Patent classifications
F16K5/0242
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR A MANUAL GAS VALVE
A method and apparatus for a manual gas valve. The manual gas valve may include at least one internal spring and a valve plug. The internal spring may be independent from an external spring and a valve stem. The internal spring may be positioned in a constant installed height. The internal spring includes a constant spring force applied to the valve plug. The one or more manual gas valves may be used in a variety of applications.
Yoke for rotary valve
A valve apparatus may include a control valve including valve body having an inlet, an outlet, and a flow path. A rotational valve stem may extend along a longitudinal axis, the valve stem having a top portion and a bottom portion, the valve stem operatively coupled to a control element movably disposed in the flow path. A yoke may be attached to the valve body and arranged to operatively couple the valve body to an actuator, the yoke including a first bracket having an aperture and a second bracket having an aperture. A bushing may be arranged to align an actuator shaft of the actuator to the longitudinal axis of the valve stem, the bushing having a first portion and a second portion, the first portion engaging within the aperture of the first bracket and the second portion engaging the aperture of the second bracket.
Arrangement for operating a shut-off valve having a tapered plug
Arrangement for actuating shut-off valve with tapered plug, has housing in which hollow actuating cylinder is coaxially supported for rotation and with an actuating shaft aligned with the coaxial axis firmly attached. Output cylinder is coaxially arranged in hollow actuating cylinder. The output cylinder is movable relative to hollow drive cylinder axially and radially. Spindle is attached on output cylinder opposite actuating shaft and aligned with coaxial axis; tapered plug being fastened on end of spindle facing away from output cylinder. At least one radially outwardly directed pin is arranged on outer peripheral surface of output cylinder. Outer surfaces of housing and hollow actuating cylinder have each at least one guideway extending over radial sector of outer surfaces, with which pin is operatively connected as a respective sliding block. At least the guideway arranged in outer surface of hollow actuating cylinder is formed as a through-opening through which pin passes.
LOW TORQUE VALVE
A low torque rotary valve for a vehicle cooling system is provided. The rotary valve includes a tapered valve body that can be lifted during rotation and thereafter seated after being rotated the desired amount. An axial surface of the tapered valve body is in sliding contact with an axial surface of a valve housing or a rotatable disk. As the tapered valve body rotates, one or more ramped projections cause the tapered valve body to displace axially within the valve housing. The sealing members are uncompressed during rotation of the tapered valve body, and a lower torque demand is required, thereby allowing for a smaller and less costly motor actuator.
Switching device of gas valve
A switching device includes a rod, a rotating shaft, and a valve assembly including a cover and a plug member. The cover engaged with the valve body has a first block section, a second block section, a space, and a threaded hole communicates with the space. The plug member is rotatably provided in a chamber of the cover, changing an area of an opening of an inlet hole. The rotating shaft has a projection is adapted to drive the plug member to rotate. A rod body of the rod has a threaded section engaged with the threaded hole. When the projection abuts against the first block section, the plug member seals the inlet hole. When the projection abuts against the rod, the plug member changes the area to a first area. When the projection abuts against the second block section, the plug member changes the area to a second area.
Stopcock for an endoscope
A stopcock for a liquid channel of a medical endoscope, having a housing, a spring element and a plug rotatably mounted in the housing, wherein the plug in a working position lies with its conical surface against a seal surface of the housing and can be placed in a medium access position in which the conical and the seal surface have no contact and the housing and the plug remain connected, characterized in that the plug includes one or more transverse grooves, in the outer wall of a conical piece, running transversely to the longitudinal axis of the conical piece and having straight groove bottoms, and the spring element in the medium access position engages with one or more transverse grooves. A medical endoscope having at least one liquid channel, characterized in that it includes at least one stopcock, by which the liquid flow through the channel can be regulated.
Plug with attachable upper trunnion
A plug for use in a plug valve includes an attachable upper trunnion that is assembled to the main plug body using fasteners and a male-female dovetail fit. The tensile and compressive loading experienced by the main plug body during its linear motion, and the torsional loading experienced during its 90 rotation, is supported by the fasteners and the dovetail fit.
SWITCHING DEVICE OF GAS VALVE
A switching device includes a rod, a rotating shaft, and a valve assembly including a cover and a plug member. The cover engaged with the valve body has a first block section, a second block section, a space, and a threaded hole communicates with the space. The plug member is rotatably provided in a chamber of the cover, changing an area of an opening of an inlet hole. The rotating shaft has a projection is adapted to drive the plug member to rotate. A rod body of the rod has a threaded section engaged with the threaded hole. When the projection abuts against the first block section, the plug member seals the inlet hole. When the projection abuts against the rod, the plug member changes the area to a first area. When the projection abuts against the second block section, the plug member changes the area to a second area.
FLUID FLOW MANAGEMENT CONTROL AND LEAK DETECTION AND CONSERVATION SYSTEM AND VALVE ASSEMBLY
A valve assembly for a fluid flow management control and leak detection and conservation system, the valve assembly is positioned within a valve well and includes a cam block, valve liner, valve body, spring, shaft, and cover. The cam block, valve liner, and valve body each include a plurality of projections for cooperating with each other to allow rotation of the valve body while preventing rotation of the valve liner. The valve body and valve liner each include opposing pairs of openings for opening and closing the valve assembly. The valve assembly when in an open position allows fluid to flow through the openings of the valve body and valve liner and when closed the sidewall of the valve body presses firmly against the sidewall of the valve liner to form a seal therebetween ceasing all fluid flow.
ARRANGEMENT FOR OPERATING A SHUT-OFF VALVE HAVING A TAPERED PLUG
Arrangement for actuating shut-off valve with tapered plug, has housing in which hollow actuating cylinder is coaxially supported for rotation and with an actuating shaft aligned with the coaxial axis firmly attached. Output cylinder is coaxially arranged in hollow actuating cylinder. The output cylinder is movable relative to hollow drive cylinder axially and radially. Spindle is attached on output cylinder opposite actuating shaft and aligned with coaxial axis; tapered plug being fastened on end of spindle facing away from output cylinder. At least one radially outwardly directed pin is arranged on outer peripheral surface of output cylinder. Outer surfaces of housing and hollow actuating cylinder have each at least one guideway extending over radial sector of outer surfaces, with which pin is operatively connected as a respective sliding block. At least the guideway arranged in outer surface of hollow actuating cylinder is formed as a through-opening through which pin passes.