Pump-actuating mechanism

Expansible chamber devices – With guide or seal on cylinder end portion for piston or...

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92 83, 92153, 277124, 277125, 277 75, 277103, 277 73, F16J 1518

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ABSTRACT:
In order to increase the delivery pressure of the reciprocating pump-actuating mechanism of hydraulic feed pumps having a high pumping capacity, stacks of thin spacer discs are provided on either side of a sealing ring sealingly engaged in a sealing position between the plunger and the cylindrical bushing, said stacks of spacer discs being axially movable along the plunger in the normal non-sealing position. A pressure-distributing bushing is disposed between the stack of spacer discs which faces the free end face of the plunger and the sealing ring, said pressure-distributing bushing rapidly compensating the pressure between said stack of spacer discs and the end face of the pressure-distributing bushing facing the sealing ring.

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