Branching unit for boring without stopping passage of fluid
AssigneeSuiken Co., Ltd.
InventorsKim Jaehyun, Tamotsu Yamashita, Taihei Yokoyama
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AssigneeSuiken Co., Ltd.
InventorsKim Jaehyun, Tamotsu Yamashita, Taihei Yokoyama
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A branching unit for boring without stopping passage of fluid, which is suitable for forming an opening 11 at a pipe wall 12 by boring a part of the pipe wall 12 of an existing pipe 1 using a drill machine 3 having a hole saw 4 to connect a branch pipe to the existing pipe, comprising: a sealing case 20 having plurality of separate casing 21, 22 separated in a circumferential direction R and a branch pipe portion 27 protruding and branching off in the radial direction C; a valve body 5 rotating between an inner circumferential surface 29 of the separate casing 21, 22 and an outer circumferential surface 13 of the existing pipe 1 to open and close a branch hole 28; and a rotation mechanism 50 rotating the valve body 5.
A branching unit for boring without stopping passage of fluid, which is suitable for forming an opening at a pipe wall by boring a part of the pipe wall of an existing pipe using a drill machine having a hole saw to connect a branch pipe to the existing pipe, comprising:
A branching device for boring without stopping passage of fluid, which is suitable for forming an opening at a pipe wall by boring a part of the pipe wall of an existing pipe using a drill machine having a hole saw to connect a branch pipe to the existing pipe, comprising:
A branching unit for boring without stopping passage of fluid, which is suitable for forming an opening at a pipe wall by boring a part of the pipe wall of an existing pipe using a drill machine having a hole saw to connect a branch pipe to the existing pipe, comprising:
A branching unit for boring without stopping passage of fluid, which is suitable for forming an opening at a pipe wall by boring a part of the pipe wall of an existing pipe using a drill machine having a hole saw to connect a branch pipe to the existing pipe, comprising:
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