Motors: expansible chamber type – Three or more cylinders arranged in parallel radial or... – Motive fluid bypass to or from assembly
Patent
1984-01-31
1985-11-05
Freeh, William L.
Motors: expansible chamber type
Three or more cylinders arranged in parallel radial or...
Motive fluid bypass to or from assembly
91496, F01B 1306
Patent
active
045506442
ABSTRACT:
In a fluid machine, wherein fluid flows through working chambers, as in pumps, compressors, motors, transmissions, a rotor and a drive shaft are revolvingly borne in the housing of the machine. Since slight departures of the axes of the rotor and shaft from each other might result in wearing of faces or in widened clearances in the machine, the shaft and rotor are coupled flexibly. The coupling is managed by providing the drive shaft with arms or fingers and the rotor with gaps whereby the gaps are extending into the axially seen medial rotor portion. The arms or fingers are engaging the walls of the gaps in the mentioned medial rotor portion, whereby tilting components of forces, which might occur, when the coupling would be on an axial end of the rotor, are prevented.
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patent: 932033 (1909-08-01), Krone
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