Cured-In-Place Liner Material And Methods and Systems for Manufacture
AssigneeThe Monte Vista Group, LLC
InventorRene Quitter
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AssigneeThe Monte Vista Group, LLC
InventorRene Quitter
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A liner tube for repairing existing pipes is provided. The liner tube is sufficiently flexible to lie substantially flat under its own weight thereby defining an upper portion and a lower portion. The liner tube includes an inner layer, an outer layer disposed around the inner layer, a first intermediate layer disposed between the inner layer and the outer layer, the first intermediate layer being wrapped around the inner layer to overlap itself and define a first overlap portion in the upper portion, and a second intermediate layer disposed between the first intermediate layer and the outer layer, the second intermediate layer being wrapped around the first intermediate layer to overlap itself and define a second overlap portion in the lower portion. The first and second intermediate layers include a porous material and the inner layer includes material substantially impermeable to liquids.
A liner tube configured for placement in a pipe interior for repair of the pipe and configured to be sufficiently flexible to lie substantially flat in a pliable state and to be substantially circular in cross section in an expanded state, the liner comprising:
A method of making a liner tube having sufficient flexibility to lie substantially flat in a first state and to be substantially circular in cross section in an expanded state, the method comprising:
An apparatus for inserting a line within a spool of flexible tubing, the apparatus comprising:
A method of inserting a line within a spool of flexible tubing, the method comprising:
An apparatus for assembling a liner tube, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for impregnating a liner tube with a curable liquid, the apparatus comprising:
A method of impregnating a liner tube with a curable liquid, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.