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ROTARY POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT MACHINE |
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André KATZ
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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
This positive displacement machine is made of two rotors, one inside the other, which rotate at different speeds around parallel axes.
There are sliding contacts between the rotors, and cavities of variable volumes are formed between the consecutive contacts.
The specific feature of the geometry is that each cavity begins and ends with a zero volume. In the positions where these events occur, the two rotors are osculating (the relative curvature is zero) and this has several interesting consequences.
There are two types of this geometry: the external rotor may have one lobe more or less lobe than the internal one.
It may be straight, have a short or long helix with different distribution mechanisms.
The long helix results in geometrically exact instances of the progressive cavity machine (Moineau pump).
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