Patent classifications
F16L9/085
Systems and methods of concrete apparatus with incorporated lifter
Systems and methods for a concrete apparatus with incorporated lifter are provided. A concrete apparatus is formed by placing a reinforcement system in a mold. The reinforcement system comprises a lifter. Concrete is poured into the mold such that the lifter protrudes from the poured concrete. After the concrete has hardened and the mold is removed, the lifter is used to carry and position the concrete apparatus. After the concrete apparatus is positioned, the lifter is removed at the circumference of the concrete apparatus leaving no holes, thereby eliminating water leakage due to lifting methods.
Ultra-high performance fibre-reinforced concrete pipe for pressurized fluid transport
A pipe for transporting gas, notably carbon dioxide, includes at least one tubular element, tubular element consisting of a juxtaposition of concentric layers including, from inside to outside, at least one sealing layer, a wall including a prestressed concrete layer and at least one circumferential mechanical reinforcement layer. Furthermore, the concrete making up prestressed concrete layer is selected from among the ultra-high performance fibre-reinforced concretes (UHPFRC).
Systems and Methods of Concrete Apparatus with Incorporated Lifter
Systems and methods for a concrete apparatus with incorporated lifter are provided. A concrete apparatus is formed by placing a reinforcement system in a mold. The reinforcement system comprises a lifter. Concrete is poured into the mold such that the lifter protrudes from the poured concrete. After the concrete has hardened and the mold is removed, the lifter is used to carry and position the concrete apparatus. After the concrete apparatus is positioned, the lifter is removed at the circumference of the concrete apparatus leaving no holes, thereby eliminating water leakage due to lifting methods.
Support Structure and Method of Forming a Support Structure
Two lengths of FRP rebar are formed into spirals and coupled at cross over locations to form a structure to be embedded into a cementitious material or covered in a cementitious material for repairing a form or in new construction.
In-service repair method combining externally bonded pre-stressed FRP and polymer grouting for PCCP with broken wire
A in-service repair method combing externally bonded pre-stressed FRP and polymer grouting for PCCP with broken wire, includes excavating PCCP, supporting the PCCP, treating outer wall of PCCP, bonded an external of the PCCP with pre-stressed FRP for repairing, laying grouting pipe, backfilling and grouting for densing. First of all, excavating a PCCP pipeline to be repaired and supporting the PCCP pipeline with a supporting device, smoothing the outer wall of the PCCP pipeline at a broken wire position and applying primer, and winding the FRP around a damaged portion of the PCCP pipeline, pre-stressing the FRP by applying a pre-stressing device and applying dipping glue to the FRP after tension to stick the FRP on the pipe wall, then laying a grouting pipe, backfilling the pipeline repaired, and finally injecting polymer into the soil after backfilling and compacting the soil by the grouting pipe pre-buried.
PIPE WITH AN OUTER WRAP
This disclosure relates generally to corrugated pipe, and more particularly to corrugated pipe with an outer wrap. In one embodiment, a pipe includes an axially extended bore defined by a corrugated outer wall having axially adjacent, outwardly-extending corrugation crests, separated by corrugation valleys. The pipe also includes an outer wrap applied to the outer wall. The outer wrap may include fibers and plastic. The outer wrap may span the corrugation crests producing a smooth outer surface.
Unidirectional fiber composite system for structural repairs and reinforcement
A composite system for the reinforcement of physical structures includes a plurality of unidirectional fibers arranged with respective longitudinal axes generally parallel to each other over a substantial portion of a length of each unidirectional fiber. The plurality of unidirectional fibers are non-mechanically connected. A resinous material adheres the plurality of unidirectional fibers to each other such that each one of the plurality of unidirectional fiber is adhered to at least one adjacent one of the plurality of unidirectional fibers along a substantial portion of the length of the adjacent one of the plurality unidirectional fibers.
Pipe with an outer wrap
This disclosure relates generally to corrugated pipe, and more particularly to corrugated pipe with an outer wrap. In one embodiment, a pipe includes an axially extended bore defined by a corrugated outer wall having axially adjacent, outwardly-extending corrugation crests, separated by corrugation valleys. The pipe also includes an outer wrap applied to the outer wall. The outer wrap may include fibers and plastic. The outer wrap may span the corrugation crests producing a smooth outer surface.
Cast-In-Place Concrete Pipe System
A cast-in-place concrete pipe system comprising at least one outer barrel, at least one inner barrel, at least one reinforcement dowel used to create a reinforcement cage, at least one reinforcement wall separator, at least one coupling ring, at least one fill port, one or more barrel support stands and a concrete mixture that is poured into the fill port to reside in the space between the outer barrel and the inner barrel. The cast-in-place concrete pipe system is designed to create a single pipe unit which is chemically resistant and configurable to numerous underground pipe, manhole and utility system needs.
Kits and methods for fiber composites including partially-cured resinous materials for the reinforcement of physical structures
A composite system for the reinforcement of physical structures includes a plurality of unidirectional fibers arranged with respective longitudinal axes generally parallel to each other over a substantial portion of a length of each unidirectional fiber. The plurality of unidirectional fibers are non-mechanically connected. A resinous material adheres the plurality of unidirectional fibers to each other such that each one of the plurality of unidirectional fiber is adhered to at least one adjacent one of the plurality of unidirectional fibers along a substantial portion of the length of the adjacent one of the plurality unidirectional fibers.