Pipe joints or couplings – Repair
Patent
1991-04-11
1992-06-09
Arola, Dave W.
Pipe joints or couplings
Repair
285353, 285330, 285414, F16L 5518
Patent
active
051200929
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus to provide a threaded coupling for a pipe to enable the pipe which has had its threads broken to be joined to a mating threaded pipe. The threaded coupling permits the coupling to be affixed to the pipe when the pipe is located in a difficult to reach area. The invention is used with a pipe which has been broken in a house wall and it is desired to not have to rip out the entire wall to get at the pipe. A transverse opening is drilled in the pipe after a small section of wall adjacent the threaded end has been removed and a pin inserted into the opening. Thereafter, a collar with a recessed wall to accommodate the head of the pin and a shelf to abut the head of the pin serves to form a secure retaining means onto which a gasket to seal leaks and a pressing ring for engagement with a mating coupling is affixed so that the broken pipe can be joined to a mating pipe.
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Gorog Tibor
Turi Frank
Arola Dave W.
Chun Heather
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