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    • 2. 发明专利
    • Meter Prover Method and Apparatus
    • GB1161700A
    • 1969-08-20
    • GB3363967
    • 1967-07-21
    • M & J ENG COMARVIN HENRY GROVEJULIE MILLER EMERY GROVE
    • F17D3/08G01F25/00
    • 1,161,700. Fluid-flowmeter. M. H. GROVE and J. M. EMERY [trading as M. & J. ENG. CO.] July 21, 1967 [Aug. 1, 1966], No.33639/67. Heading G1R. In a method of proving a meter applicable to apparatus including at least one metering line A having its upstream side connected to the upstream position of a main line 11 and its downstream side connected to first and second lines 16, 17 controlled by first and second valves 18, 19, the first line being connected with the downstream part 12 of the main line and the second line connected with the inlet side of a proven loop 26, of known uni or bi-directional construction in which a sphere travels from one end to the other of the loop, having a valve 22 associated therewith to control the admission of fluid to the loop, the method comprises temporarily venting the body spaces of the valves 18, 19 when the valves are closed sensing any pressure alteration in the body spaces after venting to ensure absence of pressure increase caused by leakage, sensing the pressure in valve 22 of the proven loop 26 for leakage, and then operating the appropriate valves to activate the proven loop 26.
    • 3. 发明专利
    • IMPROVEMENTS IN OR RELATING TO VALVES
    • GB1222529A
    • 1971-02-17
    • GB5023368
    • 1968-10-23
    • M & J DEV COMARVIN HENRY GROVEJULIE MILLER EMERY GROVE
    • F16K3/02
    • 1,222,529. Valves. M. H. GROVE, and J. M. E. GROVE, [trading as M. & J. DEVELOPMENT CO.]. 23 Oct., 1968 [30 Oct., 1967], No. 50233/68. Heading F2V. . A valve comprises sealing means 18 in the form of an annular rigid seat member 21 carried by the body 10 and sealed therewith (as at 29), the member 21 having a surface adjacent a valve working surface, an annular recess housing a ring of non-metallic resilient material 39 (e.g. nylon) having a face disposed to contact the valve working surface, and an annulus of non-metallic material 52, more resilient than the material 39 (e.g. rubber). The valve is provided with aligned fluid passages 11 and a gate 13 with a port 14. Surrounding each passage 11 is the annular member 21 carrying on its inner periphery circumferentially spaced springs 31. The springs are partially compressed by an inner ring 33. Preparatory to an assembly operation, it is desirable to heat and soften the nylon ring 39 by immersion into boiling water. After a suitable semi-fluid bonding cement is applied to the recess, the ring 52 is snapped over the inner surface of the recess. The nylon ring is forced into the recess and machined together with the ring 52 for engagement with an adjacent gate 13.
    • 4. 发明专利
    • IMPROVED LEAK DETECTING APPARATUS FOR VALVES
    • GB1219726A
    • 1971-01-20
    • GB2278669
    • 1969-05-05
    • M & J DEV COMARVIN HENRY GROVEJULIE MILLER EMERY GROVE
    • G01M3/28
    • 1,219,726. Valves. M. H. GROVE, and J. M. EMERY, [trading as M. & J. DEVELOPMENT CO.]. 5 May, 1969 [7 May, 1968], No. 22786/69. Heading F2V. Leakage of fluid past the seals in a gate valve is detected by venting the upper part of the valve chamber for a predetermined time after the valve has closed, and then detecting any rise in pressure in the chamber. Pressureresponsive switch 22 and solenoid operated valve 21 communicate with the chamber through pipe 24 which extends through chamber wall 26. Timer 23 has a heated bi-metallic strip element 32 which operates change-over switch 34, and a switch 36 is closed automatically when the gate valve closes. In operation, closure of contacts 36 initially establishes circuits through element 32 and the solenoid of valve 21 which is thereby opened. After a time determined by element 32, switch 34 de-energises the solenoid and establishes a supply through line 45 to the contacts of switch 22 so that in the event of a pressure build up in the chamber, an indicator lamp 57 is energized through line 47 and circuit blocks 56, 52. A switch 61 shunted across switch 36 enables the apparatus to be cycled without moving the gate. Sixteen valves are connected to a common indicator lamp 57 which, with switch 54 closed, lights up for a fault in any of the valves. By opening switch 54 and operating stepping switch 58 the particular valve at fault can be identified. The gate valves are operated by pneumatic cylinders 11 controlled through relay valves 66, 74 and 74. Specification 1,188,153 is referred to.
    • 6. 发明专利
    • IMPROVEMENTS IN OR RELATING TO GATE VALVES
    • GB1222280A
    • 1971-02-10
    • GB5858768
    • 1968-12-10
    • M & J DEV COMARVIN HENRY GROVEJULIE MILLER EMERY GROVE
    • F16K41/02
    • 1,222,280. Valves. M. H. GROVE and J. M. E. GROVE, [trading as M. & J. DEVELOPMENT CO.]. 10 Dec., 1968 [11 Dec., 1967], No. 58587/68. Heading F2V. A gate valve comprises a body 11, 14 having mounted thereon a bonnet 18, 21, 23 through which an operating stem 24 for the gate 27 extends, and sealing means including a rigid bushing 34, e.g. of metal, which is so mounted with machined clearances in the bonnet as to permit universal self-aligning movement in relation to the stem. The stem is sealed by 0-rings 38 of relatively hard resilient material such as nylon. The backing is also sealed to the bonnet by an 0-ring 39 which may be of synthetic rubber or other elastomer. As shown, the bonnet includes a plate 18 sealed to the body flange 14 at 41, and a flange 21 sealed at 42. In a modification the seals 39 and 42 are replaced by a seal between the bushing 34 and the plate 18. Sealant is supplied to the stem through a pipe 40. The valve may be manually operated or the part 23 may form the cylinder of a piston actuator.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Hydraulic Valve Operating Device.
    • GB1178418A
    • 1970-01-21
    • GB1890167
    • 1967-04-25
    • M & J ENG COMARVIN HENRY GROVEJULIE MILLER EMERY GROVE
    • F16K31/122
    • 1,178,418. Valves. M. H. GROVE and J.M.E. GROVE, [trading as M. & J. ENG. CO.], 25 April, 1967 [26 April, 1966], No. 18901/67. Heading F2V. [Also in Division F1] A gate valve having a housing 10 and a rising stem 11, is provided with an hydraulic actuator intended to replace a normal screw actuator. The hydraulic actuator comprises a cylinder 16 fixed to an adapter 14 on the body 10. An annular piston 41 in the cylinder is carried by a sleeve 17 which projects through a sealing closure 19 of the cylinder and is attached through a cap 51 and connector 48 to the screwed end of the normal stem 11. The stem is surrounded by a fixed sleeve 18 of which the outer end is sealed at 44 in the sliding sleeve 17. Fluid is supplied through end closure 15, 19 of the cylinder. A projection 66 on the lower side of the piston and a ring 63 on the upper side, engage respectively in bores 62, 59 in the end closures to cushion the end movements. The piston abuts the end closures in open and closed positions of the valve.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • FLOWMETER TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION SYSTEM AND METHOD
    • GB1263854A
    • 1972-02-16
    • GB1632770
    • 1970-04-07
    • M & J DEV COMARVIN HENRY GROVEJULIE MILLER EMERY GROVE
    • G01D3/028G01F15/02
    • 1,263,854. Temperature compensation in melting. M. H. GROVE and J. M. EMERY [trading as M. & J. DEVELOPMENT CO.]. 7 April, 1970 [11 April, 1969], No. 16327/70. Heading G4H. To compensate for variations in the temperature of a fluid the flow of which is being metered, pulses representing the fluid flow (on conductor 23, (Fig. 1)) after shaping are fed to a gate 32 receiving a reference voltage corresponding to a reference temperature so that negative pulses at the reference voltage and at a rate dependent on the fluid flow are fed to a differential amplifier 37, the amplifier also receiving pulses at the same frequency but at an amplitude dependent on the temperature of the fluid determined by a probe 36. The amplifier output is integrated using an operational amplifier 56 and integrating capacitor 57, subtraction and addition level detectors 41, 42 being operated when the ramp output on conductor 59 reaches predetermined positive or negative levels to operate gates 15, 17, the gates receiving on their other inputs pulses representing fluid flow. Operation of gate 15 results in a pulse being inhibited and operation of gate 17 results in a pulse being added so that the pulse train output at terminal 19 is temperature compensated. After the level detectors are triggered the integrating capacitor is discharged. The gain of amplifier 37 may be adjusted by means of resistor 55 to compensate for different thermal coefficients of expansion of different liquids.