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Pipe having replaceable wear resistant lined coupler

InactiveUS6467812B1Rapid and cost-effective formationQuick inexpensive replacementFlanged jointsThermal insulationWear resistantEngineering
A pipe section for concrete includes an end coupler interconnecting to another pipe section in a flow line. The coupler has an outer clamp secured extended from the pipe end with a coupling groove. An encircling clamp has sides located in the grooves of adjacent pipe sections to lock the pipe section together. The body and pipe end form an inner recess extending from the pipe end. An insert liner has a tubular portion matching the recess, with the outer surface of the tubular portion tapered to form a gap within the recess. The insert liner has an outer flange matching the outer diameter of the body and abuts the body. The inner wall of the liner has a central transition point from which the wall tapers inwardly in opposite directions to the outer end. The body member is formed of a high strength ductile steel. The insert liner is formed of a wear resistant material having a Rockwell hardness of 80 to 90. A carbide alloy consisting essentially of carbides, martensite, bainite and austenite, and 12-15% chromium, 2-3% carbon and traces nickel, molybdenum and austenite. A toughened ceramic is disclosed. The liner is adhesively bonded to the body using an epoxy adhesive which is responsive to heat for release of the liner. The liner is inserted by applying adhesive on the tubular portion and then pushing the liner into the recess.
Owner:CONSTR FORMS

Distributed input/output control systems and methods

Apparatus and methods for controlling a system that operates responsive to a plurality of input control signals are disclosed. During operation the system generates a plurality of output status / control signals. A master controller has at least first and second controllers. The first controller outputs and inputs signals over a first communication path, and the second controller outputs and inputs signals over a second communication path. The first and second controllers output signals based on input signals received over the first and second communication paths, respectively, and also based on stored control data. A plurality of input / output modules are provided. Each of the input / output modules has first and second slave controllers. The first slave controller of each of the input / output modules inputs and outputs signals over the first communication path to the first controller, and the second slave controller outputs and inputs signals over the second communication path. Each of the first slave controllers outputs and inputs signals to and from a first input / output circuit, and each of the second slave controllers outputs and inputs signals to and from a second input / output circuit. Each of the input / output modules also includes a combiner circuit. At least some of the input control signals for controlling the system are generated by the combiner circuit of each input / output module based on signals output from both the first and second input / output circuits. The output control signals for controlling the system are generated based on output status / control signals from the system that are coupled to each of the first and second input / output circuits of the input / output modules.
Owner:EI ELECTRONICS
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