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    USO06164330A, United States Patent 119) (ul) Patent Number: 6,164,330 Lara-Castro \45] Date of Patent: [54] VALVE HAVING A FLOW BLOCKING [56] References Cited BOTARS BODY, U.S, PATENT DOCUMENTS [76] ventor: Manvel Lara-Casto, Av. Fuentes del 2196219 41940 Madden 2suinis Valle #648 Ote, Colonia Fuentes dl Liog2o4 7108 Woods Byers ee2013 91089 Rea 1ST Garcia, Nuevo Leén, Mexico Primary Examiner—John Fox Attorney, Agent, or Firm —Abelman, rayne & Schwab [21] Appl. No. 09/416,287 [57] ABSTRACT [22] Filed: Oct. 12, 1999 Avalve having a flow blocking rotary system comprising: a main body divided in two body sections «rotary dosing [Sl] Int. CL” FI6K 3/26 body to regulate or interrupt the flow of fluid, located between the 0 body sections and locking means 1 prevent amused 37/02831; 25199 thatam unauthorized person could change the Bow rate set for the valve, and by which the rotary dosing body may be fet ata desired postion to regulate the flow of fi [58] Fleld of Search 131/625.31, 625.46, (89, 113 9 Claims, 2 Drawing Sheets 6,164,330 Sheet 1 of 2 Dec. 26, 2000 U.S. Patent 19/4 U.S. Patent Dec. 26, 2000 Sheet 2 of 2 6,164,330 6,164,330 1 VALVE HAVING A FLOW BLOCKING ROTARY BODY BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION A, Field of the Invention ‘This invention relates to valves for the control of the flow of fluids (liquids, eases, etc.) and more particularly to a valve having a flow blocking rotary body. B. Description of the Related Art ‘Valves are mechanical devices for the control ofthe flow ‘orpressure of the fluids ina pipeline or between components ‘of a machine. They may be automatic, such as those oper- ated by pressure against a spring behind it, or non-automatic, ‘such as a stop-cock operated by turning a wheel ‘The typical complete valve consists of an actuator and a valve body. The body is a pressure tight ting that contains variable orifice through which the liquid passes by, and an, actuator, which provides the power to move a plug or balile to vary the flow area of the orifice, The motion of the ‘operator is transmitted through a stuffing box or bellows seal in the body wall to move the valve plug. ‘The most common types of valve designs are the butterily valve, diaphragm valve and the sliding-stem body valve ‘The butterfly valve comprises a valve body having a plug. disc rotary mounted on a shalt passing diametrically ough said dise, changing from an open to a closed state by rotating ‘said plug disc over its own axis. This type of valve has the advantage that it is economical in lange sizes and can be rubber lined to provide tight shutoll; however it is not suitable for fluids at a high pressures mainly because the plug dise has a tendency to rotate when a high pressure is, applied to the plug disc, causing the valve to open at an undesired rate ‘The diaphragm valve comprises «main body having an orifice including an elastic diaphragm which is pushed against the orifice by an actuator in order to intecrupt the flow trough the orifice. The diaphragm can be made of many

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