John H. Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Monday, March 01 2010
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An improved design does not rely on the spring rate of the accumulator tank.
A two-fluid accumulator has been designed, built, and demonstrated to provide an acceptably close approximation to constant differential static pressure between two fluids over the full ranges of (1) accumulator stroke, (2) rates of flow of the fluids, and (3) common static pressure applied to the fluids. Prior differential-pressure two-fluid accumulators are generally not capable of maintaining acceptably close approximations to constant differential pressures.Viewing entire briefs requires login/registration. Registration is free and easy to complete. If you're already registered with Tech Briefs, simply login at the top of the page.
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