Fluid handling – Systems – Multi-way valve unit
Patent
1996-02-02
1997-12-30
Fox, John
Fluid handling
Systems
Multi-way valve unit
251352, 239 27, F16K 1106
Patent
active
057019347
ABSTRACT:
A diverter valve comprising an upper housing section which defines a fluid inlet and a first fluid outlet. Rotatably connected to the upper housing section is a lower housing section which defines a second fluid outlet. The lower housing section is selectively rotatable between first and second positions. Disposed within the upper housing section is a diverter element which defines first and second flow conduits. The diverter element is attached to the lower housing section and rotatable concurrently therewith. The first flow conduit fluidly communicates with the fluid inlet and the second fluid outlet when the lower housing section is in the first position, with the second flow conduit fluidly communicating with the fluid inlet and the first fluid outlet when the lower housing section is in the second position.
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One page sheet from Touch-Flo, Diverter Valves & Saddle Valves.
Butler catalog, pp. 1-5, Diverter Valves with Revolving Collars.
Hayes Raymond Eugene
Kuran Christopher G.
Valley Harold John
Fox John
V. A. Butler, Inc.
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