Fluid handling – Removable valve head and seat unit
Patent
1979-03-05
1981-02-03
Nilson, Robert G.
Fluid handling
Removable valve head and seat unit
137599, F16K 100
Patent
active
042482631
ABSTRACT:
A core removably fits into an open cavity with an outer casing. The walls of the cavity and the core define an upstream manifold, a downstream manifold, and a planar manifold separating partition that lies at an acute angle to a flow plane aligned with the inlet to the upstream manifold and the outlet from the downstream manifold. A plurality of individually actuatable bistable valve elements are individually mounted onto the core without threaded bore connections in a parallel arrangement to connect the upstream and downstream manifolds across the partition. Preferably, the bistable valve elements each have a double cage between which a plug is guided from an open position to a closed position.
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Friedland Harry
Langill, Jr. Addison W.
Nilson Robert G.
Powell Industries, Inc.
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