A pump container includes: a container body in which contents are accommodated; a pump unit which is coupled to the top part of the container body and ejects the contents accommodated in the container body; a head part which is coupled to the top side of the pump unit and has a contents-moving hole that causes the contents delivered from the pump unit to move upward; a button part which is coupled to the top side of the head part, operates the pump unit according to a user's press, and has a nozzle formed on one side thereof for ejecting the contents, delivered via the contents-moving hole, to the outside; and a pressure-reducing check valve which is disposed between the pump unit and the contents-moving hole and opens or closes the contents-moving hole according to a press on the button part.

A valve spring seat sleeve, a valve assembly, and a plunger pump are disclosed. The valve spring seat sleeve includes a cylindrical hollow structure, a first fluid hole, a first notch and a second notch; the cylindrical hollow structure includes a plunger passage; the first fluid hole passes through a sidewall of the cylindrical hollow structure and communicated with the plunger passage; the first notch and the second notch are located on a side of the cylindrical hollow structure opposite to the first fluid hole; the cylindrical hollow structure includes a first end portion, a second end portion and an intermediate portion, a center of the first fluid hole is located at the intermediate portion, the cylindrical hollow structure further includes a spring mounting portion located between the first notch and the second notch.

A micro channel structure includes a substrate, a supporting layer, a valve layer, a second insulation layer, a vibration layer and a bonding-pad layer. A flow channel is formed on the substrate. A conductive part and a movable part are formed on the supporting layer and the valve layer, respectively. A first chamber is formed at the interior of a base part and communicates to the hollow aperture. A supporting part is formed on the second insulation layer. A second chamber is formed at the interior of the supporting layer and communicates to the first chamber through the hollow aperture. A suspension part is formed on the vibration layer. By providing driving power sources having different phases to the bonding-pad layer, the suspension part moves upwardly and downwardly, and a relative displacement is generated between the movable part and the conductive part, to achieve fluid transportation.

A pumping element comprises a first flow chamber; a second flow chamber in fluid connection with the first flow chamber, the second flow chamber including a shoulder; a check valve including a first insert and a second insert, the first insert being movable between a first position wherein the first insert forms a seal that inhibits fluid flow between the first and second flow chambers and a second position wherein the first insert permits fluid flow between the first and second flow chambers, the second insert being inserted into the second flow chamber to an extent limited by the shoulder; and a spring having a first end engaging the first insert and a second end engaging the second insert; wherein the first insert moves from the first position to the second position against a biasing force of the spring in response to pressurized fluid in the first flow chamber.

The present disclosure generally relates to a pumping element of a fuel pump for an internal combustion engine wherein the pumping element comprises a first flow chamber; a second flow chamber in fluid connection with the first flow chamber, the second flow chamber including a shoulder; a check valve including a first insert and a second insert, the first insert being movable between a first position wherein the first insert forms a seal that inhibits fluid flow between the first and second flow chambers and a second position wherein the first insert permits fluid flow between the first and second flow chambers, the second insert being inserted into the second flow chamber to an extent limited by the shoulder; and a spring having a first end engaging the first insert and a second end engaging the second insert; wherein the first insert moves from the first position to the second position against a biasing force of the spring in response to pressurized fluid in the first flow chamber.

Micropump (10) including a support structure (14), a pump tube (16), and an actuation system (18) comprising one or more pump chamber actuators (28), the pump tube comprising a pump chamber portion (24) defining therein a pump chamber (26), an inlet portion (20) for inflow of fluid into the pump chamber, and an outlet portion (22) for outflow of fluid from the pump chamber. The inlet, outlet and pump chamber portions form part of a continuous section of tube made of a supple material. The one or more pump chamber actuators are configured to bias against the pump chamber portion to expel liquid contained in the pump chamber via the outlet portion, respectively to bias away from the pump chamber portion to allow liquid to enter the pump chamber via the inlet portion. The pump chamber portion has a cross-sectional area Ap in an expanded state that is larger than a cross-sectional area Ai of the pump tube at the inlet and outlet portions.

A valve spring seat sleeve, a valve assembly, and a plunger pump are disclosed. The valve spring seat sleeve includes a cylindrical hollow structure, a first fluid hole, a first notch and a second notch; the cylindrical hollow structure includes a plunger passage; the first fluid hole passes through a sidewall of the cylindrical hollow structure and communicated with the plunger passage; the first notch and the second notch are located on a side of the cylindrical hollow structure opposite to the first fluid hole; the cylindrical hollow structure includes a first end portion, a second end portion and an intermediate portion, a center of the first fluid hole is located at the intermediate portion, the cylindrical hollow structure further includes a spring mounting portion located between the first notch and the second notch.

The present disclosure generally relates to a pumping element of a fuel pump for an internal combustion engine wherein the pumping element comprises a first flow chamber; a second flow chamber in fluid connection with the first flow chamber, the second flow chamber including a shoulder; a check valve including a first insert and a second insert, the first insert being movable between a first position wherein the first insert forms a seal that inhibits fluid flow between the first and second flow chambers and a second position wherein the first insert permits fluid flow between the first and second flow chambers, the second insert being inserted into the second flow chamber to an extent limited by the shoulder; and a spring having a first end engaging the first insert and a second end engaging the second insert; wherein the first insert moves from the first position to the second position against a biasing force of the spring in response to pressurized fluid in the first flow chamber.

A diaphragm pump has at least one pump chamber, the pump chamber being connected to an inlet chamber via an inlet valve and to an outlet chamber via an outlet valve. The inlet valve has an inlet opening which can be closed by an inlet valve body, and the outlet valve has an outlet opening which can be closed by an outlet valve body. The outlet opening surrounds the inlet opening, or the inlet opening surrounds the outlet opening.

The present invention relates to a liquid metering device (1) for metering pumps which is formed by a main longitudinal conduit (2) with a first and second opposite ends (2.1, 2.2) comprising a fluid inlet (3) at the first end (2.1) located perpendicular thereto, a first outlet (4) at the second end (2.2), and a first connection (5) to backpressure control means (6), a second connection (7) to safety means (8), acting in parallel and in an independent manner, and a second overpressure outlet (9), arranged in one and the same connecting section (10), and where said connecting section (10) has an inclined wall (11) allowing the fluid to exit through the first outlet (4) for a fluid pressure equal to or greater than a fixed backpressure value and the fluid to exit through the second outlet (9) for a pressure greater than a fixed value.