Pump Components TRIZ Cases

Serrations on cantilevered stator tips create vortices that force airflow to bypass the gap, improving pressure distribution and energy extraction efficiency.

Integrated annular distributor merges sealing and flow distribution into single components, reducing part count and assembly complexity in gas-turbine engines.

Cartesian coordinate values define a turbine blade airfoil profile with smooth arcs, resolving mechanical stress and aerodynamic inefficiencies.

Segmented fan shroud geometry guides airflow through converging and constant diameter sections, suppressing noise and reducing assembly volume.

Rotating clip plates with a rubber grip pad solve insecure attachment issues by adapting to cylindrical or square grow tent poles.

Nested inner casings support stators evenly while absorbing rotor breakage energy to prevent vacuum system damage.

Segmented pump modules resolve the contradiction between high pumping capacity and system versatility for flood management.

A vacuum pump injects removing gas through inner wall holes to peel off deposits.

A canned motor pump uses a bar-shaped shaft coupled to a circular cylinder bearing housed in an injection-molded casing.

A hollow axial connecting element transmits torque between rotating compressor wheels via tension, reducing device complexity and easing assembly.