121 |
Rotary valve for pipe lines |
US15946527 |
1927-01-06 |
US1672430A |
1928-06-05 |
JOHANN SCHNYDER |
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122 |
Hydraulic, steam, or air valve |
US9966826 |
1926-04-03 |
US1657841A |
1928-01-31 |
PERIS NICHOLAS U |
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123 |
Rotary valve for pipe lines |
US18647527 |
1927-04-25 |
US1646631A |
1927-10-25 |
JOHANN SCHNYDER |
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124 |
Balanced-plug valve |
US8093626 |
1926-01-13 |
US1614890A |
1927-01-18 |
JOHN KRUTTSCHNITT |
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125 |
Rotary valve for pipe lines |
US62138623 |
1923-02-26 |
US1527482A |
1925-02-24 |
ALBERT HUGUENIN; ANTON GAGG |
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126 |
Vaporizing-valve for internal-combustion engines. |
US11926116 |
1916-09-09 |
US1237744A |
1917-08-21 |
BLACKBURN JOHN S |
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127 |
Balanced rotary valve. |
US1909512114 |
1909-08-10 |
US993401A |
1911-05-30 |
PETSCHE GUSTAV B |
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128 |
Balanced valve for engines. |
US1905280095 |
1905-09-25 |
US848536A |
1907-03-26 |
COSPER JAMES M |
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129 |
Hydraulic valve |
US749005D |
|
US749005A |
1904-01-05 |
|
|
130 |
John dewrance and george henry wall |
US567584D |
|
US567584A |
1896-09-15 |
|
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131 |
Improvement in regulating-cocks |
US201699D |
|
US201699A |
1878-03-26 |
|
|
132 |
Improvement in faucets |
US164805D |
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US164805A |
1875-06-22 |
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133 |
TANDEM CONICAL VALVE |
US15744071 |
2016-10-13 |
US20180202561A1 |
2018-07-19 |
Yinsen YOU |
Provided is a tandem cone valve capable of avoiding or reducing resistance on a valve switch caused by fluid pressure in a pipeline in the opening or closing stage. The cone valve includes valve rods, valve cores and a valve body. The valve cores include a first valve core and a second valve core. The first valve core and the second valve core are coaxially arranged in a valve core cavity. The outer walls of the valve cores are in the shape of cones; the first valve core and the second valve core are stacked one on the other, the first valve core is provided with a first valve core first flow hole and a first valve core second flow hole which penetrate through the inner wall and the outer wall of the first valve core, and the valve core cavity is provided with a valve core cavity flow hole corresponding to the first valve core first flow hole and the first valve core second flow hole. The cone valve is provided with the second valve core stacked coaxially on the base of the first valve core, and the second valve rod driving the second valve core to rotate is arranged in the first valve rod in a sleeved manner, thus the valve is simple and compact in structure; and the two levels of valve cores can each rotate to open/close the valve level by level, thus reducing momentary resistance when opening and closing a large cone valve. |
134 |
Valve for abnormal liquid |
US14726338 |
2015-05-29 |
US09752702B2 |
2017-09-05 |
Ryohei Yamamoto; Yuho Yamamoto; Naoyuki Yamamoto |
An operating valve includes a valve chamber which is formed in a main body having a passage, a valve body which is housed in the valve chamber and has a passage corresponding to the passage of the main body, a rotary shaft which is detachably connected to the valve body, an operating member which operates a rotation of the rotary shaft, and a bias member which biases the rotary shaft to a position of the valve body. |
135 |
HYDRAULIC CONNECTION HAVING A FLEXIBLE PORT MOUTH AND METHOD FOR CONNECTING SAME |
US15382202 |
2016-12-16 |
US20170184209A1 |
2017-06-29 |
Michael T. LANDRUM |
A hydraulic port includes: a body defining a first passageway, the first passageway defining a first port at an outer surface of the body; a first thin member located on the body and surrounding the first port, the first thin member being configured to flex away from the first passageway when pressurized fluid flows through the first port. |
136 |
ROTARY VALVE |
US15339227 |
2016-10-31 |
US20170108141A1 |
2017-04-20 |
John Allen Miller, III; Dennis L. Reynolds; Brian Slattery |
A rotary valve capable of high flow rates, minimal pressure drop, and rapid actuation is presented. According to one aspect, the rotary valve is characterized by a unique pressure balancing system operating on the rotary spool of the valve to reduce side force caused by pressure at the flow ports. According to another aspect, the rotary valve is characterized by a unique internal shiftable blocking spool in response to a failure condition or a modulating signal. According to another aspect, a unique interface is provided for sealing a port of a rotary valve to an outer surface of a rotary spool. According to another aspect, the rotary valve is characterized by a unique interface provided for sealing a port to an outer surface of the rotary spool. According to another aspect, a rotary valve is characterized by a unique three-way three-or-more-position configuration. According to another aspect, a rotary valve is characterized by a unique four-port three-position configuration. |
137 |
Rotary valve |
US14378001 |
2013-02-11 |
US09482365B2 |
2016-11-01 |
John Allen Miller, III; Dennis L. Reynolds; Brian Slattery |
A rotary valve capable of high flow rates, minimal pressure drop, and rapid actuation is presented. According to one aspect, the rotary valve is characterized by a unique pressure balancing system operating on the rotary spool of the valve to reduce side force caused by pressure at the flow ports. According to another aspect, the rotary valve (700) is characterized by a internal shiftable blocking spool (790) in response to a failure condition or a modulating signal. According to another aspect, an interface is provided for sealing a port of a rotary valve to an outer surface of a rotary spool. According to another aspect, the rotary valve is characterized by an interface provided for sealing a port to an outer surface of the rotary spool. According to another aspect, a rotary valve is characterized by a three-way three-or-more-position configuration. According to another aspect, a rotary valve is characterized by a four-port three-position configuration. |
138 |
Liquid dispensing circuit |
US13611163 |
2012-09-12 |
US09474890B2 |
2016-10-25 |
Shingo Koyama |
A liquid dispensing circuit is provided with: a multi-way cock; a first line; a second line; a third line; a fourth line; a fifth line; and a casing which houses some of the above. When a cock in the multi-way cock is situated in a priming position, a distal opening in a second part of a first flow channel communicates with a first port, and a distal opening in a third part communicates with a second port; thus, the first port and the second port are in an open state wherein the ports are connected to each other via the first flow channel, whereas a third port, a fourth port, and a sixth port are in an open state wherein the ports are connected to one another via a second flow channel. |
139 |
Automatic balancing ball valve |
US14386944 |
2013-03-14 |
US09383033B2 |
2016-07-05 |
Giulio Pettinaroli; Liborio Spagnolo |
An automatic balancing valve is described provided with a valve body having at least one inlet channel and an outlet channel for a heat transfer fluid, wherein the flow regulation is carried out by a ball shutter having an axial through channel with axis perpendicular to the rotation axis of the ball. The ball valve has at least one radial channel aligned with the rotation axis of the ball and is connected to the axial through channel. The radial channel has an outlet port having a circular cross-section which hydraulically connects the axial through channel of the ball with the outlet channel of the valve. |
140 |
Electric actuated rotary valve |
US13626659 |
2012-09-25 |
US08967199B2 |
2015-03-03 |
Matthew Blieske; Simon Christopher Helmore |
A rotary valve adapted for use in utility scale fluidic systems improves over conventional valving schemes by affording reductions in weight, pressure drop, cost, and actuation time, as well as providing improvements in decompression performance, higher pressure capability, and longer operational life. One embodiment of a three way valve assembly utilizes electric actuation to adjust decompression in real time and facilitate port shaping. The valve assembly utilizes a pressure balanced rotor and seals to reduce actuation and bearing loads, as well as increase seal life. |