Connection for joining a pipe having a flared end to a fixed connection piece, such as a pump
OwnerGoran Sundholminventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a connection for joining a pipe provided with a flared end to a fixed connection piece. The connection comprises a conventional joint piece for flared connections having an insert piece screwed on the end facing the fixed connection piece for abutment against the fixed connection piece and against an end cone of the joint piece. A portion of the surface of the insert piece abutting against the fixed connection piece is arranged to extend some distance forwards before the mounting so that this portion, when tightening a flange, will be deformed and pressed against the end cone of the joint piece in order to provide sealing.
Claims4
A connection for joining a pipe having a flared end to a fixed connection piece comprising,
- a conventional joint piece for flared connections provided at each end with an outer thread and a conical end surface intended to be received by a flared pipe end,
- and an insert piece screwed onto the end of the joint piece facing the fixed connection piece for abutment against the end cone of the joint piece and against the end surface of the fixed connection piece, said insert piece being provided with a shoulder for engagement with a clamping flange by tightening of the clamping flange against the fixed connection piece by means of tightening means and a radially inner end portion which extends some distance in front of the end surface of the shoulder towards the fixed connection piece and is joined to the body of the insert piece through an intermediate portion,
- so that when the clamping flange is tightened against the fixed connection, said inner portion of the insert piece will engage the fixed connection piece and be driven to bite into the end cone of the joint piece until the shoulder of the insert piece abuts against the fixed connection piece.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.