Fluid handling – Inflatable article – With pressure-responsive pressure-control means
Reexamination Certificate
2008-07-29
2008-07-29
Rivell, John (Department: 3753)
Fluid handling
Inflatable article
With pressure-responsive pressure-control means
C137S230000, C152S429000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07404412
ABSTRACT:
An inflation stem having an inflation valve combined with a blow-off valve to prevent overinflation. The valves are forced open during inflation when the actuating pin is depressed by the compressor chuck head, opening a fill chamber through which fluid flows into an inflatable object, and also opening a blow-off chamber. A blow-off intake allows lower pressure fluid from the interior of the object to enter the blow-off chamber. The fluid entering the blow-off chamber is isolated from the high pressure fluid coming in from the compressor through the fill chamber by a separation fin and shield joined to the bottom end of the actuating pin. A blow-off gasket is biased upward by a blow-off spring. But as pressure in the object and the blow-off chamber increases, the blow-off gasket is forced down, until at the predetermined pressure it is pushed past a blow-off port, through which fluid then escapes.
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Milanovich John Kostin
Slone Clinton Neal
Strasser Michael Jurgen
Tammen William Gregory
Price Craig
Rivell John
Swift Stephen Christopher
Swift Law Office
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