Pipes and tubular conduits – Spirally seamed
Patent
1986-08-13
1989-01-10
Bryant, III, James E.
Pipes and tubular conduits
Spirally seamed
138129, 138150, 138174, F16L 1108
Patent
active
047966726
ABSTRACT:
An improved pressure-withstanding pipe is made of a soft synthetic resin or rubber material with hard synthetic resin reinforcing bodies helically wound and embedded in the pipe wall at predetermined intervals. A thin reinforcing belt member is also helically wound and embedded in the pipe wall and the opposite side end portions of the belt are anchored in adjacent ones of the rigid reinforcing bodies. The method of manufacturing a pipe according to the invention includes a step of extruding the pipe forming body by feeding rigid synthetic reinforcing material and soft synthetic material to the extruder and, at the same time, passing the thin reinforcing belt member therethrough. The resultant pipe according to the invention is highly resistant to extension and other deformation due to pressure exerted from the material being transported as well as highly resistant to external pressure and deformation from such pressure.
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