Apparatus for marking insulated electrical conductors
AssigneeInternational Standard Electric Corporation
InventorKlaus Kimmich
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Abstract
A straining filter which has an opening at the highest point of the filter dome is inserted in the pipe which supplies the spray nozzles and is further connected to the opening of an additional pipe. Spray nozzles acted on by an electrical field supply colored marking rings to a cable or wire. The material to be sprayed is held in the storage tank and is transferred by a gear pump through a buffer vessel and into a pipe. Inserted in the pipe is a double walled straining filter whose outlet is connected to a pipe running to the spray nozzles, with a valve and a pressure gauge inserted between the straining filter and each spray nozzle. Any gas bubbles introduced into the straining filter with the color material gather at the highest point of the filter dome and are carried away therefrom.
Claims4
Improvements in apparatus for marking insulated electrical conductors with a stream of color material continuously emerging under pressure from a spray nozzle disposed with respect to an electrical conductor, which stream is deflected under the action of an electrical alternating field, said stream of color material being supplied by supply means for said color material including a supply pipe leading from said supply of color material to said nozzles, said improvement comprising:
- insertion of a straining filter having an opening at its highest point positioned in said pipe leading from said supply of color material to said spray nozzles;
- nd
- said straining filter having a connection at said highest point to a return supply pipe for returning a small portion of said color material to said supply color material along with any gas bubbles which form during the course of said supply to said spray nozzles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.