GB189819425A - Improvements in Pumps of a Reciprocating Character used in connection with the Compressing or Exhausting of Air or other Gases or for Pumping Water or Water and Gas together, or any Liquids and Gases.
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Improvements in Pumps of a Reciprocating Character used in connection with the Compressing or Exhausting of Air or other Gases or for Pumping Water or Water and Gas together, or any Liquids and Gases.
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19,425. Carson, J. Sept. 13. Piston pumps; pump valves. -In order to diminish clearance, the delivery valve V is arranged to work in, and cover, the end of the cylinder, so that the piston at the end of its stroke is in actual contact with the valve. Passages P permit the passage of fluid when the valve is raised from its seat S.
GB189819425D1898-09-131898-09-13Improvements in Pumps of a Reciprocating Character used in connection with the Compressing or Exhausting of Air or other Gases or for Pumping Water or Water and Gas together, or any Liquids and Gases.
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Improvements in Pumps of a Reciprocating Character used in connection with the Compressing or Exhausting of Air or other Gases or for Pumping Water or Water and Gas together, or any Liquids and Gases.
Improvements in Pumps of a Reciprocating Character used in connection with the Compressing or Exhausting of Air or other Gases or for Pumping Water or Water and Gas together, or any Liquids and Gases.