Automatic temperature and humidity regulation – Snap-acting – Including a permanent magnet
Patent
1983-03-17
1986-05-06
Tapolcai, William E.
Automatic temperature and humidity regulation
Snap-acting
Including a permanent magnet
236 59, 236 93R, F16T 108
Patent
active
045866538
ABSTRACT:
In a discharge device for a condensate operative within a given temperature range, and including a housing, a valve seat disposed in the housing, a closure part cooperating with the valve seat and subjected to an inlet pressure, a bimetallic snap disc carrying the closure part, being supported in the housing, subjected to the inlet pressure, and moving towards the valve seat upon an increase of temperature within the temperature range, the improvement includes an entrainment device carried by the closure part and connected to the bimetallic snap disc, wherein the closure part and the bimetallic snap disc define a central axis, and the closure part is movable along a path defined by the axis relative to the bimetallic snap disc, the bimetallic snap disc has an opening snap stroke, a closing snap stroke, and a snap stroke portion common with the opening and closing snap strokes, and exerting in a predetermined region a force in a closing direction, and wherein the valve seat is disposed within the predetermined region and within the common snap stroke portion.
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Flessner Theodor
Foller Werner
Lingnau Josef
Gestra-Ksb Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH & Co. Kommanditgesellschaft
Tapolcai William E.
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