Patent classifications
F04D1/003
REGENERATIVE PUMP START STAGE FOR HIGH SPEED CENTRIFUGAL FUEL PUMP
A centrifugal pump includes a selectable regenerative style pumping element, including a regenerative pump rotor and at least one side wall flow channel formed by a rotating disc. The regenerative pumping element is selectable between a first state in which the disc does not rotate with the impeller and a second state in which the disc rotates with the impeller.
Metering pump made of plastic
The invention relates to a metering pump (1) made of plastic, with two rotors (10) coupled to one another via gears (11) and drivable in opposite directions, which are seated in a pump housing (5) equipped with suction ports (6) and outlet ports (7), wherein each rotor (10) has a rotor shaft (12), the rotor shaft ends (15) of which are seated in the walls (8, 4) of the pump housing (5). Each rotor (10) has two rotor blade walls (13) arranged diametrically on the rotor shaft (12), a partially cylindrical rotor blade shoe (14) being formed at each of the peripheral ends of said rotor blade walls, wherein the rotor blade shoes (14) on the one hand contact the cylindrical inside wall regions of the pump housing (5) and on the other contact the rotor blade shafts (13) of the adjacent rotor (10) in a sliding and sealing manner.
Pump with cutting wheel and pre-cutter
A pump having a cutting wheel and a pre-cutter (26) for cutting chippings that are contained in the medium pumped by the pump, the pre-cutter being driven by a shaft portion that projects axially from the cutting wheel and having a plurality of wings (28), the pre-cutter being surrounded by a crest of anvil blocks (32) at which the free ends of the wings (28) move past in a little distance when the pre-cutter rotates, wherein the anvil blocks are configured as counter-blades (32) that are held exchangeably at a blade carrier (34) that surrounds the pre-cutter (26) at least on a part of its periphery.
FLUID TRANSFER COUPLING
A fluid transfer coupling comprises a first shaft assembly a second shaft assembly, and a seal assembly. The first shaft assembly comprises a first shaft and an annular fin attached to the first shaft, the annular fin having one or more internal passages extending therethrough. Each internal passage connects a centre portion of the first shaft to a radially outwardly facing side of the annular fin. The second shaft assembly comprises a second shaft and an annular trough extending radially outwardly of the second shaft.
FLUID PROCESSING MACHINES AND FLUID PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
A fluid processing machine that includes a stator capable of generating an electromagnetic field and a first rotor section having at least one impeller and at least one permanent magnet. The stator is configured to electromagnetically engage with the first rotor section so as to rotate the first rotor section about a central axis in a first rotational direction. Further rotor sections can also be included that are induced to rotate in the first rotational direction. Other rotator sections with impellers and permanent magnets can also be included that are driven in a second, contra-rotating, direction by a second stator. Several of the fluid processing machine can be distributed within a surface system or subsea system that transports produced fluid from wells to a surface facility.
HEAT EXCHANGE MODULE AND SERIAL PUMP THEREOF
A serial pump includes a pump body, a first impeller and a second impeller. A first rotor chamber, a second rotor chamber and a connecting channel are formed in the pump body. The first rotor chamber has a first outlet opening, the second rotor chamber has a second inlet opening, and the connecting channel is communicated between the first outlet opening and the second inlet opening. The first impeller is pivotally arranged in the first rotor chamber, and an outer periphery of the first impeller is arranged corresponding to the first outlet opening. The second impeller is pivotally arranged in the second rotor chamber, and a center of the second impeller is arranged corresponding to the second inlet opening. Accordingly, the first impeller and the second impeller are serially arranged.
Electronic device and liquid cooling heat dissipation structure thereof
A liquid cooling heat dissipation structure includes a heat-conducting substrate, a fluid-splitting board, a fluid-conducting board, and a liquid supply module. The heat-conducting substrate has a heat-conducting body contacting a heat generation source and a plurality of heat-dissipating fins disposed on the heat-conducting body. The fluid-splitting board is disposed on the heat-dissipating fins. The fluid-conducting board is disposed on the fluid-splitting board. The liquid supply module includes an external cover body detachably disposed on the heat-conducting body and at least two pumps detachably disposed on the external cover body. The external cover body has at least one liquid inlet and at least one liquid outlet, and cooling liquid flows into the external cover body through the at least one liquid inlet and flows out of the external cover body through the at least one liquid outlet by driving one or all of the at least two pumps.
REMOVABLE MECHANICAL CIRCULATORY SUPPORT FOR SHORT TERM USE
Mechanical circulatory supports configured to operate in series with the native heart are disclosed. In an embodiment, an intravascular propeller is installed into the descending aorta and anchored within via an expandable anchoring mechanism. The propeller and anchoring mechanism may be foldable so as to be percutaneously deliverable to the aorta. The propeller may have foldable blades. The blades may be magnetic and may be driven by a concentric electromagnetic stator circumferentially outside the magnetic blades. The stator may be intravascular or may be configured to be installed around the outer circumference of the blood vessel. The support may create a pressure rise between about 20-50 mmHg, and maintain a flow rate of about 5 L/min. The support may have one or more pairs of contra-rotating propellers to modulate the tangential velocity of the blood flow. The support may have static pre-swirlers and or de-swirlers. The support may be optimized to replicate naturally occurring vortex formation within the descending aorta.
Twin Pump Unit Casing Having Motor Mounted Touchscreens
A dual pump unit having a pair of pumps that provide parallel hydraulic paths, and are configured to operate concurrently in opposite rotational directions. The dual pump unit has a sealed casing which includes a suction flange, two volutes in hydraulically parallel configuration, and a discharge flange. The pair of pumps are located within a respective volute of the casing and, in an example, are radially inline and horizontally inline. The casing may include a flattened bottom. Each pump may include a touchscreen for configuration of the respective pump. The pumps are controllable to circulate a circulating medium to collectively provide output to source a load.