US2009126807A1PendingUtilityA1
Valve, in particular for compressors
Est. expiryDec 22, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Massimo Schiavone
F04B 39/1066Y10T137/7922F04B 39/1033F04B 39/102F04B 39/10
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Abstract
Valve, in particular for compressors, comprising a seat ( 1 ) provided with at least one flow way ( 111 ), an obturator member ( 4 ) able to obstruct said flow way ( 111 ) and movable with respect to said seat in a given direction, and means ( 5 ) for resiliently stressing said obturator ( 4 ), which are able to force said obturator ( 4 ) into a given position and are active in the direction of movement thereof; said resilient stressing means ( 5 ) comprise at least one cylindrical helical compression spring ( 5 ), characterized by the presence, between all the turns and along the entire working length of the spring ( 5 ), of inter-turn apertures.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Valve for reciprocating compressors, comprising a seat ( 1 ) provided with at least one flow way ( 111 ), an obturator member ( 4 ) able to obstruct said flow way ( 111 ) and movable with respect to said seat in a given direction, and means ( 5 ) for resiliently stressing said obturator ( 4 ), which are able to force said obturator ( 4 ) into a given position and are active in the direction of movement thereof; said resilient stressing means ( 5 ) comprise at least one helical compression spring ( 5 ), characterized by the presence, between all the turns and along the entire working length of the spring ( 5 ), both in the rest condition ( FIG. 4A ) and in the compression condition ( FIG. 4B ) of inter-turn apertures, and further characterized by a taper ratio variation of both end turns in that the difference in diameter between the end turns ( 105 ) and the immediately adjacent turns ( 205 ) is in the region of at least one-and-a-half times the cross-section of the metal wire which forms the said spring.
2 . Valve according to claim 1 , in which the difference in diameter between both end turns ( 105 ) and the turns ( 205 ) immediately adjacent to them is half times or more the cross-section of the metal wire which forms the said spring.
3 . Valve according to claim 1 , in which both end turns ( 105 ) have a diameter less than that of the immediately adjacent turns ( 205 ).
4 . Valve according to claim 1 , in which both end turns ( 105 ) have a diameter more than that of the immediately adjacent turns ( 205 ).
5 . Valve according to claim 1 in which one end turn ( 105 ) has a diameter less than that of the immediately adjacent turns ( 205 ) and the other end turn ( 105 ) has a diameter more than that of the immediately adjacent turns ( 205 ).
6 . Valve according to claim 3 , in which said end turns are ground.
7 . Valve according to claim 1 , in which the pitch of said springs is variable.
8 . Valve according to claim 7 , in which said resilient stressing means ( 5 ) are arranged inside a housing ( 402 ) which is suitably positioned with respect to said obturator member ( 4 ).
9 . Valve according to claim 8 , in which protection members ( 412 , 422 ), preferably made of plastic material, are arranged inside the housing which accommodates the spring.
10 . Valve according to claim 3 , in which said end turns are conical.Cited by (0)
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