Rotary piston pump made of plastic

Patent metadata

Field	Value
Publication number	US-10823168-B2
Application number	US-201415027991-A
Country	US
Kind code	B2
Filing date	Sep 25, 2014
Priority date	Oct 8, 2013
Publication date	Nov 3, 2020
Grant date	Nov 3, 2020

Abstract

The invention relates to a rotary piston pump for one-time use made of plastic for screwing onto a fastening nozzle on a tubular bag, having two rotors ( 10 ), which are coupled to each other via gear wheels ( 11 ) and which can be driven in opposition and which are mounted in a pump housing ( 5 ), which has suction nozzles ( 6 ) and outlet nozzles ( 7 ), wherein each rotor ( 10 ) has a rotor shaft ( 12 ), the rotor shaft ends ( 15 ) thereof being mounted in the walls ( 8, 4 ) of the pump housing ( 5 ), and the gear wheels are integrally molded to the rotor shafts, and wherein each rotor ( 10 ) has two rotor wing walls ( 13 ) arranged diametrically on the rotor shaft ( 12 ) which flare continuously outward and to each of the peripheral ends of which a partially cylindrical rotor wing shoe ( 14 ) is molded, wherein the rotor wing shoes ( 14 ) contact the cylindrical inside wall regions of the pump housing ( 5 ), on one side, and the rotor wing shafts ( 13 ) of the adjacent rotor ( 10 ) on the other, in a sliding and sealing matter, wherein seals are integrally molded on the rotor, wherein the seals serve to prevent the effects of air admission onto the content located in the tubular bag to as great an extent as possible.

First claim

What is claimed is:

1. A rotary piston pump for one-time use made of plastic for screwing onto a fastening nozzle on a tubular bag, the rotary piston pump comprising two rotors ( 10 ) which are coupled to each other via gear wheels ( 11 ) and which can be driven in opposition and which are mounted in a pump housing ( 5 ), which has a suction nozzle ( 6 ) and an outlet nozzle ( 7 ), wherein each rotor ( 10 ) has a rotor shaft ( 12 ) rotatable about a respective rotor axis, rotor shaft ends ( 15 ) of the rotor shaft ( 12 ) being mounted in walls ( 8 , 4 ) of the pump housing ( 5 ), and each of the gear wheels ( 11 ) is integrally molded to a respective one of the rotor shafts ( 12 ), and wherein each rotor ( 10 ) has two rotor wing walls ( 13 ) which are arranged diametrically on the rotor shaft ( 12 ), which are generally perpendicular to the rotor axis, which flare continuously outward and to each of peripheral ends of which a rotor wing shoe ( 14 ) is molded, wherein the rotor wing shoe ( 14 ) forms a portion of a cylinder centered on the rotor axis, and wherein each of the rotor wing shoes ( 14 ) contacts a respective cylindrical inside wall region of the pump housing ( 5 ), on one side, and the rotor shaft ( 12 ) of the adjacent rotor ( 10 ) on the other, in a sliding and sealing manner, characterized in that seals are integrally molded on each of the rotors ( 10 ), wherein the seals substantially prevent effects of air admission onto content located in the tubular bag, wherein the seals comprise, on each of the rotor wing walls ( 13 ), a lateral sealing lip ( 27 ) extending radially outward from the respective rotor axis.

2. The rotary piston pump according to claim 1 , characterized in that the seals comprise sealing or scraping edges ( 23 ) on exterior surfaces ( 21 ) of the rotor wing shoes ( 14 ).

3. The rotary piston pump according to claim 2 , characterized in that the pump housing ( 5 ) has a closed bearing sleeve ( 29 ) for accommodating a first rotor shaft journal ( 35 ) as well as an open bearing sleeve ( 30 ) for accommodating a second rotor shaft journal ( 35 ) comprising a drive coupling part ( 16 ), wherein further sealing means are present in a region of the open bearing sleeve ( 30 ).

4. The rotary piston pump according to claim 3 , characterized in that the further sealing means comprise at least one circumferential sealing lip ( 31 ′) which is integrally molded on the second rotor shaft journal ( 35 ) which is configured to be inserted into the open bearing sleeve ( 30 ) of the pump housing ( 5 ).

5. The rotary piston pump according to claim 4 , characterized in that the further sealing means comprise at least one circumferential sealing lip ( 31 ) which is integrally molded on the open bearing sleeve ( 30 ).

6. The rotary piston pump according to claim 5 , characterized in that the rotor wing walls ( 13 ), which comprise the rotor wing shoes ( 14 ) and flare continuously outward, have concave indentations ( 38 ) on the peripheral ends thereof, the shape or, respectively, the curve shape of said indentations is formed in such a way that a quasi-permanent, mutual contact of the end edges ( 22 ) with the surface of said concave indentations ( 38 ) results and therefore as few as possible or no product residues remain in said concave indentations during a pumping operation.

7. The rotary piston pump according to claim 6 , characterized in that partial chambers ( 39 ) can be formed in the intermediate region between the two rotors ( 10 ) in a quasi-permanent manner during operation, wherein
on the one hand, due to the feature that the exterior surface ( 21 ) of each rotor wing shoe ( 14 ) of a rotor contacts the rotor shaft ( 12 ) of the adjacent rotor ( 10 ) during operation, a first partial chamber-sealing is achieved, and
on the other hand, due to the feature that a quasi-permanent, mutual contact of the end edges ( 22 ) with the surface of the concave indentations ( 38 ) results during operation, at least approximately a second partial chamber-sealing is achieved, whereby the effects of air admission onto the content located in the tubular bag are likewise reduced as a result of partitioning.

8. The rotary piston pump according to claim 2 , wherein the sealing or scraping edges are centered between and parallel to end edges ( 22 ) of the rotor wing shoes and extend radially from the exterior surfaces ( 21 ) of the rotor wing shoes ( 14 ), wherein the end edges are parallel to the rotor axis.

9. The rotary piston pump according to claim 1 , characterized in that the pump housing ( 5 ) has a closed bearing sleeve ( 29 ) for accommodating a first rotor shaft journal ( 35 ) as well as an open bearing sleeve ( 30 ) for accommodating a second rotor shaft journal ( 35 ) comprising a drive coupling part ( 16 ), wherein further sealing means are present in a region of the open bearing sleeve ( 30 ).

10. The rotary piston pump according to claim 9 , characterized in that the further sealing means comprise at least one circumferential sealing lip ( 31 ′) which is integrally molded on the second rotor shaft journal ( 35 ) which is configured to be inserted into the open bearing sleeve ( 30 ) of the pump housing ( 5 ).

11. The rotary piston pump according to claim 10 , characterized in that the further sealing means comprise at least one circumferential sealing lip ( 31 ) which is integrally molded on the open bearing sleeve ( 30 ).

12. The rotary piston pump according to claim 1 , characterized in that the rotor wing walls ( 13 ), which comprise the rotor wing shoes ( 14 ) and flare continuously outward, have concave indentations ( 38 ) on the peripheral ends thereof, a shape or, respectively, a curve shape of said indentations is formed in such a way that a quasi-permanent, mutual contact of end edges ( 22 ) with a surface of said concave indentations ( 38 ) results and therefore as few as possible or no product residues remain in said concave indentations during a pumping operation.

13. The rotary piston pump according to claim 12 , characterized in that partial chambers ( 39 ) can be formed in the intermediate region between the two rotors ( 10 ) in a quasi-permanent manner during operation, wherein
on the one hand, because an exterior surface ( 21 ) of each rotor wing shoe ( 14 ) of one of the two rotors contacts the rotor shaft ( 12 ) of the other of the two rotors ( 10 ) during operation, a first partial chamber-sealing is achieved, and
on the other hand, due to the feature that a quasi-permanent, mutual contact of the end edges ( 22 ) with the surface of the concave indentations ( 38 ) results during operation, at least approximately a second partial chamber-sealing is achieved, whereby the effects of air admission onto the content located in the tubular bag are likewise reduced as a result of partitioning.

14. The rotary piston pump according to claim 13 , characterized in that the seals comprise longitudinal skimming ribs ( 28 ) on the rotor shafts ( 12 ).

15. A rotary piston pump for one-time use made of plastic for screwing onto a fastening nozzle on a tubular bag, the rotary piston pump comprising two rotors ( 10 ) which are coupled to each other via gear wheels ( 11 ) and which can be driven in opposition and which are mounted in a pump housing ( 5 ), which has a suction nozzle ( 6 ) and an outlet nozzle ( 7 ), wherein each rotor ( 10 ) has a rotor shaft ( 12 ) rotatable about a respective rotor axis, rotor shaft ends ( 15 ) of the rotor shaft being mounted in walls ( 8 , 4 ) of the pump housing ( 5 ), and each of the gear wheels is integrally molded to a respective one of the rotor shafts, and wherein each rotor

Assignees

• Bosch Gmbh Robert

Inventors

• Barron Dan

Classifications

• F04B13/02 Primary

  of two or more fluids at the same time · CPC title

• F04C2/126

  with radially from the rotor body extending elements, not necessarily co-operating with corresponding recesses in the other rotor, e.g. lobes, Roots type · CPC title

• F04C2/084 Primary

  Toothed wheels · CPC title

• F04C15/0003

  Sealing arrangements in rotary-piston machines or pumps (sealing in general F16J) · CPC title

• F04C2240/20

  Rotors · CPC title