Excess Pressure Safety Relief Valve
AssigneeApex Valves Limited
InventorDavid Gordon Arthur Crichton
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AssigneeApex Valves Limited
InventorDavid Gordon Arthur Crichton
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A liquid pressure control valve includes at least one O-ring seal mounted, in a first sealing position, on a sealing section of a first component thereof to seal a junction between that first component and a second component which junction controls a bleed passage between. The first component is threadingly engaged within the second component. The valve includes a chamber intended to contain liquid up to a required pressure during operation of the valve. The valve includes at least one annular impingement element mounted about a reduced diameter section, relative to the sealing section, of the first component and adjacent thereto with the impingement element. The impingement element includes a bore that tapers away from the O-ring seal, whereby with a pressure in excess of the required pressure acting on the O-ring it will be compressed at least partly into the bore of the impingement element and away from the O ring's first sealing position to take up a second non-sealing position and, with release of the excess pressure, return to its first sealing position.
A liquid pressure control valve for pressure relief, including at least one O-ring seal mounted, in a first sealing position, on a sealing section of a first component thereof to seal a junction between that first component and a second component which junction controls a bleed passage between wherein the first component is threadingly engaged within the second component, the valve includes a chamber to contain liquid up to a required pressure during operation of the valve, wherein the liquid pressure control valve comprises at least one annular impingement element mounted about a reduced diameter section, relative to the sealing section, of the first component and adjacent thereto with the impingement element including a bore that tapers away from the O-ring seal, whereby with a pressure in excess of the required pressure acting on the O-ring it will be compressed at least partly into the bore of the impingement element and away from its first sealing position to take up a second non-sealing position and, with release of the excess pressure, return to its first sealing position.
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