Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Perimetric blading extending axially between annular members
Patent
1997-05-16
1999-12-28
Verdier, Christopher
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Perimetric blading extending axially between annular members
416183, 416186R, 416187, 416223B, 416231B, F04D 2918
Patent
active
060073004
ABSTRACT:
A centrifugal multiblade fan comprises a plurality of curved blades which are circularly arranged about a common rotation axis at evenly spaced intervals defining a curved air flow passage between every neighboring blades. Each curved blade has concave front and convex rear surfaces which extend longitudinally in parallel with the rotation axis. A lower annular end plate is provided for putting thereon lower ends of the circularly arranged blades. A radially outside part of each curved blade has a radius of curvature which is greater than that of a radially inside part of the blade. A slit extends longitudinally parallel with the rotation axis at a radially inside portion of each blade.
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Kamiyama Kaoru
Ohashi Toshio
Saeki Naofumi
Uomoto Manabu
Calsonic Corporation
Verdier Christopher
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