ISO 21360-3:2019

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 30 January 2019

Vacuum technology — Standard methods for measuring vacuum pump performance — Part 3: Specific parameters for mechanical booster vacuum pumps

ISO 21360-3:2019 Files

English 14 Pages
Current Edition
BHD 47.9

ISO 21360-3:2019 Scope

This document specifies methods and special requirements for measuring the maximum tolerable pressure difference, effective compression ratio, compression ratio with zero throughput and overflow valve pressure difference of mechanical booster vacuum pumps.

It applies to mechanical booster vacuum pumps employed for medium vacuum or rough vacuum applications including gas-cooled mechanical booster vacuum pump and multiple mechanical booster vacuum pump systems.

It covers particular characteristics of mechanical boosters that are different from those of the usual positive displacement vacuum pumps. Maximum tolerable pressure difference Δpmax, effective compression ratio Keff, compression ratio with zero throughput K0 and overflow valve pressure difference Δp1 are special characteristics of the performance of mechanical booster vacuum pumps.

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