Sewer check valve with cutting seat

Fluid handling – Liquid level responsive or maintaining systems – By float controlled valve

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137390, 200 84R, 251 68, 251 74, 251 76, 251 77, 340625, F16K 3102, F16K 1518, F16K 3118, F16K 3300

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ABSTRACT:
In place of one of the usual blunt seats, a sewer check valve has a knife-edge extending from one of the seats to eliminate holding of compressed, relatively tough chunks of sewage between seats by cutting through the chunks, and has room for the cut pieces to move away from the seats. The flap of the valve has a lever extending therefrom, and a spring actuated rod retained by a catch is released to strike against the lever for forcing the flap against the knife-edge. The catch may be released manually, but is preferably released by slightly delayed operation of a solenoid in response to operation of a level sensing device in the housing of the valve.

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