Impeller for fluid transmitting system
AssigneeYutaka Giken Co., Ltd.
InventorMasatoshi Takabayashi
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Abstract
In an impeller for a fluid transmitting device, a cylindrical section is integrally formed at an inner peripheral edge of a shell and bent axially to extend through an inner periphery of a retainer plate, and a brazing material sump is provided between an outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical section and an inner peripheral surface of the retainer plate. The cylindrical section is fitted over an outer peripheral surface of a hub and welded to the hub on a side of an outer surface of the shell. Thus, even if a positioning flange is eliminated from the hub, the shell can be supported on the hub at an appropriate attitude, and it is possible to prevent a welding defect between the shell and the hub due to melting of a brazing material between the shell and the retainer plate.
Claims4
An impeller for a fluid transmitting device, comprising a bowl-shaped or annular shell, a plurality of blades coupled to an inner side of said shell at predetermined locations, an annular retainer plate brazed to an inner side of said shell to retain radially inner ends of said blades, and a hub welded to an inner peripheral edge of said shell,
- wherein a cylindrical section is integrally formed at an inner peripheral edge of said shell and bent axially to extend through an inner periphery of said retainer plate, and a brazing material sump for receiving a brazing material molten during brazing of said shell and said retainer plate is provided between an outer peripheral surface of said cylindrical section and an inner peripheral surface of said retainer plate, said cylindrical section being fitted over an outer peripheral surface of said hub and welded to said hub on a side of an outer surface of said shell.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.