Flow Control LLC

Psg California LLC

The Coca-cola Company

Shurflo, LLC

Verdugo, Christopher H.

Wright, Peter M.

Jackson, Jimmie L. Jr

Christopher H Verdugo

Humberto Valenzuela Meza

Christopher Jon Distaso

Leonard Galvan

Samuel Vanderpoel Gilbert, V

Erik Nathaniel Solfelt

Mehrab Mumin Choudhury

Brian Richard Binder

Steven T Jersey

Daniel S Quartarone

David L Phillips

Douglas P Goulet

Gary V Paisley

Christopher J Taylor-McCune

Manuel Villagomez

Bernard L Perkins

Robert J Romero

Ronald E Grimm

Jimmie Lewis Jackson, Jr

Paul H Bertsch

Peter M Wright

Jimmie L Jackson

Samuel Vanderpoel Gilbert V

Christopher J Mccune

In one general aspect, the present application relates to a leak detection device that includes a body, a liquid separator, and a liquid level detector. The body includes an airflow inlet, an airflow outlet, and a liquid reservoir. The airflow outlet is arranged to substantially align with the airflow inlet. The liquid reservoir is formed in a bottom portion of the body. The liquid separator is positioned directly between the airflow inlet and the airflow outlet. The liquid separator divides an airflow path from the airflow inlet to the airflow outlet into at least two separate flow paths around the liquid separator. The liquid level detector is at least partially contained within a channel defined within a lower portion of the liquid separator, where the channel is in liquid communication with the liquid reservoir.

Diaphragm pump leak detection

A pump includes a liquid housing having a liquid chamber with a piston/diaphragm assembly arranged therein that responds to a suction stroke and draws liquid into the liquid chamber, and responds to a pressure stroke and provides liquid from the liquid chamber; and a gas housing having a slide valve assembly separating first and second gas chambers. The slide valve assembly responds to a suction-to-pressure-force at the suction stroke conclusion, changes from a suction-to-pressure stroke state, provides gas from the first to second gas chamber through the slide valve assembly, and provides the pressure stroke so liquid passes from the liquid chamber; and responds to a pressure-to-suction-force at the pressure stroke conclusion, changes from the pressure-to-suction stroke state, provides gas from the second chamber through the slide valve assembly, and provides the suction stroke so liquid is drawn into the liquid chamber.

Single piston foundation bag-in-box (BIB) pump

A high viscosity portion pump system has a single piston portion pump having a piston/diaphragm assembly arranged on a piston shaft forming liquid and gas chambers, which moves from a starting-position and provides high viscosity fluid from the liquid chamber when gas is received by the gas chamber; has an elastic member arranged on a retainer coupled to the shaft in a compartment in a pump housing, which moves the assembly back to the position and draws further fluid into the liquid chamber when the gas is released; and has a piston position sensor that responds to the position of the shaft and provides signaling containing information about when the assembly is in the position or completed a stroke from the position. A gas control system includes a signal processor that receives the signaling, and provides corresponding signaling containing information about when to provide or release the gas.

High viscosity portion pump

An air operated diaphragm pump is provided a housing having an orifice formed therein; a gas passageway configured to provide gas through the air operated diaphragm pump in order to pump syrup through the air operated diaphragm pump; a syrup passageway configured to provide the syrup through the air operated diaphragm pump when the gas is passed though the gas passageway, part of the syrup passageway configured in fluidic communication with the orifice of the housing with an inside pressure greater than an external pressure of the outside atmosphere when the syrup is provided through the air operate diaphragm pump; and an indicator arrangement configured or arranged in the orifice of the housing to communicate with the syrup passageway, and to respond or activate when a vacuum force exceeds a predetermined level and provide a visual indication when the syrup is no longer provided through the air operated diaphragm pump.

Air operated diaphragm pump

Apparatus, including a carbonation chamber, is provided that includes a mixing and metering member and a gas adjustment member. The mixing and metering member is configured to respond to a fluid, including water, and an adjustable amount of gas, including CO, and may be configured to provide a mixture of the fluid and the gas. The gas adjustment member is configured to receive the gas, including from a gas inlet, and to provide the adjustable amount of gas to the mixing and metering member, based at least partly on an adjustable axial relationship between the mixing and metering member and the gas adjustment member in order to control a desired carbonation level of the mixture.

Adjustable in-line on demand carbonation chamber for beverage applications

Some embodiments of the present invention provide a spool valve having a spool axially movable within a sleeve of two or more stacked rings having projections extending therebetween. One or more seals on the spool can slide across surfaces of the stacked rings in movement of the spool to different positions corresponding to different states of the valve. In some embodiments, one or more of the stacked rings can have projections extending toward and contacting an adjacent ring of the sleeve, thereby maintaining desired axial positions of the rings relative to one another while providing apertures through which fluid can flow and supporting surfaces for each seal as it slides from one ring to another.

Spool valve apparatus and method

A water system for a beverage dispenser connected to a conventional water source. The water system includes a water tank with a volume of water and a volume of air. The water tank is connected to the conventional water source. A pump is connected to water tank so as to provide the water to the beverage dispenser.

Water tank and pump system

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Yorba Linda, CA, United States of America

Christopher H Verdugo