Pumping method and device
AssigneeBombardier Motor Corporation of America
InventorsRobert Kotter, Markus Ficht
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AssigneeBombardier Motor Corporation of America
InventorsRobert Kotter, Markus Ficht
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The invention relates to a method for the metered, pulsed pumping of fluid media under high pressure, in which a pressure surge resulting from the stored, kinetic energy of an electromagnetically driven armature element of a reciprocating pump is transmitted via a blocking element to a working fluid, which is enclosed in a pressure space connected to a spraying device, resulting in a predetermined quantity of the working fluid being conveyed out of an spraying unit, the stored, kinetic energy of the armature element being abruptly transmitted first of all to an operating fluid, which is enclosed in a pressure-accumulating space arranged upstream of the pressure space, inducing a pressure surge which is transmitted in the operating fluid in an expanding manner to the blocking element and from the blocking element to the working fluid.
A method for metered, pulsed pumping of fluid media under high pressure comprising the steps of:
A pump arrangement comprising at least one armature element arranged to absorb and store kinetic energy during an acceleration phase;
A pump arrangement comprising at least one armature element arranged to absorb and store kinetic energy during an acceleration phase;
A pump arrangement comprising at least one armature element arranged to absorb and store kinetic energy during an acceleration phase;
The pump arrangement claim of 19, wherein the ejecting device has a delivery housing having a working-fluid spraying device arranged at one end, and a feeding device connected at a pressure-chamber hole and an admission hole.
A pump configured to deliver quantities of a liquid under high pressure, the pump comprising:
A reciprocating pump comprising:
A method of metered pumping of a fluid media comprising:
The method of claim further comprising cooling the operating fluid at least periodically.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.