Petal control valve for separable connection units for flexible hoses
AssigneeMib Italiana S.P.A.
InventorLorenzo Bormioli
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AssigneeMib Italiana S.P.A.
InventorLorenzo Bormioli
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Control valve (5, 5′) for connection units for flexible hoses, comprising a plurality of petals (segments or sectors) (6, 7; 6′, 7′) rotatable between a position of complete opening and a position of complete closing. The aforesaid petals (6, 7; 6′, 7′) are rotatable around pivoting axes defined by spherical pins (70) interposed between laterally adjacent petals and provided with a threaded positioning neck (71) inserted and screwed in a respective radial hole (72) of the body (1, 2) of the connection unit. A locking cap (73) is screwed in said radial hole (72) and tightly abutting against said neck (71) of the spherical pin (70) for keeping said spherical pin (70) in a suitable position to enable a correct and precise pivoting between the two adjacent petals (6, 7; 6′, 7′).
A control valve for connection units for flexible hoses, comprising a plurality of petals, segments or sectors rotatable between a position of complete opening and a position of complete closing, wherein said petals are rotatable around pivoting axes defined by spherical pins interposed between laterally adjacent petals and provided with a threaded positioning neck inserted and screwed in a respective radial hole of a body of a connection unit, wherein the petals with larger size have a V-shaped end, the sides of which are intended to fluid-tightly abut against the corresponding sides of other petals of larger size, and also with lateral sides with a curved end which include a step on which a side of a petal of smaller size interposed between two petals of larger size rests when the valve is closed, and in that the petals of smaller size have a rounded end with a step, which tightly engages the curved ends of two adjacent petals when the valve is closed, and straight sides on which the step continues, which tightly engage the lateral sides of the two adjacent petals when the valve is closed.
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