Pump impeller and rotor shaft attachment construction

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific blade structure – Coating – specific composition or characteristic

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416134R, F04D 2920

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ABSTRACT:
A pump including an impeller adapted to be removably mounted on a powered shaft, the impeller including a bore opening for complimentary reception of the shaft. The bore opening of the impeller has a torque inducing surface which abuts a complimentary torque inducing surface on the shaft. The impeller includes a plurality of circumferentially spaced flexible finger members disposed in axially extending relation about the bore opening which include inwardly directed bosses for axially securing the impeller to the shaft, and a cap element to retain the finger members compressively against the shaft.

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