Patent classifications
F16L11/08
AN UNBONDED FLEXIBLE PIPE
A subsea installation including an unbonded flexile pipe for subsea transportation of a H.sub.2S and/or CO.sub.2 containing fluid. The unbonded flexible pipe includes from inside and out, a pressure sheath defining a bore for transportation of the fluid, a tensile armor and a liquid impervious outer sheath, wherein the tensile armor is of corrosion resistant material(s) and the tensile armor includes at least two cross wound layers of elongate armor elements, which are wound with a long pith and wherein the pipe further includes an anti-bird cage layer including at least one elongate element wound with a short pitch onto at least one of the tensile armor layers, and wherein the at least one elongate element includes or consist of steel, titanium and/or fibers of carbon, basalt, polyethylene, PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride or polyvinylidene difluoride) PEEK (polyether ether ketone) PVC (polyvinyl chloride), LCP (liquid crystalline polymer) or any combinations thereof.
MULTI-LAYER HOSE WITH TRACER MATERIAL
A system may include a hose assembly; a sensor device; and a controller. The hose assembly may be configured to be connected to a hydraulic circuit of a machine. A first layer, of a hose of the hose assembly, may be configured to transport a hydraulic fluid. A second layer, of the hose, may comprise a tracer material that is configured to be released into the hydraulic fluid when the first layer is experiencing a failure. The sensor device may be configured to detect the tracer material in the hydraulic fluid, and generate sensor data indicating that the tracer material has been detected. The controller may be configured to determine that the hose assembly is experiencing the failure based on the sensor data and cause an action to be performed based on determining that the hose assembly is experiencing the failure.
THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITE MATERIALS
Composite materials are described herein. The composite materials include a polymer matrix comprising at least one fluorinated homo- or copolymer and continuous fibers dispersed within the polymer matrix. The continuous fibers are present within the composite material in an amount between about 10 wt % and about 90 wt % of a weight of the composite material. The composite materials also include a filler dispersed within the polymer matrix. The filler is present within the composite material in an amount between about 5 wt % and about 25 wt % of an amount of the polymer matrix.
THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITE MATERIALS
Composite materials are described herein. The composite materials include a polymer matrix comprising at least one fluorinated homo- or copolymer and continuous fibers dispersed within the polymer matrix. The continuous fibers are present within the composite material in an amount between about 10 wt % and about 90 wt % of a weight of the composite material. The composite materials also include a filler dispersed within the polymer matrix. The filler is present within the composite material in an amount between about 5 wt % and about 25 wt % of an amount of the polymer matrix.
Extensible flexible hose, and method for manufacturing thereof
The present invention discloses an extensible flexible hose comprise one elastic inner layer, one elastic textile reinforcement layer and one elastic outer layer, where the elastic textile reinforcement layer placed on the outer surface of the elastic inner layer, the elastic outer layer disposed on the elastic textile reinforcement layer, while the elastic inner layer and the elastic textile reinforcement layer are reciprocally coupled, the elastic outer layer and the uncovered surface area of the elastic inner layer are reciprocally joined to form a unitary tubular member. The elastic textile reinforcement layer comprising a twill weave textile layer, with stretch yarns longitudinally distributed among. The objective of the present invention is to improve the phenomenon that the telescopic water pipe is liable to be damaged due to strong friction between inner core and outer sheath, to prolong the service life of the extensible flexible hose. The hose body adopts elastic materials, which has advantages as great elasticity, easy carrying, easy cleaning, and convenient storage.
Alternative Subprocess for Taping Wrapped Silicon Hoses and Hose Manufactured Thereby
A hose includes an outer cover layer and at least one ply disposed inward from the outer cover layer, characterized in that the outer cover layer is a shrink sleeve, and where the at least one ply is formed from a reinforced silicone rubber sheet which includes a reinforcement. The hose may further include an inner layer disposed within the at least one ply, and which defines a lumen. The shrink sleeve may be a polyolefin shrink sleeve. The layers are tensioned together with the shrink sleeve. The hose may be prepared by a shrink tension method without the use of a tape wrap. A method of preparing the above hose may include wrapping the inner layer around a mandrel, wrapping the at least one at least one ply around the inner layer, pulling the shrink sleeve over the at least one at least one ply, and vulcanizing the hose.
Pressure Equalization in Composite Pipes
A flexible polymeric pipe for transportation of oil, gas or water, having an unbonded reinforcing intermediate layer between two polymeric layers. The pipe has a vent for the intermediate layer which allows venting of gas from the intermediate layer through to the exterior environment. The vent is generally impervious to water but pervious to air and gas.
HEATED CHEMICAL TRANSFER HOSE
A hose assembly defines a longitudinal axis and includes an inner core tube, a thermal distribution element, and a heating element. The thermal distribution element surrounds the inner core tube, the thermal distribution element including a metalized coated film. The heating element surrounds the inner core tube, the heating element being in thermal contact with the metalized coated film.
NO KINK OXYGEN HOSE
An illustrated view of a non-kinking air hose for preventing an air hose from kinking is presented. The non-kinking air hose is useful for providing an air flow from an air tank to a patient where the air hose is prevented from forming a kinking condition. The non-kinking air hose further prevents damage or reduced/zero air flow from an air tank to a patient.
NO KINK OXYGEN HOSE
An illustrated view of a non-kinking air hose for preventing an air hose from kinking is presented. The non-kinking air hose is useful for providing an air flow from an air tank to a patient where the air hose is prevented from forming a kinking condition. The non-kinking air hose further prevents damage or reduced/zero air flow from an air tank to a patient.