An electrical isolator comprising: a first fluid-carrying member and a second fluid-carrying member spaced apart from said first fluid-carrying member; wherein said first fluid-carrying member has a first toothed surface and said second fluid-carrying member has a second toothed surface; wherein the electrical isolator further comprises: a fibre-reinforced polymer tube that overlaps both the first fluid-carrying member and the second fluid-carrying member and which contacts the first toothed surface in a first interface region of the fibre-reinforced polymer tube and which contacts the second toothed surface in a second interface region of the fibre-reinforced polymer tube; and a compression fitting arranged to bias the first interface region and the first toothed surface together.

A pipe coupler is capable of preventing a fluid flowing along pipes from coming into direct contact with the pipes made of metal materials, a body, and tie rings, thereby preventing corrosion of the pipes. The pipe coupler is also capable of preventing pipes, even if the pipes made of different kinds of materials are connected, from being indirectly connected to each other by way of a fluid flowing along the inside of the pipes, thereby preventing electric corrosion of the pipes caused by the micro current contained in the fluid. The pipe coupler is also capable of absorbing dimensional differences between the pipes having different sizes.

A dielectric fitting includes a nut having inner threads and an axial compression surface, and a hole having a first diameter. A mating component includes outer threads that engage with the inner threads including a second axial compression surface. A first fitting includes a circumferential flange captured between the first axial compression surface and the second axial compression surface, the first fitting having a first wall that extends axially and passes through the first hole and includes first fitting threads. A second fitting includes second fitting threads that engage with the first fitting threads, the second fitting having a second wall and a bulge portion that radially projects to a second diameter and includes an O-ring. The nut and the mating component are dielectrically isolated from the first fitting and the second fitting, and the second diameter is larger than the first diameter.

The present invention relates to a pipe coupler that is capable of avoiding a fluid flowing along pipes from coming into direct contact with the pipes made of metal materials, a body, and tie rings, thereby preventing their corrosion, avoiding pipes, even if the pipes made of different kinds of materials are connected, from being indirectly connected to each other by means of a fluid flowing along the insides thereof, thereby preventing electric corrosion caused by the micro current contained in the fluid, and absorbing a dimensional tolerance between the pipes having different sizes, thereby ensuring simple installation.

An apparatus includes first and second electrically conductive tubes, first and second electrical isolators, and a nut. The first electrical isolator has a central passageway. The first electrically conductive tube has a flared end disposed around the first electrical isolator. The flared end includes external threads. The second electrically conductive tube has an outer flange. The second electrical isolator is disposed around the second electrically conductive tube and engages the outer flange. The nut is disposed around the second electrically conductive tube and engages the second electrical isolator. The nut includes internal threads corresponding to the external threads of the flared end of the first electrically conductive tube.

Losses in the connecting line between the Pressure Wave Generator and the cold head of a GM type pulse tube refrigerator, are reduced while maintaining or improving upon the desirable features of a standard corrugated hose connecting line including vibration isolation, separation distance, and mounting convenience. The basic means are to reduce the internal void volume of the convolutions in a corrugated hose in combination with reducing the number of corrugations, adding fillers to the void volumes, and vibration absorbing coatings.

An electrical isolator comprising: a first fluid-carrying member and a second fluid-carrying member spaced apart from said first fluid-carrying member; wherein said first fluid-carrying member has a first toothed surface and said second fluid-carrying member has a second toothed surface; wherein the electrical isolator further comprises: a fibre-reinforced polymer tube that overlaps both the first fluid-carrying member and the second fluid-carrying member and which contacts the first toothed surface in a first interface region of the fibre-reinforced polymer tube and which contacts the second toothed surface in a second interface region of the fibre-reinforced polymer tube; and a compression fitting arranged to bias the first interface region and the first toothed surface together.

A dielectric fitting includes a nut having inner threads and an axial compression surface, and a hole having a first diameter. A mating component includes outer threads that engage with the inner threads including a second axial compression surface. A first fitting includes a circumferential flange captured between the first axial compression surface and the second axial compression surface, the first fitting having a first wall that extends axially and passes through the first hole and includes first fitting threads. A second fitting includes second fitting threads that engage with the first fitting threads, the second fitting having a second wall and a bulge portion that radially projects to a second diameter and includes an O-ring. The nut and the mating component are dielectrically isolated from the first fitting and the second fitting, and the second diameter is larger than the first diameter.

An apparatus includes first and second electrically conductive tubes, first and second electrical isolators, and a nut. The first electrical isolator has a central passageway. The first electrically conductive tube has a flared end disposed around the first electrical isolator. The flared end includes external threads. The second electrically conductive tube has an outer flange. The second electrical isolator is disposed around the second electrically conductive tube and engages the outer flange. The nut is disposed around the second electrically conductive tube and engages the second electrical isolator. The nut includes internal threads corresponding to the external threads of the flared end of the first electrically conductive tube.

A dielectric fitting for a pressure regulator includes a flange adapted to be disposed next to a housing of the pressure regulator, an isolator plate disposed next to the flange and adapted to be disposed between the flange and the housing, and an isolator cover disposed between the flange and the isolator plate to electrically isolate the flange from the housing.