Patent classifications
F04D1/006
Circulation pump assembly
A circulation pump assembly includes a first inlet (84), an outlet (80), an electric drive motor (30) and at least one impeller (68; 100) driven by the drive motor (30). The circulation pump assembly has at least one first flow path (26; 48) positioned in a connection between the first inlet (84) and the outlet (80) for increasing the pressure of a fluid. The circulation pump assembly has a second inlet (86). The at least one impeller (68; 100) has at least one second flow path (28; 50) for increasing the pressure of a fluid, which is positioned in a connection of the second inlet (86) to the outlet (80). A heating system is provided having a circulation pump assembly of this type.
Pump assembly
A centrifugal pump assembly includes an electrical drive motor (4, 6), an impeller (14) which is driven by the drive motor and a pump casing (12) surrounds the impeller and including two branches (27, 32, 34). A movable valve element (18) is arranged in the pump casing and is movable between two switching positions, in which the flow paths through the two branches (27, 32, 34) are opened to a different extent. The valve element (18) is configured and arranged in the pump casing (12) such that it separates a suction chamber (24) which is connected to a suction side of the impeller (14) from a delivery chamber (26) which is in connection with the delivery side of the impeller (14). The valve element (18) is mechanically and/or hydraulically coupled to the drive motor (4, 6) for at least a movement between the two switching positions.
MULTISTAGE CENTRIFUGAL PUMP FOR CONVEYING A FLUID
A multistage centrifugal pump for conveying a fluid includes a pump housing, two first stage impellers, a last stage impeller and a shaft. The two first stage impellers and the last stage impeller convey the fluid from a housing inlet to a housing outlet. The shaft rotates each impeller about an axial direction, each impeller comprising a suction side to receive the fluid and a discharge side to discharge the fluid. The last stage impeller is a double suction impeller, having a first suction side and a second suction side, and the last stage impeller is arranged between the two first stage impellers with respect to the axial direction. Each impeller of the two first stage impellers is arranged with the suction side of a respective first stage impeller facing one of the first and second suction sides of the last stage impeller.
Pipeline pump
The invention relates to centrifugal pumps and can be used for pumping oil and other fluids along pipelines. A pump comprises a set of strength elements in the form of reinforcing ribs connecting a pump housing to the surfaces of supporting feet of the pump. The fastening surfaces of the feet are situated along the central axis of the inlet and outlet lines. The feet are connected by the reinforcing ribs to the inlet and outlet lines and to bearing assembly housings and connect the housings to one another. The feet themselves are connected to each other in pairs by ribs which pass below the base of the pump housing. The base and the cover of the housing are configured with interior chambers which form an inlet and an outlet. All of the ribs are integral with the cover or the base. The invention is directed toward increasing the reliability and working life of the pump by reducing vibration loads and increasing leak tightness while at the same time minimizing the material requirements of the pump structure.
DOUBLE SUCTION PUMP
A disclosed submersible pump apparatus includes a three-dimensional frame, a pump housing, a drive shaft, an impeller, and first and second motors. The impeller is mounted on the driveshaft within the pump housing and is driven by one or both of the motors. The first motor is connected to a first end of the drive shaft and the second motor connected a second end of the drive shaft. The first and second motors are hydraulic motors and in a first configuration, the first and second motors are configured to cooperatively rotate the drive shaft with hydraulic fluid supplied to and removed from the first and second motors using a parallel fluidic connection. In a second configuration, only one of the motors has a drive gear and drives the drive shaft while the second motor does not have a drive gear and acts as a frictionless bearing supporting the drive shaft.
Double suction pump
A disclosed submersible pump apparatus includes a three-dimensional frame, a pump housing, a drive shaft, an impeller, and first and second motors. The impeller is mounted on the driveshaft within the pump housing and is driven by one or both of the motors. The first motor is connected to a first end of the drive shaft and the second motor connected a second end of the drive shaft. The first and second motors are hydraulic motors and in a first configuration, the first and second motors are configured to cooperatively rotate the drive shaft with hydraulic fluid supplied to and removed from the first and second motors using a parallel fluidic connection. In a second configuration, only one of the motors has a drive gear and drives the drive shaft while the second motor does not have a drive gear and acts as a frictionless bearing supporting the drive shaft.
Double-suction centrifugal pump
The present invention relates to a reinforcing structure for a casing accommodating an impeller. A double-suction centrifugal pump includes: a rotational shaft (1); an impeller (2) secured to the rotational shaft (1); a casing (3) that accommodates the impeller (2) therein; and legs (5) secured to the casing (3). The casing (3) includes a suction volute (20) that communicates with a suction port (6), the casing (3) includes an upper casing (3a) and a lower casing (3b) fastened to each other, at least one rib (28A, 28B, 28C) is provided on each of both side surfaces of the lower casing (3b) constituting the suction volute (20), the rib (28A, 28B, 28C) extends in a radial direction of the rotational shaft (1) when viewed from an axial direction of the rotational shaft (1), and the rib (28A, 28B, 28C) is separated from the legs (5).
Process fluid lubricated pump and seawater injection system
A process fluid lubricated pump includes a pump having a pump shaft extending from a drive end to a non-drive end to rotate about an axial direction, a first pump section having a first set of impellers fixedly mounted on the pump shaft to increase the pressure of the process fluid, a drive to exert a torque on the drive end of the pump shaft to drive the rotation of the pump shaft, a first balance drum fixedly connected to the pump shaft between the pump and the drive end of the pump shaft, the first balance drum defining a first front side facing the pump and a first back side, and a second balance drum fixedly connected to the pump shaft between the pump and the non-drive end of the pump shaft, the second balance drum defining a second front side facing the pump and a second back side.
Clothes treating device
A clothes treating device includes a clothes accommodation part for accommodating clothes or laundry, a water supply pipe for supplying water into the clothes treating device, and a drain pipe for discharging water to the outside of the clothes treating device. A pump assembly generates a flow of water inside the water supply pipe and the drain pipe by using the rotation of a motor. The flow of water is generated only in one of the water supply pipe and the drain pipe depending on the rotating direction of the motor.
MULTISTAGE CENTRIFUGAL PUMP FOR CONVEYING A FLUID
A multistage centrifugal pump for conveying a fluid includes a pump housing with an inlet and an outlet, first and second stage impellers for conveying the fluid from the inlet to the outlet, and a shaft for rotating each impeller about an axial direction. Each impeller is a double suction impeller, having a first suction side, a second suction side for receiving the fluid and a discharge side for discharging the fluid. The discharge side of the first stage impeller includes two separate exits, a first exit for discharging the fluid into a first crossover line, and a second exit for discharging the fluid into a second crossover line. The first crossover line is in fluid communication with the first suction side of the second stage impeller, and the second crossover line is in fluid communication with the second suction side of the second stage impeller.