Patents Assigned to Advanced Rotary Systems LLC
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Patent number: 6695038Abstract: Heat exchange devices are provided for use in ventilation and air conditioning systems where the heat carriers do not mix with one another. According to one embodiment, a heat exchanger type fan includes a casing having two inlets and two outlets, and a double-sided centrifugal impeller. The casing is divided into two isolated chambers, and the chambers together with the impeller form two isolated centrifugal fans. The impeller is made of a solid dividing disk, with backward curved blades located on both sides of the dividing disk, and intermediate blades placed between the backward curved blades and located over a periphery of the dividing disk. A ratio of a length of the backward curved blades to a distance between the intermediate blades over a mid-radius of the impeller is at least 10.Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 2002Date of Patent: February 24, 2004Assignee: Advanced Rotary Systems, LLCInventors: Edward Lopatinsky, Lev A. Fedoseyev, Yuriy Igorevich Fedosov, Oleg Mikhailovich Gerasimov, Victor Nikitovich Popov
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Patent number: 6664673Abstract: According to the present invention, a cooler for electronic devices comprises a heat exchange element, a blower with a radial type impeller, and an electric drive. The heat exchange element comprises heat exchanging means made on one surface of said heat exchange element while its other surface provides thermal contact with a heat-radiating means. The radial type impeller has a shroud with a flat surface from one side, a hub and brackets and a central inlet between the shroud and the hub, the brackets connect the hub with the shroud. The radial type impeller is positioned on the heat exchange element so that the heat exchanging means being surrounded by the radial type impeller and a cooling gas flows to the radial type impeller from the central inlet through the heat exchanging means.Type: GrantFiled: August 27, 2001Date of Patent: December 16, 2003Assignee: Advanced Rotary Systems LLCInventors: Edward L. Lopatinsky, Lev A. Fedoseyev, Dan K. Shaefer, Saveliy T. Rosenfeld, Yuri I. Fedosov, Viktor N. Popov, Nil N. Askhatov
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Patent number: 6659169Abstract: An apparatus and method for a centrifugal pump (1) for pumping sensitive biological fluids which includes (i) an integral impeller and rotor (21) which is entirely supported and rotated magnetically by electromagnets (52, 54), (ii) a pump housing (12, 14) and arcuate passages for fluid flow and containment, (iii) a brushless driving motor (40) embedded and integral with the pump housing (12, 14), (iv) a power supply and (v) specific electronic sensing and control algorithms-all fitly jointed together to provide efficient, durable and low maintenance pump operation. A specially designed impeller (21) and pump housing (12, 14) provide the mechanism for transport and delivery of fluid through the pump to a pump output port with reduced fluid turbulence.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2001Date of Patent: December 9, 2003Assignee: Advanced Rotary Systems, LLCInventors: Edward Lopatinsky, Lev A. Fedoseyev, Yuriy Igorevich Fedosov, Nil Askhatov
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Publication number: 20030048013Abstract: According to the present invention, a cooler for electronic devices comprises a heat exchange element, a blower with a radial type impeller, and an electric drive. The heat exchange element comprises heat exchanging means made on one surface of said heat exchange element while its other surface provides thermal contact with a heat-radiating means. The radial type impeller has a shroud with a flat surface from one side, a hub and brackets and a central inlet between the shroud and the hub, the brackets connect the hub with the shroud. The radial type impeller is positioned on the heat exchange element so that the heat exchanging means being surrounded by the radial type impeller and a cooling gas flows to the radial type impeller from the central inlet through the heat exchanging means.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 27, 2001Publication date: March 13, 2003Applicant: ADVANCED ROTARY SYSTEMS, LLCInventors: Edward L. Lopatinsky, Lev A. Fedoseyev, Dan K. Schaefer, Saveliy T. Rosenfeld, Yuri I. Fedosov, Viktor N. Popov, Nil N. Askhatov
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Publication number: 20030034151Abstract: Heat exchange devices are provided for use in ventilation and air conditioning systems where the heat carriers do not mix with one another. According to one embodiment, a heat exchanger type fan includes a casing having two inlets and two outlets, and a double-sided centrifugal impeller. The casing is divided into two isolated chambers, and the chambers together with the impeller form two isolated centrifugal fans. The impeller is made of a solid dividing disk, with backward curved blades located on both sides of the dividing disk, and intermediate blades placed between the backward curved blades and located over a periphery of the dividing disk. A ratio of a length of the backward curved blades to a distance between the intermediate blades over a mid-radius of the impeller is at least 10.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 15, 2002Publication date: February 20, 2003Applicant: ADVANCED ROTARY SYSTEMS, LLCInventors: Edward Lopatinsky, Lev A. Fedoseyev, Yuriy Igorevich Fedosov, Oleg Mikhailovich Gerasimov, Victor Nikitovich Popov
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Patent number: 6515390Abstract: The invention refers to magnetoelectric machines. It can be used when manufacturing different-purpose electric drives—for instance, in fans, compressors, electromobile's wheels, and so forth. It comprises a rotor made in the form of two disks, the teeth of which on the outer or inner circumference make up rotor poles and an axially magnetized cylindrical magnet (placed between said disks). The stator (made in the form of coils that are distributed over the circumference and that are installed predominantly in the space between the rotor poles) provides for the possibility of the end face interaction with the rotor poles. The rotor could be made as a multi-sectional unit. In this case said disks have the plate-like shape, owing to which fact the poles of one disk are located between the poles of another disk in one plane, while the magnets of adjacent section are oriented towards one another with like poles.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2000Date of Patent: February 4, 2003Assignee: Advanced Rotary Systems LLCInventors: Edward L. Lopatinsky, Saveliy T. Rosenfeld, Khivrich Sergey Florianovich, Churikov Pavel Mikhaylovich, Fedosov Juriy Igorevich, Evseev Rudolf Kirillovich
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Patent number: 6249071Abstract: A rotor drive motor includes permanently magnetized blades with the opposite poles spaced apart along a radial direction. Two or more stators have a U-shaped core and coil winding, the legs extending radially inwardly and against a housing shroud. Each of the stators are energized in alternately reversed polarities to cause the blades to be rotated continuously. The housing may include a conduit sealed thereto isolating the stators and power circuit components from hazardous materials.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 1999Date of Patent: June 19, 2001Assignee: Advanced Rotary Systems LLCInventors: Edward L. Lopatinsky, Saveliy T. Rosenfield