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Class 417/256 - Stages comprise oppositely moving valved pumping members


Subclass of Class 417 - Pumps
Definition: Apparatus in which the pumping members are constrained to
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 08/12/2008


NumberTitleIssue Date
7410348Multi-speed compressor/pump apparatus
A pumping/compressing apparatus for use in a fluid handling system transferring a fluid from one location, e.g., a tank, to another location or to an end use is provided. The apparatus basically includes a motor and a multistage, e.g., two stage, device including at...
08/12/2008
7217110Compact rotary compressor with carbon dioxide as working fluid
A rotary compressor for compressing a working fluid includes a housing having an oil sump. A stationary shaft extends into the housing and includes a longitudinal passage. The longitudinal passage has an oil inlet in fluid communication with the oil sump. A working ...
05/15/2007
5020973Air compressor shroud
A V-twin, two-stage compressor has valve plates disposed between the head and cylinder of each stage and mounting free-floating flexible read intake and exhaust valves therein. The flexible reeds are movably captured between the floors of respective reed ...
06/04/1991
4478556Three or four stage gas compressor
The invention concerns a three- or four-stage gas compressor comprising two interconnecting compression units operated by hydraulic pistons; the first unit comprises a central hydraulic section flanked by two identical and symmetrical lateral sections eac...
10/23/1984
 
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