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The
CPP has two rotors that rotate on
their own shafts. The case design
mounts the rotors such that they are at an
angle to each other. As the angled
rotors rotate the pistons stroke in and out
of the cylinders with each piston sealed
against the cylinder by a simple piston
ring. This creates the pressure and it
is done eight times per revolution.
Each piston/cylinder pair has a suction and
discharge valve mounted into their
respective rotors creating a positive
displacement pumping action that is variable
by speed and scaleable to sizes great or
minute. Owning a CPP would be like
having an eight cylinder reciprocating
pump with only two major parts in half the
space with half the weight. Please
click back and fill out our short survey
form to help bring this revolutionary
technology to market.
Patrick Rousset, President PEI |
