Gasketless high pressure connection
AssigneeKMT Waterjet Systems Inc.
InventorEric D. Roll
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AssigneeKMT Waterjet Systems Inc.
InventorEric D. Roll
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A sealing system for a high pressure pump, in which the pump includes a vessel defining a vessel bore and having an end portion, the vessel bore having a first engagement face and defining a central longitudinal axis, and in which the pump further includes a plunger cooperative with the vessel to increase the pressure of a fluid within the bore, includes a seal member at least partially received within the bore and defining a second engagement face. The sealing system further includes a retaining member in operative contact with the seal member to mate the first engagement face with the second engagement face to inhibit fluid leakage from the bore. The first engagement face includes a first contacting surface having a non-linear cross-section. The second engagement face includes a second contacting surface having a non-linear cross-section in contact with the first contacting surface.
A sealing system for a high pressure pump, the pump having a vessel defining a vessel bore and having an end portion, the vessel bore having a first engagement face and defining a central longitudinal axis, the pump further including a plunger cooperative with the vessel to increase the pressure of a fluid within the bore, the sealing system comprising:
A sealing system for a high pressure pump, the pump having a vessel defining a vessel bore and having an end portion, the vessel bore having a first engagement face and defining a central longitudinal axis, the pump further including a plunger cooperative with the vessel to increase the pressure of a fluid within the bore, the sealing system comprising:
A high pressure pumping system for fluid in excess of 15,000 psi, the pumping system defining a longitudinal axis and comprising:
A high pressure pump for producing fluid pressure in excess of 15,000 psi, the pump comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.