Valve for the admixture of fluids and delivery of the resulting mixture
AssigneeCoster Tecnologie Speciali S.p.A.
InventorGiancarlo Giuffredi
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Abstract
A valve for the admixture of a gas with a fluid pressure stored in a container, comprising a hollow body associated with a drawing tube for the fluid transport and provided with at least one through hole for the gas transport, as well as a shutter element movable in the body against a spring and provided with a hollow stem having at least one opening which can be shut off by a sealing gasket. The body has therein a nozzle which is hydraulically connected with the drawing tube and cooperates with a venturi effect conduit which with such a nozzle defines an annular space communicating with said through hole for the gas transport.
Claims5
A valve for admixture, during dispensing of a liquid stored under gas pressure with a controlled portion of the pressurizing gas, said valve being of the type including:
- a hollow body with upper and lower ends, said lower end being connected to a suction tube, said valve having integral gasketed sealing means at the upper end, said body having at least one transverse hole for gas transport, said valve also including a valve plunger movable within the body and resilient bias means between the valve plunger and the body, the valve having a hollow stem for dispensing the mixture, said valve further comprising:
- a nozzle formed integrally with the body, said nozzle being located at said lower end of the body and connected to the suction tube;
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- a passageway within the body, said passageway having an annular portion surrounding said nozzle and a portion extending beyond the nozzle, the cross-sectional area of said passageway being greater in said extended portion beyond the nozzle than the cross-sectional area in the annular portion of said passageway surrounding said nozzle, the annular portion of said passageway communicating with the transverse gas transport holes, said nozzle, said passageway, and said transverse holes forming a venturi-effect ejector whereby liquid flowing through the nozzle entrains gas flowing through said transverse holes, with mixing of the gas and the liquid during expansion in the extended portion of the passageway.
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