DE2107066A1 - Valve for a toy balloon - Google Patents

Description

Dipl.-ing. Hans W. Groaning Dipi.-Chsm. Cr. Alfred Schön

P r. t e η t a π w ä 11 ο

8ΟΟΟ Münchon Q6

P.O. Box 9 ■ Zweibrückenstrasse 6

Tel. 295951/296183

B 38 - 1 February 15, 1971

John Licinio BASEVI, 48 Seabreeze Road, Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand

Valve for a toy balloon

The invention relates to a valve for insertion into the neck of a toy balloon.

The task of the invention is ea, a Ba7 louventil ζί S'-h ^ '-fen, has an iJicherh ^ i bleeding to avoid the loss of the Jüs valve if the valve should be ejected from the balloon.

The valve according to the invention comprises a valve body

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with a first part suitably designed for fitting into the neck of the toy ^ba "1 ons and with a second part remaining outside the ballun: from wexchem, veiii ^ rte. ^ 'an arr. b ^ nus' ag I ₁ Ί ^α ι nr t a ir. '. UiJt.nu'il horn-like, in the length c-3s first part of the 3 V- ^ tilkcL-pers runs reversely. The arm is so oubgebilden ^l ,, that at in When the first part of the valve body is inserted into the neck of the balloon, a thickened ring formed at the opening of the balloon can be pushed through between the outer part of the arm and the first part of the valve body, so that this first part can be removed from the balloon The ring of the balloon comes to lie within the hook-shaped outer part of the arm, so that the valve, if for some mistaken reason it should be expelled from the balloon, will stick to the ring of the mouth of the balloon.

^R I n the following, the training and 'Virkungsv / else the invention is described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the drawing shows:

1 shows a perspective view of an embodiment

of a valve with the safety ^{device, FIG. 2 a similar view of a modified 1} "entHs, FIG. 3 a view of a valve from below, FIG. 4-6 diagrammatic side views of the valve according to FIG. 2 and FIG Toy bal'i ons, which still ^r ; u explanatory handling consequences of the valves' luf ^ a-

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Fir. 7 'is an enlargement of the view from Pip. 4, Fir. 8 is a side view on a reduced scale, in which the balloon is partially ³ compared to the 3ή _o unit device of the present valve

is postponed,
Fig. 9 shows a section through a valve, the balloon, the valve body part within the valve and a

Mouthpiece detachably attached to the valve, FIG. 10 a section through another embodiment

of a valve,
FIf.11 a selected view of a further execution

rungsforra a nozzle arrangement "for · the valve Fip-.ir ⁵ view remäß? Fi.. 11 in section, and Figure 13 shows a section along the line 13-13 in Fip.11.

The - "3rf indunr is realized by 3a, since ^p a first part 1 of the valve body connects to a second part, which?." · Hup a bottom piece or lower part? exists and has a protruding ¹ Irm 3 in hooked crroiper or other suitable shape. This arm 3 is attached to the flange piece 2 in such a way that an outer part of the arm is very close: the underside of a body part or a conical sleeve 1A of the valve body? Or --- v .. the side zoom ranges Wennpleich nu ^r a Irm 3 pe20ipt i.-t, two diametrically 1 can - '■ Ar'üarpä be -ffcnde + ze provided.

¹ J ⁵ - ^"first-rip ^ - ^h; l'.l ': t ei.r.pn lanprezopenen Η'Ί s 3" ■ with

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large "blasticity where the arm is massive so that its outer part can move away from the valve body without destroying the body. This The outer part of the projecting arm has an elongated head 3B, which on one side has an upper back 3C as a leading edge for gripping and guiding the thickened formed "ring 4A of the balloon mouth 4 along its upper edge to an inner corner 3D of the hook and on the other hand is designed such that the balloon neck is held outwardly away from the valve body and is stretched so that the seal between the neck and the valve body is broken in the event of the balloon was incorrectly pushed over the arm 3.

In the pig. A to 6 can clearly be seen how the valve's safety device works. It has been shown that the valve is inserted into the neck of the balloon as shown in "Pig.4. Should the valve slip out of the balloon from any orifice (Fig.?), The ring 4A of the balloon remains on the hook-like arm 3 of the valve so that it cannot get lost This has the further advantage that the balloon itself cannot fly away either if the valve is attached to a string or string.

8 shows how the ring AA of the balloon is pressed over the hook-shaped Ai-m 3 of the valve between the hook edge 3D and the upper part of the valve body

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is when rtas valve is inserted into the neck of the balloon shall be. The first part of the valve body inserted into the neck of the balloon stretches the neck of the Balloons so from (Fig.7) that a tight fit of the inner surface of the neck is given at the TJmfang of the first part of the valve body. The ring 4-A of the balloon tensions with simultaneous concern on both Divide the valve body around a constriction between these two parts.

As indicated in Figure 2 and better in the sectional views 9 and 10, the valve can be provided with a cup-shaped nozzle plate 5 be, which acts as a check valve and has a hollow extension 6, which on its circumference pinnately or can be crown-shaped. A ring 7 adjoins the bottom end of the hollow attachment 6. This nozzle arrangement is movable in this way within the valve body, which in this case is designed as a hollow body arranged that the possibility of movement on the one hand of ^ d'öT 'cup-shaped nozzle plate 5, which is below the internal pressure of the balloon is pressed against a conical counter seat of the valve body, and on the other hand by the ring 7 limited at the lower end of the hollow attachment is when the balloon is to be inflated through the valve. Is between the hollow extension 6 and the valve body a big enough gap that the filling gafi for the balloon can pass through. If the nozzle arrangement after

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is shifted up in the direction of the balloon, the gas can in "Pass the balloon between the nozzle arrangement and the valve body get to the outside.

The part 2 of the valve body 1A, which is normally is outside the balloon, has wedges 8 or other anautes (PIg.3) which angled Tu colorful 9 train in itself, with the wedges 8 and the tunk 9 securing the valve and holding the balloon by wrapping and wedging string or other tape

P (not shown), which come to lie around the wedges in deoi grooves. The valve body is also on et "* a half Eöh3 with" ine means üa-aimüi'UTif 10 ve.r ^^ hcj., Wilted ε \ ιΒ * -χι thickened · η TiEg -1Λ Iza balloons 4 and in * * at len Hohlansats 6 dr Düsenpia Lte 5 receives and leads. The upper, outwardly projecting part is as shown in the drawing; is clearly shown, designed as a seat for the shell-like part 5 of the nozzle arrangement in such a way that when the nozzle is in contact

fc plate on which the valve is closed.

As shown in Pig. 10, another ring 11 is provided, which over the neck 4 of the balloon o ^ he ^ .lb one upwardly protruding edge on the valve body 1A can. The valve body is in this version made of two parts, the main body 1 and a cap part 12, τη which a circular valve clamp or Zunre Π hinged LiH, which forms a pipe.

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The cap part Λ? "forms a non-upwardly extending ring-shaped collar 12A. This collar is designed to protect the circular arrows from a child's stray finger when the valve is pushed into the balloon.

On the lower part? of the valve body 1A is a nozzle, a cap or a mouthpiece 14 is detachably attached, for example by means of incorporated screw catches.

Ir. the pig. 9 to 13 a modified embodiment of the nozzle arrangement is shown. In addition to the flat, bowl-shaped upper part 5, the hollow attachment 6 and a central frog 6 ¹ and the lower ring 7, it also has an Arsihl Ton outer struts 6A, which carry the ring 7, with the protruding frog extending below the ring 7 . This modified shape increases the cross section of the gas or air channel between the lower ring 7 and the upper shell?, Which causes a greater air throughput and a stronger flow, especially when emptying. An increased flow leads to a stronger whistle and increases the effectiveness of the whistle in an "/ enire ^ elastic balloon".

SHm ^ liche individual parts of the valve according to the invention Clearly recognizable in the drawing, so that in the description and not mentioned in the following claims Details can be taken from the drawing

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Claims (11)

2107068 claims 1.) valve for a toy balloon, frekcnnzeichnet by a valve body having a formed for insertion into the neck (4) of the balloon feei ^ net, the first part (1) and one remaining outside the balloon zveiten part (2), drr with at least w a hernusragenden from the second part of the valve body arm (3) provided is that down reversing up in such a! IAHE extends to an outer part to the valve body in the manner of a hook to the valve body that, when on the first Tel] (1 ) of the valve body drawn ^rf al s (. Ό of the balloon he η thickened Rinp (4-A), the balloon opening "under ICrnft r.vvi '- obpii d" m Außnnteil of the ^"s rr; is (^) and the proton ^ cLl (!) the valve body ⁰ »hind i.iro ¹ · per ^P bnr int and the ^ o '· * in Jem linls 109834/0250 ; .- ..; :,. gAD OBIOINAL of the balloon is enclosed (Pig · .7). 2. balloon valve according to claim 1, characterized in that that the protruding arm (3) is an elongated grove (3A), which, even with a solid arm (3), has sufficient elasticity that the outer part of the arm can be moved away from the valve body without the valve body being destroyed. 3. balloon valve according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the Außenent ^ il of the protruding arm? (3) has an elongated head (3B), which on the one hand is provided with an upper back (30) as a guide edge for gripping and guiding the thickened ring (Ak) of the balloon mouth along its upper edge to an inner edge (3 "D) of the hook and on the other hand is designed such that the balloon neck is held outwardly from the valve body and stretched so that the seal between the neck and the valve body is broken if the balloon neck is improperly pushed over "len 'irm (3). 4. Bnllonventil according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that a shell-shaped! Ge nozzle lath (5) is provided, which ir the valve body freely displaceable int and which has a lower hollow attachment (f>) , at the bottom end of the tigern a ring (7) is attached, the nozzle plate and de " - 3 - 10 9 8 34/0250 V-. "- ■ -. ', BAD ORIGINAI, / fO Hollow attachment in the valve body are arranged and designed so that gas between the. "DMTonplatte u ^ d den ^ entilkörprr and through the Hohlanpat.?; ■ (^) or in the opposite direction through trτ hon k ^p nn. 5. Balloon valve according to claim A, c ^ rjurch re> ^ r: n ^ eiohnet that on the valve body an upper Kar.nsteil M °) is provided, which a circular "ife ^Tr " n tiiviapre or an oscillating blade (13) au ^ - '/ eint, and ⁿ in dan ooh ^ / in ^ ·· blptt (13) ring-shaped surrounding, upwardly extending collar (1? A) air protection of the Gchvinf-hla ttes from improper handling by a child provided i ^ t 6. balloon valve according to one of the Anst) rüc ^v : e 1 to.5, characterized in that der.zweite un ^ outer part (2) of the valve body has wedges or other approaches (8), which keilförrire Futunken (9) for the Secure the valve by wrapping and wedging a piece of string or other fiber material in which the wedges and grooves are appropriately designed. 7. balloon valve according to one of claims -t to 6, characterized in that the valve body between its ends forms a constriction (10) which holds and receives the thickened ring (<1A) of the balloon on the outside and the extension (6) on the inside Nozzle plate (^) picks up and guides. 109 83 4/0250 A4 8. balloon valve according to one of claims 4 to 7, äa durcV rekemißeiohn ¹ ? That a part of the valve body pointing upwards is designed as a seat for the bowl-shaped nozzle plate ( ^r 0) in such a way that the outer area of its underside can be pressed against the seat formed from the aln Imerkegel in a sealing manner . 9. balloon valve according to one of claims 4 to 8, characterized marked that a dog piece (14) is provided ir-t, which is detachable on the lower part (2) of the 'valve body "is attached. 10 * balloon valve according to one of the ¹ claims. 4 to 9, characterized pe ^ ZEMI characterized in that, the nozzle plate (5) has an average bolzemrtiges centerpiece (6 ') which
extends downward beyond the ring (7). 11. Balloon reed according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that a separate ring (11) for engaging over the neck (4). of the balloon above the
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