Slurry pump with discharge cylinders, especially two-cylinder concrete pump
AssigneeFriedrich Wilh. Schwing GmbH
InventorFriedrich Schwing
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AssigneeFriedrich Wilh. Schwing GmbH
InventorFriedrich Schwing
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A slurry pump for mixing concrete includes a charge funnel, a pair of discharge cylinders, and a discharge line operable with each other to form a slurry flow control. A control valve has an exit port connected with the discharge line and an entrance port that is alternatively positioned in front of an opening of each discharge cylinder. A pair of gate valve disks are positioned one on each side of the entrance port. The size of each gate valve disk conforms to a surface between the discharge cylinder openings such that in a change-over midpoint of the control valve the openings of the discharge cylinders are sealed off by the gate valve disks, and the entrance port and the control valve is sealed off on the surface between the discharge cylinders for the execution of a partial stroke a discharge cylinder piston which compresses the drawn in slurry. A compensation cylinder prevents slurry interruptions during the change-over the control valve. A combinatorial circuit controls the drive of each discharge cylinder and the slurry flows such that during the change over of the control valve the compensation cylinder pushes slurry into the discharge line and such that during a subsequent discharge cycle of one of the discharge cylinders the compensation cylinder is filled with slurry. A combinatorial circuit lets the drive of the discharge cylinder actually delivering slurry deliver faster in proportion to the amount of the slurry taken in by the compensation cylinder. The combinatorial circuit delays the change over of the control valve such that one of the gate valve disks closes off the opening of the discharge cylinder associated with it.
A slurry pump for mixing concrete slurry, the slurry pump comprising:
Slurry pump with discharge cylinders, including a two-cylinder concrete pump with a slurry flow control between a charge funnel, the discharge cylinders and a discharge line, as well as a combinatorial circuit that controls the drives of the discharge cylinders and slurry flow, where the slurry flow passes through a control valve that with its exit port is always connected with the discharge line and is provided with at least one entrance port that alternatingly is positioned in front of the openings of the discharge cylinders, where a compensation cylinder during the change-over of the control valve prevents slurry interruptions, and the combinatorial circuit is designed such that the compensation cylinder during the change-over of the control valves pushes slurry into the discharge line and during the subsequent discharge cycle of one of discharge cylinders is filled with slurry, characterized by that the combinatorial circuit lets the drive of the actually delivering discharge cylinder deliver faster in proportion to the amount of the slurry taken in by the compensation cylinder, and delays the change-over of the control valve such that one of the gate valve disks belonging to each discharge cylinder on one side each of the entrance port of the control valve, the size of which conforms to a surface between the discharge cylinder openings such that in the changeover midpoint of the control valve the openings of the discharge cylinder are sealed off by the gate valve disks, and the entrance port in the control valve is sealed off on the surface between the discharge cylinders, and for the execution of a partial stroke of the discharge cylinder piston that comprises the drawn-in slurry, closes off the opening of the discharge cylinder belonging to it.
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