Screw rotor and method of manufacturing the same

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Impeller making

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29888023, B23P 1500

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053774078

ABSTRACT:
A method for manufacturing a screw rotor for use in a hydraulic machine which has a pair of rotors engageable with each other to compress fluid, pump fluid or expand fluid. The screw rotor includes a shaft, a screw body including a number of stacked thin plates bonded with one another, and a cavity provided in the screw body and formed by openings of the stacked thin plates. The method of manufacturing a screw rotor includes the steps of preparing a number of thin plates having at least one opening, stacking the thin plates in such a manner that a through hole of the thin plate receives a shaft, filling a cavity formed by the openings of the stacked thin plates with powdery pressure medium, and bonding the stacked thin plates with one another by diffusion bonding under a hot isostatic pressing process.

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