Quick discharge faucet valve

[0016]FIG. 1 exemplarily illustrates a front perspective view of the quick discharge faucet valve 100, showing a partial internal view of the quick discharge faucet valve 100. The quick discharge faucet valve 100 mainly comprises a shaft 102, a seal assembly 105, a coupling member 107, and a rotary handle 108. The quick discharge faucet 101 is configured to be inserted into the conventional faucet 101 to discharge the fluid quickly with just one push of the rotary handle 108. An example of the fluid is water; therefore, hereinafter ‘fluid’ is referred to as ‘water’ in the following description. The faucet 101 is threadedly engaged to the pipe 111 carrying water via a nut to form a joint 110. The shaft 102 is housed within the faucet 101 and the shaft 102 is sealed against the joining point, or the joint 110 of the faucet 101 and pipe 111 via the seal assembly 105. A valve body 109 or bonnet is fastened at an outer distal end 102b of the shaft 102 and faucet 101 as shown in FIG. 2A, whe