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<p>1,184,890. Hello-centrifugal and axial-flow blowers. P. BERRY. Dec. 10, 1968 [Dec.12, 1967], No. 58712/68. Heading F1C. Blades mounted on a blower rotor hub of varying cross-section can be moved to alternative positions lengthwise of the hub. The blades can thus be moved to positions of different hub diameter on a conical hub to change the characteristics of the blower. The blower has an axial inflow and discharges either axially or radially outwards. In one construction, Figs. 12, 13, 14, a hollow frusto-conical rotor hub 25 has longitudinal slots 26 with a pair of slideways 29 on opposite sides of each slot. Each rotor blade 27 is normal to the hub surface and has a block 31 which can be slid along the slideways 29 to the required position. In addition, the blade can be turned into a desired angular position. A nut 34 is then tightened on a screw-threaded shank 33 to retain the blade in its adjusted longitudinal and angular positions. The slots 26 may be plugged by removable elements. In a modification, Figs. 9, 10, 11 (not shown), each blade (18) extends radially and is fixed to a block (21) without provision for angular adjustment, the block being clamped in the longitudinally adjusted position by a nut on a stud threaded into the block. Where the annular space between the rotor hub and the blower casing is not of constant width, several interchangeable sets of blades corresponding to different widths may be used, or a single set of blades corresponding to the minimum width is used, an extension piece 6<SP>1</SP>, Fig. 3 (not shown) then being added to each blade tip where necessary. To obtain minimum clearance between each blade and the hub despite variations in angular setting and hub diameter, a liner or a profiled element inset in the blade may be provided.</p> |
