Fluid-sampling valve for a hydraulic system

Fluid handling – Systems – Flow path with serial valves and/or closures

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137504, 222397, 251120, F16K 17168

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ABSTRACT:
For the purpose of safely sampling fluid from a high pressure hydraulic system there is provided a valve assembly in which the passage of fluid through a fluid flow passage in a valve housing is controlled by a pressure regulated flow velocity limiting valve followed by an external lever controlled passage occluding poppet valve. The flow passage feeds a needle nosed nozzle with all passages sized to limit the discharge flow velocity to a safe maximum. A pressure relief valve is provided to divert fluid to a safe discharge if nozzle flow should become impeded and pressure should build up above a predetermined level.

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