The invention refers to a pipe seal suitable for use in a Rieber joint, the seal (14) comprising an annular sealing member (18) and an annular reinforcing member (20) completely embedded in the sealing member (18). The reinforcing member (20) is made of a rigid plastic band and the reinforcing member (20) includes, for increasing an area of contact between the sealing member (18) and the reinforcing member (20), at least one protrusion (24) and/or at least one recess (26).

The invention refers to a pipe seal suitable for use in a Rieber joint, the seal (14) comprising an annular sealing member (18) and an annular reinforcing member (20) completely embedded in the sealing member (18). The reinforcing member (20) is made of a rigid plastic band and the reinforcing member (20) includes, for increasing an area of contact between the sealing member (18) and the reinforcing member (20), at least one protrusion (24) and/or at least one recess (26).

In an implementation, a method of forming a hydraulic connection between a hydraulic component and a hydraulic hose includes threading a ferrule onto an end section of the hydraulic hose, crimping the ferrule to the hydraulic hose, and threading an annular gasket onto the hydraulic hose between the ferrule and an open end of the end section of the hydraulic hose. The method may include securing the hydraulic hose to a body of the hydraulic component by forming a seal between the body and the hydraulic hose by compression. Threading the ferrule onto the hydraulic hose may include threading an annular ferrule having a profile of a first truncated cone with a first half-aperture, and urging the ferrule towards an interface in the body of the hydraulic component, the interface having a profile of a second truncated cone with a second half-aperture different from the first half-aperture.

In an implementation, a method of forming a hydraulic connection between a hydraulic component and a hydraulic hose includes threading a ferrule onto an end section of the hydraulic hose, crimping the ferrule to the hydraulic hose, and threading an annular gasket onto the hydraulic hose between the ferrule and an open end of the end section of the hydraulic hose. The method may include securing the hydraulic hose to a body of the hydraulic component by forming a seal between the body and the hydraulic hose by compression. Threading the ferrule onto the hydraulic hose may include threading an annular ferrule having a profile of a first truncated cone with a first half-aperture, and urging the ferrule towards an interface in the body of the hydraulic component, the interface having a profile of a second truncated cone with a second half-aperture different from the first half-aperture.

A clamping device including a collar which has a belt able to be clamped by the reduction of its diameter and a seal disposed inside the belt by being retained axially relative to the collar. The seal is formed in a strip which is wound on itself and whose ends are configured to cooperate together via a sealing arrangement. The seal undergoes a stress towards the inner surface of the belt and is configured to be elastically deformed against the stress to allow the insertion of an annular object between the seal and the belt.

Hose barb fittings and apparatuses described herein provide increased fluid-flow rates for cooling loops used for thermal control in computer system. A hose barb fitting comprises a fluid-flow passage that extends through the hose barb fitting from a first opening to a second opening. The ratio of the cross-sectional area of the fluid-flow passage to the cross-sectional area of the hose barb fitting is between 0.4 and 0.7, inclusive. When the hose barb fitting is fully seated within a housing structure, a specialized gasket acts as both a radial seal and a face seal. Also, a flange extending from the housing structure engages with a flange extending from the hose barb fitting to prevent the hose barb fitting from being unseated.

Hose barb fittings and apparatuses described herein provide increased fluid-flow rates for cooling loops used for thermal control in computer system. A hose barb fitting comprises a fluid-flow passage that extends through the hose barb fitting from a first opening to a second opening. The ratio of the cross-sectional area of the fluid-flow passage to the cross-sectional area of the hose barb fitting is between 0.4 and 0.7, inclusive. When the hose barb fitting is fully seated within a housing structure, a specialized gasket acts as both a radial seal and a face seal. Also, a flange extending from the housing structure engages with a flange extending from the hose barb fitting to prevent the hose barb fitting from being unseated.

A fluid circuit, in particular for an aircraft, having at least a first pipe, a second pipe and a connecting fitting, each pipe having a connection end and extending along an axis X, the connecting fitting, movably mounted between the two pipes, being configured to mechanically connect the two connection ends, the connecting fitting having a connecting sleeve and a guide member formed on an outer surface of the connecting sleeve and configured to cooperate with a heater duct so as to guide it between the two pipes, the heater duct being configured to transmit heat to the pipes and to the connecting fitting so as to prevent them from icing up.

The present disclosure is related to bioprocessing devices, systems, and methods, and particularly to sanitary connections for bioprocessing. The devices, systems, and methods described herein can relate to the sanitary connection of flow fittings, such as reducers, with considerations for ease of assembly and sealing. In some embodiments, the system may include a flow reducer, a ferrule and a gasket. The flow reducer may include a gasket channel, an overmold channel within the gasket channel, and one or more cavities within the overmold channel. The gasket may be overmolded within the gasket channel and extending within the one or more cavities.

The present disclosure is related to bioprocessing devices, systems, and methods, and particularly to sanitary connections for bioprocessing. The devices, systems, and methods described herein can relate to the sanitary connection of flow fittings, such as reducers, with considerations for ease of assembly and sealing. In some embodiments, the system may include a flow reducer, a ferrule and a gasket. The flow reducer may include a gasket channel, an overmold channel within the gasket channel, and one or more cavities within the overmold channel. The gasket may be overmolded within the gasket channel and extending within the one or more cavities.