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螺纹连接管接头和用于在螺纹连接部上连接管接头的方法 |
CN201480043469.1 |
2014-06-30 |
CN105659017B |
2017-06-13 |
安东·哈特曼; 布克哈德·亨舍尔; 贝内迪克特·维特霍夫; 托比亚斯·科赫; 拉尔夫·哈尔伯; 乌尔里希·阿宁; 安德列亚斯·米勒; 克里斯蒂安·贝克尔; 弗兰克·卡斯佩科维克; 赖纳·梅斯特尔; 彼得·马索 |
本发明涉及一种用于连接在管道、特别是水管的螺纹连接部上的管接头,该管接头具有:基体(20)、螺纹区段(22)和设置在螺纹区段(22)上的密封体(24,50,56;62),其中,简化并同时可靠地设计在管道的螺纹连接部上的连接这一技术问题由此得以解决,即,基体(20)在与螺纹区段(22)相对的侧面上具有挤压面(26,66)。本发明还涉及一种用于将管接头连接在管道的螺纹连接部上的方法。 |
2 |
用于高压管道的安全和指示设备和方法以及软管系统 |
CN200980108158.8 |
2009-03-04 |
CN101960198B |
2013-03-27 |
Y·格雷 |
泄压安全组件,包括套筒(108)和套环(104),通过阻止来自破裂的高压管道(114)的流体的流动而保护人体免受损害和丧生,并提供用于逸出流体的泄压。该泄压组件包括套筒(108),其围绕该高压管路并在管路的一个或两个端部处固定到管接头上。套筒通过套环(104)固定到管接头上,该套环具有升高部,所述升高部为在爆裂或针孔故障位置处从管道逸出的流体提供通道,以使其流向管道的端部,为使用者指示已经发生管道故障。该套筒降低了流体的速度,而由套环提供的路径防止流体压力在套筒后面增大。 |
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用于高压管道的安全和指示设备系统和方法 |
CN200980108158.8 |
2009-03-04 |
CN101960198A |
2011-01-26 |
Y·格雷 |
泄压安全组件,包括套筒(108)和套环(104),通过阻止来自破裂的高压管道(114)的流体的流动而保护人体免受损害和丧生,并提供用于逸出流体的泄压。该泄压组件包括套筒(108),其围绕该高压管路并在管路的一个或两个端部处固定到管接头上。套筒通过套环(104)固定到管接头上,该套环具有升高部,所述升高部为在爆裂或针孔故障位置处从管道逸出的流体提供通道,以使其流向管道的端部,为使用者指示已经发生管道故障。该套筒降低了流体的速度,而由套环提供的路径防止流体压力在套筒后面增大。 |
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用于可视地确定管接头的压接状态的环及包括上述环的接头 |
CN200510088516.7 |
2005-07-29 |
CN100462608C |
2009-02-18 |
P·勒克林切; C·杜松 |
本发明提供一种用于可视地确定管子(4)的接头(3)的压接状态的环(2),该环包括一环形部分(5),该环形部分设有露出接头(3)本体的至少一个凹口(6,12)和设置成面向凹口(6,12)的至少一个翅片(7),所述至少一个翅片(7)的一第一端(8)连接于环形部分(5)并位于离开接头(3)一定距离处,所述至少一个翅片的一第二端(9)靠近接头(3)本体,以致压接工具在接头压接操作的过程中移置所述至少一个翅片(7),从而至少部分地封闭相应的凹口(6,12)。 |
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螺纹连接管接头和用于在螺纹连接部上连接管接头的方法 |
CN201480043469.1 |
2014-06-30 |
CN105659017A |
2016-06-08 |
安东·哈特曼; 布克哈德·亨舍尔; 贝内迪克特·维特霍夫; 托比亚斯·科赫; 拉尔夫·哈尔伯; 乌尔里希·阿宁; 安德列亚斯·米勒; 克里斯蒂安·贝克尔; 弗兰克·卡斯佩科维克; 赖纳·梅斯特尔; 彼得·马索 |
本发明涉及一种用于连接在管道、特别是水管的螺纹连接部上的管接头,该管接头具有:基体(20)、螺纹区段(22)和设置在螺纹区段(22)上的密封体(24,50,56;62),其中,简化并同时可靠地设计在管道的螺纹连接部上的连接这一技术问题由此得以解决,即,基体(20)在与螺纹区段(22)相对的侧面上具有挤压面(26,66)。本发明还涉及一种用于将管接头连接在管道的螺纹连接部上的方法。 |
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压配件 |
CN200380110085.9 |
2003-12-03 |
CN1756918A |
2006-04-05 |
贝恩德·凯梅尔; 汤姆·赫贝格 |
本发明涉及一种用来建立端部光滑的管子的不可拆卸的密封连接的压配件,具有至少一个套管式构造的段和至少一个大致设置在套管段末端处的卷边,它容纳至少一个橡胶弹性的环形密封元件(5)。该压配件的特征为:密封元件(5)的表面至少局部开有沟槽形构造的通道(9),这些通道在密封元件(5)的未挤压状态下相互曲径式连通,其中,被通道(9)中断的密封面(8)在挤压状态下相互压紧,使通道(9)封闭。 |
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用于可视地确定管接头的压接状态的环 |
CN200510088516.7 |
2005-07-29 |
CN1749627A |
2006-03-22 |
P·勒克林切; C·杜松 |
本发明提供一种用于可视地确定管子(4)的接头(3)的压接状态的环(2),该环包括一环形部分(5),该环形部分设有露出接头(3)本体的至少一个凹口(6,12)和设置成面向凹口(6,12)的至少一个翅片(7),所述至少一个翅片(7)的一第一端部(8)连接于环形部分(5)并位于离开接头(3)一定距离处,所述至少一个翅片的一第二端部(9)靠近接头(3)本体,以致压接工具在接头压接操作的过程中移置所述至少一个翅片(7),从而至少部分地封闭相应的凹口(6,12)。 |
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Press fitting |
JP2004567246 |
2003-12-03 |
JP2006513383A |
2006-04-20 |
カイマー、ベルント; ヘルベルク、トム |
本発明は、少なくとも一つのスリーブ状ソケット部と、該ソケット部のほぼ端部に設けられ、少なくとも一つの環状弾性シール要素(5)を収容した少なくとも一つのビード部とによって管端表面の滑らかな管同士の解除不能な封止継手を形成するためのプレスフィッティングに関する。 このプレスフィッティングは、シール要素(5)の表面に亘って少なくとも断続的な領域に延在する複数の溝状通路(9)が設けられ、これら通路(9)はシール要素が非圧縮状態では互いにラビリンス状に連通され、圧縮状態では通路(9)で分断されていたシール面(8)が互いに圧接されて通路(9)が閉じられることを特徴とする。 |
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Coupling Having Seal with Lip Projections |
US15909119 |
2018-03-01 |
US20180187805A1 |
2018-07-05 |
Philip Wayne Bancroft; Matthew A. Bowman; Kathryn E. Yovanovich |
A mechanical coupling for joining pipe elements has a seal. The seal has sealing surfaces with one or more projections that form closable leak paths between the coupling and pipe elements being joined. The leak paths close when the coupling is properly installed. Otherwise, the leak paths remain open to ensure that improperly installed couplings can be discovered during pressure testing and before service pressure is applied. |
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Seal with lip projections |
US14963361 |
2015-12-09 |
US09903515B2 |
2018-02-27 |
Philip Wayne Bancroft; Matthew A. Bowman; Kathryn E. Yovanovich |
Seals for mechanical couplings and fittings have sealing surfaces with one or more projections that form closable leak paths between the coupling or fitting and pipe elements being joined. The leak paths close when the coupling or fitting is properly installed. Otherwise, the leak paths remain open to ensure that improperly installed couplings and fittings can be discovered during pressure testing and before service pressure is applied. |
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GASKET WITH A CONSTANT SECTION |
US15291885 |
2016-10-12 |
US20170102101A1 |
2017-04-13 |
Ludovic Duval-Arnould |
An annular gasket intended to provide a tight assembly between a first and second pipe after crimping, including an axis of revolution, whereof a section parallel to said axis is a curve formed by a series of an odd number of circle segments Ci connected by apices Si forming a regular polygon, i varying from 1 to 2*n+1, n being a positive integer greater than or equal to 1, the apex Si being the center of the circle passing through the apices Si+n and Si+n+i modulo 2*n+1. Such a curve is said to have a constant width. The apices Si advantageously form a polygon. |
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Crimp evident seal |
US12512320 |
2009-07-30 |
US09188260B2 |
2015-11-17 |
Scott Lee Spence |
An O-ring has a flange which includes a plurality of slots, such that, when inserted into an annular groove of a pipe fitting before crimping, the slots allow the flow of fluid therethrough, such that an installation would not pass pressure tests until such time as a proper crimp has been made. Such a design allows the use of conventional push-on pipe connections by utilizing a unique O-ring seal which works in conjunction with standard push-on crimp-type pipe fittings and conventional crimping tools for subsequently sealing the connection. The O-ring is either circular or elliptical in cross section and the slots define equally spaced annular segments. |
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Tubular component |
US12960803 |
2010-12-06 |
US08770230B2 |
2014-07-08 |
Nadine Steinhanses; Christian Müller; Kai-Michael Meissner |
A tubular component with an end section has a profile, wherein the profile comprises a plurality of holding elements axially offset in longitudinal direction of the end section. The holding elements comprise at least one first azimuthal contour region and at least one second azimuthal contour region, wherein the outer contour of a holding element in the first contour region at least in sections is lowered or raised relative to the second contour region and wherein the first contour regions of at least two holding elements are offset relative to each other in azimuthal direction. |
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Tubular Component |
US12960803 |
2010-12-06 |
US20110132487A1 |
2011-06-09 |
Nadine Steinhanses; Christian Müller; Kai-Michael Meissner |
A tubular component with an end section has a profile, wherein the profile comprises a plurality of holding elements axially offset in longitudinal direction of the end section. The holding elements comprise at least one first azimuthal contour region and at least one second azimuthal contour region, wherein the outer contour of a holding element in the first contour region at least in sections is lowered or raised relative to the second contour region and wherein the first contour regions of at least two holding elements are offset relative to each other in azimuthal direction. |
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Safety and indicator apparatus systems and methods for high pressure conduits |
US12290172 |
2008-10-28 |
US20090223584A1 |
2009-09-10 |
Yelena Gray |
A pressure-relieving safety assembly, comprising a sleeve and collar, protects against human injury and loss of life by blocking flow of fluid from a ruptured high pressure conduit and provides pressure relief for escaping fluid. This pressure-relieving assembly includes a sleeve that encircles the high-pressure line and is secured to, at one or both ends of the line, a coupling. The sleeve is secured to the coupling(s) by a collar having raised portions that provides a path for fluid that has escaped from the conduit at a burst or pin-hole failure location, to flow towards the ends of the conduit, indicating to the user that a conduit failure has occurred. The sleeve lowers the fluid velocity while the path provided by the collar prevents the fluid pressure from building up behind the sleeve. |
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Coupling For Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus |
US11791874 |
2005-11-30 |
US20080135048A1 |
2008-06-12 |
Stefan Witt; Horst Simon |
A socket part actuated without pressure for a fluid coupling is provided with means, which mechanically seal, to a large extent, the insertion space of a plug against the penetration of foreign matter. In addition, a throttling device is provided, which practically does not obstruct the fluid connection for an inserted plug, while a high flow resistance is produced for a plug that has been pulled out, without, however, completely blocking the flow path. The associated plug also has a sealing device in order to protect the flow channel against the penetration of particles when the plug is removed. In case the plug is connected to a compressed-air tank, this is provided with a throttling device, which practically does not obstruct flow for an inserted plug, but forms considerable flow resistance for a removed plug without completely blocking the flow. |
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Fitting |
US11570496 |
2005-06-24 |
US20070236017A1 |
2007-10-11 |
Stefan Henke |
The invention relates to a fitting for connecting lengths of pipe or tube by compression, having a substantially cylindrical internal contour. The fitting has at least one ridge which is configured in a radially outward direction and in which a sealing element is provided. The fitting is slidable onto the lengths of pipe or tube, the internal contour of the fitting having a region of non-circular cross-section at least one end. The invention also relates to a connecting arrangement for connecting lengths of pipe or tube by compression, comprising at least one length of pipe or tube and a fitting plus a sealing element which is arranged between the two latter in a ridge in the fitting. The internal contour of the fitting is partly of a non-round form and at least one axial gap which extends over the entire connecting region is formed between the length of pipe or tube and the internal contour of the fitting in the uncompressed state. |
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Connecting piece and connecting arrangement |
US10430418 |
2003-05-07 |
US06874823B2 |
2005-04-05 |
Walter Viegener |
A connecting piece for establishing a connecting arrangement for a pipe which can be pressed together comprises a stub which can be inserted into a pipe. Profilings for the pressing-together with the pipe and a stop are on the stub. At least one radially projecting spacer is provided on the stub. The spacer defining a gap for forming a flow duct between the stub and the pipe. The spacer may have an interruption for forming part of the flow duct. |
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Service line interior by-pass fitting |
US181671 |
1980-08-27 |
US4434816A |
1984-03-06 |
Bernard A. Di Giovanni; Francisco J. Ciminiello |
Interior by-pass for underground gas service line is installed from building basement without need for excavation, and has a tightenable adapter attached on each end of the by-pass tubing to connect and seal the tubing to the interior periphery of the service line. Each adapter provides a pair of spaced-apart expanded sealing gaskets between the tubing and the service line, and a gas-leakage passage extending from the interior of the tubular adapter to the exterior spacing between the adapter gasket pair. Temporary gas-tight plugs are provided at respective locations between each leakage passage and the adjacent end of the by-pass tubing, and compressed natural gas test-pressure is applied within the tubing. Via both of the referred to leakage passages, the test pressure is exerted against all of the gasket seals to confirm gas-tightness thereof. Techniques are described for installing each adapter and the by-pass tubing, working only from the service end of the line, including installation of the servce end adapter prior to the blind end adapter; the use of temporary gas-inflation bags to permit installation of the by-pass in the face of service gas flow; and structure on each adapter to fully expand the innermost gasket of each pair before the outermost gasket is expanded. |
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Service line interior by-pass |
US204629 |
1980-11-06 |
US4377945A |
1983-03-29 |
Bernard A. Di Giovanni; Francisco J. Ciminiello |
An interior by-pass for underground gas service line is installed from building basement without need for excavation, and has a tightenable adapter attached on each end of the by-pass tubing to connect and seal the tubing to the interior periphery of the service line. Each adapter provides a pair of spaced-apart expanded sealing gaskets between the tubing and the service line, and a gas-leakage passage extending from the interior of the tubular adapter to the exterior spacing between the adapter gasket pair. Temporary gas-tight plugs are provided at respective locations between each leakage passage and the adjacent end of the by-pass tubing, and compressed natural gas test-pressure is applied within the tubing. Via both of the referred to leakage passages, the test pressure is exerted against all of the gasket seals to confirm gas-tightness thereof. |