NASA NTRS · 20080004399
Fluid flow rate control device
Abstract
A poppet is modulated between closed and full open positions by a brushless DC motor operating magnetically through a housing to drive a permanent magnet rotor which carries the poppet. The rotor is supported on several parallel cables which are stationarily fixed at one end and attached to the rotor at the other end, whereby rotation of the rotor twists the cables, causing axial foreshortening and axial translation of rotor and poppet. Axial translation is enhanced by placing a spacer between the cables, intermediate their ends. A permanent magnet ring is disposed around the valve seat directly axially attracting the rotor to a valve closed position.
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Reinicke, Robert H., Mohtar, Rafic, Nelson, Richard O.. 1991-06-18. Fluid flow rate control device. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080004399
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