Abstract: A method for creating an impeller and an impeller of a radial turbo fluid energy machine includes a wheel disc, cover disc, blades, and hub. The hub is mounted on a shaft which extends along an axis, the wheel disc extends substantially radially from the hub, and the cover disc is connected to the wheel disc by the blades such that flow channels separated from one another in the circumferential direction are defined by the blades. The impeller has a first flow passage in a substantially axial direction in the radial proximity of the hub, and the impeller has a second flow passage in a substantially radial direction radially farther away from the hub than the first flow path passage. The cover disc surface facing the wheel disc has a lower degree of roughness at least in some regions than the wheel disc surface facing the cover disc.

Abstract: A radial compressor impeller having a wheel disc, a cover disc arranged at a distance from the wheel disc, and blades arranged therebetween and connecting the wheel disc and the cover disc. The blades have an end portion, which is arranged at a distance from the radial outer end of the wheel disc and the cover disc towards the inside and has a reduced thickness with respect to an adjoining section.

Abstract: A radial turbomachine includes a radial diffuser channel with a diaphragm, a deflecting channel connecting to the radial diffuser channel downstream thereof, and a return flow channel connecting to the deflecting channel downstream thereof. The main flow direction of the radial diffuser channel runs radially from inside to outside. The main flow direction of the deflecting channel is deflected from radially outward to radially inward. The main flow direction of the return channel runs radially from outside to inside. The diaphragm comprises first, second and third outer surface sections. The first outer surface section has a convex shape for delimiting the deflecting channel. At least one consumption-gas removal channel is provided in the diaphragm so that, if the main flow in the deflecting channel comprises solid or liquid particles, a consumption gas can be discharged therefrom through the consumption-gas removal channel as low-particulate gas of a main flow.

Abstract: A radial turbomachine includes a radial diffuser channel with a diaphragm, a deflecting channel connecting to the radial diffuser channel downstream thereof, and a return flow channel connecting to the deflecting channel downstream thereof. The main flow direction of the radial diffuser channel runs radially from inside to outside. The main flow direction of the deflecting channel is deflected from radially outward to radially inward. The main flow direction of the return channel runs radially from outside to inside. The diaphragm comprises first, second and third outer surface sections. The first outer surface section has a convex shape for delimiting the deflecting channel. At least one consumption-gas removal channel is provided in the diaphragm so that, if the main flow in the deflecting channel comprises solid or liquid particles, a consumption gas can be discharged therefrom through the consumption-gas removal channel as low-particulate gas of a main flow.

Abstract: A collecting chamber of a flow machine which expands in the direction of circumference, including at least one outer shell part and a contour insert is provided. The contour insert is provided with a groove which extends in the circumferential direction and is preferably configured as a helical spiral. The contour insert, is cut from a whole unit and is delimited at one end in the circumferential direction by a bent edge so that the flow losses are minimized during the passage from the collecting chamber into a subsequent diffuser.

Abstract: A collecting chamber of a flow machine which expands in the direction of circumference, including at least one outer shell part and a contour insert is provided. The contour insert is provided with a groove which extends in the circumferential direction and is preferably configured as a helical spiral. The contour insert, is cut from a whole unit and is delimited at one end in the circumferential direction by a bent edge so that the flow losses are minimized during the passage from the collecting chamber into a subsequent diffuser.