Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – With means for re-entry of working fluid to blade set
Patent
1991-02-15
1992-10-27
Look, Edward K.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
With means for re-entry of working fluid to blade set
415 585, 415191, 4151995, 4152141, 415914, 403340, 403344, F01D 112
Patent
active
051584263
ABSTRACT:
In a stator assembly for a turbomolecular pump, each stator is assembled from two semicircular portions mutually aligned and secured in place by tongue and grooves means, each such stator including a plurality of radially directed blades connecting an inner circular edge and outer circular edge of the stator, such edges occupying respective parallel displaced planes. The outer edge of each stator includes regularly outward projected tabs which bear between spacer rings to maintain axial alignment.
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Casaro Fausto
Inserra Dario
Levi Giampaolo
Pellizzari Paolo
Berkowitz Edward H.
Look Edward K.
Varian Associates Inc.
Verdier Christopher M.
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