The present disclosure relates to a cooking appliance including a valve holder assembly for preventing movement of a valve. The cooking appliance includes a main body including a heating part, a valve positioned at least partially inside the main body to supply fuel to the heating part, and a knob unit coupled to the main body to regulate the degree of opening and closing of the valve, wherein the knob unit includes an operating part provided on a front surface of the main body to be operable and to which the valve is coupled at least partially, and a valve holder assembly positioned at the rear of the operating part, and the valve holder assembly includes a valve holder configured to allow a portion of the valve to pass therethrough, a valve holder casing configured to receive the valve holder, and an elastic member provided on the valve holder casing and configured to contact the valve holder to prevent movement of the valve.

The present disclosure relates to a cooking appliance including a valve holder assembly for preventing movement of a valve. The cooking appliance includes a main body including a heating part, a valve positioned at least partially inside the main body to supply fuel to the heating part, and a knob unit coupled to the main body to regulate the degree of opening and closing of the valve, wherein the knob unit includes an operating part provided on a front surface of the main body to be operable and to which the valve is coupled at least partially, and a valve holder assembly positioned at the rear of the operating part, and the valve holder assembly includes a valve holder configured to allow a portion of the valve to pass therethrough, a valve holder casing configured to receive the valve holder, and an elastic member provided on the valve holder casing and configured to contact the valve holder to prevent movement of the valve.

Conduit connector (1) having a housing (2), which has a first connection geometry (3) that can be connected to a fluid conduit, and a second connection geometry (4) that can be connected to a counter-element, wherein the first connection geometry (3) and the second connection geometry (4) are connected by a trough channel (6) in the housing (2) and the housing (2) has an outlet opening (7) and a closing element (10) is provided, wherein the closing element (10) can he fixed in a first position, in which a connection between the outlet opening (7) and the through channel (6) is blocked, and the closing element (10) is displaceable into a second position, in which the outlet opening (7) is connected to the through channel (6).

Conduit connector (1) having a housing (2), which has a first connection geometry (3) that can be connected to a fluid conduit, and a second connection geometry (4) that can be connected to a counter-element, wherein the first connection geometry (3) and the second connection geometry (4) are connected by a trough channel (6) in the housing (2) and the housing (2) has an outlet opening (7) and a closing element (10) is provided, wherein the closing element (10) can he fixed in a first position, in which a connection between the outlet opening (7) and the through channel (6) is blocked, and the closing element (10) is displaceable into a second position, in which the outlet opening (7) is connected to the through channel (6).

The present invention concerns a control valve comprising: —A passage path for a fluid inside the valve and that puts in communication an inlet with an outlet; —An obstruction element arranged as to result mobile between a closing position, in which it obstructs the path impeding the passage of the fluid from the inlet towards the outlet, and an opening position in which it allows said passage, and; —Movement means for operating the movement of the obstruction element between said opening position and said closing position and vice-versa. In accordance with the invention, the movement means comprise a joint linkage.

The present invention concerns a control valve comprising: —A passage path for a fluid inside the valve and that puts in communication an inlet with an outlet; —An obstruction element arranged as to result mobile between a closing position, in which it obstructs the path impeding the passage of the fluid from the inlet towards the outlet, and an opening position in which it allows said passage, and; —Movement means for operating the movement of the obstruction element between said opening position and said closing position and vice-versa. In accordance with the invention, the movement means comprise a joint linkage.

A mixing valve of an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle includes: a flap arranged in a suction channel and a flap arranged in an exhaust gas channel. One single flap of the two flaps is drivable via a gear pair with non-round or eccentric gears. The drive of the other flap has lost motion, whereby the closing movements of the flaps can be formed in a particularly free manner with only a single actuating motor.

An exhaust gas recirculation valve device for a vehicle includes: a valve housing having an exhaust gas inlet port and an exhaust gas outlet port; a flap valve rotatably mounted on the valve housing to open and close the exhaust gas outlet port; a valve shaft fitted to penetrate the flap valve and coupled to the flap valve so as to rotate integrally with the flap valve; a lever in which one end of the valve shaft is fitted to penetrate; a spring fixed at the lever and mounted on an exterior circumferential surface of the valve shaft; a bush inserted into the exterior circumferential surface of the valve shaft between the spring and the flap valve in a shaft direction; and a thrust washer installed between the flap valve and the bush.

An exhaust gas recirculation valve device for a vehicle includes: a valve housing having an exhaust gas inlet port and an exhaust gas outlet port; a flap valve rotatably mounted on the valve housing to open and close the exhaust gas outlet port; a valve shaft fitted to penetrate the flap valve and coupled to the flap valve so as to rotate integrally with the flap valve; a lever in which one end of the valve shaft is fitted to penetrate; a spring fixed at the lever and mounted on an exterior circumferential surface of the valve shaft; a bush inserted into the exterior circumferential surface of the valve shaft between the spring and the flap valve in a shaft direction; and a thrust washer installed between the flap valve and the bush.

An apparatus for minimizing dead leg spaces in a container or tubing includes a first member having a flange for attaching the first member to a wall of the container or tubing, the flange having at least one aperture, and a second member rotatably coupled to the first member, the second member having an upper end having at least one aperture, and an open distal end. The second member is rotatable relative to the first member between a closed position where the at least one aperture of the second member is misaligned with the at least one aperture in the flange to prevent the passage of fluid, and an open position where the at least one aperture of the second member is aligned with the at least one aperture in the flange to allow for the passage of fluid.