High pressure washer
AssigneeClayton Manufacturing Company
InventorWilliam S. Jennings
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AssigneeClayton Manufacturing Company
InventorWilliam S. Jennings
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A pressurized hot fluid washer includes a combination pumping unit driven by a closed hydraulic system which applies driving impulse forces to an interlocked liquid pump member and a fuel pump member. The liquid pump and fuel pump are hydraulically interlocked so that when liquid is not being discharged through the cleaning gun, the fuel will definitely be stopped. A static pressure line senses the pressure downstream of the liquid pump and transmits the pressure to one end of a spring biased by-pass spool valve. At a predetermined liquid pressure, the spool valve will sequentially close a hydraulic conduit first to deactivate the fuel pump and then open a by-pass conduit to deactivate the liquid pump member. Thus, both the fuel pump and the liquid pump will be automatically stopped, for example, when the cleaning gun is not being used. In addition, a differential area piston is provided in the hydraulic system between the by-pass spool valve and the fuel pump. The differential area piston reduces the high pressure required of the water supply to a more suitable pressure for the fuel pump.
A combination liquid and fuel pumping apparatus for use in a pressurized hot fluid washer having an output conduit for applying the hot fluid, an operator controlled delivery valve, and heat exchanger means for heating the fluid including a fuel burner, comprising:
A pressurized hot fluid washer apparatus comprising:
A combination liquid and fuel pumping apparatus for use in a pressurized hot fluid washer having an output conduit for applying the hot fluid, an operator controlled delivery valve, and heat exchanger means for heating the fluid including a fuel burner, comprising:
In a pressurized hot fluid apparatus having an output conduit controlled by a delivery valve, heat exchanger means for heating the fluid, and means for providing fuel to the heat exchanger means, the improvement comprises:
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