Method of and a device for forming a fluidtight duct transition

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61 86, 61101, F16L 104, E02D 2738

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040095843

ABSTRACT:
In order to pass a duct across a wall between two spaces in which different pressures prevail, there is formed in said wall a passage which is temporarily closed off by means of a panel applied in position by the pressure, whereafter, at the time at which the duct is to be passed across the wall, the pressures in the two spaces are equalized making it possible to remove the temporary closure, the duct is introduced through the passage, a temporary seal between the passage and the exterior of the duct is formed, the pressure difference between the two spaces is restored, and a final seal between the passage and the exterior of the duct is created.

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