Gate valve with disk replacement structure
AssigneesJae Hyun Kim, Do Wan Kim
InventorsJae Hyun Kim, Do Wan Kim
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Abstract
Provided is a gate valve with a disk replacement structure. The gate valve is installed on a pipe, and comprises: a valve body having a blocking space formed therein, a pair of flange pipes formed to communicate with the blocking space, and a cover mounted on an upper side thereof to close the blocking space; a disk arranged in the blocking space to be lifted and provided with a mounting hole which is formed on an upper surface thereof and has a lifting nut therein; and an operating rod installed on the cover to lift the disk. An insertion hole is formed on the cover to penetrate the cover.
Claims4
A gate valve having a disk replacement structure and disposed in a piping, the gate valve comprising:
- a valve body including a blocking space formed therein, a pair of flange pipes provided to communicate with the blocking space, and a cover coupled to an upper portion of the valve body to close the blocking space;
- a disk provided to be lifted up and down in the blocking space and including a coupling hole in an upper portion of which a lifting nut is disposed;
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- an operating rod disposed in the cover and configured to move the disk up and down,
- wherein the cover is provided with an insertion hole to penetrate through the cover, and the operating rod is rotatably disposed in the insertion hole,
- wherein the valve body is provided with a fixing member configured to support and fix the disk,
- wherein the disk is provided with engaging grooves having an upper inclined surface and a lower inclined surface on both side surfaces or front and rear surfaces to be pressed and fixed by the fixing member, and
- wherein a jaw part is formed on an upper side of the blocking space to protrude inward and
- wherein a hermetic protrusion configured to press the jaw part so as to maintain airtightness of the blocking space is formed in the upper portion of the disk.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.