Fluid handling – Systems – With running joint between movable parts of system
Patent
1986-11-26
1988-02-23
Cohan, Alan
Fluid handling
Systems
With running joint between movable parts of system
137798, 285 94, 285 98, 285101, F16L 2700
Patent
active
047263970
ABSTRACT:
In the rotary coupling for feeding a gaseous or liquid pressurized medium from a first to a second machine part, which are rotatable with respect to each other, the first machine part contains at least one feed piston formed as a spring supported hollow piston and a sliding shoe is mounted between the feed piston and the second machine part. In order to make a rotary coupling, particularly a high pressure rotary coupling, in which when no operating medium is supplied during rotation no frictional forces are present between the component parts, the feed piston contains a mechanically driven check valve which opens in the feed direction and at least one piston spring braced between the feed piston and the first machine part is provided whose compression force is directed opposing that force which is exerted by the medium under pressure on the feed piston.
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Cohan Alan
Dubno Herbert
Glyco- Antriebestechnik GmbH
Rivell John
Ross Karl F.
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