Rotary, self-priming, liquip pump, and an impellers and shaft as

Pumps – Diverse pumps – Priming and venting

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417203, 415143, F04B 2308

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055991718

ABSTRACT:
A pump housing has a plurality of chambers formed therein, and a shaft journaled within, the shaft having impellers keyed thereto. Each chamber has one of the impellers disposed therein. One of the impellers is the primary liquid-working element, and has rigid vanes. The vanes are generously spaced apart from the enclosing chamber walls. A second impeller has flexible vanes, and serves as a priming element; it has an intimate fit in its chamber and cooperates with an outlet flapper valve to create a negative pressure in the liquid inlet. Consequently, the pump can self-prime even when absolutely dry.

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patent: 4624627 (1986-11-01), Tunks

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