Patent classifications
F16K1/465
POPPET-STYLE VALVE ARRANGEMENTS
A seat carrier subassembly for a valve includes an annular seat carrier body including an annular projection extending radially into a central passage, and an annular plastic seal ring over-molded onto the annular projection, with the annular plastic seal ring defining a seat seal.
VALVE SEAT ASSEMBLY HAVING MATING SURFACES WITH A REVERSE TAPER ANGLE
A valve seat assembly includes a body having an insert pocket with an axially extending inner surface and a radially extending bottom surface. The valve seat further includes an insert disposed within the insert pocket of the body. The insert includes an axially extending outer surface and a radially extending bottom surface for mating with the axially extending inner surface and a radially extending bottom surface of the insert pocket of the body. The axially extending inner surface of the body is formed with a non-zero reverse taper angle, A.sub.4, for securing the insert within the insert pocket of the body. The axially extending outer surface of the insert is formed with a reverse taper angle, A.sub.5, equal to or greater than zero degrees. A valve assembly includes a valve and the valve seat assembly in reciprocating contact with the valve.
HIGH-PRESSURE PRIMING VALVE
A new and innovative high-pressure priming valve is provided for use in high-pressure fluid systems that require a high level of fluid purity. The priming valve includes at least three ports, some of which are angled. The priming valve also includes a needle that variably blocks and unblocks a pathway to one of the ports between normal operation and a priming operation, respectively. The priming valve includes a sealing insert positioned below a stack of washers that maintain the needle's alignment in response to high fluid pressures exerted on the needle. The sealing insert helps prevent fluid from contacting the stack of washers, which helps prevent biological growth within the valve. The angled ports help facilitate priming valve drainage to further help prevent biological growth. By helping prevent biological growth, the sealing insert helps prevent fluid contamination and enables the priming valve to be utilized for high-purity fluid applications.
CHOKE SYSTEM WITH CAPACITY FOR PASSAGE OF LARGE DEBRIS
Embodiments include a choke system that passes enlarged debris despite having a relatively small diameter for an input port of the choke system. Embodiments also include systems to prevent dislodging of a choke seat when backpressure is supplied to the choke system. Embodiments also include sealing systems to prevent fluid leaks around the choke seat of the choke system.
CHECK VALVE
A check valve includes a valve element and a valve body having a body housing, an annular valve seat insert, a bushing, and a biasing member. The body housing includes an outer circumferential wall extending between an inlet port and an outlet port to define a valve cavity therebetween. The valve seat insert is seated in a body seat surface surrounding the inlet port. The bushing is disposed in the valve cavity and defines a central bore, with the bushing including an outboard end surface axially engageable with the valve seat insert. The biasing member is disposed between a bearing portion of the body housing and an inboard end of the bushing to allow for axial movement of the bushing with respect to the body seat surface. The valve element extends through the bushing central bore and is movable between a closed position and an open position.
VALVE SEATS FOR USE IN FRACTURING PUMPS
A valve assembly for use in a fracturing pump including a valve member movable into and out of engagement with a valve seat body. The valve seat body includes an outer surface and an inner surface, the inner surface forming a fluid bore extending between a first end and a second end of the valve seat body. The body further includes a seating surface extending radially from the inner surface and facing the valve member, the seating surface having a recessed area. An insert is disposed in the recessed area forming at least a portion of the inner surface and at least portion of the seating surface. The valve seat body first end has a diameter different from a diameter valve seat body second. The difference between diameters allows the valve seat body outer surface to be supported by the fluid passageway.
Bonded seat valve
A valve seat includes a first end; a second end positioned opposite from the first end; and a body extending from the first end to the second end, the body defining an inner surface and an outer surface, the inner surface defining a main bore extending through the body from the first end to the second end, the main bore defining a main bore axis, the body defining a shaft bore extending from the inner surface to the outer surface, the shaft bore defining a shaft bore axis positioned perpendicular to the main bore axis, the shaft bore defining an inner shaft opening and an outer shaft opening, the body defining a concave seat bearing surface extending around the inner shaft opening.
PRESSURE MAINTAINING VALVE FOR A REVERSIBLE CONNECTION TO AN AIR LINE
A pressure-maintaining valve for a reversible connection to an air line, having a basic body with an inlet opening, an outlet opening for accommodating the air line, and a fluid chamber which connects the inlet opening to the outlet opening in a fluid-communicating manner. A piston which is mounted movably between a sealing position, an equalizing position and a release position is arranged in the inlet opening, and the piston has an annular groove with a piston sealing surface and a piston release surface. In the sealing position, a sealant is arranged in a sealing manner between the piston sealing surface and a basic body sealing surface. In the equalizing position an equalizing line arranged in the sealing piston bypasses the sealant in a fluid-communicating manner. In the release position, the piston release surface lifts off the sealant from the basic body sealing surface.
PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE FOR HIGH-PRESSURE FLUIDS, INCLUDING ABRASIVES LADEN FLUIDS
A valve includes a first body having an inlet and a ledge surrounding the inlet at a location inwardly of the body, a second body having an outlet and a poppet bore having a circumferential poppet bore surface, a poppet located in the poppet bore and having a sealing face, the sealing face facing the ledge of the first body, and a sealing arrangement which includes a circumferential support surface, a compressible seal ring having an uncompressed free state and a compressed state, an outer circumferential surface, and an inner circumferential surface facing the circumferential support surface, and a split ring disposed over the outer circumferential surface of the compressible seal ring, the compressible seal ring in a compressed state between the split ring and the inner circumferential surface.
CUSHION SYSTEM AND VALVE THEREOF
A valve comprises a base, a cover and a sealing member. The base comprises a passage structure and a retaining member; the cover comprises a corresponding retaining member and at least one hole, and the cover is movably combined with the base and switchable between a first state and a second state relative to the base; a sealing member is disposed between the passage structure and the cover. In the first state, the cover closes the passage structure by the sealing member to prevent the flow of the fluid between the cover and the base; in the second state, at least one fluid channel is formed between the cover and the passage structure and is in communication with the at least one hole, and the retaining member and the corresponding retaining member prevent the cover from being separated from the base when the cover moves relative to the base.