Valve assembly for a tank

Valves and valve actuation – Fluid actuated or retarded – With mechanical movement between actuator and valve

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251 614, 251144, 251215, 251228, 251339, F16K 124, F16K 118, F16K 3126

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050783637

ABSTRACT:
A valve assembly includes a seat and a valve member. The valve member is pivotally connected to and engageable with the seat to close a flow aperture. The valve member is resiliently yieldably urged into sealing engagement with the valve seat. To open the flow aperture, a portion of the valve member adjacent the pivotal connection to the seat is initially lifted from the seat, and then the valve member is rotated relative to the pivotal connection.

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