Compression spring fluid motor

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F04B 13/02 (2006.01) F01L 21/04 (2006.01) F04B 9/10 (2006.01) F04B 9/105 (2006.01)

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CA 2061903

A reciprocating primary fluid driven motor has a stepped piston in a housing having a center hanging actuator rod which extends into the piston to periodically cooperate with an axially shiftable connector member in the piston which operates valves which establish the reciprocating stroke of the piston by opening and closing valve members on the larger and smaller faces of the stepped piston. A block member with compression spring drivers pivotally mounted inside the piston slides on the actuator rod during movement of the piston. The drivers are compressed in response to spaced stops on the actuator rod during continued movement of the piston until a sudden over-center movement of the block member shifts the connector to operate the valve members to cause reciprocation of the piston. Quiet operation during shifting is provided by shock absorbers. No sliding seal with the actuator rod is necessary. Provision for bleeding air from the housing chamber facilitates startup. The stepped piston is connected to a secondary fluid additive pump to inject metered amounts of secondary fluid into the primary fluid stream.

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