Excess pressure valve for a boiler of a steamer for the steam tr

Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Direct response valves

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219401, 220208, A47J 2716, F16K 1712

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047428473

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed herein an excess pressure valve for the boiler of a steamer for the steam treatment of food. The boiler includes a pipe leading outward from inside the boiler and the external end has an annular sealing face. A conical valve body closes the pipe to the outside and a packing ring is provided for engaging the sealing face. The valve body has a solid core and an elongated terminally widened shaft which extends into the perpendicular end portion of the pipe. The pipe has a constriction between the shaft end and core which traps the shaft end.

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