High pressure fluid pump

Pumps – Motor driven – Electric or magnetic motor

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417552, F04B 1704

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ABSTRACT:
A high pressure fluid pump having a telescoping cylinder assembly disposed in a cylindrical sleeve. The telescoping cylinder assembly has a stationary member rigidly attached to the cylindrical sleeve and a telescoping member biased towards an outlet port. The telescoping member is reciprocated relative to the stationary member by the displacement of an armature in response to the intermittent energizing of a solenoid coil. An inlet valve connected to the telescoping member and an outlet valve connected to the stationary member provide a unidirectional fluid flow through the telescoping cylinder assembly with the reciprocation of the telescoping member. The outlet valve has a flat valve member which is biased against a valve seat provided at the end of the stationary member adjacent to the outlet port. The flat valve member is preferably made from a resilient elastomer which increases the efficiency of the pump and eliminates forward and back syphoning.

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patent: 1717856 (1929-06-01), Smith
patent: 4040442 (1977-08-01), Alexandre
patent: 4049017 (1977-09-01), Jones
patent: 4169696 (1979-10-01), Brown

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