Apparatus for simultaneously pumping a plurality of liquids

Pumps – Motor driven – Relatively movable pumping members driven by relatively...

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417387, 417429, 92 132, 92 138, 92101, F04B 1700, F04B 908, F04B 2304

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for simultaneously pumping two or more different liquids to a spraying device has a pair of discrete diaphragm pumps for each liquid. The pumps of each pair are connected in parallel and operate alternatingly so that one pump delivers a metered quantity of liquid while the pumping chamber of the other pump receives a metered quantity of the same liquid and vice versa. The capacities of pumps of at least one pair are adjustable in a simultaneous operation, and all pumps are operated by a common prime mover.

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