Geberit Technik Ag

W/c Technology Corporation

The Chicago Faucet Company

Thomas P Beh

Raymond Bruce Martin

Mark M Mrocca

A pressurized water closet flushing system for flushing a toilet includes a water vessel having at least one opening for receiving water. A fill tube and a discharge tube extending into the vessel are secured to the vessel. A modular assembly cap including an intake and an actuator covers the opening. The fill tube remains secured to the vessel when the assembly cap is removed from the vessel.

Pressurized water closet flush system

An improved control valve in combination with a pressurized water closet having a housing, a spool rotatable within the housing, a valve stem threading engaging the spool but fixed from rotating relative to the housing and a needle valve extending from the valve stem and into the housing orifice, creating a self cleaning valve adjustable by rotating the spool, which adjusts the depth of the needle valve in the orifice, and thus adjusting the effective opening of the orifice.

Control valve for a water closet

An improved control valve for a pressurized water closet, having a housing, a spool rotatable within the housing, a valve stem threading engaging the spool but fixed from rotating relative to the housing and a needle valve extending from the valve stem and into the housing orifice, creating a self cleaning valve adjustable by rotating the spool, which adjusts the depth of the needle valve in the orifice, and thus adjusting the effective opening of the orifice.

A removable volume control apparatus for a pressurized water closet comprises a generally right circular cylindrical insert open at both ends having a plurality of slots in the bottom edge thereof. A flange depending from an annular valve seat of the water closet has a plurality of tabs depending therefrom that engage the slots of the insert whereby the insert is disposed circumferentially around a flush valve of the water closet, thereby preventing the flow of a portion of water in the system into the bowl.

Volume control for a water closet

A pressurized water closet operating system comprises a water vessel, an external manifold mounted directly on said vessel, and an internally mounted flush valve assembly. The manifold comprises a water pressure regulator, an air induction system, and a manually operable flush valve actuator. The manually operable flush valve actuator controls the discharge of water under pressure from the water vessel into the toilet bowl.

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Royal Oak, MI, United States of America

Thomas P Beh