Valve for a tap of a gas cylinder and tap having such a valve

Fluid handling – Control by change of position or inertia of system – With second control

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137389, 137413, 141 18, 141198, 141217, F16K 1736

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054601975

ABSTRACT:
The valve (31) comprises at least two lateral openings (34, 36) which can be shut off by a plug (40) provided with an axial orifice (48) for the passage of gas and sliding axially in the casing (32) between a position in which the openings, (34, 36) are shut off under the influence of a spring (44) and an open position counter to the action of the spring (44) under the influence of the pressure of the filling gas, and a level valve (52) activated by a float (62) at the bottom of the casing (32).
The plug (40) comprises an inner cavity (70), the bottom of which has a cross-section in the shape of an open "V". In this cavity (70) is a ball (72) which prevents the cylinder from being filled when the latter is inclined sufficiently for the ball not to be situated at the bottom of the cavity (70).

REFERENCES:
patent: 4462417 (1984-07-01), Trinkwalder
patent: 4469117 (1984-09-01), Hansen
patent: 5282496 (1994-02-01), Kerger

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