18570933. PUMP simplified abstract (LG Innotek Co.,LTD.)
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PUMP
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PUMP - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18570933 titled 'PUMP
The abstract describes a pump with an external gear, a magnet coupled to the external gear, an internal gear inside the external gear, a support between the external gear and the magnet, and a bearing coupled to the support with a protruding part connected to the inner surface of the bearing.
- External gear
- Magnet coupled to the external gear
- Internal gear inside the external gear
- Support with a portion between the external gear and the magnet
- Bearing coupled to the support with a protruding part connected to the inner surface of the bearing
Potential Applications: - Industrial pumps - Automotive fuel pumps - Hydraulic systems
Problems Solved: - Efficient fluid pumping - Reduced wear and tear - Improved durability
Benefits: - Increased pump efficiency - Extended pump lifespan - Enhanced performance
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Pump Technology for Industrial and Automotive Use This technology can be utilized in various industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and construction for fluid pumping applications. It can improve overall system efficiency and reduce maintenance costs.
Prior Art: Readers can explore prior patents related to gear pumps, magnet coupling systems, and bearing technologies to understand the evolution of this innovation.
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are constantly exploring new materials and designs to enhance the performance of pumps using similar principles.
Questions about Pump Technology: 1. How does the magnet coupling system improve pump efficiency? The magnet coupling eliminates direct contact between gears, reducing friction and wear, leading to improved efficiency.
2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this pump technology in different industries? Implementing this technology may require customization based on specific industry requirements, which could pose challenges in standardization and mass production.
Original Abstract Submitted
A pump comprises: an external gear, a magnet coupled to the external gear, an internal gear disposed inside the external gear, a support having a portion disposed between the external gear and the magnet; and a bearing coupled to the support, wherein the support includes a protruding part coupled to the inner surface of the bearing.
