Fluid flow control device

Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Pilot or servo controlled

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251209, G05D 701

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043644090

ABSTRACT:
A device for controlling flow of a pressurized fluid including conduit means for conveying the fluid without substantial directional deviation in the direction of flow. Metering means is disposed in said conduit means for control of the flow of said fluid. A throttle piston is movable into and out of the conduit means and is responsive to the flow of the fluid for maintaining a constant pressure drop across the metering means for any given setting of the metering means. The metering means includes a pierced cylindrical valve body rotatable on an axis transverse to the axis of the conduit means with two scale index structures attached thereto for indicating adjustment of flow rates appropriate to either of two source pressures.

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