Valve arrangement for high pressure pumps

Fluid handling – Self-proportioning or correlating systems – Self-controlled branched flow systems

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1375395, F16K 1706

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047223596

ABSTRACT:
A relief valve for high pressure pumps is described which is characterized by its extremely compact construction and complete reliability against leakage. The relief valve has a valve ball in the bypass path which is pressed by a high and preferably adjustable force against the valve seat, by means of a compression spring which is located entirely in the housing of the unloader. The spigot which acts against the ball in the bypass path is actuated by means of a piston which is acted on by the output pressure over its entire cross-sectional area.

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