Full-automatic gate plate type risk avoiding device
A risk-avoiding device, fully automatic technology, applied in valve devices, valve operation/release devices, engine components, etc., can solve the problems of combustion, sea pollution, and high cost of supporting support
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[0024] Such as figure 1 As shown, a fully automatic gate-type safety device includes a device body 1, and the device body 1 includes a valve cover 2, a magnetic chuck 10 is arranged inside the valve cover 2, and a gate valve body 4 is connected to the bottom of the valve cover 2. The top of body 4 is provided with gear device 3, and gear device 3 is connected with hanger 9 that can move up and down. The lower part of the valve is provided with a flange 7 communicating with the pipeline, and the center of the flange 7 is provided with a passage 6 matching the valve plate 5 .
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[0026] Such as Figure 1-5 As shown, a fully automatic gate-type safety device includes a device body 1, the device body 1 includes a valve cover 2, a sealed magnetic chuck 10 is arranged inside the valve cover 2, and a gate valve body is connected to the bottom of the valve cover 2 4. A gear device 3 is provided on the top of the gate valve body 4. The gear device 3 includes a driving gear 13 and a driven gear 11. A gear limiting plate 12 with a tip at the lower part is arranged between the driving gear 13 and the driven gear 11. On the driving gear 13 A valve plate lock block 14 is provided, and the gear device 3 is connected with a hanger 9 that can move up and down. The hanger 9 includes a screw rod 19 protruding from the valve cover 2, and the two sides of the screw rod 19 inside the gate valve body 4 are provided with horizontally placed slides. Block 15, the limit spring 16 is set on the slide block 15, the outside of the slide block 15 is provided with a sliding sleeve...
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