Pump pressure limiting engine speed control

Pumps – Condition responsive control of pump drive motor – By controlling internal combustion drive engine

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C417S415000

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10829483

ABSTRACT:
A sprinkler system for building includes an internal combustion engine which operates a water pump. The water pump in turn forces water through pipes to sprinkler heads. The engine is at least in part controlled by a throttle control mechanism which includes a spring biased piston which is moved in response to the output pressure of the pump. This prevents the pump from exceeding the rated pressure of the system components.

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