AT37590B

AT37590B - Rotating water drum fan.

Info

Publication number: AT37590B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Richard Busch; Theodor Lampe
Original assignee: Richard Busch; Theodor Lampe
Priority date: 1906-10-10
Filing date: 1906-10-10
Publication date: 1909-06-11

Description

  

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   Die Wirkungsweise des Gebläses ist folgende : Durch Umdrehung der Trommel und der darin eingebauten   Hohlkranzsegmente   a wird bei einer vorher bestimmten Höhe h1 des Wasserspiegels unter der oberen Trommelkante im Saugraum b eine bestimmte Menge Luft, die genau dem Inhalte der Hohlkranzsegmente entspricht, durch die Eingänge e eingesaugt und auf dem 
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   Die ais Druckerzeugungsmittel dienende Flüssigkeit folgt zum Teile der verdichteten Luft durch die Ubergangsrohre nach dem Druckraum und tritt von hier durch Öffnungen 9 
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   The operation of the blower is as follows: By rotating the drum and the hollow rim segments a built into it, a certain amount of air, which corresponds exactly to the contents of the hollow rim segments, passes through the inlets e at a predetermined height h1 of the water level below the upper edge of the drum in the suction chamber b sucked in and on the
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   The liquid serving as a pressure generating means follows some of the compressed air through the transition pipes to the pressure space and exits from here through openings 9
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Claims

Circling water drum blower, characterized in that equally large suction chambers of any number are formed by a circular hollow body divided into individual segments and transfer pipes leading to the pressure chamber extend from them so that, depending on the inclination of the pipes to the segments, the achievable pressure level with different blowers of otherwise completely identical construction is different. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.