Piston for use in a fluid pump low pressure accumulator assembly

Pumps – Expansible chamber type – Having pulsation dampening fluid receiving space

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138 31, F16L 5504

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053541871

ABSTRACT:
A low pressure accumulator assembly for use with a fluid pump comprises a pump housing with a longitudinally extending chamber having a base with a fluid flow opening. An accumulator is secured in the pump housing chamber. The accumulator includes an accumulator housing with a longitudinally extending bore. A piston is biased outwardly of the bore to selectively engage the base of the pump housing chamber. A protrusion extends outwardly from the piston to limit an area of engagement between the piston and the base so that fluid flowing from said opening into the chamber may engage a greater area of the piston.

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