Abstract:
A gas-filled resilient body and uses thereof are described. The gas-filled resilient body may be used as a valve member, as a spring or as a gas-propelled dispenser.
Abstract:
A valve has a valve housing with a valve seat and a valve body holder with a fluid-permeable flow opening. A valve body is arranged in the valve body holder and axially displaceable between an open state and a closed state of the valve. The valve body has an envelope surface with a sealing region for fluid-tightly contacting the valve seat in the closed state. It has a base region adjoining the sealing region in longitudinal direction. A cross section contour of the envelope surface increases monotonously from the sealing region to the base region. In the open state, an axial end of the base region contacts the valve body holder. The envelope surface has a weakened region connecting sealing region and base region to each other. The weakened region has a reduced stiffness along the longitudinal direction. The valve body is formed of a thermoplastic polyhalogen olefin.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a shut-off body (1) for a valve which comprises a support ring (2) and an elastic valve membrane (3) which is arranged inside the support ring and which closes the inside of the support ring, which valve membrane is essentially flat.
Abstract:
A device for throttling a fluid flow includes a basic body which has at least one throttle point with a predefinable opening cross section. The basic body has a resilient configuration at least in a region of the at least one throttle point. Accordingly, the opening cross section of the at least one throttle point is configured to be set in a variable manner as a function of a pressure difference.
Abstract:
A deflation valve for a compression bag comprising a base 2, a cover 3, and a valve body 4, the base 2 serving as a deflation opening 22 that communicates the inside and outside of the bag, the cover being provided with a through hole 32 that leads to the inside of the cover, the valve body 4 being able to close the deflation hole 22 by being drawn toward the hole under negative pressure inside the compression bag, wherein a pressing portion 33 is formed underside of the cover 3 in order to press the valve body, and a valve housing chamber S is defined by the sidewall 24 and diaphragm 24 on the base 2 and the lower edge of the pressing portion 33 of the cover 3, while the valve body 4 is neither secured to the base 2 and the cover 3 nor pressed by any elastic member, but is disposed inside the valve hosing chamber S in a free state, whereby the valve body 4 is movable upward and downward in the chamber S.
Abstract:
A valve comprising an inlet housing, an outlet housing, an elastomeric valve element having a generally dome-shaped configuration with a central integral stem positioned substantially concentrically therewith, the inlet housing and outlet housing being fastened together at a joint with the elastomeric valve element positioned therein and the valve element including a plurality of longitudinal ribs formed along an outer annular periphery of a lower end of the dome-shaped configuration that define flow channels that allow fluid flow from across an upper surface of the dome-shaped configuration through the flow channels.
Abstract:
An anti-backflow eductor has a resilient sealing sleeve disposed on a water port defining blind end tube. The sleeve has a thinner wall cross section at a discharge end to enhance sealing while facilitating increased water flow. The ports in the blind end tube extend into a radial tube flange at the tube's inlet end to facilitate water flow out of the ports between the sleeve and tube. A tapered seat in the housing, together with cross bars in the vents, reduces the air vent cross section and relative motion between sleeve and housing to reduce sleeve wear. The eductor comprises an anti-backflow housing and a venturi housing coupled together for relative rotation but being inseparable under normal conditions to inhibit venturi use without the anti-backflow function of the anti-backflow housing.
Abstract:
A drink valve including a housing, a valve member telescopically engaged within the opening of the housing with the housing and valve member being in fluid communication and including a flow path defined by openings of the housing and valve member, and an actuating mechanism including a deformable seal defined by a deformable sidewall of the housing, where the actuating mechanism includes a fluid tight seal that prevents fluid flow in a normally closed position and is actuatable into an open position to enable fluid flow through the flow path when the sidewall of the housing is deformed.
Abstract:
The valve, which is intended to regulate the passage of a fluid through an office [(O)] in a wall [(P)], comprises a tubular body [(10)] and a flexible rubber cover [(11)] which deforms under the action of the pressures [(P1 and P2)] prevailing in the spaces on each side of the valve.
Abstract:
An improved check valve assembly of the type having a relatively flexible disc member retained between relatively rigid inflow and outflow housing portions. The inflow and outflow housing portions are removably threadably interengaged to permit serviceability of the check valve and the relatively flexible disc member has a generally perpendicular stem extending into the bore of one of the housing portions to avoid misalignment of the disc with the housing. A tongue and groove means circumferentially seals the housing portions together by deforming to a common taper angle between the tongue and groove to provide sealing therebetween.