Turbine for a fluid-ejecting device, fluid-ejecting device, and assembly comprising such a device and tool
AssigneeExel Industries
InventorDenis Vanzetto
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Abstract
A turbine for a fluid-ejecting device, including a body and a rotor rotating a bowl about an axis, the turbine also including a tube mounted coaxially with the body and intended to be mounted coaxially with a skirt, a first portion of the tube being surrounded by the turbine body and a second portion being surrounded by the skirt and offset in the downstream direction relative to the first portion, the tube being rotatable about the axis relative to the body, the body preventing the translational movement of the tube parallel to the axis, and the outer face of the aforementioned second portion having a first thread engaging with a second thread formed on the skirt in order to press the skirt against the turbine body.
Claims13
Turbine for a fluid spraying device, comprising:
- a turbine body;
- a rotor designed to drive a bowl in rotation about a common axis of rotation, the rotor surrounded by said turbine body in a plane perpendicular to the common axis;
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- a tube having an external face and an internal face, mounted coaxially with said turbine body and intended to be mounted coaxially with a skirt, wherein the tube is movable in rotation about the common axis relative to said turbine body, and wherein said turbine body is designed to prevent translation of the tube with respect to said turbine body parallel to the common axis, the tube comprising:
- a primary portion surrounded by said turbine body;
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- a secondary portion intended to be surrounded by the skirt, the secondary portion being offset in the downstream direction relative to said primary portion, the secondary portion comprising, on the external face, a first thread to engage a second thread formed on the skirt to press the skirt against said turbine body,
- wherein said turbine body has a first end face delimiting an extremity of said turbine body along the common axis, the skirt bears against the first end face of said turbine body, and the contact between the skirt and the first end face is perpendicular to the common axis.
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