Bi-stable, three condition flush tank system

Fluid handling – Liquid level responsive or maintaining systems – By float controlled valve

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4378, 4415, 137426, 137441, 138121, F16K 3118, F16K 3300

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048401960

ABSTRACT:
A flush valve system for a water storage tank. The system includes a standpipe which establishes both an upper water level and a repose water level. A tank valve receives water for the tank. It includes bi-stable control means which retains the most recent condition pertaining to a level higher than the repose level, or a lower level respective to drainage of stored water. The valve will therefore remain closed while the water is drained, until the water level reaches the lower level. The standpipe may include foldable segments which enable its length to be adjustably varied.

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