Screw pump for lubricating generator bearing

Lubrication – Lubricators – Force feed

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184 31, 384465, 384468, 384471, 384473, F16N 718, F16N 732, F16N 736

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049429442

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus to lubricate generator bearings with an oil-air mist is disclosed. A screw pump, preferably an assembly of components comprising a ring, a teflon seal, a pump rotor and a hub is secured onto a rotor shaft of a generator for rotation therewith. The rotor shaft has at least one passageway extending radially from an axial bore therein through which oil is transferred. The screw pump has a first orifice coincident with the rotor shaft passageway, a second orifice, a passageway extending from the first orifice to the second orifice through which the oil is directed into a cavity in the generator housing where it mixes with air to form a mist to lubricate the bearing, a circumferential surface fitting within an opening in the generator housing, and a helical groove in the circumferential surface through which the oil-air mist is evacuated during rotation of the generator rotor shaft.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2234574 (1941-03-01), Olcott
patent: 2470365 (1949-05-01), O'Daniel
patent: 2848284 (1958-08-01), Atkinson
patent: 4241959 (1980-12-01), Frister

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