Abstract: In a flow rate control valve, a valve seat includes an annular base part and an annular seal part provided on the inner periphery thereof. A body includes a contact surface with which an end of the base part in the axial direction contacts and a press-fit surface against which the outer peripheral surface of the base part is press-fitted. The seal part includes: a seat surface at an end on an opposite side to the contact surface in the axial direction to contact a valve element to seal between the valve seat and the valve element in a valve closed state; and a valve-seat-to-body sealing portion protruding toward the contact surface more than the base part at an end on the side of the contact surface in the axial direction and contacting the contact surface to seal between the valve seat and the body.

Abstract: A method of servicing a trim cartridge assembly for a valve assembly. The method includes cutting a portion of a bonnet of a trim cartridge assembly and separating the bonnet from a cage of the trim cartridge assembly. The method also includes removing at least one of a retaining ring, a remaining portion of the bonnet, and a spiral wound gasket. The method still further includes replacing the remaining portion of the bonnet with a spacer of a trim cartridge repair kit and disposing a replacement flat sheet gasket of the trim cartridge repair kit at a first end of the spacer. The method also includes disposing a replacement spiral wound gasket of the trim cartridge repair kit at a second end of the spacer opposite the first end of the spacer.

Abstract: A globe valve (e.g. Flow-To-Open valve) can include an inlet opening with a circular shaped opening cross section defining a valve axis, a globe valve member movable in a vertical direction transversely to the valve axis and connectable, via a valve rod, to an actuator for actuating the globe valve member, and a passage opening with a circular-shaped passage opening cross section. The globe valve member closes the passage opening at a lowest actuating position, in the vertical direction, and a flow channel extending from the inlet opening to the passage opening defines a flow cross section. The surface size of the flow cross section decreases in a first section from the inlet opening, in a flow direction, to a transition point. The flow cross section, in the first section, is continuously oval shaped and the first section of the flow channel is continuously inclined downwards in the vertical direction.

Abstract: A valve body having a ring of dissimilar material and a method of forming the valve body are described. The valve body includes an inlet, an outlet and a ring of dissimilar material. The method includes forming a valve core, splitting the valve core, placing a metal ring of dissimilar material between two pieces of the valve core, casting a valve body around the valve core, and fusing the metal ring to the valve body.

Abstract: Control valves including valve trim having relative movement between the bonnet and the cage. A control valve includes a valve body including an inlet, an outlet, and a flow passage connecting the inlet and the outlet. The control valve includes a cage disposed in the flow passage. The control valve includes a control element disposed in the flow passage and shiftable between a first position and a second position. The control valve includes a bonnet securable to the valve body and disposed adjacent the cage. The bonnet is adapted to receive a portion of the cage. The control valve includes a coupling formed between the bonnet and the cage that allows movement between the bonnet and the cage.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a multiple use threaded fastener having a plurality of redundant locking features. The fastener includes a threaded hollow lock bolt having a tapered internal wall constructed to threadingly engage a threaded aperture in a housing. A threaded lock stud having a tapered external wall is constructed to fit at least partially within the hollow lock bolt and threadingly engage the threaded aperture of the housing and engage the tapered wall of the hollow lock bolt.

Abstract: A seal used in a valve includes a ring-shaped cartridge. The cartridge has a first portion and a second portion. The first and second portions hold a sealing portion, and the first and second portions have respective first and second curved surfaces adjacent to a sealing surface of the sealing portion. Radii of curvature of the curved surfaces enable an initial point of contact between a flow control member and the cartridge to be on the sealing surface when the flow control member moves to a closed position.

Abstract: A fluid control electromagnetic valve includes a fixed core, a movable valving element, a resin body, a valve seat member, a first sealing member, and a second sealing member. The valve seat member is formed from a material having a smaller linear expansion coefficient than the resin body. The first sealing member is accommodated in the resin body in an elastic compression state to seal a fluid passage and is positioned around the fixed core. The second sealing member is accommodated in the resin body in an elastic compression state to seal the fluid passage. The valve seat member is clamped between the second sealing member and the first sealing member in an axial direction. Elastic restoring force applied by the second sealing member to the valve seat member is larger than elastic restoring force applied by the first sealing member to the valve seat member.

Abstract: A riser recoil valve for use with a tensioning system of a drilling rig to control a riser recoil event with a choke spool housing with a hydraulic tank fluid port, a spool retainer port, an actuator opening with a rotation limiting keyway and a choke spool disposed within the choke spool housing. An actuator system with a cover, electrical and directional connections is connected and retains the choke spool housing which is further retained within the choke spool housing by a retaining spool which has an orifice for hydraulic fluid. The choke spool is connected to the choke spool housing by bearing surfaces on the choke spool and the choke spool housing. The choke spool is comprised of an outer spool and a rotatable inner spool, both containing a plurality of bidirectional flow holes. The rotatable inner spool has a shaft which contains pressure neutralization holes.

Abstract: A choke assembly tensioner system for use with a tensioning system of a drilling rig to control a riser recoil event with a choke spool housing with a hydraulic tank fluid port, a spool retainer port, an actuator opening with a rotation limiting keyway and a choke spool disposed within the choke spool housing. An actuator system with a cover, electrical and directional connections is connected and retains the choke spool housing which is further retained within the choke spool housing by a retaining spool which has an orifice for hydraulic fluid. The choke spool is connected to the choke spool housing by bearing surfaces on the choke spool and the choke spool housing. The choke spool is comprised of an outer spool and a rotatable inner spool, both containing a plurality of bidirectional flow holes. The rotatable inner spool has a shaft which contains pressure neutralization holes.

Abstract: A valve module for removable installation inside the outer case of a sprinkler after removal of a riser with a nozzle turret normally mounted for reciprocation within the case. The module includes an upper valve support housing and a lower support basket removably connected to the valve support housing. A valve member is vertically reciprocable within the valve support housing to engage and disengage a valve seat in the support basket. The support basket is loosely connected to the valve support housing so that the valve seat can reciprocate relative to the valve support housing.

Abstract: Provided are a solenoid valve which is configured such that the valve body is not deformed when a retainer is mounted and which can be easily assembled, and a method of manufacturing the solenoid valve. A solenoid valve is provided with a valve body inside which a spool is provided so as to move in an axial direction, a solenoid section which is mounted to one end of the valve body in the axial direction thereof, and a retainer which is mounted to the other end of the valve body in the axial direction thereof. The retainer is fixed by a staking section which is provided to an end of the valve body in the axial direction thereof and staked in the axial direction.

Abstract: A valve is disclosed and can include a valve body having a central bore for passage of fluid there through and a longitudinal axis. The valve can also include a seal installed within the valve body along the central bore. The seal can include a first seal member having an annular ring portion and a hub portion extending from the annular ring portion. The seal can also include a second seal member including an annular ring configured to engage a distal end of the hub portion and create a sealing engagement between the hub portion and the annular ring when a compressive force is applied to the first and the second seal members.

Abstract: A triple offset butterfly valve includes a valve body defining a valve orifice and a valve member rotatably mounted in the valve orifice. The valve member includes a disc element detachably mounted to a mounting plate; the valve member being mounted to a rotatable axle which extends between the disc element and mounting plane thereof. The valve body has an annular valve seat against which the disc element of the valve member seals when the valve is closed. In use, when the valve components become worn, the disc element of the valve member can easily be removed as a complete unit and replaced. In this manner, the need for a removable seal on the valve member is avoided, which reduces the number of potential leak paths as compared to known butterfly valves.

Abstract: A seal assembly in a rotary ball valve is installable and replaceable through a bonnet opening in a valve body of the rotary ball valve. The seal assembly includes an anchor ring located in an internal recess in the valve body and one or more seal assembly components, such as a flexible seal member, a seal carrier, a seal retainer, and a rigid seal ring, are secured to the anchor ring.

Abstract: A bi-directional pressure relief valve for a plate fin heat exchanger including an elongated heat exchanger tube having ends and a channel for the flow of a fluid from one end of the tube to the opposite end and a bi-directional reed valve positioned within the channel. The reed valve allows fluid to flow within the channel in either direction when a pressure differential across the reed valve is sufficient to urge the reed valve to an open position, thereby enabling the heat exchanger to be used independent of the direction of fluid flow through the heat exchanger.

Abstract: A gate valve includes a valve body having a cylindrical passage defining a flow path through the valve, a gate for controlling fluid flow through the valve and a replaceable wear-resistant flow-path liner for in the flow path. The flow-path liner includes a plurality of replaceable wear-resistant inserts, including wear sleeves lining ports of the valve body, valve seats and a gate insert for a flow path bore through the gate. Each replaceable valve seat has a wiper ring for cleaning the gate when it opens and closes. By regularly inspecting and replacing worn-out inserts, the service life of the gate valve can be prolonged and the expense associated with replacing or rebuilding the valve body is avoided.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for a diaphragm valve includes a valve body having a chamber in fluid communication with a first channel and a second channel. A diaphragm is disposed in the chamber, and a tapered seat member is at least partially disposed in the first channel. A sleeve is compressively disposed in the seat member between the seat member and the first channel to maintain a fluid tight seal between the seat member and the first channel. A valve member is movable to controllably urge the diaphragm into and out of engagement with the seat member to control flow of fluid between the first the first and second channel.

Abstract: A multiple piece valve plug insert is disclosed. The valve plug insert has an insert body and an insert cover. The valve plug insert may be used with a valve having a valve seat and a valve plug that is movable into and out of sealing engagement with the valve seat. The valve plug insert along with a valve plug body comprise the valve plug.

Abstract: A valve comprises a valve seat and a movable diaphragm. The valve seat defines a fluid orifice and is formed at least partially of polybenzimidazole. The diaphragm is sized and configured to bear against the fluid orifice to substantially block fluid flow through the orifice. The valve is advantageously used in a hot zone of a semiconductor processing system.

Abstract: A gate valve includes a valve body having a cylindrical passage defining a flow path through the valve, a gate for controlling fluid flow through the valve and a replaceable wear-resistant flow-path liner for in the flow path. The flow-path liner includes a plurality of replaceable wear-resistant inserts, including wear sleeves lining ports of the valve body, valve seats and a gate insert for a flow path bore through the gate. Each replaceable valve seat has a wiper ring for cleaning the gate when it opens and closes. By regularly inspecting and replacing worn-out inserts, the service life of the gate valve can be prolonged and the expense associated with replacing or rebuilding the valve body is avoided.

Abstract: A gate valve includes a valve body having a cylindrical passage defining a flow path through the valve, a gate for controlling fluid flow through the valve and a replaceable wear-resistant flow-path liner for in the flow path. The flow-path liner includes a plurality of replaceable wear-resistant inserts, including wear sleeves lining ports of the valve body, valve seats and a gate insert for a flow path bore through the gate. Each replaceable valve seat has a wiper ring for cleaning the gate when it opens and closes. By regularly inspecting and replacing worn-out inserts, the service life of the gate valve can be prolonged and the expense associated with replacing or rebuilding the valve body is avoided.

Abstract: A reduced component wear valve is comprised of a valve body having a passage therethrough and a disc attached to a rotatable shafts. The disc is utilized with a seal forming a gap between the disc and the seal proximate to the rotational axis of the disc. When the disc is in the open position, the seal major axis is greater then the disc diameter and they do not touch. As the disc rotates to near closure, the disc perimeter engages the minor axis of the seal (which is smaller than the disc diameter), and the disc stretches the seal in the minor axis direction thus decreasing the major axis such that the gap is closed. The seal can be preformed in an elliptical shape or it can be formed into an elliptical shape by a retaining mechanism. The seal may be a single-piece or a multi-piece assembly press-fit into the valve body. Zero or light disc to seal contact during the majority of the valve disc rotation minimizes valve seal wear and rotational friction.

Abstract: A valve accommodating hole (11), and each of a supply port (20), discharge ports (21 and 22), and output ports (23 and 24) connected to the valve accommodating hole are formed in a valve casing (15), and a valve shaft (12) is attached to the valve accommodating hole (11) so as to be reciprocable in the axial direction. Circular rubber elastic valve elements (51 and 52) are attached to the valve shaft (12) and used for switching between a communication state where either one of the elastic valve elements is spaced away from an inner peripheral sealing surface of the valve accommodating hole (11) such that the supply port (20) and the respective output port (23 or 24) communicate with each other and a shut-off state where either one of the elastic valve elements comes in contact with the inner peripheral sealing surface such that the communication is shut off.

Abstract: A double diaphragm pump including an air manifold, two air chambers to either side of the air manifold, two pump chambers to either side of the air chambers and diaphragms extending between the air chambers and pump chambers are stacked together in horizontal assembly. Intake and discharge manifolds span this distance to intake and exhaust ports associated with the pump chambers. One-way valves having valve bodies with passages therethrough are arranged between the manifolds and the pump chambers. The valve bodies have inlet mounting surfaces and outlet mounting surfaces with circular attachment flanges radially extending from these mounting surfaces. The circular attachment flanges each define a central axis which on each valve body are parallel and laterally displaced from one another. Concavities extend inwardly from the valve bodies from the inlet and outlet mounting surfaces.

Abstract: An actuator unit including a step-up which varies over an adjustment path, between a control motor and a wheel connected to the throttle body in a manner fixed against relative rotation offers the advantage that in certain positions of the throttle body, the required increased torque can also be brought to bear by a relatively low-torque control motor. The actuator unit is intended in particular for internal combustion engines for motor vehicles.

Abstract: A repairable pressure relief valve having a valve body that forms an internal fluted surface provides improved field repairability. The internal, fluted surface is adapted to mate with a removal tool. A valve assembly is slidably mounted in the valve housing and slides under excess pressure to vent vapor from a vessel, such as a tank. The valve body has a first seating surface for mating with a second seating surface on the valve assembly when the valve plug is in the closed position. The relief valve has a seal for sealing an interface between the valve plug and the housing and a removable cap mounted proximate to the valve plug for mechanically supporting the seal. The cap can be removed and the seal can be replaced without extensive disassembly of the valve, thereby eliminating the requirement of re-calibration after a repair has been made.

Abstract: The valve with an improved junk ring structure is composed of a main body, a valve disk, a washer and a junk ring. The main body has on one side thereof a stepped surface of which the outermost end has a screw thread portion on the inner wall thereof, the main body has on an inner wall thereof a protrusion. An upper and a lower pivotally connecting block are provided on the valve disk, and are movably connected by an axle provided on the main body. The junk ring has on the outer wall of the periphery thereof a screw thread portion mating with the screw thread portion of the main body. The washer is placed between the main body and the junk ring.

Abstract: A pressure relief valve has a gasketed main body fastened to a vessel wall adjacent to a vent port, the body having a recess surrounding the port which receives a plastic insert removably coupled to the body by a retaining ring fastened to the main body. The insert defines a passage communicating with the port and a valve seat engageable by a seal assembly for closing the valve. The seal assembly includes an annular retainer for a seal O-ring and a plug receivable through the retainer and into a socket in a valve stem, which is spring-biased against the retainer and is guided in a guide assembly removably mounted on the main body. The insert is formed of plastic and the retainer and plug may also be formed of plastic and can be readily field-removable by simply unbolting the housing from the vessel and unfastening the retaining ring. The guide and bias assemblies need not be disassembled.

Abstract: A cylindrically curved rectangular face seal is provided for a cross-ported barrel type rotary valve member. The seal has a central flow orifice therethrough with an annular raised rib formed about the orifice and extending in a radial direction from the concave inner face of the seal. The opposite edges of the seal extending in an axial direction each have a notch or rib thereon for axial sliding engagement in grooves provided in the valve body. The annular rib about the orifice accommodates dimensional variation in the valve parts to ensure a rotary sliding seal on the rotary valve member.

Abstract: A circular body, having a throughgoing orifice, an externally threaded periphery, and a pair of stepped recesses, defines a valve seat for a reciprocating piston. A retaining ring is made fast in one of the recesses, and a seal which contracts upon cooling to the ambient, after having been exposed to elevated temperatures, is set in the other recess. The seal is formed of a composite of plastic in which are dispersed carbon fibers to render the seal resistant to creep. A housing having a pair of chambers formed therein has the orificed body and piston interposed between the chambers for valvingly controlling inter-chamber communication.

Abstract: A quick disconnect coupler for releasably coupling pipes which incorporates a valve assembly including a valve sleeve, a ring surrounding the sleeve, a spring for resiliently urging the ring relative to the sleeve and a valve seat carried by the ring, which valve assembly may be inserted within a principal member of a female element of the connector and be frictionally retained therein until being mechanically retained by a rear member selectively insertable within the principal member.

Abstract: A gas metering valve is provided for selectively providing a series of different calibrated gas flow rates. The valve includes a valve body having a gas inlet, a gas outlet, a chamber situated between the gas inlet and gas outlet. The valve also includes a metering element located in the chamber. The metering element is formed to include a plurality of passageways for permitting gas flow from the gas inlet to the gas outlet. The metering element is movable relative to the valve body to position a selected passageway in communication with the gas inlet. The valve further includes a seal apparatus including a sealing disk in sliding contact with the metering element. The sealing disk has an aperture formed therethrough aligned with the gas inlet for sealing said chamber against the transmission of gas therethrough except when the metering element is oriented with the selected passageway in registry with the aperture in the sealing disk.

Abstract: A vessel including an emptying means which comprises a valve housing means integral with and fixed to the vessel; a valve body means removably mounted to the valve housing means; a means for sealing the valve body means to the valve housing means; and a valve means which functions to commence and halt the flow of materials from the vessel through the valve housing means and through the valve body means. The valve body means functions to hold, align and contain the valve means. The means for sealing also functions to inhibit and prevent the accumulation and retention of contamination from materials flowing from the vessel through the valve housing means and the valve body means past and in direct contact with the means for sealing. The invention also ensures that the egress point from the vessel is maintained at about the same temperature as that of the interior of the vessel. Suitable valve means include poppet valve means, flush valve means, ram valve means and ball valve means.

Abstract: A valve seat for a ball valve of a positive displacement pump for producing fluid from a subsurface formation wherein the valve seat is provided by a valve assembly having a non-corrosive hollow metallic housing therein which may have an internal radial groove therein, the metallic housing having an elastomeric material forming a bonded insert which has an aperture therethrough and a chamfered face for seating the ball of the ball valve in sealing engagement with said bonded insert.

Abstract: A quick disconnect coupler includes a seal retaining member movably mounted in a coupler housing. A sealing washer biases the retaining member toward first position, and an annular seal is mounted in the retaining member. This annular seal defines both axial and radial sealing surfaces, and it is configured to transmit sufficient force to the seal retaining member to move the seal retaining member to a rearward position in response to a first, larger diameter plug bearing on the axial sealing surface, and to form a radial seal around a second, smaller diameter plug.

Abstract: Ball valve for fluids, with sealing seat comprising rings, disposed between the spherical surface of the valve and the interior of the valve body, composed of rings formed of superimposed layers of plates of graphite alternating with plates of stainless steel sheet, the whole being contained in a casing of metal sheet covering the outer sides of the seat, except the one in contact with the spherical sealing surface.

Abstract: A quick disconnect coupler includes a seal retaining member movably in a coupler housing. A sealing washer biases the retaining member toward first position, and an annular seal is mounted in the retaining member. This annular seal defines both axial and radial sealing surfaces, and it is configured to transmit sufficient force to the seal retaining member to move the seal retaining member to a rearward position in response to a first, larger diameter plug bearing on the axial sealing surface, and to form a radial seal around a second, smaller diameter plug.

Abstract: A quick disconnect coupler includes an annular seal which is mounted in a fixed axial position to the housing of the coupler and which defines three sealing surfaces axially separated along the length of the coupler. The three sealing surfaces are configured and positioned to seal against three types of commonly used coupler plugs. In this way, an axially fixed seal reliably seals against all three coupler plugs. In one embodiment the seal defines a tiltable portion which is surrounded by a retainer ring and is free to tilt in the housing to follow tilting movement of a plug in the coupler.

Abstract: A vessel including an emptying means which comprises a valve housing means integral with and fixed to the vessel; a valve body means removably mounted to the valve housing means; a means for sealing the valve body means to the valve housing means; and a valve means which functions to commence and halt the flow of materials from the vessel through the valve housing means and through the valve body means. The valve body means functioning to hold, align and contain the valve means.The means for sealing also functions to inhibit and prevent the accumulation and retention of contamination from materials flowing from the vessel through the valve housing means and the valve body means past and in direct contact with the means for sealing.

Abstract: A mixing faucet for hot and cold water including a cartridge 40 which contains a fixed valve plate 32 and a movable valve plate 23, both constructed of hard ceramic material, and both constructed to control the proportion of mixing and the flow that comes out of the faucet. In this faucet, the part 25 of the cartridge that has the seat for the fixed valve plate 32 constitutes an element which is separate from the cover 16 of the cartridge. It is mounted in the cover 16 for sealed axial movement and is arranged so that sealed flow can occur from a part of the cavity of the body of the faucet that has a reduced section and in which one of the supply pipes 2 is connected. The seat 25 for the valve plate has some projections 30 which can interact in the passage apertures 32a to laterally affix the plate 32. The cartridge has an annular ring 34 which has some upper teeth 35 that engage with corresponding recesses 33 present peripherally on the work face of the fixed valve plate.

Abstract: A retainer ring holds parts of a socket assembly against relative movement. The retainer ring is disposed in an outwardly facing groove in a first socket part and an inwardly facing groove in a second socket part. A resilient seal ring is compressed between surfaces on the socket parts to press side surfaces of the grooves against surface areas on opposite sides of the retainer ring. When the socket parts are to be assembled, the retainer ring is telescopically positioned on the end of the first socket part. The second socket part is pressed against the retainer ring to move the retainer ring toward the outwardly facing groove along a flaring surface which expands the retainer ring. The retainer ring is pushed into an outwardly facing groove in the first socket part by the second socket part. When the retainer ring is in the groove in the first socket part, the retainer ring cooperates with the grooves in the two socket parts to hold them in their telescopic relationship.

Abstract: A letdown valve for slurries under pressure is provided with a throttle 13 inside a housing 15 with interposed lubricant sealer and grooves 16 to accommodate any excess lubricant sealer. The throttle body 13 is held in place by a retaining ring 17 which is welded in position.

Abstract: An eccentric plug valve and method for assembly wherein the valve utilizes a replaceable valve seat which is placed against a gasket held in a groove about a rim of a valve opening within the valve body and the valve seat is held in position by means to fasten one side of the insert to the valve body and by a groove in the bottom of the valve cavity and a cam ledge on a valve cover which engage the bottom and top edges of the insert, respectively.

Abstract: A pipe fitting capable of minimizing flow resistance, decreasing force required for connection and preventing leakage of fluid therethrough. An operating sleeve slidably mounted on a main member of a socket body is forcedly thrusted and a connecting member of a connecting plug is fitted in an internal passage of the main member while pushing away balls fitted in the main member, so that the connecting member forcedly pushes an on-off valve arranged in the main member to pivotally move it for opening it. Releasing of the operating sleeve from its thrusted position causes the balls to be fitted in an annular groove of the connecting plug, to thereby accomplish connection between the socket body and the connecting plug.

Abstract: A valve seat having a tubular valve seat wall portion that extends about a frusto-conical valve member that moves longitudinally into the valve seat to close a valve in which the seat and valve member are included. Coaxial openings are formed through the valve seat wall portion to provide for passage of fluids through the valve and at least one longitudinally extending groove is formed in the inner surface of the valve seat wall portion, to extend the length thereof, between the openings. A second groove can be formed in the inner surface of the wall portion opposite the first groove or, alternatively, a cut can be formed through the wall portion opposite the first groove. The valve seat can be locked against rotation by making the wall portion thereof square or providing the wall portion with an anti-rotation tab at one end of the wall portion or a notch formed through a flange at one end of the wall portion.

Abstract: A piloted check valve includes a closure that is pressure balanced to relieve pressure on non-metallic seat when valve is closed against high pressure differential. The closure includes a disc having a stem moving in a sealed chamber communicating through the stem and disc with the interior of the valve seat opening. The chamber is provided by a cylindrical wall received in a socket in the valve body. The closure disc has a lip engaging the seat, the lip I.D. being about equal to that of the seat opening and the valve stem.

Abstract: A ball check valve assembly for chemical pumps. A fluid conduit terminates at a first surface in a port of circular cross section. Within the conduit, an O ring seat is aligned with the port; an elastomeric O ring is positioned in the seat. Spacer means, radially outward of the O ring seat, extends generally away from the port and has a dimension adjacent the O ring seat greater than the cross sectional diameter of the O ring when unstressed. O ring capture means spaced from the O ring seat limits travel of the O ring away from the port, and provides a central aperture for the valve ball, which has a diameter greater than that of the port. The O ring has an ID less than the diameter of the ball and an OD greater than the diameter of the aperture; the spacer means ID is at least about 1/2% greater than the OD of the O ring.

Abstract: An improved gate valve for effective sealing regardless of the pressure of the fluid of the conduit to which the valve is attached. The gate valve comprises a body (20) having opposing upstream and downstream sides (46, 44). Each side has a conduit-joining surface (72, 73) formed thereon. The body is configured for connection between two axially aligned conduits (24, 25) with each conduit-joining surface abutted against the end of an associated conduit. A resilient liner (27) is attached to the body between the valve gate (32) and the body (20). The liner also covers the portion of the body that defines the port. The liner includes a sealing surface (60) formed thereon. The sealing surface is configured for sealing contact with the portion of the edge surface of the gate that resides within the body when the gate is in the closed position. The gate valve also includes at least one seal ring (62) positioned against the body at the periphery of the port on one side of the gate.

Abstract: A valve to control abrasive fluids under high pressure has a plastic seat. A circular ridge peripherally formed on the valve cartridge sealingly engages the seat. A means is provided within the valve cartridge to support the seat axially and radially. The diameter and taper of the poppet match those of a mating recess in the seat.