Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Including means for handling working fluid leakage – Leakage through seal between runner or shaft and static part
Patent
1987-07-02
1988-10-04
Garrett, Robert E.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
Including means for handling working fluid leakage
Leakage through seal between runner or shaft and static part
415205, 55204, F01D 2530
Patent
active
047752920
ABSTRACT:
On the suction side of its pump housing a pump is provided with a gas separator optionally built integrally with the pump housing. The gas separator comprises a cyclone chamber with an inlet channel for a gas or air-containing pump medium, and a liquid outlet channel connected to the inlet of the pump. A bleed housing is provided at the upper end of the cyclone chamber, said bleed housing comprising an air duct. The air duct is substantially Z-shaped and of a cross section deviating from circular shape. The air duct comprises furthermore a relatively wide groove over at least a portion of its length and at its upper wall. The groove extends from adjacent the inlet of the air duct and forwards into said duct. In this manner a separation of gas or air from the gas or air-containing pump medium is obtained which is more reliable than the previously known separation.
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Jensen Niels D.
Nielsen Jorgen D.
Garrett Robert E.
Grundfos International A/S
Meller Michael N.
Pitko Joseph M.
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