Motors: expansible chamber type – Plural relatively movable or rigidly interconnected working... – Relatively movable working members of unequal...
Patent
1989-03-28
1990-12-11
Look, Edward K.
Motors: expansible chamber type
Plural relatively movable or rigidly interconnected working...
Relatively movable working members of unequal...
60563, 60591, F15B 1100, F15B 1300
Patent
active
049761900
ABSTRACT:
The subject invention comprises a hydraulic pressure intensifier (10) including a cylinder (42) having a fluid inlet (44) at one end and a fluid outlet (46) at the other end. Two telescopically disposed pistons (54, 56) are slideably supported between the inlet (44) and outlet (46) ends of the cylinder (42). A spring (60) extending axially through the cylinder (42) urges the pistons (54, 56) toward the inlet end (44) of the cylinder (42). A spring biased valve member (70) seals a flow passage (62) extending through the pistons (54, 56) when the fluid pressure reaches approximately 150 psi at the inlet (44) to the cylinder (42). A pin (68) fixed to the inlet end (44) of the cylinder (42) actuates the valve member (70). The pistons (54, 56) move first in unison and then separately toward the outlet end (46) of the cylinder (42) as the hydraulic pressure increases at the inlet end (44). The valve member (70) includes a frustoconical sealing portion (72) which matingly engages a frustoconically shaped seat surface (64) in the flow passage (62) for full surface-to-surface engagement to positively prevent fluid leakage through the flow passage (62) at elevated pressures.
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Denion Thomas
Look Edward K.
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