US2005254974A1PendingUtilityA1
Submersible motor-driven pump with an anti-frost device
Est. expiryAug 31, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Dieter Hoffmeier
F04D 13/086F04D 29/586F04D 29/426F04D 15/0077
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Abstract
A submersible motor-driven pump includes a housing having an intake connection and a discharge connection; an impeller mounted in the housing between the intake connection and the discharge connection; and a shaft on which the impeller is mounted, the shaft being supported for rotation in the housing. The shaft extends concentrically into a cylindrical can mounted in the housing form a free space between the shaft and the can. Anti-freeze apparatus is installed in the housing for protecting the shaft.
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6 . A submersible motor-driven pump, comprising:
a housing having an intake connection and a discharge connection; an impeller mounted in the housing between the intake connection and the discharge connection; a shaft on which the impeller is mounted, the shaft being supported for rotation in the housing; a cylindrical can mounted in the housing, said shaft extending concentrically into the can to form a free space between the shaft and the can; and anti-freeze apparatus installed in the housing for protecting the shaft.
7 . The submersible motor driven pump of claim 6 further comprising a ceramic bearing supporting the shaft, the anti-freeze apparatus comprising:
an elastomeric bushing supporting the ceramic bearing in an entrance of the can; and a water displacer arranged in the free space.
8 . The submersible pump of claim 6 wherein the anti-freeze apparatus comprises an elastomeric mount which supports the shaft in the impeller.
9 . The submersible pump of claim 6 wherein the anti-freeze apparatus further comprises an elastomeric diaphragm mounted at a low point in the housing, the diaphragm being expandible when subjected to ice pressure.
10 . The submersible pump of claim 6 wherein the shaft is a ceramic shaft.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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