Patent classifications
Y10T137/7905
PREVENTING AN OVER PRESSURE CONDITION WITH A MECHANICAL SHUTDOWN VALVE
A mechanical shutdown valve for preventing an over pressure condition is described. A valve body has an inlet, an outlet, and a channel extending from the inlet to the outlet. A valve seat and a diaphragm are positioned in the valve body. The diaphragm controls a fluid flow through the valve body. A mesh is coupled to the diaphragm such that the mesh and the diaphragm separate an upstream portion of the channel from a downstream portion of the channel. The mesh extends from the diaphragm to an inner surface of the valve body and limits fluid flow between the diaphragm and the valve body. A spring biases the diaphragm towards the open position. A characteristic of the spring determines a differential pressure threshold between the upstream portion of the channel and a downstream portion of the channel at which the diaphragm engages the valve seat.
PREVENTING AN OVER PRESSURE CONDITION WITH A MECHANICAL SHUTDOWN VALVE
A mechanical shutdown valve for preventing an over pressure condition is described. A valve body has an inlet, an outlet, and a channel extending from the inlet to the outlet. A valve seat and a diaphragm are positioned in the valve body. The diaphragm controls a fluid flow through the valve body. A mesh is coupled to the diaphragm such that the mesh and the diaphragm separate an upstream portion of the channel from a downstream portion of the channel. The mesh extends from the diaphragm to an inner surface of the valve body and limits fluid flow between the diaphragm and the valve body. A spring biases the diaphragm towards the open position. A characteristic of the spring determines a differential pressure threshold between the upstream portion of the channel and a downstream portion of the channel at which the diaphragm engages the valve seat.
Fluid regulator
A fluid pressure regulating unit, comprises a fluid inlet port, a fluid outlet port, a valve comprising a movable valve part, wherein the movable part comprises at least one fluid pressure balancing means and wherein the at least one pressure balancing means comprises a tapered surface, and a main valve biasing means. The main valve biasing means biases said valve in the direction of an open position. An auxiliary valve biasing means is provided, biasing the valve in the direction of a closed position. Wherein essentially every surface part, being in fluid connection to the fluid inlet port and having a surface normal at least partially in parallel to the moving direction of the moving part of the valve, is balance by a balancing surface part.
Preventing an over pressure condition with a mechanical shutdown valve
A mechanical shutdown valve for preventing an over pressure condition is described. A valve body has an inlet, an outlet, and a channel extending from the inlet to the outlet. A valve seat and a diaphragm are positioned in the valve body. The diaphragm controls a fluid flow through the valve body. A mesh is coupled to the diaphragm such that the mesh and the diaphragm separate an upstream portion of the channel from a downstream portion of the channel. The mesh extends from the diaphragm to an inner surface of the valve body and limits fluid flow between the diaphragm and the valve body. A spring biases the diaphragm towards the open position. A characteristic of the spring determines a differential pressure threshold between the upstream portion of the channel and a downstream portion of the channel at which the diaphragm engages the valve seat.
Preventing an over pressure condition with a mechanical shutdown valve
A mechanical shutdown valve for preventing an over pressure condition is described. A valve body has an inlet, an outlet, and a channel extending from the inlet to the outlet. A valve seat and a diaphragm are positioned in the valve body. The diaphragm controls a fluid flow through the valve body. A mesh is coupled to the diaphragm such that the mesh and the diaphragm separate an upstream portion of the channel from a downstream portion of the channel. The mesh extends from the diaphragm to an inner surface of the valve body and limits fluid flow between the diaphragm and the valve body. A spring biases the diaphragm towards the open position. A characteristic of the spring determines a differential pressure threshold between the upstream portion of the channel and a downstream portion of the channel at which the diaphragm engages the valve seat.
Apparatus, systems and methods for managing fluids comprising a two-stage poppet valve
Apparatuses manage the flow of fluids, such as, for example, water, through pipes. Specifically and without being bound by theory, the apparatuses of the present invention creates a backward pressure in fluid traversing a pipe, wherein the backward pressure within the pipe provides compression to the fluid effectively compressing entrapped gas bubbles within the fluid, allowing more accurate water meter measurements. The apparatus comprises a two-stage poppet valve for regulating the flow of fluids through a pipe.
Apparatus, systems and methods for managing fluids comprising a poppet valve having multiple springs
Apparatuses of the present invention create a backward pressure in fluid traversing a pipe, wherein the backward pressure within the pipe provides compression to the fluid effectively compressing entrapped gas bubbles within the fluid, allowing more accurate water meter measurements. The apparatus comprises a poppet valve having multiple springs to minimize or eliminate spring-binding caused by off-center hydraulic force during use.
Actuating drive device process valves
Actuating device for process valves (2) comprising a housing (22), comprising two housing parts (24, 26) and an actuating membrane member (20) sealingly mounted between housing parts (24, 26) and moveable in strokes which, on the one hand, forms together with the housing a pressurizeable working chamber (28) and, on the other hand, is loaded by at least one return spring (32) such that, in the unpressurized state, the actuating membrane member (20) is brought into a predefined position by means of the pre-tension of the return spring (32), wherein the actuating membrane member (20) is adapted to be connected to a valve shaft (18) connected to the valve body (16) of the process valve (2). A coupling installation (64) is provided having coupling parts (66, 68) arranged on both sides in the direction of the lifting movement of the actuating membrane member (20), which coupling parts are adapted to a connection (70) an the valve shaft (18) such that the connection of the valve shaft (18) with the actuating membrane member (20) is carried out by a one-sided mounting, wherein the valve shaft (18) is adapted to be connected to each of the coupling parts (66, 68) of the coupling installation (64). On the actuating device (2) a distance measuring system (48) is arranged, which comprises a connection (72) which is adapted to be connected to each of the coupling parts (66, 68) of the coupling installation (64) by means of a one-sided mounting, wherein the coupling parts (66, 68) are constructed in analogy to the corresponding connections (70, 72) for selectively fastening of the valve shaft (18) or the distance measuring system (48) to the coupling installation (64).
Fluid control apparatus
A fluid control apparatus configured to be able to reduce electric power consumption required for opening/closing operations of a fluid control valve includes a valve body and a valve seat one of which is formed of a magnetic material and the other of which includes a magnet, the valve body and the valve seat being incorporated in a fluid flow passage and movable to come into contact with or away from each other to control communication of fluid, an urging member configured to urge the valve body toward the valve seat, an electric pump for flowing the fluid in the flow passage, and a control section for effecting control to increase an output of the electric pump to a preset state when the valve body under a closed state as being in contact with the valve seat is to be opened.
Actuating Drive Device Process Velves
Actuating device for process valves (2) comprising a housing (22), comprising two housing parts (24, 26) and an actuating membrane member (20) sealingly mounted between housing parts (24, 26) and moveable in strokes which, on the one hand, forms together with the housing a pressurizeable working chamber (28) and, on the other hand, is loaded by at least one return spring (32) such that, in the unpressurized state, the actuating membrane member (20) is brought into a predefined position by means of the pre-tension of the return spring (32), wherein the actuating membrane member (20) is adapted to be connected to a valve shaft (18) connected to the valve body (16) of the process valve (2). A coupling installation (64) is provided having coupling parts (66, 68) arranged on both sides in the direction of the lifting movement of the actuating membrane member (20), which coupling parts are adapted to a connection (70) an the valve shaft (18) such that the connection of the valve shaft (18) with the actuating membrane member (20) is carried out by a one-sided mounting, wherein the valve shaft (18) is adapted to be connected to each of the coupling parts (66, 68) of the coupling installation (64). On the actuating device (2) a distance measuring system (48) is arranged, which comprises a connection (72) which is adapted to be connected to each of the coupling parts (66, 68) of the coupling installation (64) by means of a one-sided mounting, wherein the coupling parts (66, 68) are constructed in analogy to the corresponding connections (70, 72) for selectively fastening of the valve shaft (18) or the distance measuring system (48) to the coupling installation (64).