Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific working member mount – Distally supported on radial arm
Patent
1991-12-23
1993-09-21
Denion, Thomas E.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Specific working member mount
Distally supported on radial arm
416213A, 416DIG3, 416223R, 416DIG2, 416DIG5, B63H 120
Patent
active
052463435
ABSTRACT:
A low cost assembly and method for assembly of a fan having a hub, a spider with arms and blades attached to the arms is provided. The spider is arc welded to the hub and the blades are projection welded to the arms. The blades have a root, a tip, and an ear. The width or chord of the blade decreases from the root to the ear and then increases from the ear to the tip. The blade has an air foil shape defined by the arcs of two circles. The radii of the circles and, thus the profile of the blade, change as a function of the cord length and the camber of the blade. The blades have a pitch angle which decreases from the root to the ear. The spider arms are formed to match the pitch and are rotated slightly with respect to the horizontal. The result is a highly efficient, low cost fan blade assembly construction.
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Khouzam Samir
Straight Chuck
Windsor Jim
Denion Thomas E.
Emerson Electric Co.
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