System for the chemical/physical treatment of a fluid

Details System for the chemical/physical treatment of a fluid System for the chemical/physical treatment of a fluid

2005-09-30

2011-11-01

Rivell, John (Department: 3753)

Fluid handling

Systems

Multi-way valve unit

C137S625110, C210S264000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08047230

ABSTRACT:
System for the chemical/physical treatment of a fluid in which a distributor valve has been installed for the feed/discharge of fluid to/from various reactors. The distributor valve consists of a plate valve with stationary plate and rotary plate. A cylindrical body provided with a number of axial bores that change into radial bores and emerge in the wall of a stationary housing adjoins the rotary plate and rotates therewith. A number of inlets/outlets located one after the other viewed in the axial direction are provided on the stationary housing. According to the invention the various radial bores in the cylindrical body are provided with a fluid via axial bores, based on a single valve plate.

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