Ceiling fan

Pumps – Motor driven – Motor within rotary pumping member

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41742312, 416208, F04B 1702

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049002368

ABSTRACT:
Ceiling fan consisting of a rotatable assembly to which the fan blades are attached and a stationary assembly connected to capable of being connected to a suspension means. These assemblies have a common centerline, and the rotary assembly comprise the rotor and the stationary assembly the stator, located concentrically inside the rotor, of an electric motor. The rotatable assembly is mounted rotatable relative to the stationary assembly by means of a tubular member extending coaxially with the centerline and a shaft located therewithin. Two bearings are located at a distance one above the other and are mounted between the shaft and the tubular member, at least one of which bearings comprises a rolling bearing. The other one of the two bearings comprises a journal bearing.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2382535 (1945-08-01), Bauer
patent: 3175755 (1965-03-01), Rockafield
patent: 3601507 (1971-08-01), Harris
patent: 4400140 (1983-08-01), Papst
patent: 4564335 (1986-01-01), Harmsen et al.

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