The Liquid Ring Camel Medical Vacuum Systems, with Nash liquid ring pumps, offer decades of durability. Their rotor technology minimizes wear and friction without direct contact, ensuring efficient operation even when contaminants are present. An integrated reservoir provides a 48-hour water supply, mitigating usage and loss concerns.
Durability
These Liquid Ring Camel systems with Nash liquid ring pumps redefine durability, boasting decades of service with minimal maintenance, a stark contrast to other technologies measured in hours.
Maintains coolness
Liquid ring pumps cool efficiently by transferring heat to the seal fluid, enabling their use in high ambient temperatures where air-cooled systems fail.
Carryover abilities
Unlike other vacuum technology options, liquid ring vacuum systems have the unique capability to ingest volumes of liquid contaminants without a noticeable effect on the pump operation.
Secure water supply
Water usage and loss of supply are often cited as reasons to forgo the advantages of liquid rings. The Camel provides the answer to both issues. The design of the Camel uses significantly less water per minute than normal liquid ring operations. Through an on-board water reservoir, there is enough seal water for up to 48 hours of operation.
PLC control
A programmable logic controller (PLC) controls the automatic alternation of both vacuum pumps with provisions for simultaneous operation if required and automatic activation of the reserve unit if required. The control system also includes an automatic minimum run time adjustment to control run time based on demand.
Liquid ring operating principle
Liquid ring is a simple technology.