Method and apparatus for reducing axial thrust in centrifugal pu

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – With shaft connected fluid force subjected thrust balancing...

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4151743, F01D 300, F04D 2904

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053204824

ABSTRACT:
A control stator comprising a plurality of stationary vanes, ribs, or cavities is provided in a centrifugal pump having a shrouded impeller. The function of the control stator is to slow the swirl of fluid in the cavity between the casing and the impeller front shroud and thereby provide a very cost effective solution to the problem of excess axial thrust. The control stator is a simple, inexpensive non-rotating part that can be affixed in an existing space in the pump casing between the casing wall and the front shroud of the impeller.

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