Morley Virgil Friedell
Engineers at Store Ln, Stevensville, MT

License number
Colorado 2990
Issued Date
Oct 5, 1957
Renew Date
Aug 1, 1997
Expiration Date
Aug 1, 1997
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
4564 Store Ln, Stevensville, MT 59870

Professional information

Morley Friedell Photo 1

Oscillation Damping Pressure Relief Valve

US Patent:
4112970, Sep 12, 1978
Filed:
Feb 11, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/767928
Inventors:
Morley V. Friedell - Stevensville MT
International Classification:
F16K 31363
US Classification:
1374895
Abstract:
A primary pilot relief valve senses a predetermined tank pressure of a fluid pressure source and connects that source to one sealed chamber on one side of an actuating piston fixed to, but fluid isolated from, the main poppet which is maintained in valve closed position within a main valve body also open to the fluid pressure source, by fluid pressure acting within another chamber on the opposite side of the actuating piston, which, being isolated from the pressure changes which occur as the main valve opens, can rapidly modulate the fluid flow. A secondary pilot relief valve controls the pressure in the one chamber if the fluid source pressure drops below a predetermined lower pressure from that initiating primary pilot valve operation as a result of source pressure drop due to opening of the main valve poppet caused by failure of the primary pilot valve, to thereby control the tank pressure at a lower but acceptable level.


Morley Friedell Photo 2

Positive Isolation Disconnect

US Patent:
4103712, Aug 1, 1978
Filed:
Dec 15, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/750792
Inventors:
James C. Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Fletcher
Morley V. Friedell - Stevensville MT
International Classification:
F16L 2900
US Classification:
13763705
Abstract:
A disconnect composed basically of two halves each consisting of a poppet valve operable to isolate fluid with essentially zero fluid loss. The two halves are coupled together by a quickly releasable coupling which may be either a coupling ring tightened or loosened by a twisting motion, or a clamp operated by a pivoted handle. In either case an interlock device is provided to prevent disconnecting the two halves until both valves are in closed condition. The "positive" feature of the device is one requiring a valve closing step before a disconnect step, and takes structural form in an eccentric lobe mounted on the valve operating stem. If some obstruction prevents the poppet from moving to its seat, the eccentric lobe cannot be rotated to the closed position, and the interlock prevents a disconnect.