Electrical Adjustment Patents (Class 91/248)
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Patent number: 10808475Abstract: A system for separating components from a slurry of drilling fluid and drill cuttings on a shaker screen having an upper side and a lower side within a shaker. The system also has a pressure differential generator to pull an effective volume of air through a section of the shaker screen to enhance the flow of drilling fluid through the section of the shaker screen and the separation of drilling fluid from drill cuttings and further maintain an effective flow of drill cuttings off the shaker. A method of separating components of a slurry of drilling fluids and solids has the steps of delivering the slurry to a shaker, flowing the slurry over a first screen and applying an effective amount of vacuum to a first portion of the first screen to remove the drilling fluids from the slurry without stalling the solids on the first screen.Type: GrantFiled: September 4, 2018Date of Patent: October 20, 2020Assignee: M-I L.L.C.Inventor: Brian S. Carr
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Patent number: 9074440Abstract: A system for separating components from a slurry of drilling fluid and drill cuttings on a shaker screen having an upper side and a lower side within a shaker. The system also has a pressure differential generator to pull an effective volume of air through a section of the shaker screen to enhance the flow of drilling fluid through the section of the shaker screen and the separation of drilling fluid from drill cuttings and further maintain an effective flow of drill cuttings off the shaker. A method of separating components of a slurry of drilling fluids and solids has the steps of delivering the slurry to a shaker, flowing the slurry over a first screen and applying an effective amount of vacuum to a first portion of the first screen to remove the drilling fluids from the slurry without stalling the solids on the first screen.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2014Date of Patent: July 7, 2015Assignee: M-I L.L.C.Inventor: Brian S. Carr
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Patent number: 8066491Abstract: An air operated pump (10) uses a magnet (14) mounted in the valve cup (16) of the air motor (18) and two reed sensors (20) mounted in the valve cover (22) to monitor the speed and position of the valve (16). A solenoid (24) is mounted on the valve cover (22) and can be commanded to extend a plunger (26) into the valve cup (16) to stop valve movement and therefore the pump from running away. Three methods may be used to increase battery life and monitor the solenoid plunger position, two of which use the changing inductance of the solenoid (24) to monitor the solenoid movement.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 2006Date of Patent: November 29, 2011Assignee: Graco Minnesota Inc.Inventors: Vu K. Nguyen, David M. Behrens, Christopher M. Lange
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Patent number: 7866251Abstract: A power plant produces power by using high pressure gas to push a piston. The power plant uses a supply device to provide the high pressure gas to a cylinder and controls an admission valve and an exhaust valve to admit and exhaust the high pressure gas for pushing the piston and rotating a crank member to produce power.Type: GrantFiled: July 1, 2007Date of Patent: January 11, 2011Inventor: Yu-Hun Nien
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Publication number: 20090272555Abstract: According to one aspect of the invention hydraulic pressure pulses are created in a rock drill machine utilizing a rod (7, 7a, 7b) made of a magnetostrictive material arranged in one or more actuators (5, 5a, 5b), which exposes an impulse piston (3) in a pulse cylinder (1) to said hydraulic pressure pulses, whereby mechanical pressure pulses being transferred to a drill steel of the rock drill machine are generated in the impulse piston (3).Type: ApplicationFiled: November 5, 2007Publication date: November 5, 2009Inventors: Risto Wisakanto, Göran Tuomas
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Patent number: 6067796Abstract: A gas driven oscillator (10) comprising an engine (11) having a cylinder (12) and a pair of expansion chambers (13, 14) on either side of a floating piston (15) adapted to reciprocate within the cylinder (12). The piston (15) is mounted on a piston rod (16) extending through the cylinder (12) and into a compressor (17). Compressed air is delivered from a tank (20) to the engine (11) via a pair of valves (22, 23) mounted on an adjustment screw and slidably disposed on the piston rod (16). The spacing between the valves (22, 23) can be adjusted in order to vary the amplitude of the piston (15) within the cylinder (12). The piston rod (16) includes spaced slots (24, 25) which alternate align with passages inside the respective valves (22, 23) to deliver a pulse of compressed air to the respective chambers (13, 14) of the cylinder (12). Mercury is added to or discharged from a tank (42) which is rigidly secured to piston rod (16) to vary the inertia of the oscillator (10).Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 1999Date of Patent: May 30, 2000Assignee: Linear Energy Corporation LimitedInventor: Anthony Maurice Hansen
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Patent number: 5765374Abstract: A gas driven oscillator (10) comprising an engine (11) having a cylinder (12) and a pair of expansion chambers (13, 14) on either side of a floating piston (15) adapted to reciprocate within the cylinder (12). The piston (15) is mounted on a piston rod (16) extending through the cylinder (12) and into a compressor (17). Compressed air is delivered from a tank (20) to the engine (11) via a pair of valves (22, 23) mounted on an adjustment screw and slidably disposed on the piston rod (16). The spacing between the valves (22, 23) can be adjusted in order to vary the amplitude of the piston (15) within the cylinder (12). The piston rod (16) includes spaced slots (24, 25) which alternate align with passages inside the respective valves (22, 23) to deliver a pulse of compressed air to the respective chambers (13, 14) of the cylinder (12). Mercury is added to or discharged from a tank (42) which is rigidly secured to piston rod (16) to vary the inertia of the oscillator (10).Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 1996Date of Patent: June 16, 1998Assignee: Linear Energy Corporation LimitedInventor: Anthony Maurice Hansen
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Patent number: 5715724Abstract: In forging hammers, according to the present invention, more than one inlet valve is employed and more than one exhaust may be employed. The force of impact for a particular blow is controlled by the number of valves employed and the timing of the opening and closing of those valves relative to one another. By making successive adjustments with different combination of valves, the controls may be calibrated so that the same ram force may be repeated. Knowing the valve settings required to produce differing amounts of force, it is possible to program the settings into the memory of a computer, so that when a particular impact force is selected the appropriate valve timing will be reproduced and the desired force obtained. It is also possible to set up a sequence of blows of differing selected force, setting each blow using the computer memory.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 1996Date of Patent: February 10, 1998Assignee: Chambersburg Engineering CompanyInventors: Charles J. Crout, Ronald N. Harris
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Patent number: 4754691Abstract: A fluid pressure operated device comprises a body adapted for moving an article and carrying magnets coupled to other magnets on a piston movable by fluid pressure in a cylinder. The body also carries spaced magnets and another piston carries spaced magnets. In a start position, one of said body magnets and one of said piston magnets are coupled. During normal operation the body and pistons move to another position in which the one body magnet operates a return sensor to return the device to start position. If an obstacle is encountered, the piston moves to release another sensor to reverse the device for a short stroke where a timer again reverses the fluid pressure to complete the stroke. Engagement with a second obstacle or a repeat engagement with the first obstacle returns the device to the start position and a warning alerts an operator to remove the obstruction.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 1985Date of Patent: July 5, 1988Assignee: British Nuclear Fuels plcInventor: Victor Rogerson
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Patent number: 4432706Abstract: An oil well pump driving unit with a horizontally disposed hydraulic cylinder having a cylinder rod coupled to a drive rope extending into a pumping tee-stuffing box arrangement for driving the sucker rod string leading to a conventional oil well reciprocating pump. The drive rope extends over a first rotating sheave mounted near the wellhead and passes over a second rotating sheave mounted on a carriage which traverses a carriage channel in a draw works on which the hydraulic cylinder is mounted. A hydraulic drive/control system utilizing limit switches on the draw works provides control over the stroke position, the stroke length, and the stroke rate.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 1982Date of Patent: February 21, 1984Inventor: Thomas A. Gilbertson
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Patent number: 4024704Abstract: This application pertains to reciprocating piston engines supplied hot pressure fluid medium by combustion products pressure generators and controls thereof.This invention pertains to a new improved electro magnetic operated automatic, reversible cut off system for the pressure fluid medium admission valves to the power cylinders of reciprocating piston engines. To control the power and speed thereof. Controlled by speed governor or manual means.This invention pertains to a new improved electro magnetic operated automatic cut off system for the pressure fluid medium admission valves to the high pressure power cylinders of a reciprocating piston engine. Used as a pressure reducing means controlled by the pressure on the exhaust to the low pressure cylinders. This means is especially suitable where the pressure of the fluid medium varies widely.A combination of the two above described cut off control systems used together on a multi cylinder reciprocating piston engine.Type: GrantFiled: August 28, 1972Date of Patent: May 24, 1977Inventor: Perry D. Hudson