Recent content by industria77

i was just thinking it would be nice to have a better vacuume cleaner, ever try to vacuume sawdust off of carpet? lol, well you all have helped me to better underwstand some principles on the subject, it has been very informative, thanks.

no, you described it and used the phrase in series

yes i understand that, i don't think ill make anything like this but i was curious about the design, apparently someones manufactured a machine like this though according to http://www.cleansmartsupplies.co.uk/in-series-versus-airflow-vacuum/ , and id seen a little more on it in other places.

thanks for the tip,i didnt realize there was a difference, at any rate, i still am curious as to how it works it seems even more difficult to understand the housing now if it is two compressors

isnt what your referring to as running them in parrelell?

i was curious as to the positioning of the fans and i guess now, how they keep it cooled, https://www.google.com/search?q=vacuume+in+series&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=vacuum+pumps+in+series , lol, I am an idiot, https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/vacuum-pumps-in-series.448085/ , i didnt realize this...

not the way i invisioned it the second pump would be in the airflow of the first and so it would actually be supercooled but i think the second motor might overheat, i don't know the idea just intrigued me i haven't built anything, but i could.

thats what i had always thought. but the guy needed more vacuume and he ran two vacs to get it ans some guy claiming to be an engineer suggested to run them in series, i looked into it and got intrigued because i need a better vacuume cleaner to clean up my floors. there seems to be a lot on the...

compressors and fans, i was thinking of with the fans, mostly various vacuume cleaner motors

hey all, nice to be here! this seems like a valuable resource to have. nice to be part of it, thanks for having me.

to be clear, I am not using this to vacuum form, i need the pump for general service

basically i need to see the route the air flows through the pumps

i was watching a video on vacuum forming, the author had built a home made vacuum former with two shop vacs to increase the vacuum pressure. in the comments someone suggested to run the vacuums in series to further increase vacuum. i have a need for stronger vacuum and have several pumps, i need...

can anyone refer me to a graphical representation of how this works so i can build one?