Valve disc assembly with bypass holes for fluid flow control devices
A control device, fluid flow technology, applied in fluid pressure control, non-electric variable control, valve device, etc., can solve problems affecting the expected operation of the device, etc.
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[0013] The present disclosure relates to a disc assembly and a fluid flow control device incorporating the disc assembly, wherein the disc assembly is designed and configured to minimize and / or eliminate pressure build-up in the disc holder behind the disc member . An aspect of the disc assembly described below achieves this effect by providing the disc holder with a fluid passage (eg, a relief hole) in communication with the rear of the disc member. So configured, any pressure build up behind the valve disc can be released from the fluid passage without dislodging the valve disc member from its intended position relative to the valve disc holder.
[0014] Referring now to the accompanying drawings, image 3 A gas regulator 100 constructed in accordance with one example of the present disclosure is described. Gas regulator 100 generally includes an actuator 102 and a regulator valve 104 . Regulator valve 104 includes an inlet 106 for receiving gas from, for example, a gas d...
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