Pumps – Motor driven – Pump within rotary working member
Patent
1990-05-29
1992-05-12
Smith, Leonard E.
Pumps
Motor driven
Pump within rotary working member
415900, 604151, F04B 1700
Patent
active
051122006
ABSTRACT:
A brushless DC motor has a rotor with impeller blades mounted thereon to pump blood through the central portion of the motor. Over a portion of its length, the rotor has a cylindrical surface that is spaced from a cooperating cylindrical surface on the motor stator. There is a gap between these cylindrical surfaces through which there is a leakage flow of blood. The relative motion between the cylindrical surfaces provides a hydrodynamic bearing that suspends the rotor in the stator.
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Isaacson Milton S.
Lioi Anthony P.
Nu-Tech Industries, Inc.
Smith Leonard E.
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