Tool driving or impacting – Work cleansing – Cleansing fluid passage in impact transmitting anvil
Patent
1981-12-03
1984-05-29
Yost, Frank T.
Tool driving or impacting
Work cleansing
Cleansing fluid passage in impact transmitting anvil
91224, 173136, E21C 708, B25D 1716
Patent
active
044509200
ABSTRACT:
A reciprocating machine comprising a cylinder with a drive chamber and a return chamber; a piston arranged to move to and fro in the cylinder with a first piston area exposed to the drive chamber and being smaller than a second piston area exposed to the return chamber; a permanently open inlet for fluid to the drive chamber; a restricted outlet for fluid from the return chamber; a bore extending through the piston from a port in its first area to its second area; a first valve with a head adapted to seat on the port and a stem guided in the end wall of the drive chamber; and means for limiting the extent of travel of the first valve with the piston so that the first valve can travel with the piston only part of the way from the drive chamber toward the return chamber.
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Krasnoff Eugene L.
Lindeboom Herman
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Vliet Walter C.
Yost Frank T.
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