Swiveling intake elbow for dry sectional gate valve
AssigneeTask Force Tips, Inc.
InventorsRodney Alan Carringer, Ross J. Mack, Robert W. Steingass
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AssigneeTask Force Tips, Inc.
InventorsRodney Alan Carringer, Ross J. Mack, Robert W. Steingass
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A dry sectional gate valve having a swiveling intake elbow and shot pin assembly for selectively locking the elbow into a fixed position. A shot pin extends from a pull-knob through the flange of the elbow into one of a plurality of spaced-apart detent slots or holes around the perimeter of the valve body. The elbow can be swiveled thereby allowing a connecting fire hose to be positioned to minimize kinks and avoid obstacles thereby bringing water freely into the valve. The shot pin can be used to selectively lock the elbow in a desired position facilitating connection and disconnection of mating fire hose couplings or the shot pin can be set to allow the elbow to rotate freely enabling the hose to reach its most relaxed position when charged.
A valve for conducting fluid between a fluid source and a fluid destination comprising:
A sectional gate valve comprising:
A sectional gate valve comprising:
An angle valve for conducting fluid between a fluid source and a fluid destination comprising:
The angle valve as recited in claim 116 wherein said means for securing said swiveling angle valve in a fixed position comprises a shot pin engagable in at least one detent hole.
A method of providing a valve to enable attachment to a hose at various angles comprising the steps of:
A method of providing an angle valve to enable attachment to a hose at various angles comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.