AT34519B - Pump, compressor or prime mover with rotating piston blades. - Google Patents

Pump, compressor or prime mover with rotating piston blades.

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AT34519B
AT34519B AT34519DA AT34519B AT 34519 B AT34519 B AT 34519B AT 34519D A AT34519D A AT 34519DA AT 34519 B AT34519 B AT 34519B
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compressor
pump
prime mover
rotating piston
drum
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German (de)
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Albert Keller-Dorian
Desire Crayssac
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Albert Keller-Dorian
Desire Crayssac
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 Kammer 0 zweigt der Stutzen P ab. 



   Die Flügel   G   bewegen sich im Gehäuse, u. zw. in einer zur Achse senkrechten Ebene in einem Raume, der einerseits durch die Kegelfläche a-b,   c-d   (Fig. 1) und andererseits durch die grössere Basis der Trommel H begrenzt ist, die sich um die Halbkugel F in einer um 790 gegen die Welle geneigten Lage dreht. Infolge dieser Neigung der Trommel sind die Flügel gezwungen, nacheinander ins Innere der Trommel einzudringen. 



   Aus Fig. 1 sieht man, dass infolge dieser Neigung der Trommel der Raum zwischen der grösseren Basis der Trommel und   der konischen Fläche a-b, c-d   im Verlaufe einer Umdrehung derart variiert, dass er von Null bis zu einem Maximum, das bei einer halben Umdrehung eintritt, wächst und dann wieder abnimmt. Ist dieser Raum Null geworden, so ruht die grössere Basis der Trommel gänzlich an dem Gehäusekörper auf, n. zw. auf einer Fläche, die durch   e-i und g-h   begrenzt ist (Fig. 4). 



   Sobald einer der Flügel die erste Reihe der Öffnungen N passiert hat, saugt er hinter sich Flüssigkeit an. Nach Überschreiten der letzten Reihe dieser Eintrittsöffnungen wird die unter gleichen Umständen von dem vorhergehenden Flügel angesaugte Flüssigkeit unter Druck gesetzt und dies so lange, bis die letzten der Öffnungen N'passiert sind. Daraus ergibt sich ein ununter- brochenes und gleichmässiges Ansaugen und   Drücken,   wobei das angesaugte Volumen in jedem
Augenblicke gleich ist dem hinausgedrückten. 



   Herrscht im Gehäuse Druck, so lastet dieser auf der kleinen Basisfläche der Trommel und sichert, wie bereits erwähnt. das dichte Anliegen der grösseren Basis der Trommel an der Lauf- fläche des Gehäuses A und an der Halbkugel F und infolgedessen auch das dichte Anliegen der
Flügel an dem   Gehäusekörper   A. Um ein zu starkes Anwachsen dieses Auflagerdruckes, der ein
Bremsen im Gefolge hätte, zu vermeiden, wird die Druckfläche in bekannter Weise durch den
Ring K begrenzt, der durch die Packung Q abgedichtet ist. 

**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld kannt Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



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   The wings G move in the housing, u. between a plane perpendicular to the axis in a space that is limited on the one hand by the conical surface ab, cd (Fig. 1) and on the other hand by the larger base of the drum H, which is around the hemisphere F in a 790 against the shaft inclined position rotates. As a result of this inclination of the drum, the blades are forced to penetrate one after the other into the interior of the drum.



   From Fig. 1 it can be seen that as a result of this inclination of the drum, the space between the larger base of the drum and the conical surface ab, cd varies in the course of one revolution in such a way that it varies from zero to a maximum which occurs at half a revolution , grows and then decreases again. If this space has become zero, the larger base of the drum rests entirely on the housing body, n. Zw. On a surface that is delimited by e-i and g-h (Fig. 4).



   As soon as one of the wings has passed the first row of openings N, it sucks in liquid behind it. After the last row of these inlet openings has been passed, the liquid sucked in by the preceding wing under the same circumstances is pressurized until the last of the openings N 'has been passed. This results in an uninterrupted and even suction and pressure, whereby the suctioned volume in each
Moments are the same as those pushed out.



   If there is pressure in the housing, it is applied to the small base area of the drum and, as already mentioned, secures. the tight fit of the larger base of the drum on the running surface of the housing A and on the hemisphere F and consequently also the tight fit of the
Wing on the housing body A. To avoid excessive growth of this support pressure, the one
Braking in the wake would have to be avoided, the pressure surface is in a known manner by the
Ring K limited, which is sealed by the packing Q.

** WARNING ** End of DESC field may overlap beginning of CLMS **.

 

Claims (1)

PATENT-ANSPRÜCHE : Pumpe, Kompressor oder Kraftmaschine mit kreisenden Kolbenflügeln, dadurch gekenn- EMI2.2 **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. PATENT CLAIMS: Pump, compressor or prime mover with rotating piston vanes, thus identified EMI2.2 ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT34519D 1907-04-30 1907-04-30 Pump, compressor or prime mover with rotating piston blades. AT34519B (en)

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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
DE3308434A1 (en) * 1983-03-10 1984-09-13 Wolfhart Dipl.-Phys. 8037 Olching Willimczik TURNING PISTON
US10702286B2 (en) 2016-01-11 2020-07-07 Aesculap Ag Medical instrumentarium

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
DE3308434A1 (en) * 1983-03-10 1984-09-13 Wolfhart Dipl.-Phys. 8037 Olching Willimczik TURNING PISTON
US10702286B2 (en) 2016-01-11 2020-07-07 Aesculap Ag Medical instrumentarium

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