or
Results for fluid and  
Showing 11 - 20 of 33680
A fluid controller (1), having a valve body (4) having flow paths used as inlet and outlet for a bonnet (5), and an operating mechanism (7) moving the diaphragm in vertical direction, wherein the flow paths of the valve body communicates with each other through a protrusion-free communication path (8), the diaphragm is fitted closely to the communication path when lowered so as to close the flow path and, when raised, the center part of the diaphragm is recessed and its part near the outer perip...
The object of the present invention is to provide a water-base lubricating fluid or a water-base hydraulic fluid in place of an oily liquid which has been used as a lubricating oil or a hydraulic oil applied onto the operating part of a machine and a device. The lubricating fluid of the present invention comprises fluoride ion, hydrogencarbonate ion, and water-soluble alcohols or their derivatives.
A fluid valve for use in proportioning/mixing fluid between at least one input and at least one output. The fluid valve including a rotary actuated diverter for controlling fluid flow between the inlet(s) and outlet(s). The fluid valve may be configured to support proportioning any number of fluids, including liquids and gases, for any number of applications, including automotive and industrial applications.
A fluid mixer including a pair of inlets configured to impart a rotational fluid flow and a mixing element configured to facilitate fluid mixing streams.
A fluid purification device is provided, which comprises a chamber having an inlet and an outlet, a fluid mover, such as a fan, which causes fluid to pass through the chamber from the inlet towards the outlet and four elongate UV-C light sources in an arrangement such that fluid passes along their length and such that each light source forms an elongate edge of a square prism. The volume of the chamber and the speed of fluid movement as caused by the fluid mover are such that the fluid has a res...
A fluid mixer including a mixing element configured to separate and mix hot and cold water streams.
An apparatus for separating a first fluid from a mixture of fluids in a container, the first fluid being substantially immiscible with respect to one or more other fluids in the mixture comprises an endless strip of material having an affinity for the first fluid, a pair of advancing members for advancing successive portions of the strip into and out of contact with the first fluid and a means for maintaining the successive portions of the strip in contact with the first fluid as the successive ...
The invention is a fluidic damper which comprises a closed cylinder (100) containing a valve mechanism. The valve mechanism is attached to a piston rod (110), a portion of which (the piston rod) emerges through an opening in one end wall of the cylinder (100). The valve mechanism (90) comprises a disc (10) with an axle (15), a rotatable annular cover piece (20) and an annular turning piece (40). A spring (30) is disposed between the cover piece (20) and the turning piece (40).
Fluid regulators are disclosed. An exemplary fluid regulator having a cylindrical body and a reduced diameter portion adjacent an open end of the fluid regulator along with a flow selector positioned adjacent the open end of the fluid regulator and having a diameter larger than the reduced diameter of the cylindrical body is disclosed. Another exemplary fluid regulator having a pressure reduction section positioned within a housing is disclosed.
A fluid form that is used to produce deep-drawn articles (cf. 10) on any presses, and includes a ram (2), a hold-down plate (3) and a die (4), which can be filled, preferably, with water, wherein the sheet metal (10) to be deep-drawn is guided transversely between die and hold-down plate, should be improved in such a manner that no additional tools are required to trim the deep-drawn articles (cf. 10) and, optionally, for other operations. Hereby, the configuration of the respective fluid form a...
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
About| FAQs| Terms & Disclaimer| Link to Us| Contact Us