Abstract: A rotary pump has a housing composed of two intersecting cylinder sections and pump rotors therein. The rotors roll off on one another and against the interior wall of the housing in a sealing manner and have two approximately club-shaped sections that are connected to each other at their narrower ends via a waisting. The club-shaped section of one rotor engages into the waisting of the other rotor. The rotors create in each phase of the rotation movement an evenly increasing intake volume in front of the inlet port and an evenly decreasing discharge volume in front of the outlet port, provision is made that, in order to improve the pumping performance and increase the stability under load, the surface lines, which function as sealing lines are designed sine shaped.

Abstract: In a pump with a housing composed of two intersecting cylinder sections, having provided on mutually opposite sides inlet and outlet ports and having in each cylinder section a rotor rotatably disposed about its center longitudinal axis, the major transverse axes of the rotors being positioned approximately perpendicular to each other in at least one movement phase, and the rotors rolling off on one another and against the interior wall of the housing in a sealing manner, the surface lines of each rotor that extend from the intersection of the major transverse axes extending in opposite directions obliquely to the respective center longitudinal axis, and each rotor having two approximately club-shaped sections that are connected to each other at their narrower ends via a waisting, the rotors having a configuration and being disposed relative to each other such that when the major transverse axes of the two rotors are positioned perpendicular to each other, the club-shaped section of one rotor engages into the