production processes. It reduces environmental impacts by contributing to sustainability. 20 Another important objective of the invention is to reduce maintenance and repair costs. Existing... While previous pumps were driven by gearboxes, the new pump uses a belt-pulley drive system. This change reduces maintenance requirements, thus improving factory operation. by significantly impacting costs, ensuring uninterrupted and economical production processes. 25 This allows it to continue in this way. Another important objective of the invention is to reduce the factory's total electricity consumption. According to calculations, the new vacuum pump installed at the Ereğli Sugar Factory, According to current systems, there is an annual decrease of 5.6% in electricity consumption. 3 This indicator will both reduce operating costs and save energy. It contributes to achieving significant gains in terms of efficiency. Another important objective of the invention is to increase the overall production efficiency of factories. Two units Replacing the existing pump with a single new pump will increase capacity by 5. It will support continuity in production and the ability to do more work with less equipment. This will generate profit. This situation will both ensure cost effectiveness and optimize workflow. This will improve the overall performance of the factories. The structural and characteristic features and all the advantages of the invention are given in the figures below and 10 This becomes clearer thanks to the detailed explanation written with references to these figures. This will be understood, and therefore the evaluation should also take these forms and detailed explanations into consideration. It needs to be done by taking precautions. FIGURES THAT WILL HELP UNDERSTAND THE INVENTION 15 FIGURE 1; This image shows the water ring vacuum pump, which is the subject of the invention. FIGURE 2; This image shows the water ring vacuum pump, the subject of the invention, in disassembled form. FIGURE 3; This image shows the water ring vacuum pump, the subject of the invention, in disassembled form. REFERENCE NUMBERS 20 1. Intermediate Body 2. Mile 3. Mirror 4. Suction Opening 4 5. Discharge Opening 6. Bed Frame 7. Input Port 8. Head and Body 9. Output Port 5 10. Water Inlet Pipe 11. Oil Seal 12. Bearing 13. Mechanical Seal and Housing 14. Flap 10 15. Fan 16. Engine 17. Motor Pulley 18. V-Belt 19. Pump Pulley 15 20. Separator 21. Absorption Reservoir DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This detailed explanation describes the preferred configurations for water ring vacuum pumps, only. to facilitate a better understanding of the subject and without creating any limiting effects. This is explained as follows. 5 Figures 1, 2, and 3 show the water ring vacuum pump and its details, which is the subject of this invention. It is shown. The invention involves drawing water from the inlet port (7) by forming a rotating ring of water. with a water ring vacuum pump that enables air or gas to be expelled from the outlet port (9) It is related. Under operating conditions, the pump uses water as the liquid; therefore, this 10 The pump is called a water ring vacuum pump. Water ring vacuum These pumps belong to the category of positive displacement pumps, and they are water ring pumps. It operates on the principle that a water loop forms during the operation of the pump. It involves creating the inlet. The fan (15) inside the pump rotates within this water ring. It creates a vacuum by drawing air through port (7). 15 The water ring vacuum pump consists of a cylindrical intermediate casing (1) and an eccentrically designed one. It consists of a fan (15). The pump's working area is with water during its functionality. It is filled. While the fan (15) is rotating, the water should not come into direct contact with the intermediate shell (1). However, the fan (15) forms a water ring covering the blades. This water ring seals 20 In addition to its function, it also undertakes the task of compression. The eccentrically placed fan (15), The water penetrates the ring from different depths, and this ring alternately receives air / gas. It functions like a piston, performing suction and compression operations. The pump is connected to the motor (16) and motor pulley (17) via the V-belt (18) and pump pulley (19) 25 It rotates the pump shaft (2). The pump shaft (2) transmits the power it receives from the electric motor (16) to the fan. (15) transmits. The fan (15) and shaft (2), intermediate housing (1) and bearing for suction and discharge. The head housings (8) are eccentrically positioned. The fan (15) is cyclical. During its movement, the water supplied to the system via the water inlet pipe (10) is accelerated; 6 Thus, a rotating ring of water is formed. This water is formed by the effect of centrifugal force. The ring has a concentric structure with the intermediate housing (1). During the rotational movement of the fan (15) At the top apex, the water ring is closest to the fan axis and the water flows to the fan (15) blades. It fills the gap completely. 5 During the first half turn, as the water ring moves away from the hub of the fan (15), the fan (15) The gap between the wings is increasing, and thus the air / gas located on the mirror(3) It is drawn in through the suction openings (4). This process reaches the lower peak of the fan (15). It continues until it reaches; the gap between the fan (15) blades is largely filled with water. Because it is purified, it reaches its highest level at the lower peak. 10 During the second half turn, the water ring is directed back towards the hub. Fan(15) blades The gap between them decreases, so the sucked air / gas is compressed and on the mirror(3) It is discharged through the outlet port (9) via the discharge openings (5) located there. 15 The Teflon plate flap (14) located above the discharge openings (5) prevents air / gas from entering the pump. by preventing the flow in the reverse direction from the output port (9) to the input port (7) This prevents the formation of pressure. This arrangement allows the pump to operate more efficiently and reduces pressure. It prevents loss. 20 Water ensures the seal between the fan (15) blades, while compression occurs It also helps to absorb the incoming heat. Continuously from the pump along with air / gas. Due to the water that flows out, the pump must be continuously supplied with water during operation. The discharged water is separated from the air / gas using a separator (20) and reused. It is used. Furthermore, the invention ensures a smooth inlet of air / gas to the pump. 25 The suction tank supports the creation of an ideal vacuum inside the pump by enabling it to do so. (21), oil seal (11) which serves as a seal and mechanical seal (13), which prevents friction. by reducing wear and heat, the bearing (12) and the shaft through bearings It includes components such as the bearing housing (6) which provides bearing support. 7 The scope of protection in this application is defined in the claims section and is explicitly stated above. The examples given cannot be limited to those described; a person skilled in the technique can make a difference in the invention. the innovation presented can be achieved by using similar structures and / or This structure can also be applied to other similar fields using the same technique. 5 It is clear that it can be implemented. Therefore, such structures foster innovation and especially technology. It is also obvious that it will lack the criterion of exceeding the known situation.

Claims

8 REQUESTS 1- The invention relates to vacuum creation and gas compression processes in the sugar industry. This relates to a water-ring vacuum pump designed for use with a water ring, and its characteristic feature is the water ring. 5 This water ring provides both a sealing and a compression function. The device, thanks to its eccentric placement, draws water into the ring from different depths. by penetrating, it alternately performs the processes of air / gas absorption and compression. at least one fan (15) which functions like a piston, directing air / gas to the outlet port (9) It is characterized by... 10 2- It is a water ring vacuum pump conforming to Claim 1, and its features are; motor pulley (17), V rotating the pump shaft (2) via the belt (18) and pump pulley (19) and thus It is characterized by containing a motor (16) that makes the fan (15) rotate. 15 3- It is a water ring vacuum pump conforming to Requirement 1, and its feature is; air / gas enters the system. inlet port (7) which enables it to do and / or head which provides suction, pressure and bearing. body (8) and / or allowing the discharge of compressed air / gas and some water together. by including an outlet port (9) and / or a water inlet pipe (10) that provides water to the pump. It is characterized. 20 4- It is a water ring vacuum pump conforming to Claim 1, and its feature is; during the first half rotation, As the water ring moves away from the hub of the fan (15), the gap between the fan (15) blades increases. with and thus the intake located on the mirror(3) which allows air / gas to be drawn in. It is characterized by containing openings (4). 25 5- A water ring vacuum pump conforming to Claim 1, with the following feature: second half return. During the process of the water ring returning to the center, between the fan (15) blades With the reduction of space, the inhaled air / gas is compressed and expelled through the outlet port (9). 30 by including the push openings (5) on the mirror (3) which enable it to be thrown It is the characterization of the situation. 9 6- A water ring vacuum pump conforming to Claim 1, with the characteristic of being able to operate with air / gas. It contains a separator (20) that separates the pressed water and enables its reuse. It is the characterization of the situation. 5 7- This is a water ring vacuum pump conforming to Claim 1, and its characteristic is that the water entering the pump... Ensuring proper air / gas entry, creating the ideal vacuum inside the pump. It is characterized by containing an absorption reservoir (21) which supports its formation. 10