Damper for high pressure pumping system

Pumps – Expansible chamber type – Having pulsation dampening fluid receiving space

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366273, F04B 1100

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041325117

ABSTRACT:
A damper for use with a high pressure pumping system, such as a liquid chromatography system, which incorporates a reciprocating pump. The device is a generally enclosed canister including an internally formed flow volume. Inlet and outlet passages through the canister communicate with the flow volume, the inlet passage being connectable to receive the high pressure flow. A compressible body, e.g. of Teflon is positioned in the flow volume. The dimensions of the body are slightly smaller than those of the surrounding volume, whereby the high pressure flow passing between the inlet and outlet flows through the space between the body and the internal canister walls. The compression and decompression of the body in response to the pulsations in the flow dissipate the energy carried by the pulses, thereby damping same.

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