Radiator valve
CA 1260358 A · Owner: Danfoss A/S · Inventors: Jensen, Hans-Erik K.; Bertelsen, Iver S.; Jýrgensen, Hans
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Abstract, In a radiator valve, an insert (21) is inserted from the free end of a connecting passage. It comprises an outer peripheral surface (25) which abuts against at least two axially offset positions at the inner peripheral surface of the connecting passage for sealing and retaining purposes. Further there is at, least one throttle passage (K) which passes through a dividing wall (24), extends substantially in the direction of the connecting passage and has a cross section which converges at the inlet side and then remains substantially constant over a length (Z)exceeding the smallest internal width (d). In particular the throttle passage (K) has a sharp -edged outlet edge (29). In …
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- Granted September 26, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 26, 2006.
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