Conveying member, especially rotor or stator, for conveying a flowable, preferably gaseous medium

1. A conveying member including one of a rotor or stator for conveying a flowable, medium, the conveying member comprising:

a plurality of blades arranged following each other with a circumferential distance around a central axis, wherein either a first circumferential distance or a second circumferential distance differing from the first circumferential distance between a blade and a respective blade following said blade in the circumferential direction is provided in a group of blades directly following each other in a circumferential direction, said group comprising at least part of the blades, and wherein the first circumferential distance is provided between at least two of said blades located directly adjacent to one another, and the second circumferential distance is provided between at least two blades located directly adjacent to one another;

a sequence of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance in the circumferential direction corresponds to a pseudostatistical binary sequence for the blades of the group of the blades, wherein each of the two binary states corresponds to one of the circumferential distances of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance, the number n of the blades being defined by

n= 2 Z −1,

in which: Z=2, 3, 4, 5, 6 . . . .

2. A conveying member in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are provided at least twice for the blades of the group of blades.

3. A conveying member in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the circumferential distance from a blade following directly in the circumferential direction is either the first circumferential distance or the second circumferential distance for all the blades.

4. A conveying member in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the circumferential distance from the blade following directly in the circumferential direction is not the first circumferential distance and also not the second circumferential distance for one blade only.

5. A conveying member in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the group of blades comprises all of the blades.

6. A conveying member in accordance with claim 1 , wherein one circumferential distance of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance occurs at a frequency of 0.5×2 Z in the group of the blades and the other circumferential distance of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance occurs at a frequency of 0.5×2 Z −1.

7. A conveying member in accordance with claim 6 wherein the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are represented as an angular distance by:

a first circumferential distance=α 0 −β

a second circumferential distance=α 0 +β

in which:

α 0 =angle range that is covered by the group of the blades, divided by n,

n=number of circumferential distances,

β=amount of change in the circumferential distance,

and furthermore:

β<180 °/n

and one circumferential distance is the first circumferential distance and the other circumferential distance is the second circumferential distance.

8. A conveying member in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are represented as an angular distance by:

a first circumferential distance=α 0 −β

a second circumferential distance=α 0 +β

in which:

α 0 =angle range that is covered by the group of the blades, divided by n,

n=number of circumferential distances,

β=amount of change in the circumferential distance,

and furthermore:

β<180 °/n.

9. A conveying member in accordance with claim 1 , wherein the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are represented as angular distances by:

a first circumferential distance=α 0 −β+Δ

a second circumferential distance=α 0 +β+Δ

in which:

α 0 =angle range that is covered by the group of blades, divided by n,

n=number of circumferential distances,

β=amount of change in circumferential distance,

and furthermore:

β<180 °/n

and

Δ=+ x·β/n

when the frequency of the first circumferential distance in the group of the blades is greater than the frequency of the second circumferential distance by the number x,

Δ=− x·β/n/n,

when the frequency of the second circumferential distance in the group of the blades is greater than the frequency of the first circumferential distance by the number x.

10. A conveying member for conveying a fluid, the conveying member comprising:

a plurality of the blades arranged following each other with a circumferential distance around a central axis, said blades directly following each other in a circumferential direction being spaced apart either

a first circumferential distance or

a second circumferential distance differing from said first circumferential distance;

a sequence of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance in the circumferential direction corresponding to a pseudostatistical binary sequence with first and second binary states, wherein said first binary state corresponds to said first circumferential distance and said secondary binary state corresponds to said second circumferential distance, the number n of the blades being defined by

n= 2 Z −1

in which: Z=2, 3, 4, 5, 6 . . . .

11. A conveying member in accordance with claim 10 , wherein said plurality of blades comprises all of the blades around said central axis.

12. A conveying member in accordance with claim 10 , wherein one circumferential distance of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance occurs at a frequency of 0.5×2 Z in the group of the blades and the other circumferential distance of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance occurs at a frequency of 0.5×2 Z −1.

13. A conveying member in accordance with claim 10 , wherein the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are represented as an angular distance by:

a first circumferential distance=α 0 −β

a second circumferential distance=α 0 +β

in which:

α 0 =angle range that is covered by the group of the blades, divided by n,

n=number of circumferential distances,

β=amount of change in the circumferential distance,

and furthermore:

β<180 °/n.

14. A conveying member in accordance with claim 10 , wherein the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are represented as angular distances wherein:

the first circumferential distance=α 0 −β+Δ;

the second circumferential distance=α 0 +β+Δ;

in which:

α 0 =angle range that is covered by the group of blades, divided by n,

n=number of circumferential distances,

β=amount of change in circumferential distance,

and furthermore:

β<180 °/n

and

Δ=+ x·β/n,

when the frequency of the first circumferential distance in the group of the blades is greater than the frequency of the second circumferential distance by the number x,

Δ=− x·β/n/n,

when the frequency of the second circumferential distance in the group of the blades is greater than the frequency of the first circumferential distance by the number x.

15. A conveying member for conveying a fluid, the conveying member comprising:

a plurality of the blades arranged following each other with a circumferential distance around a central axis, said blades directly following each other in a circumferential direction being spaced apart either

a first circumferential distance or

a second circumferential distance differing from said first circumferential distance;

a sequence of the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance in the circumferential direction corresponding to a pseudostatistical binary sequence with first and second binary states, wherein said first binary state corresponds to said first circumferential distance and said secondary binary state corresponds to said second circumferential distance,

the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are represented as angular distances wherein:

the first circumferential distance=α 0 −β+Δ;

the second circumferential distance=α 0 +β+Δ;

in which:

α 0 =angle range that is covered by the group of blades, divided by n,

n=number of circumferential distances,

β=amount of change in circumferential distance,

and furthermore:

β<180 °/n

and

Δ=+ x·β/n,

when the frequency of the first circumferential distance in the group of the blades is greater than the frequency of the second circumferential distance by the number x,

Δ=− x·β/n/n,

when the frequency of the second circumferential distance in the group of the blades is greater than the frequency of the first circumferential distance by the number x.

16. A conveying member in accordance with claim 15 , wherein the first circumferential distance and the second circumferential distance are provided at least twice for the blades of the group of blades.

17. A conveying member in accordance with claim 15 , wherein the group of blades comprises at least half of the blades.