Disclosed is a pressing-controlled mixing valve core with through flow control type on the top, having a shell body, a rotational inner shell, a water guide base, fixed and moving ceramic chips, a flow adjustment top seat and a pressing-controlled lifting actuator. By changing the rotation angle of the moving ceramic chip, its mixed water adjustment hole has different communication states to the guide holes of the fixed ceramic chip, so as to adjust the mixture state of the inlet water flow. Through a pressing action by the user, the water control rod head on the lifting shaft of the actuator will have rising and descending positions inside the vertical through hole and through flow passage of the flow adjustment top seat, so as to change the sectional area of the water flow in the through flow passage and adjust the output water flow of the pressing-controlled mixing valve core.

Disclosed is a pressing-controlled mixing valve core with through flow control type on the top, having a shell body, a rotational inner shell, a water guide base, fixed and moving ceramic chips, a flow adjustment top seat and a pressing-controlled lifting actuator. By changing the rotation angle of the moving ceramic chip, its mixed water adjustment hole has different communication states to the guide holes of the fixed ceramic chip, so as to adjust the mixture state of the inlet water flow. Through a pressing action by the user, the water control rod head on the lifting shaft of the actuator will have rising and descending positions inside the vertical through hole and through flow passage of the flow adjustment top seat, so as to change the sectional area of the water flow in the through flow passage and adjust the output water flow of the pressing-controlled mixing valve core.

A gate valve adapted for use in oil and gas operations, such as, for example, fracturing or gravel-packing operations. In an exemplary embodiment, the gate valve includes a valve body, which defines an internal region; a first fluid bore intersecting the internal region and defining a first interior surface in the valve body; and a first annular recess formed in the first interior surface and adjoining the internal region. A first seat element defines a second fluid bore and extends within the first annular recess. A first protective sleeve extends between respective portions of the first seat element and the valve body. The first and second fluid bores have first and second full-bore inside diameters, respectively. The first protective sleeve has a third full-bore inside diameter that is substantially equal to each of the first and second full-bore inside diameters.

A flow regulating switch valve includes a valve core that includes a switch assembly configured to drive a diaphragm assembly to open or close a water outlet, and also includes a flow regulating assembly that comprises a rotating ring, a sliding block, and a magnet. A control key is configured to control the switch assembly. The rotating ring is connected to the control key and includes an inclined plane that transitions from high to low and is configured to drive the sliding block to slide up and down such that the sliding block drives the magnet to move up and down. The magnet is configured to control the diaphragm assembly to regulate a size of the water outlet.

A subsea shutoff device, in particular for use in water depths of more than 30 m for operating a valve with a gate with a waterproof, oil filled housing, a crank mechanism arranged in the housing, and a rotary actuator, wherein the rotary actuator is adapted to operate a gate of a valve via the crank mechanism.

The invention relates to a valve, which is characterized in that between a neutral position (38) of a control spool (STS) and one of its end positions (34, 42) a regeneration position (36) is provided, in which two utility ports (A, B) are interconnected in a fluid-conveying manner, or a floating position (40) is provided, in which these utility ports (A, B) are interconnected in a fluid-conveying manner. The invention relates to a further valve, which is characterized in that by a further motion of the control spool (STS) in the same direction, as that, in which a fluid connection is established between the utility ports (A, B) starting from the neutral position (38), this fluid connection is interrupted.

A flow regulation device for liquid having a body with an inlet opening, an outlet opening, and a cavity between the two openings. An actuating means is disposed in the cavity for stopping and starting the flow of liquid through said device. The actuating means is configured to be moved in a first direction to start the flow of liquid through said device and in the first direction to stop the flow of liquid through said device. The actuating may comprise an upper button and a lower cam.

A flow regulating switch valve includes a valve core that includes a switch assembly configured to drive a diaphragm assembly to open or close a water outlet, and also includes a flow regulating assembly that comprises a rotating ring, a sliding block, and a magnet. A control key is configured to control the switch assembly. The rotating ring is connected to the control key and includes an inclined plane that transitions from high to low and is configured to drive the sliding block to slide up and down such that the sliding block drives the magnet to move up and down. The magnet is configured to control the diaphragm assembly to regulate a size of the water outlet.

A spool valve arrangement comprising a spool arranged for linear movement within a bore to regulate flow of fluid through the bore according to the linear position of the spool relative to the bore, the spool having an end arranged to be engaged, in use, by a drive member to cause the linear movement, the spool valve arrangement further comprising a sliding block component moveably attached to the spool end and arranged to engage with the drive member, in use, such that the drive member engages with the spool end via the sliding block component and the sliding block component moves relative to the spool to compensate for non-linear movement of the drive member.

Embodiments of the invention provide a piston assembly for a control valve in a water softener system. The control valve includes a drive mechanism, one or more fluid passageways, and a seal assembly. The piston assembly includes a main piston moveably received within the seal assembly and including a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, and a shuttle piston moveably received within the seal assembly. The shuttle piston includes a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, and is configured to selectively engage the second end of the main piston to form a seal therebetween and to selectively move relative to the second end of the main piston to form an opening between the second end of the main piston and the first end of the shuttle piston, in response to movement of the main piston.