Patent classifications
F04D29/2261
Multi-stage impeller assembly for pump
In an aspect, there is provided a pump impeller assembly that includes a first impeller portion arranged to drive a fluid through a fluid conduit, a second impeller portion movable between a more-rotationally engaged position in which the second impeller portion has a first amount of rotational engagement with the first impeller portion, and a less-rotationally engaged position in which the second impeller portion has a second amount of rotational engagement with the first impeller portion that is less than the first amount of rotational engagement, and an actuator operatively connected to the second impeller portion and configured to drive movement of the second impeller portion between the more-rotationally engaged position and the less-rotationally engaged position based on a fluid property.
Double-Sided Single Impeller With Dual Intake Pump
A double-sided impeller with a dual intake fluid housing apparatus is designed to suction an extraneous fluid through both a first intake and a second intake, where gases trapped in the fluid housing may escape and mitigate cavitation. The apparatus includes a fluid impeller, a fluid housing, an output volute, and a shaft. The fluid impeller is double-sided with a first plurality of blades and a second plurality of blades respectively adjacent to the first intake and the second intake. The fluid housing surrounds the fluid impeller and in fluid communication with the extraneous fluid. The shaft is rotationally coupled with the fluid impeller such that torque applied to the shaft applies torque to the fluid impeller. The output volute is in fluid communication with the fluid housing and tangentially positioned such that the motion of the extraneous fluid in the fluid housing is directed toward the output volute.
Electric submersible pump components
An electric submersible pump (ESP) can include a shaft; an electric motor configured to rotatably drive the shaft; a housing; a stack of diffusers disposed in the housing; and impellers operatively coupled to the shaft. Various other apparatuses, systems, methods, etc., are also disclosed.
Centrifugal pumps for medical uses
Extracorporeal circuit devices can be used for on-pump open-heart surgery to support surgical procedures such as coronary artery bypass grafting. In some cases, a centrifugal pump is used as part of an extracorporeal circuit. Centrifugal pump heads are described herein that induce flow on two sides of an impeller plate, and that can be conveniently mechanically assembled.
Pump with front deflector vanes, wear plate, and impeller with pump-out vanes
A centrifugal pump including a pump chamber, a wear plate, and a rotatable impeller is disclosed. The wear plate has a suction inlet. The pump chamber includes a high pressure region around the impeller within the pump chamber. The impeller's front face has portion located adjacent the wear plate to form a recirculation zone in fluid communication with the high pressure region. Another portion of the impeller's front face forms a small running clearance between it and a portion of the wear plate. That running clearance is interposed between the recirculation zone and the suction inlet. The wear plate includes plural deflector vanes projecting into the recirculation zone. A portion of the front face of the impeller includes plural pump-out vanes in the recirculation zone. The deflector vanes cooperate with the pump-out vanes to expel abrasive particles and prevent them from collecting and eroding the running clearance.
IMPELLER ASSEMBLY FOR USE IN AN AQUARIUM FILTER PUMP AND METHODS
An impeller for use in an aquarium filter pump includes a shaft and a plurality of impeller blades radially extending from the shaft. Each of the impeller blades includes opposite blade faces. A depression is in each of the blade faces and aids in pushing the water. The depression can be a variety of shapes and can have its deepest portion along one of the edges of the blade.
CENTRIFUGAL FAN
A centrifugal fan that sends out in a radial direction a fluid sucked from an axial direction, includes an impeller rotatable about a center axis extending in a top-bottom direction, and a motor that rotates the impeller. The motor includes a rotor rotatable about the center axis, and a stator that faces at least a portion of the rotor in the radial direction. The impeller includes an impeller hub fixed to the rotor, centrifugal vanes disposed in a circumferential direction on a radial-direction outer side of the impeller hub, and axial flow vanes disposed in the circumferential direction on a radial-direction inner side of the impeller hub. The axial flow vanes are disposed on an axial-direction upper side of the stator.
Impeller bearings for pumps
Impeller bearings for pumps are disclosed. An example fluid pump includes a motor, a shaft coupled to a rotor of the motor, an impeller coupled to the shaft, a first radial bearing positioned around the shaft of the motor aft of the motor, and a second radial bearing positioned around the impeller.
IMPELLER, ROTARY MACHINE, AND TURBOCHARGER
This compressor wheel (3) is provided with a disc (22) which is formed in a disc shape and provided to be rotatable around a central axis (C); and a plurality of blades (23) provided on a disc surface (22f) facing a first side in the central axis (C) direction with an interval in a circumferential direction around the central axis (C). A rear surface (22r) of the disc (22) facing a second side in the central axis (C) direction has a convex curved surface (25) which is convex toward the second side in the central axis (C) direction at least part of a center portion of the disc (22).
SLIM PUMP STRUCTURE
A slim pump structure includes a case, a rotor assembly, a flow guide plate, a stator assembly and an enclosure member. The case has a first side and a second side. The first side is formed with a pump chamber. A partitioning section partitions the pump chamber into a first chamber and a second chamber. A pivotal section upward extends from the second chamber. A center of the pivotal section is formed with a bearing hole. The second side is recessed to form a cavity corresponding to the pivotal section. Multiple axial ribs are formed on a circumference of the cavity at intervals. Each two adjacent ribs define a gap therebetween. The rotor assembly is received in the second chamber. The flow guide plate covers the second chamber so as to uncommunicate the second chamber from the first chamber. The stator assembly is correspondingly disposed on the case.