Device for the fluidtight closure of an aperture extending throu

Pipes and tubular conduits – With closures and plugs – Inflation stem type

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165 71, 228 60, 291573C, 2940209, F16L 5510

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ABSTRACT:
The device comprises a sleeve (1) and a stopper (5). The inside bore of the sleeve (1) comprises a part having a diameter smaller than the outside diameter of the stopper (5) and ending in a shoulder (2c), against which the stopper (5) comes to bear. Swaging (9) enables the stopper (5) to be fixed in the sleeve (1). The fastening is completed by three sealing welds (10a, 10b, 10c), between which are provided an aperture (4) passing through the side wall of the sleeve (1) and an aperture (8) passing through the side wall of the stopper (5). The device is used in particular for closing holes in a tubular plate of a steam generator of a pressurized water nuclear reactor.

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