Coating apparatus – With indicating – testing – inspecting – or measuring means – With means for visual observation
Patent
1989-01-25
1990-07-03
Housel, James C.
Coating apparatus
With indicating, testing, inspecting, or measuring means
With means for visual observation
1510414, 1510431, 118306, 118315, 118317, 118323, 118DIG10, B05B 1306, B05C 708
Patent
active
049381679
ABSTRACT:
A self-propelled vehicle for use in performing work inside pipes of piping systems, for example, for cleaning or coating the inner surface of the pipe includes at least three traveling assemblies connected to the body of the vehicle by parallel link assemblies. The traveling assemblies are travaeled along the pipe inner surface to be worked on by the operation of a drive unit and transmissions while being pressed against the pipe inner surface by a collapsing assembly. During travel, a liquid can be sprayed onto the pipe inner surface by a nozzle which is rotated.
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Kaitatsu Nobuaki
Mizuho Koichi
Housel James C.
Kubota Ltd.
Shin-Toyo Engineering Co., Ltd.
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