System and method for sealing leaks in vessels
AssigneeKoppl Company Inc.
InventorJohn W. Wegner
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AssigneeKoppl Company Inc.
InventorJohn W. Wegner
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A system and method are disclosed for sealing leaks in electrical insulators and other equipment without the need for depressurizing that equipment. The system and method may be readily adapted to seal any joint, regardless of its configuration. In addition, while the system and method provide an effective and sure seal, the seal may be readily removed in order to change out the leaking component at a future date. A tubular seal is maneuvered into position to encircle the leaking joint. A reinforcing layer is applied over the seal. The seal is then filled with sealant under pressure. The seal isolates the sealant and its direct hydraulic pressure from the operating components to prevent the sealant from contacting those components, while simultaneously providing sufficient force against the leaking joint to stop the leak.
A system for sealing a leak in a vessel, the system comprising:
A system for sealing a leak in a vessel, the system comprising:
A method of sealing a leak in a vessel, comprising the steps of:
A method of sealing a leak in a vessel, comprising the steps of:
A system for sealing a leak in a generally cylindrical portion of a vessel, the system comprising:
A system for sealing a leak in a generally cylindrical portion of a vessel, the system comprising:
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