Bypass valve for water treatment system
AssigneeChemical Engineering Corporation
InventorAlan B. Channell
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AssigneeChemical Engineering Corporation
InventorAlan B. Channell
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A water treatment system bypass valve assembly that includes a unique multi-functional auxiliary port. The auxiliary port may be fitted with a check valve that relieves vacuum drawn on the water treatment system to which the bypass assembly is connected, which may be caused by a water supply failure. The auxiliary port also provides easy access for sampling untreated water and adding chemicals to the treatment system. Additionally, the auxiliary port can be used as a conduit to transport treated water to the treatment system during regeneration thereof. Bosses are formed on the bypass valve assembly that can be later drilled and tapped to provide further access to the fluid passages of the bypass valve for pressure testing and sampling. The rotatable valves that switch the assembly from the service to bypass position are integrally formed and removably secured in the housing of the assembly without requiring any additional fasteners.
A water treatment system including an inlet adapted to receive untreated water, a treatment tank, an outlet adapted to dispense treated water and a bypass assembly removably connected to said inlet and said outlet, said bypass assembly comprising:
A water treatment system including an inlet adapted to receive untreated water, a treatment tank, an outlet adapted to dispense treated water and a bypass assembly removably connected to said inlet and said outlet, said bypass assembly comprising:
A water treatment system including an inlet adapted to receive untreated water, a treatment tank, an outlet adapted to dispense treated water and a bypass assembly removably connected to said inlet and said outlet, said bypass assembly comprising:
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