Electromagnetic valve construction

Valves and valve actuation – Biased trip – Electrical trip actuation

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251 70, 25112906, 25112915, 310330, F16K 3102

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060479450

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an electromagnetic valve having a passage therethrough and a closure member which is reciprocable between first and second positions in whoch the passage is openend and closed. An electromagnectic controllable actuator effects movement of the closure member against a spring force from the first position into the second position. The valve includes a retainer which retains the closure member in the second position. The retainer is formed by a piezoelectric bending element which locks the closure member positively in the second position.

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