Plug-in socket joint secured against sliding movement
AssigneeEisenwerke Fried.Wilh.Duker GmbH & Co.
InventorsKarl-Heinz Bergmann, Manfred Vorbeck, Alain Percebois
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AssigneeEisenwerke Fried.Wilh.Duker GmbH & Co.
InventorsKarl-Heinz Bergmann, Manfred Vorbeck, Alain Percebois
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The plug-in socket joint secured against sliding movement is intended for socket pipes (1) manufactured by centrifugal casting, in which the spigot end (3) of one pipe may be inserted with radial play into the socket end (2) of the other pipe. In this joint, a sealing ring (8) and a clamping ring (14) structurally separate therefrom are arranged, said clamping ring being composed of a plurality of clamping segments (15) spaced from one another in peripheral direction. The latter have a spherical outer shell surface (17), are connected to each other in peripheral direction by means of a moulded-on intermediate layer of rubber or similar and each have a toothing (19) on their inner surface (18). A holding part (20), which may be fixed in the area of the socket face end and supporting same, is formed on the clamping ring (14) and comprises a connecting section (24) extending to the clamping ring (14) and tapering approximately conically, and may be expanded together with the clamping ring (14) in dependence on the outer dimensions of the spigot end (3) to be inserted and may thus be extended in axial direction. To prevent the toothing (19) of the clamping segments (15) from corroding as a result of penetrating moisture and oxygen, the connecting section (24) is provided in its area extending from the clamping ring (14) with the clamping segments (15) to the holding part (20) with at least one ring-shaped sealing edge (34) protruding radially inwards and elastically enclosing the spigot end of the inserted pipe.
A plug-in socket joint including a pipe with a socket end and a pipe with a spigot end secured against relation sliding movement, in particular for moulded parts and for socket pipes manufactured by centrifugal casting, in which said spigot end of one pipe is adapted for insertion with radial play into said socket end of the other pipe, in which a sealing ring and a clamping ring structurally separate therefrom are arranged, said spigot end including an inner surface tapering conically towards the end of the pipe socket, said clamping ring being composed of a plurality of clamping segments spaced from one another in a peripheral direction, said clamping segments having a curved outer shell surface, being connected to each other in said peripheral direction by means of a moulded-on intermediate layer of rubber and each having at least one tooth on an inner surface, which presses radially against said spigot end on generation of axial forces as a result of interaction of said curved shell surface with said surface of the pipe socket tapering conically to an end of the pipe socket, wherein a holding part, which is fixed in the area of said socket face end and which supports said holding part and having an annular disc-shaped section composed of elastomer material, said annular disc-shaped section having a reinforced structure which provides a higher flexural strength and comprising a connecting section extending to said clamping ring and tapering approximately conically in an unstressed state, and being expandable together said clamping ring in dependence on the outer dimensions of said spigot end to be inserted and thus being extendable in an axial direction, and wherein a recess area comforming to the cross-section of said annular disc-shaped section is provided in the area of said socket face end receiving said disk-shaped section thereby providing said support, wherein said connecting section extends from the clamping ring with the clamping segments to the holding part, has at least one ring-shaped sealing edge protruding radially inwards and elastically enclosing said spigot end of said inserted pipe.
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