PRESSURE OPERATING DEVICE
20180202471 ยท 2018-07-19
Inventors
Cpc classification
F16K11/14
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F15B11/16
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F15B13/06
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
E02F9/2012
FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
F15B2211/523
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F15B13/0422
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
International classification
F15B13/06
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F15B11/16
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
Abstract
A pressure operating device includes several valves disposed at fluid channels of a base such that high pressure fluid compels the valves to a closed position; a pressure disk disposed above the base and several swing arms extending from a swing seat; a guide member having an axial hole and several guide channels surrounding the axial hole, and an operating rod unit extending through the axial hole for coupling with the swing seat in such a manner that movement of the operating rod unit into one guide channel results in swinging of the swing seat into the guide channel, thereby swinging a respective one of the swing arms above and pressing a corresponding valve downward and opening the corresponding valve to permit entry of the high pressure fluid into the pressure operating device while remaining the swing arms are spaced apart from and maintaining remaining valves in the closed position.
Claims
1. A pressure operating device comprising: a base seat formed with a plurality of fluid channels; a plurality of piston valves disposed respectively at said fluid channels such that high pressure fluid coming in from a pneumatic power source is capable of compelling said piston valves to a closed position; a pressure disk including a swing seat disposed above said base seat and a plurality of swing arms extending outwardly from said swing seat and disposed respectively above said piston valves; a guide member disposed above said pressure disk, having an axial hole and a plurality of guide channels surrounding and in spatial communication with said axial hole and corresponding to said swing arms; and an operating rod unit extending through said axial hole of said guide member for coupling with said swing seat in such a manner that movement of said operating rod unit into one of said guide channels results in swinging of said swing seat to respective one of said guide channels, thereby swinging a respective one of said swing arms above and pressing a corresponding one of said piston valves downward and opening said corresponding one of said piston valves to permit entry of said high pressure fluid into the pressure operating device while remaining said swing arms are spaced apart from and maintaining remaining said piston valves in said closed position.
2. The pressure operating device according to claim 1, further comprising a position restricting member coupled to said operating rod unit so as to restrict said operating rod unit between a locked position, where said position restricting member is inserted into said axial hole in said guide member to prevent movement of said operating rod unit into any one of said guide channels of said guide member and subsequently preventing swinging of said swing seat relative to said guide member and an unlocked position, where said position restricting member disengages from said axial hole in said guide member to permit movement of said operating rod unit into any one of said guide channels of said guide member and subsequently permitting swinging of said swing seat relative to said guide member.
3. The pressure operating device according to claim 2, wherein said operating rod unit includes a head, an operating shaft coupled to said head and extending through said axial hole in said guide member for coupling with said swing seat, and a tubular sleeve sleeved around said operating shaft and disposed adjacent to said head, wherein said position restricting member includes an outer sleeve sleeved around said operating shaft and defining an axial hole, an inner sleeve disposed within said axial hole and sleeved around said operating shaft and exposing at least partially from a bottom end of said outer sleeve and having an inner peripheral surface defining a large diameter section to permit extension of said tubular sleeve, a small diameter section and a shoulder portion between said large diameter section and said small diameter section, and a spring disposed within said inner sleeve around said operating shaft and having two opposite ends respectively biasing said shoulder portion and said tubular sleeve and biasing said inner sleeve into said axial hole in said guide member subsequently preventing said operating shaft from entering into any one of said guide channels of said guide member and preventing swinging of said swing seat relative to said guide member, thereby disposing said operating rod unit at said locked position, and simultaneous upward movement of said outer and inner sleeves along said operating shaft results in compression of said biasing spring and disengaging said inner sleeve from said axial hole in said guide member to allow said operating shaft entering freely into any one of said guide channels of said guide member and subsequently permitting swinging of said swing seat relative to said guide member, thereby disposing said operating rod unit at said unlocked position.
4. The pressure operating device according to claim 3, wherein said outer sleeve further has an annular first flange extending outwardly and radially from a periphery confining an upper part of said outer sleeve and said inner sleeve further has an annular second flange extending outwardly and radially from a periphery confining an upper part of said inner sleeve such that said second flange is located above and detachably contact with said first flange.
5. The pressure operating device according to claim 3, further comprising a protection sheath disposed on said base seat and covering and concealing said plurality of fluid channels, said piston valves, said pressure disk, said guide member and exposing partially said inner and outer sleeves of said position restricting member, and said head and said operating shaft of said operating rod unit.
6. The pressure operating device according to claim 1, wherein said guide member includes a guide seat formed with said axial hole and said guide channels and a plurality of support legs disposed between said guide seat and said base seat so as to define a receiving space thereamong to accommodate said swing seat in such a manner that each of said swing arms extends from said swing seat outwardly of said receiving space.
7. The pressure operating device according to claim 6, wherein each of said support legs extends outward and downwardly from said guide seat toward said base seat while each of said swing arms extends outwardly of said receiving space through an adjacent pair of said support legs, thereby disposing said support legs on an upper side of said base seat.
8. The pressure operating device according to claim 7, wherein said base seat further has a plurality of fixing fixtures on said upper side thereof, each is formed with an insert hole and located between an adjacent pair of said fluid channels, each of said support legs includes an extension portion and a insert pin, each extension portion having first and second extension plates extending downwardly and outwardly from said guide seat, a third extension plate extending downward from said guide seat for interconnecting with said first and second extension plates and a fourth extension plate extending outward from a bottom end of said third extension plate away from said guide seat for interconnecting with said first and second extension plates and formed with a through hole, each insert pin having a pin head and a pin shaft with a cross section smaller than said pin head extending through said through hole in said fourth extension plate and inserted into said insert hole of a respective one of said fixing fixtures, thereby disposing said pin head among said first, second, third and fourth extension plates and subsequently mounting said support legs of said guide seat securely on said base seat but not hindering swinging of said swing seat relative to said base seat.
9. The pressure operating device according to claim 1, wherein an upper side of said base seat is formed with a socket, said swing seat includes a swing body defining a large diameter portion for receiving an operating shaft of said operating rod unit and a small diameter portion below said large diameter portion and a universal joint having a head body for movably disposed in said socket of said base seat and a post body extending from said head body and coupling with said small diameter portion of said swing body.
10. The pressure operating device according to claim 9, wherein each of said swing arms includes an arm body extending outwardly and radially from a bottom portion of said swing body and formed with a through hole and a press block having a press head and a press pin being smaller than said press head in cross section and extending through said through hole in said arm body so as to dispose said press head above a corresponding one of said piston valves.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0027] The present invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art by reading the following detailed description of a preferred embodiment thereof, with reference to the attached drawings, in which:
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
[0039] The accompanying drawings are included to provide a further understanding of the invention, and are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification. The drawings illustrate embodiments of the invention and, together with the description, serve to explain the principles of the invention.
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[0041] The base seat 10 is formed with a plurality of fluid channels 11.
[0042] The plurality of piston valves 21-24 are disposed respectively at the fluid channels 11 such that high compressed fluid coming in from a pneumatic power source (not shown) is capable of compelling and disposing the piston valves 21-24 at a closed position. As best illustrated in
[0043] The pressure disk 30 includes a swing seat 31 disposed movably above the base seat 10 and a plurality of swing arms 32-35 extending outwardly from the swing seat 31 and disposed respectively above the piston valves 21-24. To be more specific, an upper side of the base seat 10 is formed with a socket 12 (see
[0044] The guide member 40 is disposed above the pressure disk 30, has an axial hole 41 and a plurality of guide channels 42-45 surrounding and in spatial communication with the axial hole 41 in such a manner that the guide channels 42-45 extend from a co-axis of the axial hole 41 in a cross shape and corresponding to the swing arms 32-35 of the swing seat 31. In another embodiment, the guide channels 42-45 extend from the axial hole 41 in a cross shape but the two pairs are not disposed in the same plane. Note that the number of the guide channels 42-45 and configuration of them relative to the axial hole 41 can be varied according to the requirements and should not be limited only to the disclosed embodiment. To be more specific, the guide member 40 includes an annular guide seat 401 formed with the axial hole 41 and the guide channels 42-45, and a plurality of support legs 402 disposed between the guide seat 401 and the base seat 10 so as to define a receiving space 403 thereamong to accommodate the swing seat 31 in such a manner that the arm body 321, 331, 341, 351 of each of the swing arms 32-35 extends outwardly of the receiving space 403. Preferably, each of the support legs 402 extends outwardly and downwardly from the guide seat 401 toward the base seat 10 while the arm body 321, 331, 341, 351 of each of the swing arms 32-35 extends outwardly of the receiving space 403 through an adjacent pair of the support legs 402 so as to be disposed above the base seat 10. Preferably, the base seat 10 further has a plurality of fixing fixtures 15 on the upper side thereof, each is formed with an insert hole 151 and is located between an adjacent pair of the fluid channels 11. Each of the support legs 402 includes an extension portion 4021 and an insert pin 4022. Each extension portion 4021 has first and second extension plates 40211, 40212 extending downwardly and outwardly from the guide seat 401, a third extension plate 40213 extending downward from the guide seat 401 for interconnecting with the first and second extension plates 40211, 40212 and a fourth extension plate 40214 extending outward from a bottom end of the third extension plate 40213 away from the guide seat 401 for interconnecting with the first and second extension plates 40211, 40212 and formed with a through hole. Each insert pin 4022 has a pin head 40221 and a pin shaft 40222 with a cross section smaller than the pin head 40221 extending through the through hole in the fourth extension plate 40214 and inserted into the insert hole 151 of a respective one of the fixing fixtures 15, thereby disposing the pin head 40221 among the first, second, third and fourth extension plates 40211, 40212, 40213, 30214 and subsequently mounting the support legs 402 of the guide seat 401 securely on the base seat 10 but not hindering swinging of the swing seat 31 relative to the base seat 10.
[0045] The operating rod unit 50 extends through the axial hole 41 of the guide member 40 for coupling with the swing seat 31. To be more specific, the operating rod unit 50 includes a head 51, an operating shaft 52 coupled to the head 51 and extending through the axial hole 41 in the guide member 40 for coupling with the large diameter portion 3112 of the swing body 311, and a tubular sleeve 53 sleeved around the shaft 52 and disposed adjacent to the head 51.
[0046] The position restricting member 60 is coupled to the operating rod unit 50 so as to restrict the operating rod unit 50 between a locked position and an unlocked position. To be more specific, the position restricting member 60 includes an outer sleeve 61 sleeved around the operating shaft 52 and defining an axial hole 611, an inner sleeve 62 disposed within the axial hole 611 and sleeved around the operating shaft 52, exposing at least partially from a bottom end of the outer sleeve 61 and having an inner peripheral surface defining a large diameter section 621 to permit extension of the tubular sleeve 53, a small diameter section 622 and a shoulder portion 623 between the large diameter section 621 and the small diameter section 622, and a spring 63 disposed within the inner sleeve 62 around the operating shaft 52 and having two opposite ends respectively biasing the shoulder portion 623 and the tubular sleeve 53. Preferably, the outer sleeve 61 further has an annular first flange 612 extending outwardly and radially from a periphery confining an upper part of the outer sleeve 61 while the inner sleeve 62 further has an annular second flange 624 extending outwardly and radially from a periphery confining an upper part of the inner sleeve 62 such that the second flange 624 is located above and detachably contact with the first flange 612.
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[0050] It is to note that the operator needs not exert any force to move the operating rod unit 50 sidewise of the guide member 40, the opening 111 of the corresponding piston valve 24 is blocked due to entering of high-compressed fluid into the pressure operating device of the present invention. Note that after assembly of the pressure operating device of the present invention, the restoration of the spring 63 along the operating shaft 52 results in biasing of the tubular sleeve 53 and pushing the inner sleeve 62 along the operating shaft 52 to extend into the axial hole 41 in the guide seat 401, thereby disposing the operating rod unit 50 into the locked position.
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[0052] Although the present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments thereof, it is apparent to those skilled in the art that a variety of modifications and changes may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention which is intended to be defined by the appended claims.