Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Bi-directional flow valves
Patent
1984-07-11
1986-01-07
Cohan, Alan
Fluid handling
Line condition change responsive valves
Bi-directional flow valves
1375133, 251118, 138 32, F16K 1726, E03B 712
Patent
active
045628610
ABSTRACT:
Thermal conduction through a liquid line is deterred when liquid is not flowing through it by lodging a double-acting spring-centered plunger in a constricted section of a passage connecting opposite ends of a barrel in the line. Such plunger can be displaced from the passage constricted section in either direction to a passage expanded section automatically by pressure of liquid in the line resulting from opening a valve in the line.
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Beach Robert W.
Brown Ward
Cohan Alan
Payton Jay O.
Rivell John A.
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