In-line pressure balanced universal expansion joint

Pipe joints or couplings – With strain relief

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285227, F16L 3500

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ABSTRACT:
An in-line, pressure balanced universal expansion joint for a piping system has a central bellows and opposite first and second end bellows secured to the opposite first and second ends of the central bellows. A first gimbal assembly pivotally links the outer end of the first end bellows to the second end of the central bellows. A second gimbal assembly links the outer end of the second end bellows to the first end of the central bellows. Each gimbal assembly has a gimbal ring pivotally linked to the outer end of the respective end bellows via a first linkage and to the respective end of the central bellows via a second linkage for pivotal movement about two perpendicular pivot axes.

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