Valve arrangement

Pumps – Expansible chamber type – Having pumping chamber pressure responsive distributor

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137888, F16K 1502, F04C 2908

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049814214

ABSTRACT:
The valve arrangement comprises a disc engageable with a valve seat without attachment and a resilient diaphragm engageable with the disc without attachment. The disc completely covers a passage surrounded by the valve seat and flowed through by a fluid. On the side remote from the valve seat, the disc has a central protuberance with cooperates with a central thrust surface of the diaphragm. The disc and the diaphragm are freely movable in a recess adapted to be flowed through by the fluid, the recess being present in a guide member extending around the valve seat. The recess has an inwardly projecting step with which the diaphragm edge part is urged into engagement. This arrangement leads to a flat compact valve with minimum dead space.

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