Vmware, Inc.

Emerson Process Management Regulator Technologies, Inc.

Fisher Regulators (shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Emerson Automation Solutions Final Control US LP

Chen Jing

Jin Feng

Yu Wu

Sifan Liu

Ji Feifei

Jiushi Wan

Song Xiaozhang

Hong Li

Takuya Matsumoto

Vishwa Kalyanasundaram

Li Chen Chen

Nalinkumar Rajput

Chen Yuanyuan

Zhu Chenchen

A spring-operated relief valve can include a main spring positioned between a bottom spring seat and a top spring seat. A seat assembly can include a valve seat, a seat retainer, and a spindle. The valve seat and the spindle can be received within an inner bore of the seat retainer and the spindle and the seat retainer can be threadably coupled. The valve seat can extend partially through the seat retainer to form a seal with a nozzle of the spring-operated relief valve and the spindle can engage the bottom spring seat to compress the main spring during a valve relief event.

Systems and methods for a valve and a valve assembly

The disclosure provides automated update notifications. Embodiments include receiving, by a cloud provider, a request to manage updates for a computing device communicating with the cloud provider via a network. Embodiments include registering an agent at the computing device with the cloud provider as a recipient for an automated update notification based on configuration details of the computing device and detection of an update item related to an aspect of the configuration details. Embodiments include identifying, by the agent, the configuration details of the computing device, the configuration details comprising details of a hardware configuration of the computing device and a software configuration of the computing device. Embodiments include monitoring one or more databases for the update item. Embodiments include transmitting the automated update notification to the agent based on detection of the update item in the one or more databases.

System and method for resource optimized intelligent product notifications

Example methods and systems for request handling with automatic scheduling are described. In one example, a computer system may receive, from multiple client devices, respective multiple requests that are generated and sent according to a first set of control parameters. Based on the multiple requests, request characteristic(s) may be monitored to determine whether an automatic scheduling condition is satisfied. In response to determination that the automatic scheduling condition is satisfied, the computer system may assign a second set of control parameters to the respective client devices and instruct the client devices to generate and send respective multiple subsequent requests according to the second set of control parameters to cause a modification of the request characteristic(s).

Request handling with automatic scheduling

A troubleshooting technique provides faster and more efficient troubleshooting of issues in a distributed system, such as a distributed storage system provided by a virtualized computing environment. The distributed system includes a plurality of hosts arranged in a cluster. The troubleshooting technique uses cluster-wide correlation analysis to identify potential causes of a particular issue in the distributed system, and executes workflows to remedy the particular issue.

Troubleshooting for a distributed storage system by cluster wide correlation analysis

An emergency shut-off valve assembly includes a valve having a closure assembly that includes a closure member coupled to an arm that rotates about a shaft. The valve assembly also includes an actuation assembly having a securement member coupled to the shaft; and an electromagnet adapted to generate a first magnetic force in a first state and a second magnetic force in a second state. In the first state, a contact surface of the securement member is in contact with and magnetically coupled to a contact surface of the electromagnet such that the closure member, the arm, and the shaft are maintained in the first open position against a rotational force provided by a biasing member. In the second state, the closure member, the arm, and the shaft are rotated into the second closed position by the rotational force provided by the biasing member.

Electromagnetic release for valve

A fixed lever and pin assembly may include a lever body having a front end, a back end, and an arm connecting the front end and the back end. The front end of the lever body may be operatively coupled to a control element of a regulator. The arm may be adapted to operatively couple to an actuator of a regulator. A pin may be fixed to the front end of the lever body and may be disposed through the front end in a direction perpendicular to first and second parallel sides of the lever body. The fixed lever and pin assembly may be an integrated piece and the pin may prevent the lever body from moving independently from the pin.

Fixed lever and pin assembly for stabilizing gas flow and pressure regulation of a fluid regulator

A lever assembly for a flow regulator includes a damper to reduce unwanted movement of the lever in an opening and closing direction. The damper includes one or more resilient spring members that squeeze the lever with an amount of force sufficient to reduce unwanted pivoting of the lever without preventing the lever from pivoting in response to control movements of an actuator adapted to actuate the lever.

Lever assembly with a damper for a fluid regulator

An emergency shut-off valve includes a valve assembly positioned within a valve body and an actuator assembly operatively coupled to the valve assembly. A poppet is coupled to a shaft having a retaining member positioned within a slot in an arm of the poppet to prevent the poppet from being removed from the shaft. A gland has a first slot, a second slot opposite the first slot, where the first and second slots are configured to receive an end of a torsion spring, and a flange. An O-ring is positioned within a recess in the valve body at the outer surface to engage the flange to provide a seal between the gland and the valve body.

Emergency shut-off valve

An emergency shut-off valve includes a valve body defining an inlet, an outlet, a valve port between the inlet and the outlet, and an aperture. A valve assembly is positioned partially within the valve body and extends through the aperture. An actuator assembly is operatively coupled to the valve assembly to move the valve assembly between an open position and a closed position and includes a poppet and a rotatable shaft. The poppet is disposed within the valve body and is moveable between an open position that allows the flow of fluid through the valve body and a closed position that prevents the flow of fluid through the valve body. The shaft is coupled to the poppet and has a retaining member positioned within a slot in an arm of the poppet to prevent the poppet from being removed from the shaft.

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Shanghai, China

Chen Jing