NASA NTRS · 19800015163
Quartz ball valve
Abstract
A ball valve particularly suited for use in the handling of highly corrosive fluids is described. It is characterized by a valve housing formed of communicating segments of quartz tubing, a pair of communicating sockets disposed in coaxial alignment with selected segments of tubing for establishing a pair of inlet ports communicating with a common outlet port, a ball formed of quartz material supported for displacement between the sockets and configured to be received alternately thereby, and a valve actuator including a rod attached to the ball for selectively displacing the ball relative to each of the sockets for controlling fluid flow through the inlet ports.
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Goetz, C., Ingle, W. M.. 1980-04-01. Quartz ball valve. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800015163
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