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A dosing module for an emissions abatement system, the dosing module including an armature, means for moving the armature and a valve body having an outlet; the dosing module having an unblocked condition, in which the armature is moveable between a first position, in which the outlet is closed by the armature, and a second position, in which the armature is spaced apart from the outlet, and wherein, in use, application of electricity to the means for moving the armature at a first level of energy causes the armature to move from the first position to the second position; the dosing module further having a blocked condition, in which flow of a liquid through the outlet is prevented, wherein, in use, application of electricity to the means for moving the armature at a second level of energy causes the dosing module to change to the unblocked condition.
A dosing module for an emissions abatement system, the dosing module including an armature, means for moving the armature and a valve body having an outlet; the dosing module having an unblocked condition, in which the armature is moveable between a first position, in which the outlet is closed by the armature, and a second position, in which the armature is spaced apart from the outlet, and wherein, in use, application of electricity to the means for moving the armature at a first level of energy causes the armature to move from the first position to the second position; the dosing module further having a blocked condition, in which flow of a liquid through the outlet is prevented, wherein, in use, application of electricity to the means for moving the armature at a second level of energy causes the dosing module to change to the unblocked condition.
Dosing module
PEACE NATHAN JAMES (author)
2019-11-19
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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