Valve device, a unit for unloading loose materials from a...

Fluid handling – Processes – Cleaning – repairing – or assembling

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C137S015050, C137S240000, C137S553000

Reexamination Certificate

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11061823

ABSTRACT:
A valve device comprises a pipe, a first closing element, mobile between a first position in which it leaves the pipe open and a second position in which it seals the pipe closed, a second closing element, mobile between a first position in which it leaves the pipe open and a second position in which it seals the pipe closed; the first and the second closing elements, in their respective second closed positions, form a chamber and the valve device also comprises an orbital head for supporting at least one nozzle which dispenses a washing fluid, for cleaning the chamber.

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