Term #2,114

flow diversion system

Origin matter: DAR-2

Claim Term flow diversion system
Reference Case 1 DAR-2
Date Added 9/8/23
Created 9/8/23, 7:22 PM
Modified 9/8/23, 7:23 PM
Full Desc
"Flow Diversion System" refers to any apparatus, device, system, structure, combination of these, or the like is engineered, designed, configured, and/or implemented to divert a fluid flowing in a first path to flow, at least partially a second path. A flow diversion system can include clamps, valves, levers, knobs, handles, controls, and the like, that may be manually operated, machine operated, electronically controlled actuator operated, or any combination of these. Examples of a flow diversion system include, but are not limited to, a set of clamps an operator can strategically deploy along a circuit path to divert a fluid, a set of mechanical valves, switches, or actuators positioned along a fluid path or fluid circuit, and/or a combination of these which may be activated manually by an operator and/or automatically be an electronic controller.

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