Chemical injector pump

Pumps – Motor driven – Fluid motor

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417510, 91347, F04B 1700, F04B 3500

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047767758

ABSTRACT:
The liquid pressure capacity of a chemical injector pump is increased substantially by using high pressure gas to drive the gas motor. In one embodiment, the chemical injector pump includes a liquid pump end, a gas motor end, a low pressure position responsive valve, and a high pressure pilot operated valve manipulated by the low pressure valve for delivering high pressure gas to the gas motor. In other embodiments, the chemical injector pump includes a liquid pump end, a gas motor end, and a high pressure position responsive valve for directly delivering high pressure gas to the gas motor.

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Morgan Products Pneumatic Chemical injectors

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