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Modern principles applied to eccentric screw pump design

โœ Scribed by Stefan Beck; Kurt Peter


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Weight
468 KB
Volume
1998
Category
Article
ISSN
0262-1762

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โœฆ Synopsis


Eccentric screw pumps occupy a strong position in the p u m p market, having long proved their reliability in numerous applications. Due to ongoing design improvements in flexible jointtng, and in seal systems and pump drives, new applications have recently emerged for these pumps.

Developments in eccentric screw pumping have been very conservative.Concepts are still applied today which were in widespread use 20 years ago. Attempts to enhance the screw pumping effect, by adjusting rotor/stator geometry for example, have repeatedly yielded only variations in existing performance.

Another possibility for performance enhancement is to examine applications for progress made in the wider engineering field, and to apply suitable advances to the eccentric screw pump. With this in mind,three components of the pump lend themselves demonstrably to enhancement: the joints, the pump-drive coupling and the sealing system.


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