Pumps – Expansible chamber type – Having separate noncyclic valve
Patent
1984-07-20
1986-04-08
Freeh, William L.
Pumps
Expansible chamber type
Having separate noncyclic valve
418 15, 418180, 418197, 418201, F04B 2300, F04C 200
Patent
active
045809534
ABSTRACT:
A screw pump of the kind including a screw array consisting of a central screw (1) with convex flanks and one or more side screws (2) with concave flanks, the threads being formed such that coacting screws seal against each other with the screw array being sealingly surrounded by a screw housing (3), so that at least one closed chamber is formed by the sides and roots of the threads as well as the screw housing, the chamber migrating axially from the inlet end of the screw array to its outlet end when the screws are turned, and is in communication at least during a portion of its migration with a pressure fluid source (9) via at least one duct (14) made in the pump. To prevent the occurrence of, and to eliminate, existing air and gas bubbles in the liquid chamber without efficiency being unnecessarily deteriorated, the pump is provided with a regulating device (15) coacting with the duct for adjusting the quantity of liquid flowing to the chamber from the pressure fluid source.
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Johansson Bo G.
Lagerstedt Torgny J.
Freeh William L.
Imo Aktiebolag
Neils Paul F.
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