Fluid handling – Back flow prevention by vacuum breaking – Air vent in liquid flow line
Patent
1974-10-04
1976-03-16
Klinksiek, Henry T.
Fluid handling
Back flow prevention by vacuum breaking
Air vent in liquid flow line
417306, 417435, F16K 2400
Patent
active
039439585
ABSTRACT:
A valved cap is provided for the top of a riser pipe connected to a flow line under pressure such as may be found in irrigation systems and is normally closed when the system is in operation. The valve automatically opens when the system is stopped to admit air for preventing a vacuum build up and closes under pressure when the system is started up during which time air in the riser pipe is permitted to escape to avoid a pressure build up while the valve is closing. An apertured fitting connected to the valve stem within the riser pipe connects to a flexible air vent hose extending down the riser pipe and into the main flow line in the direction of the flow and air trapped in the riser pipe after the valve is closed is siphoned through the hose into the main flow line to be expelled into the atmosphere at an outlet in the main line.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2646059 (1953-07-01), Wittner et al.
Adler Morton S.
Klinksiek Henry T.
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