Piston position drift control for free-piston device
A piston position and drift control technology, applied to reciprocating piston engines, fluid pressure actuators, engines without rotating spindles, etc., can solve the problems of small drift, difficult to effectively use sound bypass, low efficiency, etc., to achieve The effect of hyposensitivity
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[0019] Referring to FIG. 1 , a conventional free piston device 12 includes a reciprocating piston 14 with a seal 16 positioned adjacent to the piston 14 between interior spaces 18A and 18B. The reciprocating movement of the piston 14 is indicated by arrow A. As shown in FIG. On the free piston device 12 a pressure wave is generated in at least one interior space 18A, 18B (via structures not shown). This pressure wave creates a time-varying pressure differential across the seal 16 (ie, the time when P1 is not equal to P2 ), which can drive leaking fluid to alternately reciprocate through the seal 16 . Usually, this pressure difference is periodic and reversible. Under certain conditions, a net leak in one direction through the seal 16 may occur. For example, factors contributing to this condition may include general operating conditions, seal geometry, and the phase relationship between pressure waves and motion. The leakage of fluid tends to accumulate on one side of the pi...
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