Controlled valve with possibility of autonomous opening and airc

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft structure – Passenger or crew accommodation

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2441295, 98 15, B64D 1300

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049602497

ABSTRACT:
A controlled valve with the possibility of autonomous opening and an aircraft having a valve of this type are disclosed. The controlled valve enables the regulation of presures or flow rates. Furthermore, the disclosed control valve can open autonomously under the effect of a pressure difference exceeding a pre-determined threshold. Thus, it enables fast balancing of pressures if the pressure difference should exceed a threshold beyond which, for example, an installation could be in danger. The disclosed device can be applied to any device for the regulation of pressure and/or flow rate between a chamber and the exterior or between two chambers having a safety balancing device. The disclosure can be applied notably in aeronautical construction, the construction of petroleum refineries, fluid distribution devices and chemical reactors.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2407540 (1943-04-01), Del Mar
patent: 3544045 (1970-12-01), Butscher
patent: 3740006 (1973-06-01), Maher

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