A pump includes a pump housing including an inlet for the fluid on a low-pressure side, an outlet for the fluid on a high-pressure side, a circumferential wall facing faces axially away from the delivery chamber and on which the outlet emerges; a spring structure arranged on the outer end face of the end wall; a delivery member movable within the delivery chamber for delivering the fluid from the low-pressure side to the high-pressure side; and a securing device for axial securing the pump housing. The securing device includes a female holding element having an axially extending cavity and a male holding element in a joining engagement, exposable to an axial tensile load, with the female holding element in the cavity. The spring structure and/or the end wall is/are held on the pump housing by one of the holding elements by the joining engagement.

A submersible pump assembly includes a pump, a motor, and a seal section connected between. A shaft passage in the seal section has an outboard end that is open to the pump intake and an inboard end that is in fluid communication with motor lubricant in the motor. A drive shaft extends axially within the shaft passage. An outboard bearing at the outboard end of the shaft passage receives the shaft to provide radial support. An inboard bearing at the inboard end of the shaft passage receives the shaft to provide radial support. A shaft seal in the shaft passage receives and seals around the shaft. The shaft seal is located between the outboard bearing and the inboard bearing and seals motor lubricant in the shaft passage from well fluid in the shaft passage.

A pump includes a seat unit, a motor unit and a leak detector. The motor unit includes a rotor, an inner case body, an outer case body and a stator. The inner case body has an inner end wall. The outer case body is sleeved on the inner case body and has an outer end wall. The outer end wall cooperates with the inner end wall to define a liquid-receiving space therebetween. The leak detector is disposed on one side of the outer end wall opposite to the liquid-receiving space and includes a sensor for detecting the change of the electrostatic capacity between the liquid-receiving space and the sensor.

An electric submersible pump assembly with integral heat exchanger, high speed gas separator, high-speed self-aligning bearings, and dual bearing thrust chamber is described. The described gas separator may be used for operating an electric submersible pump at high speeds as well as over a wide range of speeds and flowrates without replacing downhole equipment.

A fuel pump includes a control box, a pump body, and a gun nozzle. A motor housing is fixedly connected to an inner wall of the pump body, a motor is disposed in the motor housing. A first sealing mechanism is disposed between a first side of the motor housing and an output shaft of the motor. A second sealing mechanism is disposed between a second side of the motor housing and a power line of the motor. An impeller is fixedly connected to one end of the output shaft of the motor. One end of the pump body is fixedly connected to a pressure chamber, and a liquid inlet is defined on one side of the pressure chamber and a liquid outlet is defined on one side of the pump body, where the one side of the pressure chamber faces away from the one side of the pump body.

An electric submersible pump (ESP) assembly. The ESP assembly comprises an electric motor; a seal section; a fluid intake; a charge pump assembly located downstream of the fluid intake and having an inlet in fluid communication with an outlet of the fluid intake, having a fluid mover coupled to a drive shaft, and having a fluid reservoir located downstream of the fluid mover; a gas separator assembly located downstream of the charge pump assembly and having an inlet in fluid communication with an outlet of the charge pump assembly; and a production pump assembly located downstream of the gas separator assembly and having an inlet in fluid communication with a liquid phase discharge port of the gas separator assembly.

Provided are a motor and an electric pump having the same, the motor including: a stator having a center made hollow to vertically pass through its opposite surfaces; a rotor which is disposed to be spaced apart from an inner surface of the stator, and into which a drive shaft is inserted to its center; a terminal block including a frame coupled to an upper side of the stator, ribs extending radially inward from the frame, and a ring portion which is coupled to the ribs and into which an upper side of the drive shaft of the rotor is rotatably inserted; and a terminal coupled to the terminal block and electrically connected to the coil of the stator, wherein the terminal may be easily coupled to the coil of the stator included in the motor, and the stator and the rotor may be easily aligned with each other.

A submersible pump providing an impeller pump assembly, an aerator pump assembly, a central hub assembly, and a nozzle assembly. The combination or integration of two independently driven, high-pressure impeller pump assembly and high-volume pump aerator pump assembly simultaneously coacting within the same submersible pump apparatus and using the central hub assembly and nozzle assembly to create and display the combination of very tall streams while simultaneously displaying a wide variety of other beautiful high-volume or flow display aerator spray patterns

An electric submersible pumping system is constructed with an outer housing which contains an integrated pump and motor. The pump may comprise an impeller disposed within a stator of the motor to form an integrated pump and the motor. An electric submersible pumping system includes a stator having a passage extending longitudinally through the stator. A plurality of stages, including impellers and diffusers, are disposed within the passage.

A portable battery-powered vacuum pump includes a housing having an intake vent, an outlet, and a fan assembly including a fan. The vacuum pump includes a magnet having a holding strength great enough to resist terrestrial gravitational force acting on the vacuum pump, a battery, and a power and control circuit that selectively applies power from the battery to rotate the fan, such that gas is drawn into the intake vent and expelled from the outlet.