Fluid handling – Line condition change responsive valves – Direct response valves
Patent
1990-01-16
1991-04-02
Nilson, Robert G.
Fluid handling
Line condition change responsive valves
Direct response valves
1375155, 137521, 1375276, F16K 1724
Patent
active
050040103
ABSTRACT:
An improved hose rupture valve is disclosed for preventing the excessive and dangerous flow of fluid through a high pressure hose when the hose is ruptured or the pneumatic or hydraulic tool at the end thereof is accidentally decoupled downstream of the valve. The valve comprises a housing containing a cylinder having a pivotally mounted vane. During normal operation, the vane is held in an open position by biasing means such as a spring. When the hose downstream of the valve is ruptured or accidentally decoupled from the pneumatic or hydraulic tool, the pressure within the cylinder suddenly decreases relative to the pressure within the housing and the vane pivots into a closed position to prevent the excessive flow of fluid through the outlet port of the valve.
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