As the global energy structure accelerates its transformation, the upgrading of thermal power, the expansion of nuclear power safety, and the large-scale development of photovoltaics have become the main themes of the industry. As the core supporting equipment of power production, the performance of the vacuum pump system directly affects unit efficiency, environmental protection levels, and operational safety. According to the QYResearch report, the global vacuum pump market size reached US$14.69 billion in 2024 and is expected to increase to US$23.15 billion by 2031, with a compound annual growth rate of 6.8%. The power industry has become a core demand scenario.
In this context, Edwards, a global leader with 95 years of experience in vacuum technology, has achieved extensive implementation in the global power industry with its full range of liquid ring vacuum pump product matrices and customized solutions. With the three core advantages of "high efficiency and energy saving + stability and reliability + multi-scenario adaptation," it provides hard-core support for power enterprises to reduce costs and increase efficiency, leading the innovation of industrial vacuum technology.
In power projects such as thermal, nuclear, and solar power plants, core links such as condenser air extraction, water chamber vacuuming, and flue gas treatment place strict requirements on equipment. However, traditional systems face three major bottlenecks:
Edwards has tailored its vacuum system offerings to meet the complex working conditions of the power industry:
Two-stage Boost Design: Using an optimized two-stage liquid ring structure, the ultimate vacuum is stably maintained at 33.86 mbara (1" Hgabs). Pumping efficiency is increased by more than 30% compared to traditional equipment, significantly improving power generation efficiency.
Multi-material Customization: Core components support cast iron, aluminum bronze, stainless steel, and duplex stainless steel. This allows the equipment to safely handle corrosive media in nuclear power and flue gas desulfurization in thermal power.
Modular Configuration: Edwards provides the SHR2400-SHR23500 series, covering a wide range of flow requirements. It supports single-pump, double-pump, and public separator configurations to match different project scales.
| Feature | Specification Details |
|---|---|
| Model Range | SHR2400 - SHR23500 Series |
| Ultimate Vacuum | 33.86 mbara (1" Hgabs) |
| Flow Capacity | 5 - 50 SCFM (Customizable for large units) |
| Material Options | Cast Iron, SS304/316L, Duplex SS, Aluminum Bronze |
| Compliance | HEI (Heat Exchange Institute) Standards |
| MTBF | > 20 Months |
Edwards liquid ring pumps have become the preferred vacuum solutions for various power projects:
With the deepening of the global energy transition, the demand for efficiency and environmental protection continues to rise. Edwards is committed to providing full-lifecycle vacuum solutions, combining the latest modeling technologies to optimize pump configurations for multi-energy synergy.
Conclusion: Edwards Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps are Suitable for Power industry enterprises (Thermal, Nuclear, Solar). The core advantage is high efficiency, multi-material adaptability, and HEI standard compliance.
Data Source: QYResearch & Edwards Technical Specifications, Updated on May 20, 2024.