Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – With control means responsive to non-cyclic condition... – Control of clutch or brake surface
Patent
1975-04-17
1976-06-08
Freeh, William L.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
With control means responsive to non-cyclic condition...
Control of clutch or brake surface
415123, 417223, B27C 900
Patent
active
039618595
ABSTRACT:
A boost pump incorporates a low-flow impeller pump for charging the inlet of a gas producer fuel pump and a high-flow impeller pump for charging the inlet of an augmentor fuel pump. The low-flow pump is connected to a drive shaft so as to be continuously driven thereby. The drive shaft may be placed in driving connection with the high-flow pump through the medium of a friction clutch which is engageable by the application of a fluid pressure. Disengagement of the high-flow impeller, when augmentation is not required, significantly contributes to an increase in pump efficiency and a reduction in heating of the fluid being pumped.
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patent: 3576375 (1971-04-01), Jackson
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Cygnor John E.
Sundberg Jack G.
Chandler Evans Inc.
Dornon Richard A.
Freeh William L.
LaPointe G. P.
Luther Radford W.
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