Patent classifications
F04D29/007
Synchronous reluctance rotary electric machine
A synchronous reluctance rotary electric machine of an embodiment includes a shaft and a rotor core. The shaft rotates around a rotation axis. The rotor core is fixed to the shaft, includes four layers of hollow parts having a convex shape toward a radially inner side formed for each pole in cross section, and includes bridges between the respective hollow parts and an outer circumferential surface thereof. Then, in each pole, when a center in a circumferential direction is a pole center, both ends in the circumferential direction are pole ends, and the plurality of bridges are a first layer bridge, a second layer bridge, a third layer bridge, and a fourth layer bridge in order from the pole center toward each of the pole ends, a circumferential width between the second layer bridge and the third layer bridge is set to be greater than a circumferential width between the first layer bridge and the second layer bridge and a circumferential width between the third layer bridge and the fourth layer bridge.
Dual integrated pump having a first and second pump portion connected in series and driven by a common shaft
A pump includes a housing, a drive shaft, a centrifugal pump portion having an impeller, and a gear pump portion having first and second gears. The impeller and one of the first and second gears are mounted to the drive shaft to drive the centrifugal pump portion and the gear pump portion at the same rotational speed. The gear pump can be a crescent internal gear (CIG) pump. The drive shaft can be rotated by a magnetic drive. The drive shaft can include a longitudinal bore in fluid communication with a cavity in the magnetic drive and with a discharge of the centrifugal pump portion to circulate working fluid through the magnetic drive to cool the drive. An impeller can be coupled to an inlet of the centrifugal pump portion.
Debris removing impeller back vane
A pump features an impeller having a rotating disk with a front side and a back side. The impeller is arranged to rotate on a shaft with the front side nearest an inlet and the back side nearest a motor housing, so as to provide a main flow of liquid being pumped and a rear impeller flow of the liquid being pumped in an area between the back side of the impeller and the motor housing. The back side has a spiral-shaped vane configured to constantly sweep, and expel any debris from the area between the back side of the impeller and the motor housing. The spiral-shaped vane is formed as a curve that emanates from a central point defined by an axis of the impeller and gets progressively farther away as the curve revolves at least one complete revolution around the central point or axis.
Pump having an electric motor contained in a shell enclosed by a monolithically provided containment jacket
An electric pump for moving a liquid having an electric motor contained in a shell enclosed by a monolithically provided containment jacket. The pump includes a mechanical section having an assembly for moving liquid via impellers and diffusers, an electromechanical section, which includes an electric motor in a shell that includes a rotor and a stator and first and second covers at the ends of the containment jacket having an intake port and a delivery port which are fluidically connected to the mechanical section.
SUPER-SILENT INTELLIGENT WATER PUMP WHICH IS ABLE TO DO SELF-PRIMING BY IDENTIFYING OF WATER FLOW WHEREAS NO NECESSITY OF WATER PRE-FILLING
The invention discloses a super-silent intelligent water pump which is able to do self-priming by identifying water flow whereas no necessity of water pre-filling, which includes a pump body, a motor, an impeller, and a vibration absorbing bracket, the pump body is provided with a diffusing plate, the pump body and the diffusing plate are one-piece integrated structure, the diffusing plate adopts a sealed single outlet structure, the diffusing plate is provided with an outlet, the outlet is disposed on the outside of the diffusing plate, the water guiding hole is disposed between the inlet and the outlet. It solved the problem of heat dissipation when the machine is sealed, and, it solved the problem of vibration during use. It is energy saving and consumption reduced. It improves the service life of water pump. Meanwhile, it achieves the purpose of high efficient and super-silent operation.
RADIAL FLOW RUNNER FOR A HYDRAULIC MACHINE
A runner of the Francis type including a crown, a plurality of blades, each blade being defined by a pressure surface, a suction surface, an edge adjoining the high pressure side and a spaced apart edge adjoining the low pressure side. The crown includes a seal to seal the space above the crown against water from the high pressure side. The further runner includes at least one passage being capable to drain high pressure leakage water to the low pressure side. The passage includes an inlet aperture located in a portion of the crown which is exposed to high pressure leakage water. The passage is located within a blade and leads from the inlet aperture to the edge of the same blade adjoining to the low pressure side. The passage is shaped to form a continuous opening in the same edge adjoining to the low pressure side.
ELECTRIC PUMP
An electric pump includes: an impeller; a rotor connected to the impeller; a housing accommodating the rotor; divided iron cores surrounding the housing from an outside of the housing; divided coil bobbins respectively attached to the divided iron cores; divided coils respectively wound around the divided coil bobbins; and a bus bar unit including bus bars, wherein the housing includes a bottom wall portion directly or indirectly holding a shaft portion in a standing manner, the shaft portion supports the rotor for rotation, the bottom wall portion overlaps at least a part of the divided coils in an orthogonal direction orthogonal to an axial direction of the rotor, and the bus bar unit is conductively connected to the divided coils and is held by the bottom wall portion.
HIGH EFFICIENCY DOUBLE SUCTION IMPELLER
A double suction impeller is disclosed. In at least one embodiment, the impeller is configured for centrifugal pumps and hydraulic power recovery turbines. The impeller's flow-path arrangement comprises inter-blade channels, intersecting each other at the impeller's outer diameter and defining a variable cross section shape, so that the equivalent number of blades is at least doubled with respect to a conventional configuration obtained by the coupling of two single suction impellers and an improved control over the velocity of the flow within the inter-blade channels is achieved.
SYNCHRONOUS RELUCTANCE ROTARY ELECTRIC MACHINE
A synchronous reluctance rotary electric machine of an embodiment includes a shaft and a rotor core. The shaft rotates around a rotation axis. The rotor core is fixed to the shaft, includes four layers of hollow parts having a convex shape toward a radially inner side formed for each pole in cross section, and includes bridges between the respective hollow parts and an outer circumferential surface thereof. Then, in each pole, when a center in a circumferential direction is a pole center, both ends in the circumferential direction are pole ends, and the plurality of bridges are a first layer bridge, a second layer bridge, a third layer bridge, and a fourth layer bridge in order from the pole center toward each of the pole ends, a circumferential width between the second layer bridge and the third layer bridge is set to be greater than a circumferential width between the first layer bridge and the second layer bridge and a circumferential width between the third layer bridge and the fourth layer bridge.
PUMPS WITH A WATERPROOF STRUCTURE
A motor driven pump with a waterproof structure is provided. The pump includes a motor, a pump body, a pump shaft, a shaft seal, and a first blocking member. The motor includes a motor housing. The pump body includes an impeller and a first drainage chamber having a first drainage outlet. The pump shaft includes a first end and a second end located opposite to the first end, wherein the first end is connected to the motor and the second end is connected to the impeller. The shaft seal forms a fluid seal with the pump body to prevent a fluid in the pump body from leaking into the motor. The first blocking member is located between the motor and the shaft seal and is connected in a sealed and a fixed manner to the pump shaft for conjoint rotation. The first blocking member is positioned to block fluid leaking from the shaft seal.