Patent classifications
F16L55/02718
Pipe joint
A pipe joint has a tube for fluid detachably fitted thereto, and is connected to a hydraulic device such as a cylinder. The pipe joint is provided with a body into which the tube for fluid is inserted, and an attachment/detachment mechanism which is provided inside the body and which can attach/detach the tube for fluid. An inner sleeve for connecting the tube for fluid and the hydraulic device is provided in the body, the inner sleeve being interchangeable with orifices having different opening diameters.
Pressurized fluid line deresonator
A deresonated fluid system may include a pressurizable fluid line having distal, opposite line ends with the fluid line extending between the line ends. A source may be configured to apply variations in pressure of fluid in the fluid line having a frequency appropriate for producing a standing wave in the fluid line between the line ends. A fluid coupler having opposite first and second coupler ends may be attached to the fluid line in a medial portion of the fluid line between the line ends. A flow acceleration ramp may be formed about an inside of the first coupler end. An artificial acoustic shoulder may be formed about an inside of the second coupler end. The artificial acoustic shoulder may define a substantially central orifice in fluid communication with the flow acceleration ramp.
System Design for Noise Reduction of Solenoid Valve
A bypass line is described that is capable of equalizing pressure within an HVAC system. The bypass line can also cause less noise than other solutions. A bypass line under the present disclosure can comprise a line from a high pressure side to a low pressure side of an HVAC system. Valves and orifices can be disposed within the bypass line. The valves and orifices help to slow the speed of fluid from high pressure to low pressure locations, thus reducing noise during pressure equalization.
WATER-SAVING SHEET AND WATER-SAVING DEVICE HAVING THE SAME
A water-saving sheet and a water-saving device having the same is provided. The water-saving sheet includes a sheet body including a central assembling base and a plurality of through holes arranged around the central assembling base. A circumference of the sheet body has an engaging flange structure for being positionably engaged with an inner wall of a tube. An elastic ring is annularly arranged on the central assembling base. The elastic ring and the central assembling base form at least one first passage therebetween, the elastic ring and each said through hole form a second passage therebetween. The water-saving device includes one said water-saving sheet and a barrel member. An inner wall of the barrel member has a shoulder portion engageable with the engaging flange structure to restrict the sheet body from moving toward and out from the inlet end.
PIPE DEVICE INCLUDING SLAM MITIGATING MEANS
The present invention relates to a water piping system, and more particularly, to a water piping system configured to reduce slam and water hammer of a check valve through delay of backflow of fluid by ejecting water stored in a pressure tank to a fluid forward direction at a high pressure when a pump in the water pipe is suddenly stopped, and through inducement of complete closure of the check valve by reducing a pressure applied to the check valve.
Methods and apparatuses to moderate an airflow
Methods and apparatus to reduce instabilities and/or turbulence of an airflow of a HVAC system are described. The method may include positioning an airflow moderating zone in an airflow passage to reduce instabilities and/or turbulence in the airflow. Apparatuses to create the airflow moderating zone are also provided. The apparatus may be configured to have a plurality of openings and an airflow resistance structure so as to provide airflow resistance to instabilities and/or turbulence in the airflow. The airflow moderating zone may be, for example, a sheet-like material including a plurality of openings.
REAL-TIME EROSION CONTROL IN FLOW CONDUITS
Apparatus and systems for mitigating erosion in flow conduits, and may include a housing including a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet and a flow path there between. A movable or static (passive) insert is disposed within the housing and may be configured to alter a flow of a fluid passing from the fluid inlet to the fluid outlet. The apparatus may also include a mechanism to adjust a position of the movable insert.
NOISE ATTENUATORS FOR USE WITH PROCESS CONTROL DEVICES
Example noise attenuators for use with process control devices are described herein. An example apparatus includes a first plate and a second plate disposed in a fluid passageway of a noise attenuator. The second plate is spaced apart from the first plate. The example apparatus also includes a first support rod extending along a central axis of the fluid passageway. The first support rod is coupled to the first plate and to the second plate. The example apparatus further includes a second support rod extending along an axis parallel to and offset from the central axis. The second support rod is coupled to the first plate and the second plate.
Flow control device and methods of attachment
A flow control device that includes an orifice placed in an opening of a duct. A flexible sheet of material is wrapped around a first duct section to include an extended section which is crimped inwardly around the face of the orifice. A sleeve with tightening straps can be wrapped around the aligned first and second duct sections, with the sections having the orifice positioned between. A bead on the duct sections can assist in orifice positioning, attachment, and sealing. The orifice can also be attached to the duct section using tabs and a retention ring. A duct sleeve is also provided for placement in the opening of a duct. The duct sleeve includes a reception slot that receives an orifice plate that is attached in a secure and sealable manner.
EQUALIZING VAPOR VELOCITY FOR REACTOR INLET
The invention relates to distributing reactants more evenly across the interior space of a reactor vessel utilizing a distributor at the inlet end that initially directs the flow of reactants through a flange plate and a series of ring plates. The ring plates are physical spaced such that vapor along the wall of the inlet is mildly obstructed by the flange plate and the ring plates cause the vapor to alter course temper down any diverse velocities that may create hot spots within the catalyst bed.