High impact discharge valve

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

Reexamination Certificate

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C137S514500, C137S540000, C137S904000, C251S064000, C251S284000, C251S337000

Reexamination Certificate

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11128516

ABSTRACT:
A check valve for use in a pump. The valve is arranged to be subjected to severe service conditions and high impact loads, yet be resistant to damage to its components. The check includes a body, a valve seat, a poppet and an impact cushion. The poppet is movably coupled to the valve seat and is biased by a spring into engagement with the valve seat. Upon the opening of the valve the poppet moves off of the valve seat and into engagement with the impact cushion against the spring bias. The impact cushion is movably coupled to the valve body and is biased by another spring. When the poppet engages the impact cushion they stay together and move, with the movement of the impact cushion absorbing energy from the poppet.

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patent: 4967790 (1990-11-01), Ganske
patent: 5240036 (1993-08-01), Morris
patent: 5746246 (1998-05-01), Yokota et al.

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