Pump with medium tight shell and venting means

Pumps – Motor driven – Pump fluid communicates with sealed chamber containing armature

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417370, 417420, 417366, 417435, F04B 1700, F04B 3902, F04B 3900

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ABSTRACT:
A pump (1) includes a pumphouse (2) having an inlet (3) for admitting a medium at a suction side of the pump and an outlet (4) for discharching the medium at a delivery side of the pump. A pumping device is rotatably arranged on an axle (6), the axle being driven by a driver including a rotor and a device for coupling energy to the rotor. A medium tight shell (11) is arranged around the rotor and the axle; and a first canal (18) extends from a first location at a level near or beyond an axial bearing to a second location (24) in the pump where a lower pressure is dominant than at the first location.

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