Valves and valve actuation – Electrically actuated valve – Having means to produce proportional flow
Patent
1994-07-13
1996-08-13
Rivell, John
Valves and valve actuation
Electrically actuated valve
Having means to produce proportional flow
251 65, 251122, 25112918, 25112922, 251205, F16K 3102, F16K 4708
Patent
active
055448569
ABSTRACT:
A method for remotely controlling flow of gaseous fuel to a burner having an electrically operated electromagnetically actuated modulating valve. The electromagnetic actuator comprises a coil having about one thousand turns of fine wire disposed proximate an annular permanent magnet. Either the magnet or coil may be attached to a moveable valve member which has a resilient poppet biased to close on a valve seat to shut off gas flow. Upon energization of the coil, a magnetomotive force is generated and moves the poppet off the seat to permit flow. Increased current flow in the coil proportionately increases opening of the poppet and movement of a metering member which throttles flow. When the poppet is fully open, flow is reduced to minimum metered level. A single user operated, remotely located potentiometer can be used to effect the proportional control of flow to the burner. In the preferred embodiment the metering member is cylindrical with a varying area grove or recess. In another embodiment, the metering member is a reversely conically tapered member throttling in a conically tapered metering passage.
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King Todd L.
Mading James E.
Piber Earl T.
Eaton Corporation
Johnston Roger A.
Rivell John
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