Pumps – One fluid pumped by contact or entrainment with another – Contact or entrainment within rotary impeller
Patent
1993-10-25
1995-05-09
Gluck, Richard E.
Pumps
One fluid pumped by contact or entrainment with another
Contact or entrainment within rotary impeller
417203, 417205, 417350, F04C 1900, F04R 2314
Patent
active
054134668
ABSTRACT:
A unified fuel pump assembly combines a vane-type pump and a booster stage for the inlet of the vane-type pump, in a unitary structure to substantially reduce "windage" losses caused by relatively moving parts. The unified structure also includes an electric motor subassembly to provide motive power, and a liquid ring pump, which helps to process air bubbles through the fuel pump, is coupled to the electric motor rotor to further avoid "windage" losses. The vane type pump relies on the use of a central shaft capable of having a substantially uniform and relatively large diameter from end to end.
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Bennett George L.
Sundberg Jack G.
Coltec Industries Inc.
Gluck Richard E.
Reiter Howard S.
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