Pipe joints or couplings – Frangible element – Score line or groove
Patent
1987-03-04
1989-02-21
Reese, Randolph A.
Pipe joints or couplings
Frangible element
Score line or groove
285104, 285232, 285322, 285339, F16L 2104
Patent
active
048059323
ABSTRACT:
A spigot-and-socket joint which is secured against pulling apart, particularly for socket pipes manufactured by centrifugal casting or molding, wherein the spigot end of one pipe is pushed into the socket end of another pipe, with radial play, comprises a sealing ring and a gripping ring in the socket pipe, the gripping ring comprising a plurality of gripping segments mutually spaced circumferentially and each having a spherically convex radially outer surface and being interconnected in the circumferential direction by a vulcanized intermediate piece of rubber or the like, and a toothed configuration on the radially inner surface, so that when axial tensile forces arise at the joint, the toothed configurations are pressed radially inwardly against the spigot end by interaction of the spherically convex surfaces with an interior conical surface of the pipe socket which interior surface narrows in the direction of the distal end of the socket. In order to effectively eliminate relative radial movements of the gripping ring when the joined pipes are first subject to interior fluid pressure, an elastomeric holding piece is formed on the gripping ring, which gripping ring is separate from the sealing ring, the holding piece being attached to the distal end face of the socket and supporting the gripping ring.
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Imhof Erich
Vorbeck Manfred
Eisenwerke Friedrich Wilhelm Duker GmbH & Co.
Knight Anthony
Reese Randolph A.
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