Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Selectively adjustable vane or working fluid control means
Patent
1989-05-01
1990-05-01
Garrett, Robert E.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
Selectively adjustable vane or working fluid control means
13762548, 137872, 137874, 137881, 141277, 222 3, 222514, F04D 1500
Patent
active
049214020
ABSTRACT:
A valving mechanism for a balloon inflator is presented. The valving mechanism is attached to an inflator comprising a fan driven by a through-flow motor. A piston, received within a cylinder, has two bores passing therethrough, the first bore communicating with atmosphere, and the second bore communicating with a nozzle adapted for receipt of a balloon neck. When the balloon is placed on the nozzle and the piston is urged against a spring, an airstream passes through the second bore to inflate the balloon. When the balloon is removed, a spring urges the piston to a position in which the airstream passes through the first bore to atmosphere reducing the load on the motor and allowing the motor to run cooler.
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Bartasevich William E.
Nelson David C.
Waldo Robert L.
Garrett Robert E.
Kwon John T.
Nelson David C.
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