Automatic membrane drain device for pneumatic circuits

Fluid handling – Diverse fluid containing pressure systems – Fluid separating traps or vents

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137859, F16T 114, F16K 1514

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ABSTRACT:
The invention provides an automatic drain device with membrane for pneumatic circuits. A flexible membrane (11) which separates the opening (2) of a jar (1) from a drain pipe (6) is precurved in a top position against this opening and against a skull-cap (8) against which it bears, which skull-cap then closes a communication orifice (14) provided on one side of the membrane. Under the action of the pressure in the jar, the membrane moves down to come to bear against a discharge end-piece (5) freeing, during this movement, orifice (14) and making drainage possible.

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