Non-return valve with large-sized outlet
A check valve, size technology, applied in the direction of control valve, valve device, functional valve type, etc., can solve difficult, impossible and other problems
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[0023] attached figure 1 and 2 A conventional duckbill check valve is shown. These valves include an inlet section 10 , a transition section 12 and an outlet section 14 . The advantage of this design is that machining costs are low and the mandrel can be easily removed from the entire part. attached figure 2 The check valve shown in is slightly widened, with the width of the outlet portion 14 approximately equal to half the circumference of the inlet portion 10 . It is slightly more difficult to remove the mandrel completely from the valve, but the head loss is low.
[0024] After extensive testing at the University of Utah Water Research Laboratory, for submerged outflow, the head loss of a "duckbill" check valve is very close to:
[0025] H=Q 2 / 19.5gA 2
[0026] where H = head loss in feet of water,
[0027] Q = the number of gallons of water flowing through it per minute,
[0028] g = gravitational constant = 32.16 ft / s 2 ,and
[0029] A = effective open area ...
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