Valves and valve actuation – With means to increase head and seat contact pressure – Seat pressed to valve
Patent
1981-11-16
1983-07-19
Weakley, Harold W.
Valves and valve actuation
With means to increase head and seat contact pressure
Seat pressed to valve
251306, F16K 2500
Patent
active
043940030
ABSTRACT:
A valve seal for a cryogenic butterfly valve comprising a reclining U-shaped resilient seal with the annular edge of the longer radially outer leg being gripped in the valve body to form a static seal. Pressure in one direction acts around the outer surface of the seal to pivot it about the static seal against the valve disc. Pressure in the other direction acts between the legs of the seal ring and, because the seal is restrained by the valve body against pivoting away from the valve disc, the pressure separates the legs to bias the radially inner leg inwardly against the valve disc.
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patent: 3077331 (1963-02-01), Burtis
patent: 3650508 (1972-03-01), Kosmala
patent: 3734457 (1973-05-01), Roos
patent: 4005848 (1975-02-01), Eggleston
Stidham Melvin R.
The Walworth Company
Weakley Harold W.
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