F16L5/06

Device for the sealed passing-through of an elongate part

A device for the sealed closing of an opening for one or more elongate parts to pass through includes a sealing and/or clamping element with at least two interacting first and second parts that are axially displaceable relative to one another, and a pressure contour acting axially onto the sealing and/or clamping element. A first axial displacement of the pressure contour and an axial displacement of the at least one second part relative to the at least one first part causes a first change in geometry of the at least one first part transversely to the displacement direction. Also, a further axial displacement of the pressure contour causes a further change in geometry of the at least one first part transversely to the displacement direction such that the opening is sealed around the one or more elongate parts passing therethrough.

THREADED CONNECTION TO CARRIER FOR HYDRAULIC CONNECTION TO A CASE WITH AN EXTERNALLY MOUNTED PLENUM TUBE
20230122795 · 2023-04-20 ·

A carrier can comprise a through-port in a carrier plate. A threaded connection can comprise a threaded cap comprising a tubular body, a central port through the tubular body, and a rim clenching a face seal to the carrier plate when a nut is tightened to the threaded cap. A plenum in a case can be installed in the carrier. The case can comprise a case portion seating a piston and forming the plenum. The piston can be configured to actuate in the plenum in a first axial direction upon supply of hydraulic fluid to the plenum. A plenum port can extend from the case portion. The plenum port can be configured to communicate hydraulic fluid to the plenum to actuate the piston. The central port of the threaded connection can comprise a hydraulic tube mounted directly or indirectly to the plenum port to supply the hydraulic fluid.

THREADED CONNECTION TO CARRIER FOR HYDRAULIC CONNECTION TO A CASE WITH AN EXTERNALLY MOUNTED PLENUM TUBE
20230122795 · 2023-04-20 ·

A carrier can comprise a through-port in a carrier plate. A threaded connection can comprise a threaded cap comprising a tubular body, a central port through the tubular body, and a rim clenching a face seal to the carrier plate when a nut is tightened to the threaded cap. A plenum in a case can be installed in the carrier. The case can comprise a case portion seating a piston and forming the plenum. The piston can be configured to actuate in the plenum in a first axial direction upon supply of hydraulic fluid to the plenum. A plenum port can extend from the case portion. The plenum port can be configured to communicate hydraulic fluid to the plenum to actuate the piston. The central port of the threaded connection can comprise a hydraulic tube mounted directly or indirectly to the plenum port to supply the hydraulic fluid.

DAMPER FOR AN EXHAUST LINE OF A SEMICONDUCTOR FABRICATION APPARATUS

A damper for an exhaust duct of an exhaust line of a semiconductor fabrication apparatus includes a damper body to be inserted into a fixing hole in the exhaust duct in a first direction, the damper body having a diameter substantially the same as a diameter of the fixing hole, and plural push buckles. The push buckles are provided on a distal end of the damper body along an outer circumferential surface of the damper body and spaced apart from each other around a circumference of the damper body, the push buckles being resilient and movable with respect to the outer circumferential surface along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. When the push buckles have passed through the fixing hole in the first direction, the push buckles prevent a return movement through the fixing hole in a direction opposite to the first direction.

Hybrid thread geometry for threaded fitting

A threaded fitting comprising a first plurality of threads from a first end of the fitting to a transition thread and a second plurality of threads from the transition thread to a second end of the fitting. The first plurality of threads is configured to provide a labyrinth type seal minimizing the migration of at least dust and/or gases across a thick-walled enclosure. The second plurality of threads is configured to engage a lock-nut in thin-walled enclosures, or a plurality of pre-formed threads within an aperture of thick-walled enclosures, for minimizing the migration of at least fluids/water across one of the thin- or thick-walled enclosure. The first and second plurality of threads are serially-arranged and may be used either thin or thick-walled enclosures to retard a passage of at least one of either gas, fluid, dust and flame.

EXPLOSION-PROOF ARRANGEMENT

The invention relates to an explosion-proof arrangement (10) with an explosion-proof housing (11) which has a wall opening (23) in a housing wall (12). The wall thickness (d) of the housing wall (12) is so small that it is not possible to form a thread there in order to screw in a connecting body (15) for a line to pass through or for receiving an assembly so as to ensure protection against flame transmission. According to the invention, a connecting body (25), which has a flange (38) with a flange face (39), is inserted into the wall opening (23). The flange face (39) delimits a flameproof gap (58) by way of the housing wall (12). The dimensions of a gap or intermediate space between the connecting body (25) and a boundary face (24) of the housing wall (12), which boundary face delimits the wall opening (23), are not important. The protection against flame transmission can be provided solely by the flameproof gap (58) between the flange face (39) and the housing wall (12).

CONDUIT CONNECTION SYSTEM
20230208120 · 2023-06-29 ·

A conduit connection system is described herein. The system has a connecting member for connecting two or more sections of conduit which are fixed and electrically connected to the conduit using grub screws. A pair of threaded sleeves cover the connecting member and seals provided on the sleeves ensure waterproofing of the conduit junction.

Penetration fitting having compression seals and methods of installing and using the same

A penetration fitting assembly includes a pipe gasket having an annular portion defining a central opening and first and second stem portions extending in opposite directions from the annular portion, an inner ring assembly configured to surround the pipe gasket and including first and second inner ring halves, a ring gasket assembly configured to surround the inner ring assembly and including first and second ring gasket halves, a wall gasket, an outer ring assembly configured to surround the ring gasket assembly and including first and second outer ring halves, and a clamp configured to surround the outer ring assembly. When the penetration fitting assembly is installed, the outer ring assembly compresses the wall gasket against the wall of the sump, the clamp compresses the ring gasket assembly between the inner ring assembly and the outer ring assembly, and the clamp compresses the pipe gasket against the pipe or conduit.

Penetration fitting having compression seals and methods of installing and using the same

A penetration fitting assembly includes a pipe gasket having an annular portion defining a central opening and first and second stem portions extending in opposite directions from the annular portion, an inner ring assembly configured to surround the pipe gasket and including first and second inner ring halves, a ring gasket assembly configured to surround the inner ring assembly and including first and second ring gasket halves, a wall gasket, an outer ring assembly configured to surround the ring gasket assembly and including first and second outer ring halves, and a clamp configured to surround the outer ring assembly. When the penetration fitting assembly is installed, the outer ring assembly compresses the wall gasket against the wall of the sump, the clamp compresses the ring gasket assembly between the inner ring assembly and the outer ring assembly, and the clamp compresses the pipe gasket against the pipe or conduit.

Rigid entry fitting for flexible pipe

A rigid entry fitting configured to form a seal between a flexible pipe segment and a sump wall includes a fitting body having an inner surface defining a tapered opening, an insert received in the tapered opening, a shell received in an opening of the insert, a first pair of gaskets between an outer surface of the insert and the inner surface of the fitting body, a second pair of gaskets contacting an inner surface of the shell and opposite ends of the insert, and a nut configured to engage threads on an outer surface of the fitting body. When the nut is threaded onto the threads, the nut presses the shell and the insert into the tapered opening and presses the first pair of gaskets against the inner surface of the fitting body and the second pair of gaskets against the outer surface of the flexible pipe segment.