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Integrated drive generator recirculation valve with feedback control
   
Document Number
US Patent 6006776
Issued Date
December 28, 1999
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A fluid circulation system in accordance with the invention includes a first fluid utilizing device (12) requiring a minimum fluid flow having an input (14) for receiving the minimum flow and an output (16) for discharging fluid received from the input; a second fluid utilizing device (24) having an input (26) for receiving fluid and an output (31) for outputting fluid; and a valve (80) having a first input (32) for receiving the fluid flow flowing from the output of the second device, a first output (36) for supplying the minimum fluid flow to the first device, a second input (34) for receiving the fluid flow flowing from the output of the first device and a second output (38) for supplying the fluid flow to the second device wherein any deficiency in fluid flow below the first fluid flow flowing from the first input to the first output is supplied with additional fluid flow (102) from the second input to the first output with any remaining fluid flow (104) from the second input flowing from the second output.
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Owner
Sundstrand Corporation (Rockford, IL)
Published
December 28, 1999
Application Number
08/630,301
Filed
April 10, 1996
US Classification
137/109   137/597 417/286
Int'l Classification
F16K   11/065   (20060101)   F16K   11/07   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
137/109   137/111   137/112   137/114   137/118.06   137/597   417/286  
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