Pumps – Motor driven – Spring or weight motor
Patent
1978-02-21
1979-04-03
Freeh, William L.
Pumps
Motor driven
Spring or weight motor
141117, 222321, 417445, 417545, F04B 1700
Patent
active
041474767
ABSTRACT:
A pump assembly for an atomizing piston pump comprises a first piston slidably located in a first cylinder to define a first variable volume space and a second piston of smaller piston area than the first slidably located in a second cylinder to define a second variable volume space. The two volume spaces are in communication and there is a fluid flow passage through the first piston. A first valve is provided for opening and closing the passage and first biasing means urges the valve into a position closing the passage. Second biasing means urges the second piston towards a position corresponding to the minimum volume of the second volume space. The valve opens in the direction of fluid flow through the passage and fixed means are provided for opening the valve only after a predetermined amount of movement of the first piston.
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Bespak Industries Limited
Freeh William L.
Look Edward
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