WO1997002082A1 - Close coupled series turbine mounting - Google Patents
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- WO1997002082A1 WO1997002082A1 PCT/US1996/005345 US9605345W WO9702082A1 WO 1997002082 A1 WO1997002082 A1 WO 1997002082A1 US 9605345 W US9605345 W US 9605345W WO 9702082 A1 WO9702082 A1 WO 9702082A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- This invention relates to a mounting arrangement for series connected turbines for use with paint-spraying equipment, particularly high volume low pressure (HVLP) air-atomization-assisted paint spray guns.
- Turbines connected in series in prior art systems typically had the turbines mounted separately in a housing with a hose or pipe connecting the outlet of one turbine with the inlet of the other turbine.
- Such an arrangement is shown in U.S. Patent 4,854,822 with a tangential outlet type turbine feeding an axial inlet type turbine in series.
- the present invention is directed to eliminating the need for a separate connecting hose and for greatly reducing the space needed for the series connection of two turbines by arranging the outlet of the first turbine to be mounted immediately adjacent the inlet of the second turbine, preferably with both turbines coaxially aligned and sealed together such that the efficiency of the turbines is increased and the space required to mount the series turbines is greatly reduced.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a turbine assembly useful in the practice of the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a simplified elevation view of the assembly of Figure 1 in section to show the close coupled series mounting arrangement for first and second turbines according to the present invention.
- Figure 3 is an exploded view of the first and second turbine mounting arrangement together with certain associated parts of Figure 2.
- Figure 4 is a rear elevation view of the second turbine of Fig. 2.
- Figure 5 is a front elevation view of the second turbine of Figures 2 and 4.
- Figure 6 is a side elevation view of a mounting bracket for the series connected turbine mounting arrangement of the present invention.
- Figure 7 is a top plan view of the bracket of Figure 6.
- Figure 8 is an end elevation view of the bracket of Figures 6 and 7.
- Figure 9 is a perspective view of a foam air baffle useful in the practice of the present invention.
- Figure 10 is a section view of a vacuum switch useful in the practice of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is fragmentary section view of an alternative mounting arrangement for the turbines useful in the practice of the present invention.
- a turbine assembly 10 includes a turbine housing 11. It is to be understood that turbine housing 11 houses a pair of turbines 40, 41 and is portable, evidenced by handle 12, and preferably has a pair of air intake filters 14 and a pressurized air outlet 16.
- First turbine 40 is preferably a 5.7" single stage reverse axial flow turbine as available from A etek, Lamb Electric Division of Kent, Ohio.
- Second turbine 41 is preferably a four stage, tangential discharge 5.7" diameter turbine similar to Model 117197 also available from Ametek.
- Air outlet 16 is preferably connected via an air hose (not shown) to a hand-held paint spray gun (not shown) such as an HVLP type which uses air to atomize paint.
- a hand-held paint spray gun such as an HVLP type which uses air to atomize paint.
- air outlet 16 is formed integrally with an enclosure 17 of the second turbine 41 which enclosure is preferably an aluminum die casting.
- a first side wall 18 of housing 11 has an aperture through which air outlet 16 projects.
- Air outlet 16 of turbine 41 is secured in wall 18 by a decorative ring 32 which may have a knurled surface 33 at its periphery 35 to aid in rotating ring 32 onto air outlet 16 during assembly.
- a second side wall 20 is located opposite the first side wall 18 and preferably has a cutaway portion 34 covered by a screen 36, as shown in Fig. 2.
- a first air intake 22 at a first end 24 of housing 11 provides for air to enter housing 11 through filter 14.
- the air entering air intake 22 is drawn into a motor 46 and then delivered to the impeller intake 44 of turbine 40. Air entering the impeller intake 44 is delivered to impeller stage 48 where it is compressed (when motor 46 is energized) and thereafter exits an axial air outlet 50, it being understood that turbine 40 is an axial reverse flow type turbine, preferably having a diameter equal to the diameter of the second turbine 41. Air exiting air outlet 50 is sealed by an air seal such as resilient annular seal 56 having a T-shaped cross section 53. Air exiting outlet 50 is thus constrained to enter an axial air inlet 42 of turbine 41 thus forming a close-coupled turbine junction.
- Seal 56 is preferably made of silicone rubber or other similar resilient material suitable for forming an air-tight seal for the junction between turbines 40 and 41. Since the outlet 50 of the first turbine 40 and the inlet 42 of the second turbine 41 are each located in respective planar surfaces 64, 66 of the turbine impeller housings of turbines 40, 41 and the planar surfaces 64, 66 are parallel and closely spaced, a more efficient air path is created and a smaller, lighter, more efficient turbine housing 11 may be used.
- the deenergized turbine provides a relatively unrestricted path to allow the air to pass therethrough to air outlet 16.
- Using different sized turbines allows a choice of air flows and pressures, with a relatively low air flow and pressure available with only turbine 40 energized, an intermediate air flow and pressure with only turbine 41 energized, and a relatively high air flow and pressure with both turbines 40 and 41 energized. Holding flow constant at 15 SCFM for ease of comparison, the desired pressure levels are 2 PSI with only turbine 40 energized, 5 PSI with only turbine 41 energized, and 7 PSI with both turbines 40 and 41 energized.
- air flow will likely change with changes in the selection of turbines energized, but will also vary with changes in configuration, such as air hose length and diameter and air cap conditions (e.g. with or without pattern adjusting air flowing through the air cap on the gun) .
- a second air intake at a second end 38 of turbine housing 11 provides for cooling air to enter housing 11 and cool the second turbine motor 47 with that cooling air exiting through cutaway portion 34.
- turbine 40 may be snugly received in a stepped annular flange member 88 having a central opening 89 and a plurality of peripheral mounting apertures 90.
- Central opening 89 is as large or larger than an opening 91 in turbine casing 92 which forms impeller intake 44.
- turbine 41 has a plurality of radially projecting ears 52 disposed about its periphery as may be seen most clearly in Figures 4 and 5.
- Each of ears 52 have a mounting aperture 54 therethrough and it is to be understood that the peripheral mounting apertures 90 in the flange member 88 of turbine 40 are axially aligned with the mounting apertures 54 in ears 52 of turbine 41.
- a tie rod or bolt 60 is received in each pair of respectively aligned mounting apertures 54, 90 as shown most clearly in Figure 2.
- a fastener such as a mating nut 62 is preferably received on the end of each tie rod 60 and the tie rods 60 are drawn up to hold turbines 40, 41 axially together with seal 56 interposed therebetween to prevent air leakage to atmosphere at the interface between the air outlet 50 of turbine 40 and air inlet 42 of turbine 41.
- turbine 40 may also be provided with radially extending ears similarly to turbine 41, as an alternative to flange member 88.
- each of motors 46, 47 extend in axially opposite directions and each is preferably supported by an annular ring or drive motor support flange 26 and sealed by a washer-like annular seal 28.
- Each of seals 28 is preferably made of closed-cell urethane foam or equivalent material.
- Each ring 26 is preferably a sheet metal stamping in the form of a dish or bowl with an aperture 29 therein concentric to and preferably congruent with the outer surface of motor 46 (or 47) to both support and seal the motor at the edge of aperture 29.
- an outer flange or periphery 27 of ring 26 may be secured to housing 11 in any conventional manner, as for example by conventional fastening means (not shown) or by a conventional interfitting relationship between rings 26 and housing 11 preventing relative movement therebetween when assembled.
- turbine 41 has an air inlet 42 and a plurality of stages 45 to compress air before delivering it to air outlet 16. It is to be understood that turbine 41 is powered by an electric motor 47, in a manner similar to that for turbine 40.
- An extension 102 projects generally tangentially from the die cast turbine enclosure 17.
- Decorative ring 32 may be used to secure extension 102 to wall 18, it being understood that the aperture in wall 18 is of a diameter less than the diameter of extension 102.
- a mounting bracket 70 for the close coupled turbine mounting arrangement may be seen.
- Mounting bracket 70 preferably has a planar base portion 72 and spaced-apart upstanding end portions or flanges 74, 76 forming a U-shape overall for bracket 70 when viewed from the side, as illustrated in Figures 2 and 6.
- Each end portion 74, 76 has a cutaway relief or contoured edge 78 preferably congruent, and in any event providing clearance with a mating surface of each of the first and second turbines 40, 41 to accommodate motors 46, 47.
- Each of upstanding flanges 74, 76 has a pair of apertures 80, with each aperture 80 aligned or coaxial with a pair of mounting apertures 54, 90 in turbines 40, 41.
- Bracket 70 further preferably has a plurality of holes or apertures 82 in base portion 72 used in connection with fasteners 84 such as screws (see Figure 2) to secure bracket 70 to housing 11. Bracket 70 further has a relieved track or groove 86 to accommodate the curvature of die cast turbine housing 17 and extension 102 of turbine 41.
- an air baffle 104 preferably formed of closed cell foam divides the interior space between annular rings 26 into two air plenums 106, 108 as shown in Figure 2.
- Air baffle 104 preferably has a bore 105 therethrough sized to provide a snug (and therefore generally air-tight) fit with the flange 88 (or casing 92) of turbine 40.
- the outer perimeter of baffle 104 is similarly sized to provide a snug, generally air-tight fit with housing 11, thus forming an air plenum 106.
- Air plenum 106 extends from ring 26 surrounding motor 46 to the air baffle 104 and permits air therein to enter impeller intake 44 of turbine 40.
- Air plenum 108 extends from ring 26 surrounding motor 47 to air baffle 104 and provides an exhaust path for the air passing over motor 47 to exit opening 34 in wall 20. It has been found desirable to exhaust the relatively hot exhaust air used to cool motor 47 through screen 36 to keep such heated air from being able to directly enter the impeller intake 4 . It is to be understood that motor 46 operates substantially cooler than motor 47, because the load of turbine 40 is substantially less than the load of turbine 41. Thus only relatively cool air will enter air inlet or intake 44, whether motor 46 is energized or not.
- FIG. 2 it has been found preferable to provide a visual indication when the air intake filter 14 is partially blocked, as will occur due to the accumulation of particulates in the filter during operation.
- Visual indication of a blocked filter is provided by a warning lamp 110, which has leads 111 preferably connected in series with a vacuum actuated switch 112.
- Switch 112 is preferably a series 500 switch available from Micro Pneumatic Logic, Inc. of 2890 Northwest 62nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, modified to include a teflon diaphragm 94 to extend switch point stability over a broader temperature range.
- Switch 112 is preferably mounted in ring 26 supporting motor 47 and has a sensor port 114 projecting through ring 26 to sense the presence or absence of a vacuum condition in an air space 100 between filter 14 and ring 26 at the second end 38 of assembly 10. It is to be understood that since motor 46 operates with much less load than motor 47, it has been found unnecessary to monitor the condition of filter 14 at the first end 24, but such monitoring may be accomplished within the present invention, as well. Switch or sensor 112 has a pair of electrical contacts 96, 98 which are shown in a normally-open condition in Figure 10.
- Leads 116 extend from contacts 96, 98 and are preferably connected in series with leads 111 of indicator 110 and a source of electrical power to illuminate indicator 110 when contacts 96, 98 are closed, in a well-known manner.
- the switch 112 is to be set or calibrated via screw 118 such that the indicator remains OFF for filter blockage less than 50%, and ON for filter blockage greater than 75%, as measured by the percent of surface area blocked in the exposed face of filter 14 at the first air intake 22. It has been found that in the present embodiment filter blockages at the second end 38 of assembly 10 occurring at levels at and above 75% correspond to an unacceptable overtemperature condition for motor 47.
- the switch point somewhere in the range of 0.12 to 0.25 inches of water for a predetermined vacuum level or switch point to correspond to the operating condition of OFF @ ⁇ 50% blockage and ON @ > 75% blockage of the filter.
- Using a switch point in this range will enable proper operation over a range of input voltages while taking into account variations caused by the "open” and “closed” conditions of a non-bleeder type HVLP gun supplied with air from the turbine assembly 10.
- the mounting of the turbines may be by other than the tie rods and U-shaped bracket, provided that the outlet of the first turbine is kept immediately adjacent the inlet of the second turbine, to achieve the benefits of the present invention.
- Another alternative mounting arrangement for the turbines 40, 41 may be seen in Figure 11.
- the U-shaped bracket 70 is omitted and extended tie rods 120 are used to secure the turbines together and to a pair of modified motor support rings 126.
- Spacers 122, 124 are used to brace the turbines 40, 41 to rings 126.
- Rings 126 have a plurality of indentations 128 therein to form a corresponding plurality of ledges 130 having apertures to receive the extended tie rods 120.
- Each extended tie rod may have some or all of its length threaded as at 132 to receive nuts 134 to secure the turbines 40, 41 together and to mount it to the rings 126.
- an audible indicator may be used in place of (or in addition to) indicator 110, provided that it is loud enough to be heard during operation of the turbine assembly 10.
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JP9505114A JPH10505649A (en) | 1995-07-06 | 1996-04-18 | Closely connected series turbine installation |
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