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<p>842,202. Valves. RECHERCHES ETUDES PRODUCTION R.E.P. Nov. 14, 1956 [Nov. 28, 1955], No. 34875/56. Class 135. The closure member of a selector valve is secured to the valve body by flexible means and moves in a plane substantially parallel to two opposed valve faces over which it works. In the first diagrammatic example, Fig. 1, the closure member a has a root c secured to the body d. The parts a and c are connected by a thin neck b about which the part a flexes in a direction parallel to its width. In a variation, Fig. 2, the closure member e is connected by two neck parts b 1 1 to two carrier parts a which are connected by neck parts b to the root c secured to the body d. In a practical example, Fig. 4, the necks b, b 1 are obtained by providing holes h, h 1 and slots l in the member a. The part e constitutes the closure member proper and moves over two faces of members 3, 4, Fig. 6, between two polepieces M 1 , M 2 of a magnet under the action of windings E 1 , E 2 , Fig. 4. The opposed faces of the members 3, 4 have three pairs of interconnected ports, the central pair being connected to the supply port 5 in the member 3, Fig. 8, and the outer pair being connected respectively to working ports 12, 13 in the member 3. The valve is thus balanced. The port 14 is connected externally to a reservoir and internally of the valve to a well 15, Fig. 4, below the closure member which has three transverse passages, the outer two 22, 23, Fig. 6, of which is connected to the central one by inclined passages 21, Fig. 4. The arrangement is such that movement of the closure member to the left, Fig. 6, connects the supply port to outlet 12 and the outlet 13 to the exhaust port 14 whereas movement of the closure member to the right connects the supply port to 'the outlet 13 and the port 13 to the exhaust port 14.</p> |
