Coupling mechanism for connecting a fluid line to a mass flow co

Pipe joints or couplings – With assembly means or feature – Guide and support

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285 93, 285325, 285198, F16L35/00

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059019840

ABSTRACT:
A coupling mechanism for removably connecting a fluid line to an apparatus such as a mass flow controller and includes a flange member for connection to the apparatus so that it is cantilevered from the apparatus and provides a fluid connection with a bore opening that is vertically aligned. A yoke member is dimensioned to extend over the flange member and have a corresponding fluid conduit and bore that can be aligned vertically with the bore opening on the flange member. A seal member can be positioned between the yoke member and the flange member. A spacer member is mounted in the yoke member and a fastener member can be aligned vertically to exert a force on the flange member to apply a sealing pressure to the seal member while locking the yoke member to the flange member.

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patent: 4471799 (1984-09-01), Buck
patent: 4533020 (1985-08-01), Yamazaki
patent: 4625999 (1986-12-01), Valentine
patent: 5069362 (1991-12-01), Albright

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