Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Bi-directional flow valves
Patent
1987-05-04
1988-09-13
Nilson, Robert G.
Fluid handling
Line condition change responsive valves
Bi-directional flow valves
91397, F15B 1304
Patent
active
047702052
ABSTRACT:
A bi-directional snub valve provides two parallel fluid paths therethrough and means for restricting the fluid flow through each of the parallel paths to one preferred direction. A movable piston is provided with two land portions which selectively are movable into blocking association with two openings in a fluid chamber. Blockage of either of the two openings in the fluid chamber and the corresponding fluid flow path does not effect the ability of the alternate path to conduct a fluid therethrough. The bi-directional snub valve therefore is able to slow the flow of fluid therethrough as a movable object approaches its end-of-travel position. However, because of the nature of the two parallel flow paths, the movable object can be moved away from its end-of-travel position at full speed. A cam arrangement is used to move the piston of the snub valve in response to movement of the movable object.
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Beimborn Jonathan E.
Gillingham Gary D.
Jones Teddy L.
Lanyi William D.
Nilson Robert G.
Sundstrand Corporation
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