Patent classifications
F16L47/22
Pipe connection
A pipe connection includes at least one end of a plastic pipe or a metal plastic composite pipe and one connecting element with at least one support body provided with circumferential ribs, onto which the end of the pipe is slid. For the expansion ratio R(exp) of the pipe connection, the following applies:
0.05<R(exp)=[D(max)/D(internal)]−1<0.35
wherein D(max) stands for the maximum external diameter of the circumferential ribs and D(internal) for the internal diameter of the pipe.
Pipe connection
A pipe connection includes at least one end of a plastic pipe or a metal plastic composite pipe and one connecting element with at least one support body provided with circumferential ribs, onto which the end of the pipe is slid. For the expansion ratio R(exp) of the pipe connection, the following applies:
0.05<R(exp)=[D(max)/D(internal)]−1<0.35
wherein D(max) stands for the maximum external diameter of the circumferential ribs and D(internal) for the internal diameter of the pipe.
Connecting element and pipe connection comprising the same
A connecting element produces a pipe connection between the connecting element and a plastic pipe or a metal-plastic composite pipe by using axial pressing technology. The connecting element has at least one support body provided with circumferential external ribs for press-fitting an expanded end of the pipe onto, and includes at least one circumferential collar, wherein the connecting element between the circumferential collar and the nearest circumferential external rib to the circumferential collar includes a pre-stop for limiting the sliding onto of the expanded end of the pipe. The distance between the edge of the pre-stop facing the circumferential external ribs and the edge of the circumferential collar facing the pre-stop is 0.10 times to 0.30 times the length of the support body. A pipe connection between an expanded end of an all-plastic pipe or of a plastic composite pipe and a connecting element includes an expanded end of an all-plastic pipe or of a plastic composite pipe; and the above-described connecting element.
Connecting element and pipe connection comprising the same
A connecting element produces a pipe connection between the connecting element and a plastic pipe or a metal-plastic composite pipe by using axial pressing technology. The connecting element has at least one support body provided with circumferential external ribs for press-fitting an expanded end of the pipe onto, and includes at least one circumferential collar, wherein the connecting element between the circumferential collar and the nearest circumferential external rib to the circumferential collar includes a pre-stop for limiting the sliding onto of the expanded end of the pipe. The distance between the edge of the pre-stop facing the circumferential external ribs and the edge of the circumferential collar facing the pre-stop is 0.10 times to 0.30 times the length of the support body. A pipe connection between an expanded end of an all-plastic pipe or of a plastic composite pipe and a connecting element includes an expanded end of an all-plastic pipe or of a plastic composite pipe; and the above-described connecting element.
Hose Structure with Reinforced Pressure Sleeve
Disclosed is a reinforced hose comprising a pressure sleeve concentrically installed over an outer surface of the hose tubing, either above or below the ferrule. An inner diameter of the pressure sleeve is larger than an outer diameter of the hose tubing and the first terminal end of the pressure sleeve is longitudinally aligned with the first open end of the hose tubing. The longitudinal length of the pressure sleeve is greater than that of the ferrule and extends beyond a proximal end of the ferrule. A first interference joint couples the outer surface of the hose tubing to an inner surface of the pressure sleeve, the first interference joint comprising a contact patch located between the second terminal end of the pressure sleeve and the proximal end of the ferrule.
Hose Structure with Reinforced Pressure Sleeve
Disclosed is a reinforced hose comprising a pressure sleeve concentrically installed over an outer surface of the hose tubing, either above or below the ferrule. An inner diameter of the pressure sleeve is larger than an outer diameter of the hose tubing and the first terminal end of the pressure sleeve is longitudinally aligned with the first open end of the hose tubing. The longitudinal length of the pressure sleeve is greater than that of the ferrule and extends beyond a proximal end of the ferrule. A first interference joint couples the outer surface of the hose tubing to an inner surface of the pressure sleeve, the first interference joint comprising a contact patch located between the second terminal end of the pressure sleeve and the proximal end of the ferrule.
METHOD AND APPARATUS TO ASSEMBLE A HIGH PURITY LIQUID DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
A method and apparatus for assembling a high purity liquid distribution system is described. A distal end portion of the tube is heated then pushed over a sleeve so that the distal end portion can have a shrink seal fit over the sleeve to mitigate accidental or inadvertent pull out of the tube from a fitting. Other benefits are also achieved such as minimal flow restriction of the liquid flowing through the joint and the tube.
AIRCRAFT FLUID CONDUIT COMPRISING THERMOPLASTIC PIPING AND CONNECTOR
A fluid conduit for aircraft, the conduit having a pipe made from thermoplastic material having a connection end which extends along a pipe axis and a connector which is intended to be mounted in the connection end by a translational movement along the pipe axis in a downstream direction, the connector having a joining portion which extends longitudinally along the connector axis and which is configured to extend into the connection end, the joining portion having a free longitudinal end which is chamfered, the free longitudinal end being configured to be radially deformed after the connector is mounted in the connection end, which has been thermally expanded beforehand, so that the conduit has an internal surface which has an internal radius which is substantially constant at the interface between the connector and the pipe.
PIPE CONNECTION AND METHOD OF PRODUCING PIPE CONNECTION
A pipe connection in the form of a shrinkage connection formed from a connecting piece (1) having a surface structure (11), and a pipe (2) having an inner diameter which is smaller than the outer diameter of the connecting piece (1), wherein the surface structure (11) comprises a radially projecting flange (12) and at least one circumferential groove (13a, 13b, . . . ), the pipe (2) comprises a pipe end (21) which has been expanded in environmental temperature and connected to the connecting piece (1) by back-shrinkage. A sealing ring (3) is in the circumferential groove (13a, 13b, . . . ), which sealing ring (3) has an annular profile having an inner surface (31), being engageable with a connecting piece (1), and an outer surface (32), being engageable with the pipe (2), and the outer surface (32) comprises more than one annular ridge (33a, 33b, . . . ) adjacent to each other in axial direction.
PIPE CONNECTION AND METHOD OF PRODUCING PIPE CONNECTION
A pipe connection in the form of a shrinkage connection formed from a connecting piece (1) having a surface structure (11), and a pipe (2) having an inner diameter which is smaller than the outer diameter of the connecting piece (1), wherein the surface structure (11) comprises a radially projecting flange (12) and at least one circumferential groove (13a, 13b, . . . ), the pipe (2) comprises a pipe end (21) which has been expanded in environmental temperature and connected to the connecting piece (1) by back-shrinkage. A sealing ring (3) is in the circumferential groove (13a, 13b, . . . ), which sealing ring (3) has an annular profile having an inner surface (31), being engageable with a connecting piece (1), and an outer surface (32), being engageable with the pipe (2), and the outer surface (32) comprises more than one annular ridge (33a, 33b, . . . ) adjacent to each other in axial direction.