Bastian Feyrer

Title: Bastian Feyrer and His Patent for a Fluid-Pump Mixing Chamber

Introduction

Bastian Feyrer is an inventor associated with Meckenbeuren, Germany, and ZF Friedrichshafen AG. His listed patent focuses on a mixing chamber designed to generate a pump charge in a fluid pump. Feyrer is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Feyrer’s patent, “Mixing chamber for generating a pump charge,” describes a chamber with an inner wall that defines an interior space. A suction inlet draws fluid from a source, while a charging inlet admits a fluid stream into the chamber to generate the pump charge. An outlet allows fluid to leave the chamber.

The charging inlet uses three fluid-guiding sections: a confuser, a constriction, and a diffuser. The constriction lies between the other two sections and has the smallest diameter in the inlet. The diffuser is formed by an inclined side surface. Together, these features define the path of the incoming fluid stream through the mixing chamber.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Feyrer with ZF Friedrichshafen AG, a company active in the automotive and mobility industries. His listed invention addresses fluid handling within a pump, using a shaped inlet to guide flow into the mixing chamber.

Collaborations

Horst Leichsenring and Paolo Ruatto are identified as Feyrer’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated directly on the invention.

Conclusion

Bastian Feyrer’s listed patent presents a mixing-chamber design that uses a confuser, a narrow constriction, and a diffuser to guide fluid and generate a pump charge.