Pipe joints or couplings – Flexible joint – rigid members – Resilient sleeve type
Patent
1975-05-02
1977-05-17
Callaghan, Thomas F.
Pipe joints or couplings
Flexible joint, rigid members
Resilient sleeve type
24115N, 138130, 285305, 285DIG16, 403291, F16L 2100
Patent
active
040238342
ABSTRACT:
Lengths of pipe are joined together in above- or below-ground telephone conduit systems by flexible sleeves having specified coefficient of friction, column expansibility and pull-out resistance and containing helically oriented high modulus reinforcement, bonded or encapsulated in elastomeric material. The resultant pipe assemblies represent a significant improvement over previously known cemented conduit-coupling arrangements. Pipe sections may be quickly and economically joined without field application of adhesive, to provide water-tight, pull-out-resistant joints which will accomodate significant bending moments and shearing forces.
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Bykowski Michael J.
Ewing Lloyd
Callaghan Thomas F.
Ewing Engineering Company
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