Precisely flow-controlling pump

Pumps – Condition responsive control of pump drive motor – Single motor control element responsive to means sensing...

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417 42, 417 442, 417 12, F04B 4900

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056649371

ABSTRACT:
In a pump in which dual plunger is reciprocated with cams attached to the rotating shaft of a motor, the delivery pressure of liquid is measured during a certain period in each cycle of the pump. By setting the pressure during the certain period as a standard pressure value, the motor is controlled so that the delivery pressure during the remaining period in each cycle approaches to the standard pressure value. In this pump, rotating-speed-priority control and pressure-priority control are alternatingly performed to decrease pulsation during delivering liquid.

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