Bypass valve for pumps, heating systems and the like
AssigneeTuxhorn KG
InventorEwald Nolte
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AssigneeTuxhorn KG
InventorEwald Nolte
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A bypass valve with a tubular housing having an inlet at one end, a main outlet at the other end and a bypass outlet between the ends. A larger-diameter valving element controls the flow of fluid from the inlet to the main outlet, and a smaller-diameter valving element which is coaxial with the larger-diameter valving element controls the flow of fluid from the interior of the housing to the bypass outlet. The valving elements are mounted on a rod which confines them to movement in and counter to the direction of fluid flow from the inlet to the main outlet. Each valving element is movable by the fluid to an infinite number of positions in each of which they permit the fluid to flow to the respective outlets at a different rate. The smaller-diameter valving element is movable against an annular seat to seal the bypass outlet from the interior of the housing. The larger-diameter valving element can cooperate with a seat or is reciprocable in a tapering section of the housing so as to allow for continuous flow of fluid between the inlet and the main outlet. The rod is rigidly connected to the smaller-diameter valving element and is rigid with or reciprocable relative to the larger-diameter valving element.
A bypass valve for regulating the flow of a fluid, comprising a valve member having an axis and including a larger-diameter main valve portion and a smaller-diameter bypass valve portion rigid with and axially spaced from said main valve portion;
A bypass valve for regulating the flow of a fluid, comprising a housing having a fluid-admitting inlet, a first fluid-discharging outlet, a second fluid-discharging bypass outlet intermediate said inlet and said first outlet, an annular zone of minimum cross section intermediate said first and second outlets, and an annular section intermediate said second outlet and said annular zone, merging with the latter and converging toward the same as considered in a direction of flow of fluid from said inlet to said first outlet;
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