WO2006002478A1 - Disc pair for single handle water mixer tap - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16K—VALVES; TAPS; COCKS; ACTUATING-FLOATS; DEVICES FOR VENTING OR AERATING
- F16K47/00—Means in valves for absorbing fluid energy
- F16K47/02—Means in valves for absorbing fluid energy for preventing water-hammer or noise
- F16K47/026—Means in valves for absorbing fluid energy for preventing water-hammer or noise preventing noise in a single handle mixing valve
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16K—VALVES; TAPS; COCKS; ACTUATING-FLOATS; DEVICES FOR VENTING OR AERATING
- F16K11/00—Multiple-way valves, e.g. mixing valves; Pipe fittings incorporating such valves
- F16K11/02—Multiple-way valves, e.g. mixing valves; Pipe fittings incorporating such valves with all movable sealing faces moving as one unit
- F16K11/06—Multiple-way valves, e.g. mixing valves; Pipe fittings incorporating such valves with all movable sealing faces moving as one unit comprising only sliding valves, i.e. sliding closure elements
- F16K11/078—Multiple-way valves, e.g. mixing valves; Pipe fittings incorporating such valves with all movable sealing faces moving as one unit comprising only sliding valves, i.e. sliding closure elements with pivoted and linearly movable closure members
- F16K11/0782—Single-lever operated mixing valves with closure members having flat sealing faces
- F16K11/0787—Single-lever operated mixing valves with closure members having flat sealing faces with both the supply and the discharge passages being on the same side of the closure members
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- This invention relates in general to improvements to single handle or single lever mixer valves or taps or faucets for mixing two incoming streams of fluid from closed conduits to fo ⁇ n one stream of fluid which issues from said single handle mixer tap with a near constant desirable quality which depends ultimately on a ratio of flowrate of said two incoming streams.
- ⁇ desirable quality could be, for example, temperature of a water mixture of hot water from a hot water system and cold water from a reticulated water supply to provide a suitable bathing temperature in a shower bath or spa.
- flowrate of said water mixture is considered important enough to warrant selection and adjustment to suit individual requirements and similarly after selecting a desired temperature of said water mixture then maintaining a near constant temperature of said water mixture is also considered important.
- a further example of the convenience of said single handle mixer tap use is at the kitchen sink where said flowrate and said temperature of said water mixture are considered important for individual selection to meet requirements of use, and particularly where after selecting said suitable temperature of said water mixture there may arise the need for several different said flowrates at said selected suitable temperature.
- Said single handle mixer tap requires small physical effort for hand adjustment of said water mixture flowrate with vertical raising of said handle to increase said water mixture flowrate and vertical lowering of said handle to decrease said water mixture flowrate and during said adjustments of said water mixture flowrate said water mixture temperature remains desirably constant.
- horizontal hand movement of said single handle results in adjustment of said water mixture temperature whilst said selected water mixture flowrate remains desirably constant.
- a particular application described here for performing this invention is mixing of said flowing hot water and said flowing cold water from said water supplies in said single handle mixer tap to obtain said desirable temperature and said flowrate of said water mixture for human bathing in said shower bath or spa or at said kitchen sink or for any other purpose and where fluid dynamic mixing in said single handle mixer tap of said incoming streams of hot and cold water supplies provides said near constant temperature of said water mixture flowratc independent, of reasonable pressure changes in said hot and cold water supplies to said single handle mixer tap.
- said cold water flowrate will decrease through said cold water stop tap on said shower installation and this causes the pressure at the mixing throat of said breeching piece to decrease whereupon said flowrate through said hot water stop tap will increase and this therefore results in an increase in said shower temperature simply because said cold water flowrate has decreased and said hoi water flowrate has increased.
- Similar disturbances of said shower temperature occur for any change positive or negative in either said hot water supply pressure or said cold water supply pressure,
- said breeching piece as a mixer has an undesirable said fluid dynamic mixing effectiveness. Better mixing incorporating more effective said fluid dynamic mixing is achievable when higher fluid flow velocities are employed in the mixer apertures at the entrance to where mixing of said hot and said cold water streams occur.
- Figure 2 shows a plan view of upper face 5 of said disc 3 in engagement and co-operation with said disc 4 in which a section taken at 6 of figure 1 of said disc 4 is superimposed ( no cross hatching is shown for reason of clarity ) on top of said plan view of said disc 3 to enable explanation of said disc pair geometry as this relates to said effective fluid dynamic mixing and said fluid hammer generation and said fluid hammer prevention.
- enclosure 7 is the shape of the cold water supply port at said upper face 5 of said lower disc 3
- enclosure 8 is the shape of the hot water supply port at said upper face 5 of said lower disc 3
- enclosure 25 is the shape of the mixed water outlet port at said upper face 5 of said lower disc 3.
- Enclosure 9 is the shape of the mixing throat or passage or blind hole or pocket in said upper disc 4 at said lower surface of said upper disc 4.
- the co-planer engagement and co-operation of said upper surface 5 of said lower disc 3 and said lower surface of said upper disc 4 provides geometry of engagement co-operation and definition of cold water supply aperture 10 and hot water supply aperture 11 for said cold water supply and said hot water supply entering said mixing throat 9 in said upper disc 4.
- said single handle 12 when said single handle 12 is rotated in horozontal direction 20 or 21 said single handle 12 co-operates with said stem 16 via said screw means said stem 16 in turn co-operating with said coupling flange 17 via said pivoting means 18 also used as rot ⁇ tablc coupling means for said coupling flange 17 in turn said coupling flange 17 rotatably co-operating with said upper disc holder 19 via said sliding means also being rotatable coupling means to rotate said upper disc 4.
- Said first embodiment is further illustrated in figure 3 showing a similar arrangement of said lower disc 3 in engagement and co-operation with said upper disc 4 said upper disc 4 is shown displaced rotationally through maximum angular displacement as constrained by maximum horizontal movement of said single handle 12 in said horizontal direction 20 resulting in maximum opening of said cold water supply port 7 to said mixing throat 9 said mixing throat 9 now closed off from said hot water supply port 8 said co- ⁇ !aner engagement and co-operation of said upper surface S of said lower disc 3 and said lower surface of said upper disc 4 now providing geometry of engagement co-operation and definition of said cold water supply aperture 22 at maximum size said longitudinal centerline of said mixing throat 9 is now in direction 23 said lower disc 3 does not rotate since said lower disc 3 co-operates in fixed engagement with said cartridge 2 by notch means in said lower disc 3 engageing with tongue means integral with said cartridge 2 in turn protrusions from the base 24 of said cartridge 2 co-operate and engage with blind holes in said mixer tap body 1 thereby preventing rotation of said cartridge 2.
- Said cartridge base 24 has openings for sealing means for said cold water supply port 7 and for said hot water supply port 8 and for mixed water outlet port 25 in said lower disc 3 to seal said ports 7, 8 and 25 against the inside lower face of tap body 1 adjacent to and co-operating with said cartridge base 24 said ports 7, 8 and 25 co-operating with openings in said tap body 1 to allow said incoming streams of cold water 26 and hot water 27 and said mixed water output 28 to co-operate with said disc pair lower disc 3 and upper disc 4.
- Said first embodiment is further illustrated in figure 4 showing a similar arrangement of said lower disc 3 in engagement and co-operation with said upper disc 4 said upper disc 4 is shown displaced rotationally through maximum angular displacement as constrained by maximum horizontal movement of said single handle 12 in said horizontal direction 21 resulting in maximum opening of said hot water supply port S to said mixing throat 9 said mixing throat 9 is now closed off from said cold water supply port 7 said co-planer engagement and co-operation of said upper surface 5 of said lower disc 3 and said lower surface of said upper disc 4 now providing geometry of engagement co-operation and definition of said hot water supply aperture 29 at maximum size said longitudinal centerline of said mixing throat 9 is now in direction 30, Said fluid dynamic mixing is now explained applied to said first embodiment in accordance with said quoted reference material and said prior art by said Stewart.
- Equation 1 defines said fluid dynamic mixing mathematically modelled on said one dimensional incompressible water flow using the energy equation relating potential energy due to pressure with kinetic energy of said water flow, and using the impulse momentum principle and flow continuity for said hot and cold water flow apertures discharging into said mixing throat;
- k « is assumed pressure loss coefficient for said cold water supply between cold water supply pipe and said cold water supply aperture 10; k 5 is assumed pressure loss coefficient for mixed water flow after said mixing throat in any diffuser and in piping to and including said shower rose or spout; k, is assumed pressure loss coefficient for said mixing throat; and ki, is assumed pressure loss coefficient for said hot water supply between hot water supply pipe and said hot water supply aperture 11.
- the volume mixture ratio R of said cold to hot water that is said flowrate of cold water to said flowrate of hot water to obtain said suitable shower temperature is easily obtained since;
- Equation 1 shows said coefficients a, ⁇ , y, S, ⁇ , ⁇ to depend on said geometry parameter A and said geometry parameter B together with said pressure loss coefficients Jk w kh» kt » k B .
- Variation of A i.e. said ratio of cold water flow aperture 10 area to said mixed water throat 9 cross-sectional flow area results in the analogue solution of equation 1 by said mixing tap installation with a resultant value of v to satisfy equation 1 for each value of A.
- Equation 2 rearranged to R - ⁇ y provides a simplified relationship to arrive at said mixture ratio R for each set of values of A and v satisfying equation 1.
- Said shower temperature may then be determined for each value of R from equation 4 rearranged to;
- each value of A results in a unique shower temperature and therefore each setting of said hori-M>ntal movement of said single handle 12 and correspondingly each setting of said rotatable displacement of said first embodiment disc pair results in a unique said shower temperature.
- the ratio of said cold water aperture to said mixing throat cross-sectional flow area was taken to be A * 0.5 which is reasonable when considering use of mains pressure hot water supply and it follows that said mixing throat cross-sectional flow area is equal to said area of said cold water supply aperture plus said area of said hot water supply aperture to ensure no sudden enlargement or contraction of flow cross-sectional area for said incoming streams entering said mixing throat whose length was found by experiment to be optimally from three to live times the depth of said mixing throat.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sec ⁇ onal view taken at section 31 of figure 2 said figure 5 shows said mixing throat 9 of said upper disc 4 in engagement and co-operation with tapered tip 33 of said lower disc 3 said tapered tip 33 separating said cold water supply aperture 10 from said hot water supply aperture 11 said tapered tip 33 incorporating a tip 36 of constant width of one to two millimetres for separating and sealing purposes at said upper surface 5 of said lower disc 3 the parallel edges of said constant dp width 36 defining the aperture width 34 of said cold water supply aperture 10 and the aperture width 35 of said hot water suply aperture 11 depending on said translation displacement and said rotation displacement of said upper disc 4 of said disc pair.
- said constant tip width 36 extends from the concave arcuate inside curved sides nearest the centre of said lower disc 3 of said cold water supply port 7 and said hot water supply port 8 Io the convex arcuate outside curved sides of said cold water supply port 7 and said hot water supply port 8 said mixing throat 9 having a tapered entrance shape explained later where it engages co-operates and defines said cold water supply aperture 10 and said hot water supply aperture 11 the intersections of said arcuate sides with said tapered tip 33 have joining fillets of radius of the order of one-half millimetre to reduce stress concentrations in said lower disc 3 and also to minimise cavitation sites.
- Said tapered tip 33 shown in figure 5 of said lower disc 3 is one example of shape for controlling the intersecting jet like entry of said incoming streams of cold and hot water to facilitate said dynamic mixing upon entering said mixing throat 9, a further shape for controlling said incoming streams of cold and hot water upon entering said mixing throat 9 is the arcuate tip 37 shown in figure 6 which from considerations of laminar flow provides a smoother water flow pattern for said incoming streams, however said tapered tip 33 provides intersecting jet like trajectories for said incoming streams of cold water and hot water supplies to promote rapid mixing of said incoming streams of cold water and hot water supplies at said entrance to said mixing throat 9 said trajectories having predominant flow velocities directed towards the roof of said mixing throat 9 said roof of said mixing throat 9 having longitudinal serrations 32 as shown in figure 5 and running in said direction of longitudinal axis of said mixing throat and thus in said direction of mixed water flow in said mixing tliroat as shown in figure 7 which is a cross-sectional view taken at section 38 of figure 2 said longitudinal serration
- said defined shapes of said cold water supply aperture 10 and said hot water supply aperture 11 arc that each has two intersecting adjacent straight sides having an acute included angle and each having a third arcuate side being said arcuate inside of said coJd water and hot water supply ports 7 and 8 respectively thereby providing a progressive and complementary variation of said cold water supply aperture ⁇ 0 and hot water supply aperture 11 whereby said apertures 10 and 11 increase equally with said vertical movement of said single handle in said direction up to increase said mixed water flowratc or said apertures 10 and 11 decrease equally with said vertical movement of said single handle in said direction down to decrease said mixed water flowrate for said control of said mixed water flowrate, and with said horizontal movement of said single handle likewise providing a progressive and complementary variation of said cold waler supply aperture 10 and said hot water supply aperture 1 1 whereby a positive change to one said supply aperture is accompanied by an equal negative change to other said supply aperture thereby providing control of said mixture ratio of said cold water to said hot water thereby providing control of water mixture temperature, said engagement and cooperation of said disc pair in defining
- Water hammer generation may be analysed quantitatively and mathematically modelled for said first embodiment and for said prior art by said CICE of France and for prior art disc pair technology by Hydro Plast of Italy or for any other prior art disc pair technology for example by considering one dimensional unsteady motion of water flow in pipes upstream from said first embodiment and for simplicity without considering compressibility effects of the water because it is widely known that transmission of water hammer pressure puJses occur at die local sonic velocity in said water as a compressible medium and the objective of this analysis is to predict the likely magnitude of water pressure change due to said water hammer generation.
- the water hammer pressure P may be determined by considering the force F due to retardation of water flow during said shutoff where said water hammer pressure may be based on Newton's second law of motion and expressed by
- Equation 8 shows that for any given installation characterised by said supply pipe length L of said cross-sectional area A then said water hammer pressure change is directly proportional to shutoff flowr ⁇ te at commencement of said shutoff and inversly proportional to said shutoff time duration.
- the resulting water hammer pressure change generated with water temperature taken at 60° C as determined using equation 8 is 165 kpa or 1.65 bar or 1.65 atm or 24 psi
- said water hammer generation and prevention may be explained in relation to said tapered entrance shape of said mixing throat 9 as shown in figure 8 where said cold water supply aperture 40 has an isosceles triangular, shape as said cold water supply aperture 40 diminshes during said shutoff said shutoff flowrate is therefore a strong function of the time variation of said isosceles triangular shape of said cold water supply aperture 40
- said isosceles triangular shape of said cold water supply aperture 40 as shown in figure 8 has an included angle or vertex angle of 90° between said angled entrance sides at said entrance to said mixing throat 9 said included angle is bisected by said longitudinal axis of said mixing throat 9 said longitudinal axis is in line with axis 39 shown in figure 8 said axis 39 is in said direction of displacement of said upper disc 4 resulting from said vertical
- Equation J 2 provides a mathematical expression applicable to said first embodiment for said water hammer generation pressure P and is applicable to said cold water shutoff and to said hot water shutof ⁇ .
- said isosceles triangular shutoff aperture in practice has said one millimetre fillet radius at said vertex of said isosceles triangular shutoff aperture said one millimetre fillet radius contributing to an almost imperceptably small amplitude of said water hammer shutoff pressure generation only for the worst case of hot water only shutoff at a quickest hand speed closure of said single handle sink mixer tap said one millimetre fillet radius or smaller is necessary in the .manufacture and use of ceramic material commonly used in said disc pair technology to reduce stress concentrations and to prevent cracking of said ceramic material.
- All said prior art disc pair technology feature shallow arcuate said inside and said outside curved sides of said hot and cold water supply ports and also arcuate profiles of several shapes at said entrance to said mixing throat thereby defining said water supply apertures for said cold water and said hot water flow featuring said insides arcuate profiles and said outsider arcuate profiles said arcuate profiles on said moving disc at said shutoff inevitably results in said water hammer pressure generation at said complete shutoff.
- said mathematical explanation for said zero water hammer generation pressure at complete shutojpf is that the necessary and sufficient condition is for the first derivative with respect to time of said shutoff flowmte must be zero, it follows mathematically that at any time during said shutoff if the first derivative with respect to time of said shutoff flowrate is zero then and only then will said water hammer generation pressure be zero, it also follows mathematically that said isosceles triangular shape for said hot water supply aperture or said cold water supply aperture is not the only triangular shape resulting in said zero water hammer generation pressure at said shutoff, but any triangular shape provided that said hot Water supply aperture and said cold water supply aperture have a vertex forming the final decrements of closure of said triangular shaped apertures because then and only then will said first derivative of shutofT flowrate with respect to time be zero, for example
- Said vertex forming said final decrements of said closure of said apertures 10 and 5 H also occurs when said upper disc 4 has said rotation motion during said rotation of said single handle 12 of said figure 1 in said directions 20 and 21.
- Said vertex forming said final decrements of closure of said apertures 10 and 1 1 also occurs when said upper disc 4 has any simultaneous combination of said rotation and said translation resulting from any simultaneous combination of said rotation of said single handle 12 in 0 said directions 20 and 21 and said closure motion of said single handle 12 in said vertical downward direction 15,
- FIG. 9 is a plan view of the lower surface 41 of said upper movable disc 42 of said unmodified Hydro Plast disc pair
- the periphery of mixing throat 43 defines the shape of said mixing tliroat 43 symmetrical about the longidudinaJ axis 44
- said figure 11 is a plan view of the upper surface 45 of the stationary lower disc 46 of said unmodified Hydro Plast disc pair
- said lower disc 46 upper surface 45 incorporates a cold water supply port 47, a hot water supply port 48 and a mixed water outlet port 49 said lower disc 46 has a longitudinal axis 50.
- Said figure 10 is a plan view of the lower surface 51 of the modified upper movable disc 52 of said modified Hydro Plast disc pair, the periphery of mixing throat 53 incorporates a small said notch modification portion 54 said notch 54 has equal length sides measured on said surface 51 said notch sides intersecting with an included angle of ninety degrees said notch included angle is bisected by longitudinal axis 55 of said modified upper disc 52 said notch sides having a joining fillet of one-half to one millimetre radius said notch having a width of approximately two and one-half millimetres at the junction of said notch and said shape of said unmodified mixing throat 43 said notch 54 integral with said shape of said mixing throat 53 of said modified upper movable disc 52 therby defining in co-operation with said stationary unmodified lower disc 46 the triangular shape of cold water supply aperture 56 as shown in said figure 12 said triangular shape of said cold water supply aperture 56 defining a non-isosceles triangular shape of said cold water supply aperture 56 during the final decrements
- said second embodiment notch portion 54 of said modified Hydro Plast movable upper disc 52 after a combination of said translation and said rotation of said upper disc 52 may be located symmetrically about said longitudinal axis 50 of said unmodified Hydro Plast slationaiy lower disc 46 resulting in said equal area triangular shaped apertures for said cold water supply and said hot water supply to said mixing throat 53 and likewise during said final decrements of said closure of said equal area or said unequal area said triangular cold water and hot water supply apertures there shall be said zero water hammer pressure generation at said complete closure of said triangular shaped cold water supply aperture and said triangular shaped hot water supply aperture and likewise after further said translation and said rotation of said modified Hydro Plast upper movable disc 52 said notch portion 54 of said upper movable disc 5.2 may be open only to said hot water supply port 48 thereby forming a triangular shaped hot water supply aperture similar to said triangular shaped cold water supply aperture 56 and likewise during said final decrem
- FIG. 13 is a plan view of the lower surface 58 of said upper movable disc 59 of said unmodified CICE disc pair
- the periphery of mixing throat 60 defines the shape of said mixing throat 60 symmetrical about the longidudinal axis 61
- said figure 15 is a plan view of the upper Surface 62 of the stationary lower disc 63 of said unmodified CICE disc pair
- said lower disc 63 upper surface 62 incorporates a cold water supply port 64, a hot water supply port 65 and a mixed water outlet port 66
- said lower disc 63 has a longitudinal axis 67
- Said figure 14 is a plan view of the lower surface 68 of the modified upper movable disc 69 of said modified ClCE disc pair
- the periphery of mixing throat 70 incorporates a small said notch modification portion 71
- said notch 71 has equal length sides measured on said surface 68 said notch sides intersecting with an included angle of ninety degrees said notch
- said second embodiment notch portion 71 of said modified CICE movable upper disc 69 after a combination of said translation and said rotation of said upper disc 69 may be located symmetrically about said longitudinal axis 67 of said unmodified CICE stationary lower disc 63 resulting in said equal area triangular shaped apertures for said cold water supply and said hot water supply to said mixing throat 70 and likewise during said final decrements of said closure of said equal area or said unequal area said triangular cold water and hot water ' supply apertures there shall be said zero water hammer pressure generation at said complete closure of said triangular shaped cold water supply aperture and said triangular shaped hot water supply aperture and likewise after further said translation and said rotation of said modified CICR upper movable disc 69 said notch portion 71 of said upper movable disc 69 may be open only to said hot water supply port 65 thereby forming a triangular shaped hot water supply aperture similar to said triangular shaped cold water supply aperture 73 and likewise during said final
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