Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – With separate connected fluid reactor surface
Patent
1986-01-13
1987-04-28
Weakley, Harold W.
Fluid handling
Line condition change responsive valves
With separate connected fluid reactor surface
251331, 92 98R, F16K 3112
Patent
active
046605983
ABSTRACT:
An improved diaphragm-type antidrip valve including a valve body defining an annular valve chamber having a fluid inlet and an axial fluid outlet defined by a centrally located valve tube with a diaphragm element having its peripheral portion held in sealing engagement against the outer end of the valve chamber by an end cap and its front face disposed for sealing engagement with the open end of the valve tube, wherein the diaphragm is formed with a centrally located button projecting axially from its rear face and received and radially supported in a socket in a valve follower slidably mounted in the end cap and biased towards closed position by a compression spring and the end cap including an annular contoured ramp presenting a concave seat adjacent the effective outer periphery of the diaphragm for radially and axially supporting the diaphragm in its open position.
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Butterfield Ted
Reif Stephen C.
Spraying Systems Co.
Weakley Harold W.
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