Pipes and tubular conduits – Flexible – Corrugated
Patent
1997-12-22
1999-12-14
Kashnikow, Andres
Pipes and tubular conduits
Flexible
Corrugated
138109, F16L 916, F16L 3320
Patent
active
060004355
ABSTRACT:
The present invention is directed to a new and improved flexible hose assembly for transmitting pressurized air, gases and/or fluids between two spaced apart components. The hose assembly includes an inner liner surrounded by a helix formed of thermoplastic material having a substantially flat surface portion for bonding with the inner liner, eliminating the need for a outer cord to prevent the helix from floating relative to the liner. A self-adjusting retainer ring serves to compress the flexible hose onto the beaded end portion of a component with increasing pressure as the pressure increases within the hose assembly. Preferably the retainer ring is formed from a single piece of thermoplastic material.
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Murray Oliver D.
Patel Jayant D.
Petersen Clifford J.
Talamantez Ronald J.
Hwu Davis
Kashnikow Andres
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
Powell Jr. Raymond H.J.
Westerlund Robert A.
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