System for pumping fluids at constant pressure

Pumps – Condition responsive control of pump drive motor – By controlling drive motor motive fluid

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60452, 60468, 417213, 417307, 417313, F04B 4900

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043738648

ABSTRACT:
A constant pressure system for pumping a coal slurry includes a slurry pump mechanically driven by a hydraulic motor which, in turn, is driven by a hydraulic pump. The output of the hydraulic pump is controlled by a pressure sensitive flow control valve that maintains the hydraulic fluid pressure drop as a constant across the hydraulic motor. The system assures a constant hydraulic motor output torque, driving the slurry pump at a constant delivery pressure.

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