Device for the control of the internal pressure in a drill pipe

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Foundation – Columnar structure

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91 50, E02D 1504

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ABSTRACT:
A device for the control of the internal pressure in a drill pipe or tremie is disclosed. The tremie is used in footings and especially in the construction of compressed concrete footings. The tremie has a valve located in a lid that serves for the tight seal of the tremie. The valve is subjected to a counter-pressure which is greater than the effective power of the internal pressure of the tremie. A hoisting cable is connected to the valve stem and the power of the hoisting cable under normal operating conditions in combination with the internal pressure of the tremie is large enough to overcome the counterpressure. The valve is shifted to vent the internal pressure of the tremie when the same is rapidly removed from the footing bore due to a decrease in ground friction.

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