Magnet pump

Claim 2

A magnet pump comprising a front casing, a rear casing provided behind the front casing with a partition wall interposed therebetween, a rotary shaft extending from the front casing into the rear casing and supported by a bearing device provided in the partition wall, an impeller fixed to the rotary shaft within the front casing, a driven magnet drivingly connected to the rotary shaft within the rear casing and a drive magnet provided outside the rear casing and being drivingly rotatable by a motor, the bearing device being formed at an intermediate portion thereof with lubricant supply channels, the partition wall having bores therethrough, opposed to the rear plate of the impeller for guiding the liquid within the front casing into the rear casing, the rear casing having a supply bore therethrough for supplying a lubricant from outside into the rear casing, guide blades for guiding the liquid from the rear casing into the channels of the bearing device being provided on at least one of the surface of partition wall and the surface of the rear casing which define the interior space of the rear casing, and said magnet pump further comprising a driven magnet holding member, a space formed between the rear end face of the driven magnet holding member and the rear wall of the rear casing, the driven magnet holding member having a small inside diameter portion drivingly connected to the rotary shaft axially thereof and a large inside diameter portion extending forwardly of the small inside diameter portion and defining, with the small inside diameter portion, a stepped portion, the front end portion of the large inside diameter portion being positioned around the bearing holder with a small clearance formed therebetween, the stepped portion defined by the large inside diameter portion and the small inside diameter portion being provided with blades for providing increased liquid pressure in a space between for stepped portion and the small clearance, and the bearing holder being provided with blades in the rear of the end face thereof for providing reduced liquid pressure in the space between the rear of the end face thereof and the rear wall of the rear casing.

Claim 3

A pump as defined in claim 1 wherein the guide blades provided on the partition wall surface extend toward the channels of the bearing device, and at least one of the guide blades extends from a position close to the outlet of the guiding bore in the partition wall.

Claim 4

A pump as defined in claim 1 wherein the guide blades provided on the surface of the rear casing extend toward the bearing device, and at least one of the guide blades extends from a position close to the supply bore of the rear casing.

Claim 5

A pump as defined in claim 1 wherein the bearing device has a bearing holder provided on the partition wall and a bearing bushing held by the holder, and the bushing has liquid channels formed in its inner surface and extending longitudinally of the rotary shaft, radial grooves formed in its opposite end faces and each communicating with the liquid channel, and inlet ports formed in the wall of the bushing at an intermediate portion thereof and each communicating with the liquid channel, the bearing holder being formed with openings holding the inlet ports in communication with the interior space of the rear casing, the inlet ports and the openings providing the lubricant supply channels.

Claim 6

A magnet pump comprising a front casing, a rear casing provided behind the front casing with a partition wall interposed therebetween, a rotary shaft extending from the front casing into the rear casing and supported by a bearing device provided in the partition wall, an impeller fixed to the rotary shaft within the front casing, a driven magnet drivingly connected to the rotary shaft within the rear casing, a driven magnet holding member and a drive magnet provided outside the rear casing and being drivingly rotatable by a motor, the bearing device being formed at an intermediate portion thereof with lubricant supply channels and having a bearing holder provided on the partition wall and a bearing bushing held by the holder, the bushing having liquid channels formed in the inner surface thereof and extending longitudinally of the rotary shaft, radial grooves formed in the opposite end faces thereof and each communicating with the liquid channel, and inlet ports formed in the wall of the busing at an intermediate portion thereof and each communicating with the liquid channel, the bearing holder being formed with openings holding the inlet ports in communication with the interior space of the rear casing, the inlet ports and the openings constituting said lubricant supply channels, the partition wall having bores therethrough opposed to the rear plate of the impeller for guiding the liquid within the front casing into the rear casing, the rear casing having a supply bore therethrough for supplying a lubrication from outside into the rear casing, guide blades for guiding the liquid from the rear casing into the channels of the bearing device being provided on at least one of the surface of the partition wall and the surface of the rear casing which defines the interior space of the rear casing, the guide blades provided on the partition wall surface extending toward the channels of the bearing device, and at least one of the guide blades extending from a position close to the outlet of the guiding bore in the partition wall, the guide blades provided on the surface of the rear casing extending toward the bearing device, and at least one of the guide blades extending from a position close to the supply bore of the rear casing, said magnet pump further including a space formed between the rear end face of the driven magnet holding member and the rear wall of the rear casing, the driven magnet holding member having a small inside diameter portion drivingly connected to the rotary shaft axially thereof and a large inside diameter portion extending forwardly of the small inside diameter portion and defining, with the small inside diameter portion, a stepped portion, the front end portion of the large inside diameter portion being positioned around the bearing holder with a small clearance formed therebetween, the stepped portion defined by the large inside diameter portion and the small inside diameter portion being provided with blades for providing increased liquid pressure in a space between the stepped portion and the small clearance and the bearing holder being provided with blades in the rear of the end face thereof for providing a reduced liquid pressure in the space between the rear of the end face thereof and the rear wall of the rear casing.

Claim 7

A magnet pump comprising a front casing, a rear casing provided behind the front casing with a partition wall interposed therebetween, a rotary shaft extending from the front casing into the rear casing and supported by a bearing device provided in the partition wall, an impeller fixed to the rotary shaft within the front casing, a driven magnet drivingly connected to the rotary shaft within the rear casing, a driven magnet holding member and a drive magnet provided outside the rear casing and being drivingly rotatable by a motor, the bearing device being formed at an intermediate portion thereof with lubricant supply channels and having a bearing holder provided on the partition wall and a bearing bushing held by the holder, the bushing having liquid channels formed in the inner surface thereof and extending longitudinally of the rotary shaft, radial grooves formed in the opposite end faces thereof and each communicating with the liquid channel, and inlet ports formed in the wall of the busing at an intermediate portion thereof and each communicating with the liquid channel, the bearing holder being formed with openings holding the inlet ports in communication with the interior space of the rear casing, the inlet ports and the openings constituting said lubricant supply channels, the partition wall having bores therethrough opposed to the rear plate of the impeller for guiding the liquid within the front casing into the rear casing, the rear casing having a supply bore therethrough for supplying a lubrication from outside into the rear casing, guide blades for guiding the liquid from the rear casing into the channels of the bearing device being provided on at least one of the surface of the partition wall and the surface of the rear casing which defines the interior space of the rear casing, the guide blades provided on the partition wall surface extending toward the channels of the bearing device, and at least one of the guide blades extending from a position close to the outlet of the guiding bore in the partition wall, the guide blades provided on the surface of the rear casing extending toward the bearing device, and at least one of the guide blades extending from a position close to the supply bore of the rear casing, said magnet pump further including a space formed between the rear end face of the driven magnet holding member and the rear wall of the rear casing, the driven magnet holding member having a small inside diameter portion drivingly connected to the rotary shaft axially thereof and a large inside diameter portion extending forwardly of the small inside diameter portion and defining, with the small inside diameter portion, a stepped portion, the front end portion of the large inside diameter portion being positioned around the bearing holder with a small clearance formed therebetween, the stepped portion defined by the large inside diameter portion and the small inside diameter portion being provided with blades for providing increased liquid pressure in a space between the stepped portion and the small clearance and the bearing holder being provided with blades in the rear of the end face thereof for providing a reduced liquid pressure in the space between the rear of the end face thereof and the rear wall of the rear casing.