Aggregate for feeding a fuel from tank to an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsMichael Huebel, Willi Strohl, Jochen Rose
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsMichael Huebel, Willi Strohl, Jochen Rose
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The aggregate has a feed pump formed as a flow pump (10) comprising an impeller (12) rotating in a pump chamber (24) which has a peripheral rim of vanes (32) on respective opposite sides of the impeller which together with opposing side walls (26,28) bounding the pump chamber (24) form respective lateral feed ducts (44). The vanes (32) of the impeller (12) are connected with each other by an outer ring (36) at their outer radial ends. The outer ring (36) of the impeller (12) similarly has respective additional rims of additional vanes (101) on opposite sides thereof. Both additional vane rims are separated from each other by an annular separating member (102) placed between them in an axial direction. The additional vanes (101) are arranged in succession with equal spacing (e) in a rotation direction around the impeller and are shaped to optimize fluid flow. The additional vanes (101) of the outer ring (36) together with the opposing side walls (26,28) and/or the annular wall (30) form at least one arc-shaped flow duct (94) extending around a rotation axis (13) of the impeller (12) in which a pressure build-up occurs in a rotation direction (11) of the impeller (13).
An aggregate for feeding a fuel from a fuel tank to an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle, said aggregate comprising a feed pump formed as a flow pump (10), said flow pump (10) comprising a rotatable impeller (12) arranged in a pump chamber (24) and a drive member (14) for rotatably driving said impeller about a rotation axis (13), two opposing walls (26,28) bounding the pump chamber (24) in opposite directions along the rotation axis (13) of the impeller (12) and an annular wall (30) bounding the pump chamber (24) in a radial direction relative to the rotation axis (13) of the impeller (12),
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