Lubrication – Lubricators – Force feed
Patent
1992-05-26
1993-03-30
Lazarus, Ira S.
Lubrication
Lubricators
Force feed
184 626, 184 79, 184 96, 1841032, 137389, 137390, F16N 730
Patent
active
051975696
ABSTRACT:
The present invention is an apparatus for regulating the amonut of oil, lubricant, or other type of lubricant applied to a surface of a work piece in order to reduce friction during a machining process. It comprises a primary reservoir, a needle valve, float assembly, a liquid drop control orifice, a sight for allowing visual confirmation of the flow rate, an atmospheric vent, an inlet for pressurized air, and a nozzle. The needle valve is slidably engaged into an orifice in the primary reservoir and is actuated by the float assembly. The float assembly floats in the low volume constant depth reservoir and controls the degree to which the needle valve need be open in order to maintain a constant volume of lubricant in the low volume constant depth reservoir. As the volume increases to the required level, the needle valve will close. As the volume decreases, the needle valve will open in order to maintain a constant level of lubricant in the reservoir. Located below the low volume constant depth reservoir is a liquid drop control orifice. This orifice may be adjusted to control the flow of liquid out of the low volume constant depth reservoir. Below the liquid drop control orifice is the sight. The sight is vented to the atmosphere. Additionally, an assembly including a spring, piston, cylinder, and valve can be added to the present invention such that it will only function only when properly pressurized by shop air.
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Doperalski Michael J.
Jung Donald R.
Jung Robert D.
Pace Charles F.
Roessler David A.
Cariaso Alan B.
Lazarus Ira S.
Trico Mfg. Corp.
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