Fundamentals of Vacuum Pumps (Low to Medium Vacuum)
One-Stage vs. Two-Stage Dry Vacuum Pumps
What is the difference between one-stage and two-stage dry pumps?
This section explains the difference in a situation that has 2 pumps chambers with a dry pump powered by a motor.
One-stage type:
A pump with two pump chambers connected in parallel to increase the exhaust volume is a one-stage type. The pump with one pump room is, of course, a one-stage type.
Two-stage type:
A pump with two pump chambers connected in series to increase the compression ratio is a two-stage type. There are also a three-stage type and a four-stage type.
One-Stage vs. Two-Stage
Type | Ultimate Pressure | Pumping Speed |
One-Stage Type | High | Large |
Two-Stage Type | Low | Small |
Combination Structure
Fundamentals of Vacuum Pumps (Low to Medium Vacuum)
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- Vacuum Tech Basics
- Fundamentals of Vacuum Pumps (Low to Medium Vacuum)
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- Fundamentals of Vacuum Gauges
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