study on key technologies of energy-saving and environment-protective pumps
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Abstract
To meet energy-saving and environment-protective purpose, a series of plastic
pumps are developed by composite molding. There are four key techniques
involved, firstly, plastic hydraulic components with light-weight; secondly,
steel barrel as a pump casing and a connection component as well; thirdly,
floating impeller strategy where impeller is drifting freely along shaft; and
lastly, a self balancing impeller technique which can totally keep axial
force balancing. The manufacturing process is energy-saving, and the
components can be recycled, which have great potentials for conservation of
environment.
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| Authors | ;Zhang Qi-Hua;Xu Yan;Xu Yuan-Hui;Shi Wei-Dong;Lu Wei-Gang;Liu Wei |
| Journal | Nature |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.2298/TSCI1305556Z
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