Controllable coolant pumps for primary and secondary transfer circuits
A coolant pump and main delivery technology, applied in the direction of engine cooling, coolant flow control, pump control, etc., which can solve problems such as being susceptible to its interference and not conforming to a unified fail-safe mode.
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[0038] figure 1 A longitudinal sectional view of the pump is shown without showing the complete outer contour of the pump housing 1 . The pump shaft 3 extends from the pulley 4 through bearings into the pump chamber 10 of the pump housing 1 and drives the pump impeller 2 . The pump impeller 2 and pump chamber 10 (not fully shown) are structurally configured as a radial pump assembly, with a pump inlet 13 (not shown) enabling axial flow against the pump impeller 2, and wherein for connection to The first pump outlet 11 of the main delivery circuit of the internal combustion engine discharges tangentially from the pump chamber 10 via the outer spiral housing part.
[0039] The pump assembly of the coolant pump has a hydraulically adjustable regulating valve 8 known from so-called ECF type pumps. The effective flow radial area around the pump impeller 2 can be variably covered by the adjustment slide 8 by a cylindrical part coaxial with the pump shaft 3 formed to be displaced ...
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