Corrosion protective band for underground pipe joints with metal

Seal for a joint or juncture – Seal between relatively movable parts – Relatively rotatable radially extending sealing face member

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277DIG2, 285288, F16J 1538

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RE0293946

ABSTRACT:
A system of protecting pipes with bell and spigot joints (having metal parts) from corrosion [be] by fitting between the spigot and bell at least one dry band of open celled material (preferably reticulated polyurethane foam) having a hydratable cement (preferably Portland cement) impregnated therein and engaging the band between the bell and the spigot. On wetting of the band, the cement is hydrated to form a water impervious hard sealant in the joint which releases alkalinity to protect the metal.

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