US2012275907A1PendingUtilityA1

Fluid energy machine

Assignee: VINSON DIRKPriority: Jan 14, 2009Filed: Jul 27, 2011Published: Nov 1, 2012
Est. expiryJan 14, 2029(~2.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Dirk Vinson
F01C 21/10F01C 1/3443F01C 21/0836
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Abstract

Pump/turbine for multiple uses for water, wind, and oil power plants, for Pipeline turbines, Energy plant, metering pump, compressors, for oil-free compressed air, vacuum pumps including the high pressure pumps with unlimited volumes, limited only by the size. Forward and backward with the same performance. This is made possible by the unique Vanpwing (Blade) guide grove, and the centerely located rotational body. Advantages of this method: pumping chamber remains consistently high, High precession possible in the conveying chamber sealing, High vacuum and pressure produced at very low speeds, min. Frictional resistance, no or only min. Wear, reach max. Pressure, vacuum, liter-capacity, up to the physical limit.

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1 . Fluid energy machine ( 20 ), comprising
 An outer casing ( 21 ), with a circular or ellipsoid inner bore ( 23 ), in cylindrical shape, at least one fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) and at least one fluid outlet ( 27 ,  26 ) with a lock ( 37 ) provided between the fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) and the fluid outlet ( 27 ,  26 ),   A casing bottom ( 36 ) and a casing lid ( 36 ), each comprising a staged forced control ( 35 ) designed as a self-contained staged groove and forming a self-contained track,   A circular turning rotational body ( 24 ) placed coaxially inside the outer casing ( 21 ), with a rotational bearing ( 25 ), with the turning rotational body ( 24 ) having several grooves ( 32 ) to take up one blade ( 31 ) each, with the respective blade ( 31 ) being attached with a radius ( 41 ) on the side towards thee inner bore ( 23 )   With either the turning rotational body ( 24 ) being applied with a fluid drain groove ( 38 ) each behind the multiple grooves ( 32 ) at its side towards the casing bottom ( 36 ) and the side towards the casing lid ( 36 ) to drain fluid behind the multiple blades ( 31 ) into the groove ( 32 ) when retracting the blades ( 31 ) or the casing bottom ( 36 ) or casing lid ( 36 ) being applied with a fluid drain groove ( 38 ),   With the outer casing ( 21 ) having an inner diameter D 1  that is smaller than the outer diameter D 2  of the outer casing ( 21 ), and the circular turning rotational body ( 24 ) having an outer diameter D 3  smaller than the inner diameter D 1  of the outer casing ( 21 ), so that there is a chamber ( 28 ) between the circular turning rotational body ( 24 ) and the inner diameter of the outer casing ( 21 ) which the fluid medium enters, with the fluid entering through the fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) into the chamber ( 28 ) draining in rotational direction through the fluid outlet ( 27 ,  26 ), with the flow direction of the fluid in the chamber ( 28 ) only depending on the rotational direction of the turning rotational body ( 24 ) so that the position of the fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) referring to the position of the fluid outlet ( 27 ,  26 ) only depends on the turning rotational body ( 24 ) so that pumping forwards and backwards is possible,   With the turning rotational body ( 24 ) being driven for use of the fluid energy machine ( 20 ) as a pump, causing the fluid to be conveyed through the chamber ( 28 ) by the blades ( 31 ) or acting on the fluid on the blades ( 31 ) for use of the fluid energy machine ( 20 ) as turbine, with the turning rotational body ( 24 ) being driven,   With the blades ( 31 ) being applied with axles ( 33 ) at two opposing sides, each of which has two differently sized bearings ( 34 ) attached on top of each other that move along the track of the staged forced control ( 35 ) in the casing bottom ( 36 ) and the casing lid ( 36 ) to completely retract or extend the blade ( 31 ) in the grooves ( 32 ) with the staged forced control ( 35 ) in the casing bottom ( 36 ) being reached so that one of the two bearings ( 34 ) attached on top of each other to the respective blade ( 31 ) is used to extend the respective blade ( 31 ) and the other bearing ( 34 ) to retract the respective blade ( 31 ),   With the blades ( 31 ) closing the chamber ( 28 ) when extended so that the fluid cannot flow back and the blades ( 31 ) can pass the lock ( 37 ) when retracted, so that a backpressure forms in rotational direction before the lock ( 37 ) that is drained through fluid outlet ( 27 ,  26 ) and a vacuum builds behind the lock ( 37 ) in rotational direction,   With a lock ( 37 ) provided between the radial outer surface of the turning rotational body ( 24 ) and the radial inner surface in the inner bore ( 23 ) of the outer casing ( 21 ), and the radius ( 29 ) of the turning rotational body ( 24 ) and the radius ( 40 ) adjusted to the inner bore ( 23 ) of the outer casing ( 21 ) and the lock separating the chamber ( 28 ) between the fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) and the fluid outlet ( 27 ,  26 ) to prevent flowing of the fluid against the desired rotational direction of the turning rotational body ( 24 ),   With the staged forced control ( 35 ) retracting the blade ( 31 ) in rotational direction even before reaching the lock ( 37 ) but extending it again after passing the lock ( 37 ) while the other blades ( 31 ) entirely close the chamber ( 28 ) at the same time.   
     
     
         2 . Fluid energy machine ( 20 ) according to  claim 1 , characterised in that the driven turning rotational body ( 24 ) conveys the fluid from the fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) to the fluid outlet ( 27 ,  26 ) in rotational direction of the chamber ( 28 ) with the extended blades ( 31 ) when used as a pump. 
     
     
         3 . Fluid energy machine ( 20 ) according to  claim 1 , characterised in that the fluid is guided against the extended blades ( 31 ) that entirely close off the chamber ( 28 ) at introduction to put the turning rotational body ( 24 ) in rotation when used as a turbine. 
     
     
         4 . Fluid energy machine ( 20 ) according to  claim 1 , characterised in that a vacuum builds behind the lock ( 37 ) in rotational direction, independently of whether liquid of gaseous fluid media are used. 
     
     
         5 . Fluid energy machine ( 20 ) according to  claim 1 , characterised in that a pressure transfer area transfers to the following completely extended blade ( 31 ) before the handover area of the turning point ( 41 ) of the blade ( 31 ) that just starts to retract by duct ( 42 ) or groove ( 43 ) in the outer casing ( 21 ) or casing bottom ( 36 ) and casing lid ( 36 ). 
     
     
         6 . Fluid energy machine ( 20 ) according to  claim 1 , characterised in that the fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) and fluid inlet ( 27 ,  26 ) are also placed so that the fluid inlet ( 26 ,  27 ) and fluid inlet ( 27 ,  26 ) transfer the pressure transfer to the following blade ( 31 ) completely extended from the turning rotational body ( 24 ) 
     
     
         7 . Fluid energy machine ( 20 ) according to  claim 1 , characterised in that it is also provided that the blades ( 31 ) or turning rotational body ( 24 ) are equipped with at least one duct ( 44 ) or groove ( 45 ) to introduce or drain the fluid into or from the duct ( 44 ) or groove ( 32 ) behind the multiple blades ( 31 ) when retracting or extending the blade ( 31 ) from the turning rotational body ( 24 ).

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