Fluid sprinkling – spraying – and diffusing – Distributor continuously moves relative to support during... – Reaction-type nozzle motive means
Patent
1978-07-24
1980-03-18
Marbert, James B.
Fluid sprinkling, spraying, and diffusing
Distributor continuously moves relative to support during...
Reaction-type nozzle motive means
239600, B05B 306
Patent
active
041935497
ABSTRACT:
An arm/rotor hub assembly comprises a hollow rotor and a plurality of hollow arms, each of the arms passing through a corresponding aperture of the rotor sidewall and having one end thereof extending outwardly of the rotor in a generally transverse direction and the other end thereof disposed within the rotor and flared outwardly to a diameter greater than that of the corresponding aperture. The inner surface of the rotor sidewall defines a recess adjacent each of the apertures, and the rotor other ends have a portion thereof at least partially disposed within the recess adjacent the corresponding aperture. The assembly is put together by inserting the other arm ends through the corresponding apertures and employing a flaring tool inserted into the rotor through the open rotor end to flare the other arm ends outwardly within the rotor to a diameter greater than the apertures and force some portions of the other arm ends into the recesses and other portions intermediate the apertures and the open rotor end.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1647447 (1927-11-01), Harnett
patent: 1766514 (1930-06-01), Henry
Beatrice Foods Co.
Marbert James B.
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