Energized seal for upper termination

Pipe joints or couplings – With assembly means or feature – Guide and support

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285101, 285108, 285917, F16L 3500, F16L 1700

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045896895

ABSTRACT:
A seal assembly has features to seal the junction of two passages. The assembly includes a piston with a seal on its face. The piston has a passage extending through it. Hydraulic fluid applied to an annular cavity moves the piston forwardly and rearwardly independent of fluid pressure in the passage. Once sealed, pressure in the passage acts on the end of the piston to maintain sealing engagement.

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