Raising-pressure delay type electromagnetic pumps

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Remote sensing

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315194, 307252N, H05B 3902

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042209102

ABSTRACT:
An electromagnetic pump in which the ignition sound at the time of starting of a combustor is lowered by delaying a raising speed for the delivery pressure of fuel oil. The delivery pressure of fuel oil is automatically controlled by means of an electronic delay circuit including a silicon controlled rectifier which is phase controlled in synchronism with a power source, a trigger diode, and resistors and condensers used for setting the amount of time delay.

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