Flow diverter pressure plate

Rotary expansible chamber devices – Pressure fluid radially balances working or rotating... – Counterbalancing fluid directed to intertooth spaces or...

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418131, F04C 2700, F04C 2900

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040872165

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus are disclosed for counterbalancing the high pressure forces normally generated in the high pressure fluid region of a rotary pump or motor and exerted against the rotating structure of the pump or motor. By this method and apparatus a portion of the fluid in the high pressure region of the pump housing is transported to a region of the housing interior adjacent to, but out of communication with the low pressure fluid region. This transported high pressure fluid is directed against the rotating structure in the direction of the high pressure fluid region. Consequently, the rotating structure of the pump or motor is less subject to distortion or displacement due to forces generated by fluid in the housing's high pressure fluid region.

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