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Helical gear pump with specific helix angle, tooth contact length and circular base pitch relationship

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In this paper, a helical, positive displacement, external gear pump with a gear contact ratio greater than unity was proposed, where the space between two meshing gear teeth registers with the cutoff edge of the outlet port at one end of the space.
Abstract
A helical, positive displacement, external gear pump having a gear contact ratio greater than unity wherein the space between two meshing gear teeth registers with the cutoff edge of the outlet port at one end of the space and as it registers with the inlet edge of the inlet port at the opposite end of the space thereby eliminates the need for providing end plate recesses.

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Screw compression flow guide for discharge loss reduction

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Gear tooth profile

TL;DR: In this paper, a gear tooth profile and rotors for an external-tooth type of gear pump for fluids and gases are described, and a novel type of profile for the individual teeth or lobes of a rotor which is cooperatively engaged by another rotor having...
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Helical gear pump or gear motor with optimal relief grooves for trapped fluid

TL;DR: In an external or internal gear pump or gear motor with one pair of helical spur gears, the risk for cavitation in the said enclosed tooth cavity is considerably reduced by the shift of the pressure port connected and the suction port connected relief grooves at the leading lateral face of the helical gears in the direction of the SUction port.
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Volumetric type flowmeter having circular and involute tooth shape rotors

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Fluid pressure system

TL;DR: In this article, a hydraulic system including a pump for continuous delivery of fluid under pressure is described, where the fluid delivered by the pump is simultaneously used for different purposes for which the fluid pressure requirements are different.