Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Direct response valves
Patent
1998-04-16
1999-08-03
Ferensic, Denise L.
Fluid handling
Line condition change responsive valves
Direct response valves
137846, 137844, 137843, 251358, F16K 1514
Patent
active
059311975
ABSTRACT:
An asymmetrical check valve has an inlet end, a transition part and an outlet end, with a pair of vertical lips facing one another. The lips may be flat or they may be curvilinear. The check valve is asymmetric about a horizontal longitudinal plane through the check valve. The bottoms of the transition part and outlet end may be aligned, with a major portion of the lips extending above the horizontal plane. It is thus possible to install conventional or wide bill check valves in installations with little or no clearance between the outlet end and ground level.
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Abromaitis A. Thomas
Duer Michael J.
Raftis Spiros G.
Ferensic Denise L.
Kim Joanne Y.
Red Valve Co. Inc.
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