Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – With shaft connected fluid force subjected thrust balancing... – Fluid force on opposite face of blade or blade support member
Patent
1995-09-29
1997-02-25
Lopez, F. Daniel
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
With shaft connected fluid force subjected thrust balancing...
Fluid force on opposite face of blade or blade support member
416203, F04D 2922
Patent
active
056054343
ABSTRACT:
An impeller of a centrifugal pump for transporting dirty liquids has transport elements, for example back-vanes or grooves disposed on the pressure side of a cover disk. The transport elements are arranged asymmetrically and are limited to one arc sector of the cover disk to create a transverse stream that rotates with the impeller. Solids which have penetrated into the space to the side of the wheel are carried out by this stream in the direction of the transport elements.
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Haag Christian
Jaeger Christoph
Kochanowski Wolfgang
Pensler Thomas
Witzel Rolf
KSB Aktiengesellschaft
Lee Michael S.
Lopez F. Daniel
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