Flexible pipe joint
By using a synthetic resin sleeve at the pipe joint to cover the recessed part of the inner surface of the pipe, the problems of sludge accumulation and flow loss are solved, and stable connection performance is provided under the action of external forces, and the shear force and bending force are controlled. Effective absorption.
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no. 1 approach
[0064] Figures 1 to 7 show a telescopic flexible pipe joint provided in a piping system of a sewer pipe as an example of a fluid pipe. On both ends of the first pipe body 1 made of cast iron formed in a straight tube as a socket pipe, the outer surface 2a is made of cast iron which is made of cast iron which is formed into a partial spherical shape by fitting the outer surface 2a as a whole so as to be relatively freely slidable in the X direction of the pipe axis. Spherical ring 2. In addition, on each spherical ring 2, a second pipe body 3 made of cast iron, which is a socket pipe, is fitted and connected to the outer surface of the spherical ring 2 to be relatively free to slide (freely bend) along the partial spherical outer surface 2a of the spherical ring 2. A partial spherical inner surface 3a at one end.
[0065] At each of the ends of the outer surface of the first tube body 1 in the X direction of the tube axis, the length of the tube axis in the X direction is greater t...
no. 2 Embodiment approach
[0079] Figures 8 and 9 show an improved form of the telescopic flexible pipe joint described in the first embodiment. The sleeve 15 is provided with a fixing mechanism A that prevents relative movement in the tube axis X direction with respect to the second tube body 3 on one side. It is also provided with a plurality of temporary fixing protrusions 15c in the circumferential direction that engage with the annular recess 1b formed on the inner surface 1a of the other first tube body 1 to prevent relative movement of the two 15, 3 in the X direction of the tube axis. . Thus, the temporary fixing protrusion 15c is configured to release the temporary fixing by shear due to an external force in the X direction of the tube axis core due to an earthquake or the like.
[0080] The base end side of the sleeve 15 is fixed to the second pipe body 3 on one side by the fixing mechanism A. In addition, the insertion end side of the sleeve 15 is connected to the first pipe body 1 formed on the ...
no. 3 Embodiment approach
[0084] FIG. 10 shows another embodiment of the fixing mechanism A described in the first embodiment. The outer surface of the sleeve 15 is on the circumference of the engagement groove 1c formed on the inner surface 1a of the first pipe body 1 A plurality of locking protrusions 15d are formed in the entire direction. Thus, it is configured to prevent relative movement of the sleeve 15 and the first tube body 1 in the tube axis X direction.
[0085] In this embodiment, contrary to the first embodiment, the sleeve 15 and the second tube body 3 are configured to be relatively free to slide in the tube axis X direction.
[0086] In addition, since the other configuration is the same as the configuration described in the first embodiment, the same components are denoted by the same symbols as in the first embodiment, and their descriptions are omitted.
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