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Valve capable of preventing shellfish-like creatures from biting sealing surface

A sealing surface and shellfish technology, applied in the field of valves that can prevent shellfish from stinging on the sealing surface, can solve the problems of blocked valve closing, stinging of shellfish, leakage into the ship, etc., and achieve the effect of smooth valve closing

Active Publication Date: 2017-11-07
宁波中新阀门有限公司
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[0002] Located on the bottom of the ship, the valve used for the cooling system of the turbine is connected to the sea at its water inlet. Since the ship has been immersed in the sea for a long time, especially in the coastal waters where shellfish are easy to multiply, because shellfish like to be on the smooth surface However, the ship needs to keep the valve in the open state for a long time, so that the sealing surfaces of the inner cavity of the valve will bite shellfish, causing the valve to be blocked. When the related equipment connected to the valve is overhauled, seawater Leakage into the ship must pass through the valve, which is a problem that ship owners have been worrying about. Therefore, it is of great significance to provide a valve that can prevent shellfish from gnawing on the sealing surface.

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[0009] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0010] figure 1 As shown, a valve of the present invention that can prevent the sealing surface of shellfish organisms includes a handle 1, a valve body 2, and a door gate 3. The spongy tubular body 4 of the gate 3, the valve body 2 is filled with water flowing to the sponge body 5 with several perforations below the top of the sealing surface. When the gate gate 3 is opened, the sponge body 5 is in close contact with the The sealing surface connected to the valve body 2 , and the tubular body 4 is in close contact with the sealing surface connected to the door gate 3 .

[0011] When the valve is closed, the gate 3 is separated from the spongy tubular body 4 and descends, and the sponge 5 is compressed at the same time. When the valve is opened, the gate 3 rises and is inserted into the spongy tubular body 4 upwards. There is an inclined surface on the top of the gat...

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The invention discloses a valve capable of preventing shellfish-like creatures from biting a sealing surface. The valve capable of preventing the shellfish-like creatures from biting the sealing surface comprises a handle (1), a valve body (2), and a gate (3); the valve body (2) is filled with a spongy tubular body (4) capable of tightly holding the gate (3) above the top of the sealing surface and a sponge body (5) with a plurality of through holes in the water flowing direction below the top of the sealing surface; and when the gate (3) is opened, the sponge body (5) closely makes contact with the sealing surface connected with the valve body (2), and the tubular body (4) closely makes contact with the sealing surface connected with the gate (3). The valve capable of preventing the shellfish-like creatures from biting the sealing surface has the characteristics that the shellfish-like creatures cannot adhere to each sealing surface, so that the closing of the valve is smooth, and the sealing surface can be cleaned through the sponge body (5) and the spongy tubular body (4).

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to valves, and more specifically relates to a valve capable of preventing shellfish from gnawing on its sealing surface. Background technique [0002] Located on the bottom of the ship, the valve used for the cooling system of the turbine is connected to the sea at its water inlet. Since the ship has been immersed in the sea for a long time, especially in the coastal waters where shellfish are easy to multiply, because shellfish like to be on the smooth surface However, the ship needs to keep the valve in the open state for a long time, so that the sealing surfaces of the inner cavity of the valve will bite shellfish, causing the valve to be blocked. When the related equipment connected to the valve is overhauled, seawater Leakage into the ship must pass through the valve, which is a problem that ship owners have been worrying about. Therefore, it is of great significance to provide a valve that can prevent shellfish from stinging...

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IPC IPC(8): F16K3/30B08B1/00
CPCF16K3/30B08B1/143
Inventor 林之铠俞钟晓吴汉伦
Owner 宁波中新阀门有限公司
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