A technique facilitates connection of tubulars along a tubing string via a linear motion. A first tubular is provided with a first connector end having a non-circular transverse cross-section, and a second tubular is provided with a second connector end having a corresponding non-circular transverse cross-section. The non-circular cross-section and the corresponding non-circular cross-section are designed to matingly engage when the first and second tubulars are moved linearly toward each other to form a tubing string. A seal is provided to seal the first connector end with the second connector end once linearly engaged. A locking mechanism may be employed to linearly lock the first connector end with the second connector end.

Disclosed is an invention relating to a connection device which includes: a housing unit having a pipe inserted therein; a fixing unit that is inserted between the pipe and the housing unit by rotation to fix the pipe; and a sealing unit provided between the housing unit and the pipe to seal between the housing unit and the pipe.

Disclosed is an invention relating to a connection device which includes: a housing unit having a pipe inserted therein; a fixing unit that is inserted between the pipe and the housing unit by rotation to fix the pipe; and a sealing unit provided between the housing unit and the pipe to seal between the housing unit and the pipe.

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.

A coupling includes a male adapter and a female adapter, and may include a nut and a sleeve. In embodiments, the male adapter includes a male adapter inner diameter, and may include threads. The female adapter includes a female adapter outer diameter. The nut or other formation may be configured to engage at least a portion of the male adapter. In embodiments, one or more contact points may be provided between the female diameter outer diameter and the male adapter inner diameter, and the female adapter outer diameter or the male adapter inner diameter may be configured to be out-of-round. The male adapter may include a shoulder and the sleeve may cover the shoulder in connected configuration. Methods for forming a coupling are also disclosed.

A prefabricated composite concrete element for use in a corrosive sewer environment. The concrete element has a hollow reinforced cast concrete portion with at least one end having connection details, a premolded corrosion resistant inner plastic liner. The plastic liner lines an interior of the hollow concrete element and the connection details to provide abutting liner faces in an assembled joint to limit exposure through said joint of said concrete portion to corrosive materials arising in said sewer environment. At least two prefabricated composite concrete elements may be assembled end to end at a joint to form a concrete sewer system. Also disclosed are a method of prefabricating such a composite concrete element.

Techniques for implementing a pipeline system including a pipe fitting, which includes a fitting shell that define a fitting bore and a tubing cavity around the fitting bore. The tubing cavity interfaces with pipe segment tubing to facilitate fluidly coupling the fitting bore to a pipe bore. The fitting shell includes a seal groove that is recessed into a fitting shell surface that facilitates defining the tubing cavity. The pipe fitting includes a belt seal having a multisided axial cross-section profile, in which the belt seal is to be disposed in the seal groove to implement a fitting seal in the pipe fitting that includes a protruding portion having a wedge-shaped axial cross-section profile that protrudes beyond the fitting shell surface into the tubing cavity to facilitate sealing a fluid conduit implemented in an annulus of the pipe segment tubing in the tubing cavity of the pipe fitting.

Techniques for implementing a pipeline system including a pipe fitting, which includes a fitting shell that define a fitting bore and a tubing cavity around the fitting bore. The tubing cavity interfaces with pipe segment tubing to facilitate fluidly coupling the fitting bore to a pipe bore. The fitting shell includes a seal groove that is recessed into a fitting shell surface that facilitates defining the tubing cavity. The pipe fitting includes a belt seal having a multisided axial cross-section profile, in which the belt seal is to be disposed in the seal groove to implement a fitting seal in the pipe fitting that includes a protruding portion having a wedge-shaped axial cross-section profile that protrudes beyond the fitting shell surface into the tubing cavity to facilitate sealing a fluid conduit implemented in an annulus of the pipe segment tubing in the tubing cavity of the pipe fitting.

A flow path joint, which connects a first flow path inside a tubular body to a second flow path inside a flow path member, includes an elastic member that is able to elastically change shape, and a support body that supports the elastic member, in which the elastic member includes a press fitting portion which is a tubular shape part that is linked to the second flow path and into which the tubular body is press fitted, and a sealing portion that is interposed between the support body and the flow path member.

The present invention relates to a packing member for water-sealing a pipe, and more particularly, to a packing member inserted into a housing and externally inserted onto an outer side surface of a pipe, the packing member including: an inner circumferential part (261) externally inserted onto the pipe; an outer circumferential part (262) inserted into the housing, one side thereof being connected to the inner circumferential part (261) to form a fluid accommodation part (265) between the inner and outer circumferential parts (261) and (262); and the fluid accommodation part (265) to accommodate a fluid flowing in the pipe, in which the inner circumferential part (261) is brought into close contact with the outer side surface of the pipe by pressure of the accommodated fluid, thereby forming a water-sealing structure with the pipe. According to the present invention, the packing member includes a support part, and thus may maintain a shape of a packing even when exposed to high-pressure fluid environments when connected to the pipe or after installation, thereby providing a highly efficient water-sealing structure.