Rotary expansible chamber devices – Multistage – Interengaging rotary members
Patent
1978-03-09
1980-03-18
Vrablik, John J.
Rotary expansible chamber devices
Multistage
Interengaging rotary members
418 15, 418 75, 418206, 261 28, 261 84, 366272, F04C 108, F04C 1300, F04C 1100, B01F 514
Patent
active
041937457
ABSTRACT:
A gear pump for dispersing a gas into a liquid is provided with mixing means for improving the uniformity of the dispersion. In preferred form, the mixing means comprises a series of fixed, shallow, blind cavities that open to the pumping cavity between the liquid inlet and the outlet, and which are positioned to be "wiped" by the gear teeth as the gears rotate. The alternate connection and disconnection of the intertooth spaces to these cavities as the gears rotate establishes motion or turbulence of the gas/liquid mixture within the intertooth spaces, and surprisingly improves uniformity of the dispersion.
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Akers Larry D.
Hamilton William M.
Kruke Jeffrey J.
Scholl Charles H.
Nordson Corporation
Vrablik John J.
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