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Step valve for fluids, characterized by being constituted by a base sleeve, with its ends conditioned to receive those of the circuit in which it must be interposed, which is traversed in a convenient sense by another of dimensions adjusted to its own, which presents on diametrically opposed areas facing the respective segments that determine on the first two openings, between which, as well as on both ends of the sleeve itself, has these internal coaxial annular projections and of equal section with their corresponding tightly housed gaskets, through which a rod is disposed, the valve itself, which, with drive heads projecting from both ends of the sleeve that houses it, has a central area provided with holes that pass through it, which is capable of being displaced completely with respect to a of the faces of the central sealing gasket and only partially towards the uesta, remaining on horseback on said board, giving rise, respectively, to the positions of obturation and free passage of the valve. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
ES0082542U1960-07-271960-07-27
Flow valve for fluids
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Device for improving the performance of internal combustiĆ³n engines and valves that allow their application. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)