Freeze prevention valve capable of controlling discharge flow rate according to temperature

A freeze prevention valve capable of controlling a discharge flow rate according to a temperature comprising:

• a valve body having a working fluid inlet hole formed at an upper portion thereof so that a working fluid may flow thereinto;
• a disk which is located inside the valve body, has an opening/closing protrusion formed to protrude from an upper surface thereof, wherein the opening/closing protrusion inserted to the working fluid inlet hole formed in the valve body to block the working fluid from flowing into the valve body or withdrawn from the working fluid inlet hole to allow the working fluid to flow into the valve body through the working fluid inlet hole, and is lifted up or down in a vertical direction to perform an opening/closing operation of the working fluid inlet hole;
• a cap which is coupled to a lower portion of the valve body and has working fluid outlet holes formed to allow the working fluid flowing into the valve body to flow out of the valve body;
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• a shape memory elastic body which is located between the disk and the cap, detects a temperature of external air or a working fluid, allows a yield stress to be changed according to the temperature of the external air or the working fluid, allows the opening/closing protrusion of the disk to be inserted or withdrawn into or from the working fluid inlet hole of the valve body by a water pressure of the working fluid acting to the disk, and allows the disk to perform an opening/closing operation;
• wherein the shape memory elastic body primarily detects a temperature of external air heat-transferred to the valve body to allow the disk to perform an initial opening operation and secondarily detects the temperature of the working fluid when the working fluid flowing into the valve body is in direct contact with the shape memory alloy by the initial opening operation of the disk so that the yield stress is changed proportionally according to a temperature of the working fluid.