Smooth vent valve

Fluid handling – Systems – Valves with separate – correlated – actuators

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137613, 251121, F16K 5102

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060951931

ABSTRACT:
A smooth vent valve in which an on-off valve and a flow control valve are provided in series and arranged to be capable of being operated by respective actuating mechanisms, thereby accurately performing the on-off operation of the on-off valve and the flow rate control of the flow control valve. The smooth vent valve (11) has an on-off valve (8) and a flow control valve (9), which are coaxially provided between an inlet port (18) and outlet port (19) of a valve body (13 to 15). The on-off valve (8) and the flow control valve (9) are placed in series. An actuating mechanism for the on-off valve (8) and an actuating mechanism for the flow control valve (9) are formed separately from each other. When the on-off valve is in an open position, the flow control valve can be switched between a throttling position and an open position while continuously changing the flow rate.

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patent: 5271427 (1993-12-01), Berchem
patent: 5762086 (1998-06-01), Ollivier
patent: 5971018 (1999-10-01), Karlsson et al.

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