Altitude compensation vacuum pump control

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Utilizing lubricant – starter motor – cooling fluid – or fluid...

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417 38, F04B 4902

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043589286

ABSTRACT:
An altitude compensating control device for a vacuum pump supplying a vehicle accessory vacuum supply system comprising, in a preferred embodiment, a dual diaphragm pressure switch spring biased in a closing direction to actuate the pump and having an ambient pressure exposed diaphragm acting in a switch-opening direction opposed by a controlled vacuum pressure exposed diaphragm of larger area acting in a switch closing direction to provide a controlled vacuum pressure range that declines from a desired operational vacuum pressure range at sea level to a lower satisfactory vacuum level for efficient operation at higher altitudes. Other features and advantages are also disclosed.

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