Mixing valve assembly for single-handle faucets

Fluid handling – Systems – Multi-way valve unit

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1376254, F16K 11078

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049661914

ABSTRACT:
A single-handle faucet for mixing liquid and water and controlling the flow rate therethrough. A valve element having a generally cylindrical shut-off seal and a generally cylindrical ported seal mounted axially adjacent each other on a stem portion of the valve element. A single handle is provided to shift the valve element axially of the bore to control flow volume and to effect shut-off, or rotationally to control water temperature. The relationships are such that both peripheral squeeze and water-pressure forces are employed to provide sealing actions at the shut-off seal and ported seal. The actuating means is a handle that extends through a slot in the valve body, and indicators are provided adjacent the handle to indicate temperature range.

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