Pipes and tubular conduits – Repairing
Patent
1997-02-13
1998-04-14
Scherbel, David
Pipes and tubular conduits
Repairing
138112, 138120, F16L 55162
Patent
active
057381461
ABSTRACT:
In rehabilitating underground piping, a new piping is installed by inserting a large number of unit pipes into the existing underground piping. Each of the unit pipes has a prescribed length and is connected to an adjacent unit pipe along a longitudinal direction. The unit pipe is tapered, and the tapered pipes are inserted from one of two adjoining manholes with the smaller-diameter ends directed toward the other manhole. The smaller-diameter end of the next tapered pipe is inserted into the larger-diameter end of the preceding pipe. A seal is formed at the connection by wrapping a packing made of hydrophilic rubber around the smaller-diameter end. This operation is repeated until the leading tapered pipe reaches the other manhole.
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Hook James F.
Scherbel David
Sekishin Sangyo Co., Ltd.
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