Piston sealing mechanism for liquid additive injection pump

Fluid handling – Self-proportioning or correlating systems – Self-proportioning flow systems

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C092S207000, C092S209000, C277S437000, C277S439000

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07131454

ABSTRACT:
A system for injecting a predetermined amount of a secondary fluid into a primary fluid stream uses a liquid additive injection pump driven by a fluid powered motor driven by the primary fluid stream. The liquid additive pump has a reciprocating piston movable within a cylinder between upstroke and downstroke positions to meter the secondary fluid and a piston sealing mechanism comprising spaced-apart distal and proximal sealing elements. The distal piston-sealing element is flared in the direction of piston downstroke and the proximal piston-sealing element is flared in the direction of piston upstroke.

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