A mechanical seal backed by a gland seal and pressurized liquid cavity limits slurry leakage and keeps pumps running after seal failure.
Modified sleeve and cone bearing geometry improves blood washing and lubrication in pump bearing regions to reduce thrombosis and hemolysis.
Reversible impeller pumps boost gravity drain flow and shred solids to clear blockages without enlarging existing piping.
A projection-and-abutment rotor-shaft joint transmits driving force in molten metal equipment while preventing coupling breakage and easing removal.
Modified sleeve and cone bearing geometry keeps blood washing through pump bearings to reduce clotting and hemolysis risk.
Rotor-accelerated coolant flow balances pressure drop across seal chambers, reducing leakage and uneven wear in nuclear coolant pumps.
A ta-C carbon layer on the pressure cover cuts abrasive wear in solids-handling centrifugal pumps while protecting the shaft seal seat.
Counterbalancing the boom with the engine and a second pump improves manure transfer stability on uneven ground while reducing footprint and swivel risk.
Segmented sleeve and cone bearings create washed flow paths and lubrication in blood pump bearing regions to limit clotting and hemolysis.
Grooves through the pump rear wall create a pressure gradient that flushes seal cavities, improving cleaning and reducing particle contamination.
A passive deformable thrust bearing changes pocket depth and angle with pump speed to reduce load and maintain blood pump efficiency.
Segmented sleeve and cone bearing geometry improves blood washing and hydrodynamic lubrication to reduce clotting and hemolysis.
Cast-in cavities hold bonded wear-resistant inserts in high-erosion zones, extending slurry pump and liner life without changing flow geometry.
Internal cavities formed by additive manufacturing shift the inertia axis of an asymmetric pump impeller to cut imbalance and post-balancing.
Chemical additives in ESP seal sections absorb or react with wellbore fluids to protect motor oil and extend pump run-life.
Maintaining a constant barrier-gas pressure difference helps pump seals contain volatile liquids, prevent atmospheric leakage, and protect seal faces.
Catalyst-free USPCD bearings use tilting pads and resilient members to resist erosion, corrosion, vibration, and impact in ESP systems.
Segmented sleeve and cone bearings keep blood washing through support regions, reducing stagnation, clotting, and hemolysis in assist pumps.
An intelligent management server standardizes namespaces and data types across wind farms for uniform monitoring, comparison, and secure access.
Pressurized oil in the seal chamber stays above fluid pressure to block supercritical CO2 or H2S leakage, even during power failure.
Segmented sleeve and cone bearings improve blood washing and lubrication in pump bearing zones, reducing thrombosis and hemolysis risk.
Segmented ceramic bushings, cone rings, and band springs simplify molten metal pump bearing manufacture while preventing tearing and misalignment wear.