Inflatable containment diaphragm for sealing and removing stacks

Pipes and tubular conduits – Miscellaneous

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138 93, 138 97, 2940203, 15163, F16L 5510

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052013456

ABSTRACT:
A diaphragm with an inflatable torus-shaped perimeter is used to seal at least one end of a stack so that debris that might be hazardous will not be released during removal of the stack. A diaphragm is inserted and inflated in the lower portion of a stack just above where the stack is to be cut such that the perimeter of the diaphragm expands and forms a seal against the interior surface of the stack.

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