An annular barrier for being expanded in an annulus includes a tubular part mounted as part of the well tubular structure, the tubular part including an opening and an inside having an inside pressure, an expandable metal sleeve surrounding the tubular part and having an inner face facing the tubular part and an outer face facing the wall of the borehole, each end of the expandable metal sleeve being connected with the tubular part, an annular space between the inner face of the expandable metal sleeve and the tubular part, and a valve system having a first valve and a second valve, the second valve allowing pressurised fluid into the annular space to expand the expandable metal sleeve and preventing fluid from flowing from the annular space to the inside of the tubular part.

A manifold assembly is mountable to a piping manifold for a dry sprinkler system having a non-wet valve assembly separating pressurized gas on a downstream side thereof from a water supply on an upstream side thereof. The manifold assembly includes a single piece body having an inlet for removably coupling to, and receiving water from, an upstream wet standpipe, and an outlet for removably coupling to, and delivering water to, the non-wet valve assembly. A control valve assembly is mounted to the body and a mechanically independent flow detection switch is mounted to the body. Each of a test and drain valve and a pressure relief valve is fluidly connected with the body downstream of the control valve assembly and upstream of the

A fluid flow regulator comprises a body, an actuatable switch, and valve structure. The valve structure is disposed within the body and has at least a portion movable between an actuating position and a non-actuating position. The actuating position actuates the switch. The non-actuating position does not actuate the switch.

An inflation system is provided and includes a housing assembly defining inlet and command cavities, a poppet disposable within the housing assembly to assume open or closed positions, a pressurized bottle to pressurize the inlet cavity to bias the poppet toward the closed position and a solenoid valve. The solenoid valve is interposable between the pressurized bottle and the command cavity. The solenoid valve is normally closed and selectively openable to permit fluid flow from the pressurized bottle to pressurize the command cavity such that the poppet is biased toward the open position.

Methods and systems for generating electricity from a fuel are generally described. In some embodiments, a first container is used to house a fluid that is capable of reacting to form a fuel, and a second container is used to house a reactant capable of reacting with the fluid to form the fuel. In some embodiments, valves are used to control the flow of fluid between the first container and the second container. In some embodiments, the valve(s) can be configured such that fluid is only transported between the first container and the second container when the pressure within the second container is below a threshold level.

An integrated tire inflation valve comprises an inlet configured to receive air from an air tank, a pressure protection assembly configured to control air flow into the tire inflation system when an air pressure reaches a pre-set pressure level, a valve assembly in fluid communication with the pressure protection assembly, a pressure regulator configured to be adjusted to a desired pressure to thereby allow air through the pressure regulator at a desired level, a flow switch configured to selectively allow air therethrough, and an outlet configured to provide air from the flow switch to one or more tires of a vehicle. The inlet, pressure protection assembly, valve assembly, pressure regulator, flow switch, and outlet are all positioned within a single housing.

A tire management system includes a control valve and a check valve. A method for managing a tire includes: determining a pressure parameter value, determining an operational parameter for a valve based on the pressure parameter value, and controlling the valve based on the operational parameter.

An inflation valve cap comprises a main body structure (1), a push rod structure, an elastic restoring member (4), and a push rod fixing base (6). The interior of the main body structure (1) is provided with a central cavity. The push rod structure is disposed inside the central cavity. The elastic restoring member (4) is arranged between the upper end of the push rod structure and the push rod fixing base (6). The push rod fixing base (6) is located at a lower portion of the central cavity. A bottom portion of the push rod structure is provided with a push rod seal (5), and in a non-inflated state, the push rod seal (5) presses against an inner inclined face at the middle portion of the inner cavity of the push rod fixing base (6), thereby achieving the sealing in the non-inflated state.

A valve assembly for an inflation system that includes a pressure relief valve and a vent valve. The pressure relief valve has a pressure relief housing and a pressure relief valve poppet. The pressure relief housing defines a first pressure relief cavity that is disposed between a first end wall defining a first flow port and a first wall defining a passageway and a second pressure relief cavity disposed between the first wall and a second wall. The pressure relief valve poppet is movably disposed within the first pressure relief cavity and the second pressure relief cavity. The vent valve has a vent housing and a vent valve poppet. The vent housing defines a vent cavity that is disposed between the second wall defining a vent flow port and a second end wall. The vent valve poppet is movably disposed within the vent cavity.

A valve assembly configured for use with an inflatable product, such as a mattress, chair, pool, spa, float, or another suitable inflatable product. The valve assembly includes a first valve component that serves as an opening for inflation and/or deflation of the inflatable product, and a second valve component that serves as an opening for deflation or decompression of the inflatable product.