Radially curved axial cross-sections of tips and sides of diffus

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Working fluid passage or distributing means associated with... – Pump outlet or casing portion expands in downstream direction

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415211, F01D 102, F01D 900

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041814673

ABSTRACT:
This invention is proposed to increase the efficiency of all vaned diffusers used in centrifugal compressors, without in itself further increasing the overall diameter. The invention is to curve in a radial plane, the axial cross-sections of vanes from tip to near the throat, so as logically to accommodate the heretofore deleterious effect of the long-recognized highly-arched relative velocity traverse across the impeller exit annulus, a recognition seldom reflected in diffuser structure over the past approximately 49 years of vaned diffuser development.

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