Conduit having waterproof layer of uniform thickness and method

Pipes and tubular conduits – Distinct layers – Coated

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427331, F16L 914

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ABSTRACT:
A wrapped conduit and method of forming it are described in which a layer of hot applied cold flowable waterproofing material of nonuniform thickness is flowed onto a conduit, and over said layer is spirally wrapped under tension a sheet of a nonwoven permeable randomly arranged heat-resistant thermoplastic fibers. An outer or shielding wrap of asbestos felt, plastic film, kraft paper, or the like, is also employed. The product thus obtained has a waterproof layer of essentially uniform thickness which impregnates the sheet of aforesaid fibers.

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