Mounting arrangement for a resonant spring in a linear motor compressor
US-9206799-B2 · Dec 8, 2015 · US
US2016186743A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2016186743-A1 |
| Application number | US-201514984212-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Dec 30, 2015 |
| Priority date | Dec 30, 2014 |
| Publication date | Jun 30, 2016 |
| Grant date | — |
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A pump rod has a head extending from a neck, and the head is received within a drive slot of a drive link. The head includes a projection, and has an area smaller than an area of the head. The projection contacts an inner surface of the drive slot. The drive link may include a projection aligned with a centerline of the drive link. The drive link projection contacts a head of the pump rod. The projections provide a reduced contact area between the pump rod and the drive link, thereby reducing any side-loading on the pump rod and increasing a lifespan of the wear parts.
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1 . A pump rod comprising: a shaft having a first end and a second end; a head attached to the first end; and a load concentrating feature attached to and projecting from a top surface of the head; wherein a load concentrating feature area is smaller than a head area. 2 . The pump rod of claim 1 , wherein the load concentrating feature comprises, a cylindrical projection extending from the head. 3 . The pump rod of claim 1 , wherein the first end further comprises: a neck extending between and connecting the head and the shaft, wherein a neck width is smaller than a head width. 4 . The pump rod of claim 3 , wherein the neck further comprises: a first fillet at a connection between the head and the neck; and a second fillet at a connection between the neck and the shaft. 5 . The pump rod of claim 1 , wherein the load concentrating feature is aligned with a centerline of the pump rod. 6 . The pump rod of claim 1 , wherein the head includes an anti-rotation feature disposed on a periphery of the head. 7 . The pump rod of claim 6 , wherein the anti-rotation feature comprises a flat surface. 8 . A driving system for a displacement pump comprising: a pump rod comprising: a shaft having a first end and a second end; a head extending from the first end; and a load concentrating feature attached to and projecting from a top surface of the head; and a driving link comprising: a cylinder having a first end and a second end; a cavity extending into the first end; and a U-shaped flange extending into the cavity, wherein the cavity is configured to receive the head of the pump rod and the U-shaped flange is configured to secure the head within the cavity. 9 . The driving system of claim 8 , wherein a load concentrating feature area is smaller than a head area. 10 . The driving system of claim 8 , wherein the load concentrating feature comprises a cylindrical projection. 11 . The driving system of claim 8 , and further comprising: a neck disposed between and connecting the shaft and the neck, wherein a neck width is smaller than a head width. 12 . The driving system of claim 11 , wherein the neck further comprises: a first fillet disposed at a connection between the head and the neck; and a second fillet disposed at a connection between the shaft and the neck. 13 . The driving system of claim 8 , and further comprising: a connecting rod having a free end and a retained end, the retained end extending into the second end of the driving link through a drive opening in the second end; wherein the free end contains an aperture configured to receive a crank extending from a motor; and wherein the retained end is pinned within the second end of the driving link. 14 . The pump rod of claim 8 , wherein the head includes an anti-rotation feature. 15 . The pump rod of claim 14 , wherein the anti-rotation feature comprises a flat surface disposed on a side of the head. 16 . A driving link for a displacement pump comprising: a body having a first end and a second end; a cavity extending laterally into the first end, the cavity comprising: a forward-facing opening; a lower opening; and a contact surface disposed opposite the lower opening; and a load concentrating feature projecting from the contact surface and into the cavity. 17 . The driving link of claim 16 , wherein the load concentrating feature comprises a cylindrical projection. 18 . The driving link of claim 16 , and further comprising: a connecting slot extending into the second end, the connecting slot configured to receive a connecting rod for driving the driving link. 19 . The driving link of claim 16 , and further comprising: a U-shaped flange extending about the lower opening of the cavity and projecting into the cavity. 20 . The driving link of claim 16 , wherein the cavity further comprises: a first flat wall extending into the cavity from the forward-facing opening; a second flat wall extending into the cavity from the forward-facing opening; and a curved side extending between and connecting the first flat wall and the second flat wall; wherein the first flat wall and the second flat wall are configured to engage anti-rotation features on a pump rod to prevent rotation of the pump rod.
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