Vane type rotary pump having a discharge port with a tapered bearded

Abstract

A vane type rotary pump including a stator housing, a cam ring formed at its inner periphery with a cam surface and mounted within the stator housing, a pair of end wall structures fitted to the opposite ends of the cam ring to form a pump cavity in the cam ring, a drive shaft rotatably mounted within the stator housing and extending into the interior of the pump cavity through one of the end wall structures, a rotor contained within the cam ring and mounted on the drive shaft for rotation therewith, and a plurality of circumferentially equally spaced vanes slidably fitted into the body of the rotor to move radially outward from the rotor and cooperating with the cam surface of the cam ring to form a plurality of expandable pump chambers, wherein one of the end wall structures is formed at its inside face with a suction port at a portion where the pump chambers expand as the vanes move radially outward and is formed at its inside face with a discharge port at a portion where the pump chambers contract as the vanes move radially inward and a bearded groove tapered from a forward end of the discharge port in a direction opposite to a rotational direction of the rotor; the vane type rotary pump being characterized in that the bearded groove is formed with an introducing portion the surface of which is inclined into the interior of the discharge port.