Bladder type accumulator associated with a sensor
OwnerNobuyuki Sugimurainventor
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Abstract
A bladder is disposed coaxially within a cylindrical container main body, a holder projecting into the bladder is provided on a top wall plate of the container main body, a sensor opposed to a bottom portion of the bladder and positioned within a moving locus region of the bottom portion or a deformable portion of the bladder is disposed at the bottom portion of the holder, and thereby, when the bladder deforms in response to variation of a liquid pressure the bottom portion of the bladder or the deformable portion of the bladder would actuate the sensor.
Claims7
A bladder type accumulator associated with a sensor, comprising a top wall plate provided at the top of a cylindrical container main body, a bladder disposed coaxially in an inner space of said container main body, an elongated holder having its top end portion fixedly secured to the top wall plate and projecting into an inner space of the bladder, and a sensor disposed within the bottom end portion of the holder including a shutter valve positioned within a moving locus region of a deformable bottom portion of the bladder, said shutter valve being slidable in an axial direction for opening or closing a shutter space in response to an axial movement of the deformable bottom portion of the bladder.
A bladder type accumulator associated with upper and lower sensors, in which the bladder is disclosed coaxially within a cylindrical container main body, an elongated holder projecting into the bladder is provided on a top wall plate of said container main body, and an upper limit sensor and a lower limit sensor are disposed on said holder as spaced from each other in an axial direction;
- characterized in that said lower limit sensor is disposed within a bottom portion of the holder and includes a shutter valve positioned within a moving locus region of a deformable bottom portion of the bladder, said shutter valve being slidable in an axial direction for opening and closing a shutter space in response to an axial movement of the deformable bottom portion of the bladder.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.