Electric pump for the circulation of a liquid, for example in an

Pumps – Motor driven – Pump within rotary working member

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052696634

ABSTRACT:
The electric pump comprises a stationary body which defines a chamber for the liquid and in which is mounted to rotate an impeller body provided with a series of blades. The inductor and the armature of a brushless electric motor are formed by two inserts which are embedded in the material of the two bodies during the corresponding moulding thereof. The armature is formed by a series of permanent magnets mounted on a ring of ferromagnetic material and it can be disposed in alignment with the blades of the impeller body.

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