Tap for compressed or liquefied gases having an overcharging prevention function
AssigneeYoung Do Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorChung Mu Park
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AssigneeYoung Do Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorChung Mu Park
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There is disclosed a tap for compressed or liquefied gases having an overcharging prevention function, in which a gas can be directly infused/discharged into/from a gas storage tank, regardless of pressure/level of the liquefied gas inside/outside a gas storage tank, higher charging efficiency in the gas storage tank can be accomplished. The tap includes an upper part body provided inside with a first passage and a second passage communicating with the first passage in a perpendicular direction of the first passage, the first passage being connected to an external gas source or a gas combustion apparatus, a check valve positioned on the first passage, permitting a gas flow only to the second passage when the pressurized gas above a certain pressure level is charged from the external, a safety valve which acts when pressure of the gas inside a gas storage tank is above the preset level and then allows the gas exceeding the preset pressure level to be externally discharged, and a two-way valve having upper portion connected to the upper part body, acting to prevent the gas charged through the first and second passages from overcharging exceeding a level preset in the gas storage tank and to externally discharge the liquefied gas charged in the gas storage tank at the time of opening the check valve.
A tap for compressed or liquefied gases which has an overcharging prevention function, the tap comprising:
A two-way valve acting to prevent the overcharging of a tap for compressed or liquefied gases and to externally discharge the liquefied gas charged, the tap being connected with a gas storage tank through a first passage and a second passage communicating with the first passage in a perpendicular direction of the first passage, the first passage being connected to an external gas source or a gas combustion apparatus, the two-way valve comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.