Ransburg-gema Ag

Gema Ag

Hans Giesinger

Karl Buschor

Kurt Moos

Peter Ribnitz

A pressure regulating device for gaseous and liquid fluids contains a pressure regulator with an inlet and an outlet and a pressure space between them. The pressure in that space is regulated by a shiftable main valve. An actual pressure value chamber is connected with the pressure space. A set value or desired value chamber communicates through a diaphragm with the actual value chamber. The diaphragm is movable to move the valve body for adjusting the actual pressure in the pressure space to the desired pressure in the desired value chamber. An electromagnetic set-point adjuster adjusts the pressure in the desired value chamber. The adjuster includes a set-value transducer, with an actual value sensor which is exposed to the pressure in the pressure space, and the transducer produces an electric signal corresponding to that pressure. That signal is compared with a set-value signal for establishing a signal which controls the electromagnetic set-point adjuster to set the desired value for the pressure in the desired value chamber which, in turn, will set the pressure in the actual pressure value chamber and therefore the pressure in the pressure space.

Pressure regulating device for gaseous and liquid fluids

A method and apparatus are disclosed for spray coating one or a series of objects with at least two powder coating materials in succession or alternately. When a change of the material being sprayed is to be effected, the flow of the first material is terminated, preferably by means of a squeeze valve, the flow path of the first material is flushed with a fluid, preferably air, and the second spray material is sprayed. The relative positions of the apparatus forming the respective flow paths of the two spray materials are not changed during this process. In one preferred embodiment, feed conduits corresponding to respective spray materials converge into a single delivery conduit. Each feed conduit includes means for closing and opening it. Means are provided for flushing at least part of a given feed conduit, or the delivery conduit, or both, with a fluid. The flushing can preferably be done pulsatingly.

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St. Gall, Switzerland

Hans Giesinger