Air inlet valve for admitting air to the milk drain conduit of a

Valves and valve actuation – Fluid actuated or retarded – Flexible wall expansible chamber reciprocating valve actuator

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251357, 119 1436, 137103, 137907, 92 98R, F16K 31145

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ABSTRACT:
An air inlet valve for admitting air to the milk drain conduit of a milking cup or collector piece includes a housing secured to the milking cup or collector piece, a diaphragm clamped within the housing, and a valve poppet secured to the diaphragm so as to project from one side thereof. The valve poppet cooperates with a valve seat to form a valve adapted to periodically open and close in response to a pulsator pressure action on the other side of the diaphragm. In its opened state, the valve permits atmospheric air to flow through a connecting conduit to the milk drain conduit such as the interior of a rubber teat cup. The connecting conduit opens through the valve seat surface. The valve poppet can be releasably secured to the diaphragm.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2273679 (1942-02-01), Westberg
patent: 3085780 (1963-04-01), Yale
patent: 4173946 (1978-09-01), Maier et al.
patent: 4198028 (1978-09-01), Cook

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