Pumps – Motor driven – Including means utilizing pump fluid for augmenting cooling,...
Reexamination Certificate
2007-07-17
2007-07-17
Koczo, Jr., Michael (Department: 3746)
Pumps
Motor driven
Including means utilizing pump fluid for augmenting cooling,...
C310S062000
Reexamination Certificate
active
10675342
ABSTRACT:
An electrically powered axial-flow fan has a hub to house the motor and support the fan blades. Small blades or vanes on the inside of the hub function as a radial-flow blower to draw cooling air through cooling ports on the electric motor housing. The vanes inside the hub cooperate with a flange surrounding the motor to form a low pressure chamber under the hub to improve cooling flow through the motor. This motor cooling air flow is then ejected into the exhaust stream of the axial-flow fan.
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Hong Tao
Savage John R.
Jacox Meckstroth & Jenkins
Koczo, Jr. Michael
Valeo Electrical Systems, Inc.
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