F04C18/12

Pump assembly with sealing protrusion on stator bore portion

A pump assembly may include a rotor having a rotor shaft portion; a stator having a bore portion defining a bore for receiving the rotor shaft portion; and a circumferential protrusion extending radially into the bore between the bore portion and the rotor shaft portion, wherein at least one of the protrusion and a corresponding surface of the rotor shaft portion or the bore portion is configured to be abraded by the other upon experiencing contact therewith. In this way, the gap between the bore portion and the rotor shaft portion may be at least partially filled by the circumferential protrusion in order to provide a seal. The protrusion and one of the bore portion and the rotor shaft portion may be formed from different hardness materials.

Driving structure of three-axis multi-stage roots pump

A driving structure of a three-axis multi-stage Roots pump comprises a pump body, wherein a gear end cover is mounted at one side of the pump body, an air outlet end moving bearing air sealing unit is mounted on the other side of the pump body, and the bearing end cover is mounted on the pump at the side of the pump body; a driving axis, a first driven axis and a second driven axis are further provided inside the pump body, and the driving axis is connected with the first driven axis and the second driven axis through the gear, respectively; and both ends of the driving axis, the first driven axis and the second driven axis are movably connected to an air inlet end gear mechanical seal driving unit and an air outlet end moving bearing air sealing unit, respectively. The present invention overcomes the deficiencies of the prior art, a fixed bearing limiting unit not only plays a radial supporting role, strengthens the rigidity of an independent axis, but also reduces the diameter of the axis, and at the same time, evenly distributes to the two axial ends in the axial deformation process, avoiding deformation in a single direction, reducing the amount of displacement by nearly half, and also improving the sealing efficiency of the system.

Twin shaft pumps and a method of pumping

A twin shaft pump may include two cooperating rotors configured to rotate in opposite directions about parallel axes of rotation; a stator comprising a stator bore in which the rotors are mounted to rotate. The stator bore includes a central part between the two axes of rotation, and an outer part outside of the two axes, the rotors being configured to have cooperating dimensions with the stator bore such that an outer edge of each rotor that is remote from the other rotor seals with the stator bore when rotating in at least a portion of the outer part. A fluid inlet is provided in the stator bore, at least a portion of the fluid inlet being in the central part of the stator bore between the axes of rotation. A fluid outlet is provide in an opposing surface of the stator bore, the fluid outlet being in the central part of the stator bore. The fluid inlet and fluid outlet are arranged such that on rotation of the rotors, the rotors each move a pumping chamber between the fluid inlet and the fluid outlet; wherein at least a portion of the fluid inlet is arranged to extend beyond the central part of the stator bore.

Multi-stage dry roots vacuum pump

A multi-stage dry Roots vacuum pump, including a pump body, multi-stage Roots working units and a plurality of drive components. The pump body is provided with a plurality of independent working chambers, and airflow channels communicating the various working chambers; the airflow channels are communicated with outside; the Roots working units of each stage include driving Roots rotors and driven Roots rotors; the driving Roots rotors and driven Roots rotors are positioned in the working chambers; and the various drive components are respectively used for driving the driving Roots rotors and driven Roots rotors positioned in the various working chambers to rotate towards opposite directions at the same rotating speed. The Roots working units of various stages may be randomly distributed at various positions of the pump body on premise of ensuring that the airflow channels can communicate the working chambers of each stage.

EGR PUMP SYSTEM WITH OVERHUNG ROTORS

An exhaust gas recirculation pump system for an internal combustion engine includes an EGR gas source and an electric motor assembly. A roots device is coupled to the electric motor. The roots device includes a housing defining an internal volume wherein the housing includes a radial inlet port receiving the EGR gas source and an outlet port expelling the EGR gas from the housing. Rotors are disposed in the internal volume and connected to the electric motor. A transmission housing is attached to the housing. The transmission housing includes journals formed therein receiving bearings that support the rotors on only a single end of the rotors.

Large industrial vacuum sealer system

The present invention proposes a large industrial vacuum sealer system. The system comprises the following working steps: after materials are placed, a box base moves upwards to be jointed with a box cover in a sealing manner; the first valve 120 is switched on; a rotary vane pump starts roughly pumping the air; next, a roots pump starts working; when the pressure reaches a preset value, the first valve 120 is switched off; valves 110 and the second valve 130 are switched on; diffusion pumps start working; after the air is pumped out completely, all pumps stop working. A box body comprises the box cover and the box base, wherein the box body is fixedly mounted. The box base is driven by air cylinders to move along a rail. In the present invention, a light curtain sensor is mounted between the box cover and the box base.

Motor-driven roots pump with smooth activation in low-temperature environment

A motor-driven Roots pump includes a housing, a drive shaft and a driven shaft that have axial lines parallel with each other, and a gear chamber. The housing includes a first partition that has a first defining surface, a second partition having a second defining surface, and a relief recess. An addendum circle of the drive gear and an addendum circle of the driven gear intersect with each other at a first intersection point. A plane that includes both the axial lines is defined as an imaginary plane. The first intersection point is located on a side of the imaginary plane on which the drive gear and the driven gear start meshing with each other. An opening of the relief recess is opposed to the first intersection point and is arranged in a region on a side of the imaginary plane on which the first intersection point is located.

Suction hand and industrial robot provided with the same

A robot suction hand mountable on an industrial robot and configured to hold a workpiece by suction using a suction unit. The robot suction hand includes: a vacuum pump incorporated in the robot suction hand. The vacuum pump has a housing in which an intake port and an exhaust port are formed, and configured to intermittently take in air from the intake port and intermittently discharge air from the exhaust port. The robot suction hand includes a suction path that communicates with the suction unit and the intake port and a first member made of a porous material. The first member covers the exhaust port.

Fluid machine

A seal member includes pushing projections that project from a seal body toward at a groove inner-side circumferential surface and are arranged at intervals in a circumferential direction of the seal body. The pushing projections push the seal body against the groove inner-side circumferential surface and a groove outer-side circumferential surface between the groove inner-side circumferential surface and the groove outer-side circumferential surface. This reduces the gap between the groove outer-side circumferential surface and the seal member in the seal accommodating groove. Thus, salt water is unlikely to collect in the gap between the groove outer-side circumferential surface of the seal accommodating groove and the seal member. This improves the corrosion resistance of the housing and the seal member.

Optimized helix angle rotors for roots-style supercharger

A blower may include a blower housing that may include a plurality of rotor chambers and a plurality of rotors. The plurality of rotors may be substantially identical and each may include a twist angle and a helix angle. The rotors and the blower housing may be configured to create internal fluid compression when the rotors are rotating at a first rotational speed and not to create internal fluid compression when the rotors are rotating at a second rotational speed. The rotors and the blower housing may be configured to create the internal fluid compression without backflow slots in the blower housing. The twist angle may include the angular displacement of lobes of the plurality of rotors between axial ends of the plurality of rotors. The helix angle may be a function of the twist angle and a pitch diameter of the plurality of rotors.