Coated composites
US-2015086795-A1 · Mar 26, 2015 · US
US2016018007A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2016018007-A1 |
| Application number | US-201514804254-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Jul 20, 2015 |
| Priority date | Jul 21, 2014 |
| Publication date | Jan 21, 2016 |
| Grant date | — |
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The invention relates to a control valve ( 10 ) for controlling a fluid flow, comprising a valve housing ( 22 ) and a positioning element ( 12 ) which can be translationally moved and which includes a shut-off portion ( 14, 70 ) and a throttle portion ( 16 ), with a valve seat being furthermore provided which includes a sealing portion ( 18, 44 ) and a throttle opening portion ( 28, 46 ), with the shut-off portion ( 14, 70 ) of said positioning element ( 12 ) being adapted to cooperate with the sealing portion ( 18, 44 ) of the valve seat ( 20, 40 ) so as to enable shut-off of the fluid flow, and with the throttle portion ( 16 ) of the positioning element ( 12, 54 ) being adapted to cooperate with the throttle opening portion ( 28, 46 ) of the valve seat ( 20, 40, 60 ) so as to enable the setting of a defined fluid flow, with at least the surfaces of the throttle opening ( 28 ) and the sealing portion ( 18, 44 ) being furthermore made of the same hard material. The invention is characterized in that the valve seat is designed as a valve seat insert ( 20, 40, 60 ) which includes the throttle opening portion ( 28, 46 ) and the sealing portion ( 18, 44 ), said insert being inserted into the valve housing.
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1 . Control valve ( 10 ) for controlling a fluid flow, comprising a valve housing ( 22 ) and a positioning element ( 12 ) which can be translationally moved and which includes a shut-off portion ( 14 , 70 ) and a throttle portion ( 16 ), with a valve seat being furthermore provided which includes a sealing portion ( 18 , 44 ) and a throttle opening portion ( 28 , 46 ), with the shut-off portion ( 14 , 70 ) of said positioning element ( 12 ) being adapted to cooperate with the sealing portion ( 18 , 44 ) of the valve seat ( 20 , 40 ) so as to enable shut-off of the fluid flow, and the throttle portion ( 16 ) of the positioning element ( 12 , 54 ) being adapted to cooperate with the throttle opening portion ( 28 , 46 ) of the valve seat ( 20 , 40 , 60 ) so as to enable the setting of a defined fluid flow, with at least the surfaces of said throttle opening ( 28 ) and said sealing portion ( 18 , 44 ) being furthermore made of the same hard material, the valve seat is designed as a valve seat insert ( 20 , 40 , 60 ) which includes the throttle opening portion ( 28 , 46 ) and the sealing portion ( 18 , 44 ), and, said insert being inserted into the valve housing. 2 . The control valve of claim 1 wherein the valve seat insert ( 20 , 40 ) is integrally formed from a solid material. 3 . The control valve of claim 2 wherein the hard material of the valve seat insert ( 20 , 40 ) is harder by at least 10 HRC than the material of the positioning element ( 12 ) in the shut-off portion ( 14 ). 4 . The control valve of claim 1 wherein the hard material of the valve seat insert ( 20 , 40 ) is a ceramic material, a hard metal, or stellite. 5 . The control valve of claim 1 wherein said hard material is a hardened material of a hardness of more than 65 HRC. 6 . The control valve of claim 1 wherein the throttle portion ( 16 ) of the positioning element ( 12 ) is made from ceramic, hard metal, or stellite. 7 . The control valve of one of claim 1 wherein the throttle portion ( 16 ) includes an idle stroke section ( 24 ) and a control section ( 26 ), where any change in position of the positioning element ( 12 ) in the idle stroke section ( 24 ) relative to the throttle opening ( 28 ) will not result in a significant change of the flow behaviour, said idle stroke section ( 24 ) being located between the control section ( 26 ) and the shut-off portion ( 14 ). 8 . The control valve of one of claim 1 wherein the valve seat insert ( 40 ) is press-fitted into an intermediate bush ( 42 ) which latter is in turn inserted into the valve housing. 9 . The control valve of claim 8 further comprising said intermediate bush is a threaded bush ( 42 ). 10 . The control valve of claim 8 wherein the valve seat insert ( 40 ) is supported on the intermediate bush ( 42 ) through an elastic element ( 48 ). 11 . The control valve of claim 9 wherein the valve seat insert ( 40 ) is supported on the intermediate bush ( 42 ) through an elastic element ( 48 ).
for decreasing pressure {or noise level}, the throttle being incorporated in the closure member · CPC title
Particular materials for seats or closure elements · CPC title
attachable by a threaded connection to the housing · CPC title
of conical shape · CPC title
Valve seats (for double-seat valves F16K1/44) · CPC title
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