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Class 137/222 - Pilot controlled passage in nose or needle


Subclass of Class 137 - Fluid handling
Definition: Flow control devices in which the pilot valve controls a
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 12/26/2000


NumberTitleIssue Date
6164332In-line magnetic water manufacturing apparatus
An apparatus designed to manufacture a relatively large quantity of living water for a home or business. The apparatus includes a plurality of ampuls longitudinally aligned and connected together to enable the water delivered to the upper ampul to flow in...
12/26/2000
4091865Air-pressurized, safety anti-freeze tank
A coolant container assembly is especially designed for use with an internal combustion engine cooling system together with means to produce a pressurized flow of flushing liquid to flush the system, such means including a source of pressurized gas such a...
05/30/1978
4008733Filling valves for pressure fueling devices
A filling valve for a pressure fueling device, particularly for aircraft refueling, comprises a movable sleeve responsive to the flow rate of fuel through the valve and which increases the ratio between the fuel pressures acting on first and second surfac...
02/22/1977
3945393Regulating valve
Flow rate limiting valve for pipes for liquid or gaseous fluids of the type comprising a cup plug which extends telescopically from an ogival chamber contained in the valve body, and communicates with the fluid upstream of the valve seat by a channel in t...
03/23/1976
 
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