A pump control system measures instantaneous power and fluid flow to calculate specific energy consumption for dynamic speed adjustment.
Merges a booster pump with the rotating clamp cylinder to eliminate complex rotary seals and reduce machine downtime.
Opposite phase vibration between plates cancels center of gravity oscillation, improving stability for medical devices.
A linear well service pump aligns hydraulic rams axially to drive plunger rods for extended stroke lengths.
An integrated leaf spring reduces moving mass and assembly complexity while enabling smooth force transitions for high-speed operation.
Level correction portions on the power-feeding plate equalize terminal heights, eliminating lead wires and vibration-induced noise.
A linear rod pumping apparatus uses a reversible motor and rack drive to impart reciprocating motion to a sucker-rod pump.