Process and device for regulating the temperature of a fluid

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337 1, 236 34, 123 4102, H01H 3700, F01P 700

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a process for regulating the temperature of a fluid circuit comprising a thermostatic valve, which consists in maintaining a leak rate through the valve once the valve has been opened a first time in order to eliminate the temperature fluctuations of the fluid around a regulation temperature. Two thermodilatable elements with different expansion temperature thresholds are used. The invention further relates to a thermostatic valve intended to regulate the temperature of a fluid around at least one value and comprising at least a first thermodilatable element. The valve further includes a second thermodilatable element for maintaining a controlled leak rate as soon as the valve has been opened (a first time).

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patent: 2754062 (1956-07-01), Wangenheim
patent: 4606302 (1986-08-01), Huemer et al.
patent: 4828167 (1989-05-01), Kuze
patent: 4875737 (1989-10-01), Cook et al.

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