Pumps – Serially formed pumping chambers
Patent
1979-12-17
1982-03-23
Croyle, Carlton R.
Pumps
Serially formed pumping chambers
417410, F04B 1914, F04B 1700
Patent
active
043210201
ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a low-cost, axial fluid pump which does not involve the conversion of rotary to linear motion. The fluid pump herein is based on the principle of successively using a ball, that may be obtained from a reservoir of similar balls, as a piston within an enclosed cylinder. The ball is made to traverse the cylinder's length by simple non-motor means, thereby compressing the fluid. Upon pressurizing the fluid, the ball eventually returns to the reservoir and a new ball from the reservoir repeats the compression cycle. The pump of this invention is adapted for low pressure, low rate of flow, and low cost applications.
REFERENCES:
patent: Re24497 (1958-07-01), Vincent
patent: 2478051 (1949-08-01), Nordell
patent: 2875695 (1959-03-01), Justice
patent: 3496871 (1970-02-01), Stengel
Croyle Carlton R.
Look Edward
Sperry Corporation
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