A hydraulic valve engages a through opening delimited through a bottom wall of a tank for a liquid and comprises a cage element connected inside the bottom wall, a shutter movably housed in the cage element, a hollow connection element which hermetically engages the through opening delimiting a passage that passes through the hydraulic valve, wherein the hollow connecting element comprises an engagement portion which extends into the through opening and defines a passage opening selectively occludable by means of a shutter as a function of the quantity of liquid in the tank, wherein the hollow connecting element comprises radial notches which define respective passages for a liquid sucked out of the tank through which the formation of a vortex is prevented and the sucking in air.

Disclosed is a minor water leak prevention apparatus for a water inlet valve. A float is mounted on a regulation bar and received in a water container. The water container is mounted on a siphon tube. The siphon tube is formed with an air aperture. A counterweight buoyance switch is mounted on the water container. The counterweight buoyance switch has a counterweight water compartment having a lower end forming a water drain hole. The counterweight water compartment has an upper end to which a closure pressing plate is mounted. The closure pressing plate is opposite to the air aperture. The counterweight buoyance switch controls opening/closing of the air aperture. This arrangement allows water ingress through a water inlet valve to be stopped when minor water leakage occurs in a water tank.

An overfill prevention valve for use with a tank includes a valve element disposed in a fluid fill path and a float assembly including an actuator and a repositionable float. The float is selectively fixed relative to and moveable relative to the actuator to adjust a target fill level. The float is buoyantly supported by the fluid such that the float and the actuator are shiftable in correspondence with an actual fill level. The actuator is coupled with the valve element such that the valve element shifts to a closed position when the actual fill level nears a target fill level. The float includes discrete buoyant components that are shiftable away from each other and from the actuator to facilitate shifting of the float relative to the actuator and that are securable relative to each other and relative to the actuator to facilitate operation of the float assembly.

An overfill prevention valve for use with a tank includes a valve element disposed in a fluid fill path and a float assembly including an actuator and a repositionable float. The float is selectively fixed relative to and moveable relative to the actuator to adjust a target fill level. The float is buoyantly supported by the fluid such that the float and the actuator are shiftable in correspondence with an actual fill level. The actuator is coupled with the valve element such that the valve element shifts to a closed position when the actual fill level nears a target fill level. The float includes discrete buoyant components that are shiftable away from each other and from the actuator to facilitate shifting of the float relative to the actuator and that are securable relative to each other and relative to the actuator to facilitate operation of the float assembly.

An overfill prevention valve for use with a tank includes a valve element disposed in a fluid fill path and a float assembly including an actuator and a repositionable float. The float is selectively fixed relative to and moveable relative to the actuator to adjust a target fill level. The float is buoyantly supported by the fluid such that the float and the actuator are shiftable in correspondence with an actual fill level. The actuator is coupled with the valve element such that the valve element shifts to a closed position when the actual fill level nears a target fill level. The float includes discrete buoyant components that are shiftable away from each other and from the actuator to facilitate shifting of the float relative to the actuator and that are securable relative to each other and relative to the actuator to facilitate operation of the float assembly.

An overfill prevention valve for use with a tank includes a valve element disposed in a fluid fill path and a float assembly including an actuator and a repositionable float. The float is selectively fixed relative to and moveable relative to the actuator to adjust a target fill level. The float is buoyantly supported by the fluid such that the float and the actuator are shiftable in correspondence with an actual fill level. The actuator is coupled with the valve element such that the valve element shifts to a closed position when the actual fill level nears a target fill level. The float includes discrete buoyant components that are shiftable away from each other and from the actuator to facilitate shifting of the float relative to the actuator and that are securable relative to each other and relative to the actuator to facilitate operation of the float assembly.

A hydraulic valve engages a through opening delimited through a bottom wall of a tank for a liquid and comprises a cage element connected inside the bottom wall, a shutter movably housed in the cage element, a hollow connection element which hermetically engages the through opening delimiting a passage that passes through the hydraulic valve, wherein the hollow connecting element comprises an engagement portion which extends into the through opening and defines a passage opening selectively occludable by means of a shutter as a function of the quantity of liquid in the tank, wherein the hollow connecting element comprises radial notches which define respective passages for a liquid sucked out of the tank through which the formation of a vortex is prevented and the sucking in air.

A hydraulic valve engages a through opening delimited through a bottom wall of a tank for a liquid and comprises a cage element connected inside the bottom wall, a shutter movably housed in the cage element, a hollow connection element which hermetically engages the through opening delimiting a passage that passes through the hydraulic valve, wherein the hollow connecting element comprises an engagement portion which extends into the through opening and defines a passage opening selectively occludable by means of a shutter as a function of the quantity of liquid in the tank, wherein the hollow connecting element comprises radial notches which define respective passages for a liquid sucked out of the tank through which the formation of a vortex is prevented and the sucking in air.

A liquid level controller system and process wherein the liquid level controller is attached to a separator vessel so as to monitor fluid level within the separator vessel. The liquid level controller is configured such that hydrocarbon deposits, which hydrocarbon deposits build up in the d displacer arm chamber of the level controller, and be cleaned out without disconnecting the liquid level controller from the separator vessel and without disconnecting the displacer arm assembly from the pilot assembly.

A liquid level controller system and process wherein the liquid level controller is attached to a separator vessel so as to monitor fluid level within the separator vessel. The liquid level controller is configured such that hydrocarbon deposits, which hydrocarbon deposits build up in the d displacer arm chamber of the level controller, and be cleaned out without disconnecting the liquid level controller from the separator vessel and without disconnecting the displacer arm assembly from the pilot assembly.