Tube and cylindrical surface sealing apparatus
AssigneePressure Science Incorporated
InventorsBernard J. Sadoff, Jr., Horace P. Halling
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AssigneePressure Science Incorporated
InventorsBernard J. Sadoff, Jr., Horace P. Halling
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A fluid-tight sealing apparatus for sealing a tube to a cylindrical surface while subjected to axial, rotational and angular misalignments comprising a metallic, resilient sealing member on the tube having a ring portion with a curved surface for contacting the cylindrical surface and for forming a fluid-tight seal by means of an interference fit therebetween. The cylindrical surface can be the interior surface of a bore with the sealing member including a frustoconical portion having the ring portion at the larger end thereof and fitting into the cylindrical bore. The cylindrical surface can be the exterior surface of a conduit with the sealing member including a frustoconical portion having the ring portion at the smaller end thereof and fitting around the cylindrical conduit.
A fluid-tight sealing apparatus for sealing a tube inserted into a cylindrical surface having an inner diameter of X wherein the tube and the cylindrical surface are subject to relative angular misalignment, axial movement and rotation, the combination comprising:
A fluid-tight sealing apparatus for sealing a tube receiving a cylindrical conduit having an outer diameter of X wherein the tube and the conduit are subject to relative angular misalignment, axial movement and rotation, the combination comprising:
A fluid-tight sealing apparatus for sealing a tube to a cylindrical surface having a diameter of X wherein the tube and the cylindrical surface are subject to relative angular misalignment, axial movement and rotation, the combination comprising:
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