Orbital pump
A technology of rails and components, applied in the direction of pumps, pump components, pump control, etc.
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[0041] Before discussing the embodiments in more detail, an overview will first be provided. Embodiments provide a mechanism that mechanically prevents moving parts of an orbital pump or compressor from moving beyond their intended path, which would otherwise cause the parts to touch, resulting in damage to the pump or compressor. The mechanism has two parts, one part is attached to one of the parts and the other part is attached to the other part. One portion extends into an opening in the other portion. When excessive movement occurs, the parts contact each other and further movement of the parts is mechanically prevented. Additionally, contact between the parts can complete an electrical circuit that cuts power to the pump motor causing it to stop, preventing further damage.
[0042] Embodiments can be applied to both common orbital pumps or compressors, such as scroll pump or compressor configurations: Type 1, where one scroll is stationary and the other orbits; and Type...
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