Patent classifications
F16K7/02
A BELLOWS VALVE AND AN INJECTION VALVE
A bellows valve includes a first bellows connected to a first cap member at one end and to a support member at the other end, and a second bellows connected to a second cap member at one end and to said support member at the other end. Respective first and second bellows cavities are thus formed inside each bellows. An orifice is arranged to fluidly interconnect the first and second bellows cavities, and a bellows-internal valve device is arranged to selectively open and close the orifice. The bellows-internal valve device includes first and second resilient members arranged on respective first and second sides of the support member and having respective portions being coupled to respective first and second holding members on the valve device. The bellows valve is useful in injection valves, such as gas lift valves.
A BELLOWS VALVE AND AN INJECTION VALVE
A bellows valve includes a first bellows connected to a first cap member at one end and to a support member at the other end, and a second bellows connected to a second cap member at one end and to said support member at the other end. Respective first and second bellows cavities are thus formed inside each bellows. An orifice is arranged to fluidly interconnect the first and second bellows cavities, and a bellows-internal valve device is arranged to selectively open and close the orifice. The bellows-internal valve device includes first and second resilient members arranged on respective first and second sides of the support member and having respective portions being coupled to respective first and second holding members on the valve device. The bellows valve is useful in injection valves, such as gas lift valves.
Device for controlling fluid media and use of a molded part in such a device
A device for controlling fluid media, such as a directional control valve, includes a molded part made from an elastomeric material in which at least one line section is formed. The line section connects at least two connections to one another, between which at least one flow path extends. The device or valve has a control unit that includes an actuator coupled to at least one blocking element. The at least one blocking element is displaced by the actuator between a blocking position and a release position. In the blocking position, the at least one blocking element deforms the at least one line section in order to block the at least one flow path.
Magnetically controlled stiffness of materials
A system and method for the use of magneto-rheological fluids (MRF) and magnetically controlled elastomers (MCE) for use in fluid control and distribution apparatus which are responsive to control by a magnetic field are disclosed.
Magnetically controlled stiffness of materials
A system and method for the use of magneto-rheological fluids (MRF) and magnetically controlled elastomers (MCE) for use in fluid control and distribution apparatus which are responsive to control by a magnetic field are disclosed.
Flow rate control mechanism and gas chromatograph including flow rate control mechanism
One end of carrier gas channel, purge gas channel and split gas channel is connected to sample gasification chamber. The other end of carrier gas channel, purge gas channel, and split gas channel is connected to a flow rate control mechanism in the form of carrier gas flow rate control block, purge gas flow rate control block and split gas flow rate control block respectively. Carrier gas flow rate control block, purge gas flow rate control block and split gas flow rate control block constitute a flow rate control unit. This reduces the possibility of leakage of gas to the outside and admixture of impurities from the outside in the flow rate control mechanism.
Flow rate control mechanism and gas chromatograph including flow rate control mechanism
One end of carrier gas channel, purge gas channel and split gas channel is connected to sample gasification chamber. The other end of carrier gas channel, purge gas channel, and split gas channel is connected to a flow rate control mechanism in the form of carrier gas flow rate control block, purge gas flow rate control block and split gas flow rate control block respectively. Carrier gas flow rate control block, purge gas flow rate control block and split gas flow rate control block constitute a flow rate control unit. This reduces the possibility of leakage of gas to the outside and admixture of impurities from the outside in the flow rate control mechanism.
Substrate storage container
A substrate storage container is provided with a valve body attached thereto which includes a first cylindrical portion having one end communicating with the outside of a container body, a second cylindrical portion having one end communicating with the interior of the container body and spaced apart from the other end of the first cylindrical portion, a plug member positioned between the other end of the first cylindrical portion and the other end of the second cylindrical portion, and an elastic body that covers at least the plug member and has an inner diameter equal to or smaller than the outer diameter of the plug member, and wherein gas flow to the container body is controlled by close contact between the plug member and the elastic body.
Substrate storage container
A substrate storage container is provided with a valve body attached thereto which includes a first cylindrical portion having one end communicating with the outside of a container body, a second cylindrical portion having one end communicating with the interior of the container body and spaced apart from the other end of the first cylindrical portion, a plug member positioned between the other end of the first cylindrical portion and the other end of the second cylindrical portion, and an elastic body that covers at least the plug member and has an inner diameter equal to or smaller than the outer diameter of the plug member, and wherein gas flow to the container body is controlled by close contact between the plug member and the elastic body.
Endoscope gripping device
A gripping device for an endoscope insertion tube utilizing first and second arms that are hingedly attached to one another. Each arm includes an opening to accommodate the insertion tube of an endoscope such that the endoscope insertion tube spans both arms. First and second jaws are associated with first and second arms and are positioned in opposition to one another. The movement of the arms toward one another causes the jaws to engage the insertion tube which is guided through the arms by the apertures found in the arms.