Flow passage control valve
AssigneeMiura Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinya Yamaoka, Hajime Abe
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Abstract
There is provided a flow passage control valve provided with a plurality of valves in a valve housing formed with set flow passages. A camshaft for operating each of the valves is provided along a right and left direction at the upper part of the valve housing. The respective valves are arranged so as to be divided front and rear into a first valve group and a second valve group with the camshaft as a border therebetween. The first valve group includes a first water passage valve, a second water passage valve, and a bypass valve. The second valve group includes the remaining valves that are not included in the first valve group.
Claims16
A flow passage control valve connected to a pressure tank for housing an ion exchange resin bed, and a regenerant tank for storing regenerant of the ion exchange resin bed, the flow passage control valve comprising:
- a plurality of valves provided in a valve housing formed with set flow passages, wherein
- a camshaft for operating each of the valves is provided at an upper part of the valve housing along a right and left direction,
- the plurality of valves are arranged so as to be divided front and rear into a first valve group and a second valve group with the camshaft as a border therebetween,
- in the first valve group, a first water passage valve that is provided in a first water passage leading from a raw water inlet to the pressure tank, a second water passage valve that is provided in a second water passage leading from the pressure tank to a treated water outlet, and a bypass valve that is provided in a bypass passage for connecting the first water passage and the second water passage are laterally arranged side by side,
- a regeneration valve that is provided in a regenerant passage for allowing the regenerant of the ion exchange resin bed to pass is included in either the first valve group or the second valve group, and
- in the second valve group, remaining valves that are not included in the first valve group are laterally arranged side by side.
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