Pipes and tubular conduits – Flexible – Spirally wound material
Patent
1988-07-28
1991-06-18
Recla, Henry J.
Pipes and tubular conduits
Flexible
Spirally wound material
138137, 138129, F16L 1116
Patent
active
050242520
ABSTRACT:
A hose having stable length under pressure comprises an internal leak tightness sheath, and armoring consisting of at least two pairs of layers of helically wound wires, the two layers of the same pair being made of identical wires laid at the same sheathing angle but in the opposite direction, and an external protective sheath. All the wires are laid at one of two sheathing angles, one less than 55.degree. the other greater than 55.degree.; the wires of at least one pair of layers exhibit one sheathing angle between 40.degree. and 53.degree., and the wires of at least one other pair of layers exhibit a second sheathing angle between 57.degree. and 70.degree..
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Barrett Glenn T.
Coflexip
Recla Henry J.
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