Pumps – One fluid pumped by contact or entrainment with another – Contact or entrainment within rotary impeller
Patent
1979-02-08
1981-02-17
Croyle, Carlton R.
Pumps
One fluid pumped by contact or entrainment with another
Contact or entrainment within rotary impeller
417310, 417DIG1, F04C 1900
Patent
active
042511909
ABSTRACT:
An improved water ring rotary air compressor in which the rotor assembly has a cylindrical bore while the port head includes a cylindrical port sleeve, made from a high lubricity thermoplastic material, which fits within the bore. The use of a high lubricity thermoplastic port sleeve eliminates the need for shimming the port head following an overhaul of the compressor. The port sleeve includes a plurality of longitudinal slots which eliminate cavitation during start up under pressure. A needle valve built into the manifold allows bypass of a portion of the discharge air into the air inlet. Adjustment of the needle valve permits the maintenance of constant air flow as the compressor becomes worn.
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Brown Charles D.
Fernald Maurice E.
Plummer Cole N.
Tripp Roger N.
Croyle Carlton R.
General Signal Corporation
Look Edward
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