Abstract: A device for controlling a flow of a fluid includes a flow path having an inflow port and an outflow port; a valve body in the flow path between the inflow port and the outflow port; a valve seat on which the valve body can be seated; an elastic member for urging the valve seat or the valve body in a direction of approaching or separating the valve body to or from the valve seat; and a working fluid chamber that expands or contracts in the direction of separating or approaching the valve body from or to the valve seat by feeding or discharging a working fluid, wherein a part of the valve body is on an extension of a linear flow path central axis on the inflow port side across the valve body and the valve seat, and on an extension of a linear flow path central axis on the outflow port side, and wherein the valve seat or the valve body is displaceable in an axial direction of the linear flow path center axis on the inflow port side and the linear flow path central axis on the outflow port side.

Abstract: A resin pipe joint (1, 11) includes a tubular joint body portion (2, 12) defining an internal flow path (P) the internal flow path being configured to allow a fluid to flow therein; and two or more welding end portions (3-3c, 13a, 13b) respectively provided at two or more opening portions (A1-A3) of the internal flow path (P), each of the welding end portions being configured to be welded to an abutting welding end portion of other resin piping member, wherein the internal flow path (P) comprises: one of a branched point (Bp) that branches the internal flow path (P) into two or more portions; a curved point (Cp) that bends the internal flow path (P); and an internal diameter transition point (Tp) that changes an internal diameter of the internal flow path, in mid-way of the internal flow path, and wherein a length (Lh) from the branched point (Bp), the curved point (Cp) or the inner diameter transition point (Tp) to an end face of the welding end portion (3-3c, 13a, 13b) is shorter than half of a straight dis

Abstract: A resin pipe joint includes a tubular joint body portion having an internal flow path (P) for allowing a fluid to flow therein; and two or more welding end portions, which are respectively provided at two or more opening portions of the internal flow path (P), and which are configured to be welded while being butted against end portions of other resin tube members or end portions of other resin pipe joints. The flow path cross-sectional area of the internal flow path (P) in the joint body portion is constant, at least in portions that are adjacent to the welding end portions and whose outer diameters are straight.

Abstract: A resin pipe joint (1, 11) includes a tubular joint body portion (2, 12) defining an internal flow path (P) the internal flow path being configured to allow a fluid to flow therein; and two or more welding end portions (3-3c, 13a, 13b) respectively provided at two or more opening portions (A1-A3) of the internal flow path (P), each of the welding end portions being configured to be welded to an abutting welding end portion of other resin piping member, wherein the internal flow path (P) comprises: one of a branched point (Bp) that branches the internal flow path (P) into two or more portions; a curved point (Cp) that bends the internal flow path (P); and an internal diameter transition point (Tp) that changes an internal diameter of the internal flow path, in mid-way of the internal flow path, and wherein a length (Lh) from the branched point (Bp), the curved point (Cp) or the inner diameter transition point (Tp) to an end face of the welding end portion (3-3c, 13a, 13b) is shorter than half of a straight dis

Abstract: This invention relates to a resin pipe joint (1, 11, 21), which includes: a tubular joint body portion (2, 12, 22) having an internal flow path (P) for allowing a fluid to flow therein; and two or more welding end portions (3a-3c, 13a, 13b, 23a, 23b) which are respectively provided at two or more opening portions of the internal flow path (P) and which are welded while being butted against end portions of other resin tube members or end portions of other resin pipe joints, wherein the flow path cross-sectional area of the internal flow path (P) in the joint body portion (2, 12, 22) is constant at least in portions which are adjacent to the welding end portions (3a-3c, 13a, 13b, 23a, 23b) and whose outer diameters are straight.