Manifold and methods of manufacturing same
AssigneeS.P.M. Flow Control, Inc.
InventorsJoseph H. Byrne, Frank Murtland, Ed Kotapish
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AssigneeS.P.M. Flow Control, Inc.
InventorsJoseph H. Byrne, Frank Murtland, Ed Kotapish
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According to one aspect, a manifold defines an internal region and a first inside surface. A fluid liner is permanently bonded to the first inside surface, and dynamically responds to pressure fluctuations within the internal region during fluid flow therethrough while the permanent bond is maintained. According to another aspect, an end cap is connected to the elongated member and defines a second inside surface. The fluid liner is engaged with each of first and second inside surfaces, and defines a third inside surface. A first thickness of the fluid liner is defined between the first and third inside surfaces, a second thickness of the fluid liner is defined between the second and third inside surfaces, and the second thickness is greater than the first thickness. According to another aspect, a plug opening is formed through the fluid liner, and a liner plug extends within the plug opening.
A manifold through which fluid is adapted to flow, the manifold comprising:
A manifold through which fluid is adapted to flow, the manifold comprising:
A manifold through which fluid is adapted to flow, the manifold comprising:
A manifold through which fluid is adapted to flow the fluid containing entrained solid s articulates the manifold comprising:
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