Expansible chamber devices – With removal conduit for liquid seepage from expansible chamber
Patent
1990-07-18
1991-12-31
Look, Edward K.
Expansible chamber devices
With removal conduit for liquid seepage from expansible chamber
921691, 73 405R, 73 492, F01B 3100
Patent
active
050761463
ABSTRACT:
Fluid is detected within a protective encasement of an hydraulic cylinder of an elevator by applying a low pressure to the interior of the encasement and sensing for the presence of fluid as a result of the application of the low pressure. If fluid is detected, a greater pressure is applied within the protective encasement to eliminate the detected fluid. The protective encasement, which may be pressurized, has a pressure input port, an evacuation port, and an evacuation tube which attaches to the fluid evacuation port and extends to a region within the encasement below the bottom of the cylinder.
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Bialy Louis
Grant Berry M.
Pitts John T.
Ray Sib S.
Doigan Lloyd D.
Look Edward K.
Mattingly Todd
Otis Elevator Company
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