Demand type governors

Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – With separate connected fluid reactor surface

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48144, 48184, 123120, 128142R, 137495, 13750546, 251 58, 261 69R, F16K 3112

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039748510

ABSTRACT:
A demand type governor for gaseous fuel internal combustion engines, various kinds of breathing and heating apparatus and similar applications features a diaphragm controlled inlet valve having two different rates of opening movement for a given rate of movement of the diaphragm producing a relatively small amount of valve movement in relation to diaphragm movement for instances of lower demands and a relatively larger amount of valve movement in relation to diaphragm movement for instances of higher demands, all by means of a lever-fulcrum arrangement having a higher mechanical advantage in the first instances and a lower mechanical advantage in the second instances. Other features of the governor help assure its uniform, relatively frictionless operation, and its ease and economy of manufacture.

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