IP Library Granted Patent US 8,360,107
Granted Patent B2
US 8,360,107 · App. 13/065,675 · Granted Jan 29, 2013

Pressure compensating device for fluid-conducting systems

Inventors: Peter Schneider (Alterswil, CH); Charles Aebischer (St. Antoni, CH)
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Patent No.
US 8,360,107
App. No.
13/065,675
Granted
Jan 29, 2013
Kind
B2
Abstract

The invention relates to a pressure compensating device for fluid-conducting systems, with a pressure container ( 1 ) for the pressure compensation, an elastic diaphragm ( 3 ), which forms a cavity ( 5 ) for receiving the fluid, and a pressure chamber of gas ( 7 ) adjoining the cavity ( 5 ). The diaphragm ( 3 ) is connected via a connecting mount ( 15 ) to a connecting pipe ( 17 ) for the fluid. A pipe ( 21 ) for the fluid, led separately to the connecting pipe ( 17 ), extends via the connecting mount ( 15 ) into the cavity ( 5 ), while being concentrically encircled by a hollow cylinder ( 25 ) shaped like a sieve, which defines an annular space ( 27 ) and opens into an end piece ( 29 ), into which the pipe ( 21 ) opens. Moreover the end piece ( 29 ) features sieve-like perforations ( 31 ) for the fluid to flow out into the cavity ( 5 ). The separately led pipe ( 21 ) extends into the fluid-conducting system, while the connecting pipe ( 17 ) for the fluid opens into the fluid-conducting system.

Claims (3)

1. Pressure compensating device for fluid-conducting systems, which features a pressure container ( 1 ) for the pressure compensation; with an elastic diaphragm ( 3 ), which forms a cavity ( 5 ) for receiving the fluid, and a pressure chamber of gas ( 7 ) adjoining the cavity ( 5 ) where the diaphragm ( 3 ) is connected via a connector to a connecting pipe ( 17 ) for the fluid, a separately led pipe ( 21 ) for the fluid extends via the connector into the cavity ( 5 ), while being concentrically encircled by a sieve-like hollow cylinder ( 25 ) which defines an annular space ( 27 ) between the hollow cylinder and the led pipe and opens into an end piece ( 29 ), into which the pipe ( 21 ) opens, and which features sieve-like perforations ( 31 ) for the fluid to flow out into the cavity ( 5 ), and where the separately led pipe ( 21 ) extends into the fluid-conducting system, and the connecting pipe ( 17 ) for the fluid opens into the fluid-conducting system.

2. Pressure compensating device according to claim 1 , characterized in that the diaphragm ( 3 ) is formed as a bladder diaphragm and made of a food-safe synthetic or natural material.

3. Pressure compensating device according to claim 2 , characterized in that the synthetic or natural material is selected to be rubber in the form of natural or synthetic rubber.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 9, 2013
From: SCHNEIDER, PETER; AEBISCHER, CHARLES
To: PARKER HANNIFIN EUROPE SARL
Reel/Frame 031138/0777 →
Priority Claims (1)
CH 0445/10 · Mar 26, 2010 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20110240161A1 · Oct 6, 2011