Fluid handling – Flow affected by fluid contact – energy field or coanda effect – Means to regulate or vary operation of device
Patent
1977-08-01
1979-12-18
Nilson, Robert G.
Fluid handling
Flow affected by fluid contact, energy field or coanda effect
Means to regulate or vary operation of device
137512, 137527, 251212, A61F 122, F16K 1503
Patent
active
041786386
ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns improvements in a split leaflet check valve. A pair of curved leaflets are hinged to a base ring for swinging movement from a normally closed position to an open position whenever a fluid is moving through the conduit wherein the valve is mounted. At the closed position, portions of each leaflet are seated upon the base ring and other portions are seated against each other to effect the closure. At the open position the leaflets, curved to the curvature of the conduit, lie against the sides of the passageway to provide for flow of fluid through the check valve with a minimum of turbulence. The hinge at the base of each leaflet is formed as a hook reaching into a side socket in the outer wall of the base ring. This check valve may be used where a minimal flow turbulence is desired such as in pipeline systems pumping sludge, artificial heart pumps and cardiac surgery.
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Loeffler Anna T.
Lowe Frank C.
Meyer Louis C.
Nilson Robert G.
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