Pumps – With condition responsive pumped fluid control – Inlet throttle or stop valve
Patent
1987-05-04
1989-01-17
Freeh, William L.
Pumps
With condition responsive pumped fluid control
Inlet throttle or stop valve
137110, 1374875, F04B 4906, F16K 3112
Patent
active
047985216
ABSTRACT:
A system for regulating pressure in a container. The system includes a membrane pressure regulator with a reference pressure chamber containing a reference pressure, and a vacuum pump connected to the container via the membrane pressure regulator. The system further includes a gas inlet valve connected to the reference pressure chamber for increasing the reference pressure; a gas outlet valve connected to the reference pressure chamber for decreasing the reference pressure; and a regulator connected to the gas inlet valve and the gas outlet valve for actuating the valves. The regulator includes a device for generating a desired pressure value for the container and a measuring member connected for providing an indication of the pressure in at least one of the reference pressure chamber and the container.
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Schmidt Lothar
Schumbert Hans-Joachim
Freeh William L.
Leybold-Heraeus GmbH
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