Valve, storage facility and filling station
A technology for storage equipment and valve bodies, applied in the field of filling stations, which can solve the problems of not being able to optimize filling and dispensing performance, and not being able to ensure good sealing at the same time
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[0032] figure 1 The valve shown is connected to a (preferably single) orifice of a pressurized fluid storage device, in particular pressurized hydrogen gas, such as a metal or composite storage device structure, for example at a pressure of up to 1100 bar storage device.
[0033] The valve comprises a valve body 2 housing a fluid circuit 3 comprising a first end 4 connected to an orifice of the storage device 1 . For example, the first end 4 of the valve leads to a location for screwing into an externally threaded portion of an internally threaded orifice of the storage device 1 . Alternatively, the first end may of course be connected to a different set of storage devices (eg cylinder racks). In other words, the valve is common to and connected to a plurality of storage devices by a circuit.
[0034] The fluid circuit 3 of the valve comprises at least one second extraction port 5 for connection to a receiving circuit to enable the supply of fluid extracted from the storage...
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