Piston-type deep sea water pressure compensation energy accumulator
A technology of water pressure compensation and accumulator, which is applied in the direction of mechanical equipment, etc., can solve the problems of increasing equipment manufacturing costs, increasing the weight and space occupied by blowout preventer groups, and achieving the effects of reducing weight, sealing well, and reducing manufacturing costs
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[0033]Embodiment 1: Taking a piston-type deep sea water pressure compensating accumulator with a volume of 52L and a working pressure of 35MPa as an example, the present invention will be further described in detail.
[0034] refer to Figure 1a . The deep sea water pressure compensation accumulator of the present invention is mainly composed of an air cavity end cover 19, an air charging valve 20, an upper piston 18, an upper housing 17, a connecting partition 14, a sea water filter 16, a hydraulic valve 15, a piston rod 12, a lower Piston 11, vacuum chamber end cover 10, sealing plug 9 are formed.
[0035] A cylindrical upper shell 17 and a lower shell 13 are respectively fixed at both ends of the cylindrical connecting partition 14 . The inner diameter of the upper casing 17 and the lower casing 13 is 305 mm, the length is 1200 mm, and the wall thickness is 50 mm;
[0036] An air chamber end cover 19 is threadedly fixed on the other end of the upper housing 17, and the ai...
Embodiment 2
[0052] Embodiment 2: see image 3 . Embodiment 2 is basically the same as Embodiment 1, except that the inner diameter ratio of the upper casing 17 and the lower casing 13 is 1:2. The diameter ratio of the upper piston 18 to the lower piston 11 is 1:2. The connecting threads connecting the two ends of the partition plate 14 are correspondingly changed at the same time, so that the upper casing 17 and the lower casing 13 can be connected.
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