Socket and spigot type pipeline connector with anchoring structure

Abstract

The invention relates to a socket and spigot type pipeline connector with an anchoring structure. The socket and spigot type pipeline connector with the anchoring structure is used for continuous nodular cast iron pipes. By means of the socket and spigot type pipeline connector, anchoring reliability can be improved, structural service life can be prolonged, pipeline maintaining cost can be reduced, optimization and simulation of the connector structure can be performed easily, and pipeline transporting capacity is improved. The socket and spigot type pipeline connector comprises a socket, a spigot and a sealing piece which is arranged between the socket and the spigot and used for sealing and locking the pipeline connector. The socket comprises an annular groove which is formed by sequentially connecting a first annular vertical wall, a conical wall, a cylindrical inner wall and a second annular vertical wall in a defined manner. The sealing piece comprises an elastic material ring and a plurality of anchoring pieces embedded in the elastic material ring. Each anchoring piece comprises a head and a plurality of meshing teeth. Each anchoring piece is provided with a rotating circle center. The portion, connected with the annular groove in an abutting manner, of each head is an arc supporting face. The abutting joint area of each arc supporting face and the annular groove is located on the joint of the first annular vertical wall and the conical wall.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a socket-type pipe joint, in particular to a socket-type pipe joint with an anchoring structure for connecting ductile iron pipes. Background technique [0002] Ductile iron pipes are used in the field of water and gas transmission. The two ends of the ductile iron pipes are sockets and sockets respectively. The main connection method of two ductile iron pipes in the pipeline is: the socket of one pipe and the socket of the other pipe Plug-in butt, and install a sealing rubber ring between the socket and the socket. Ductile iron pipes are supported by soil or other supports during use. In areas with poor geological conditions or prone to earthquakes, the supporting soil or other supports are prone to displacement, which can easily lead to plug-in socket and socket parts. If the axial relative movement or tilting movement opposite to the installation direction is severe, the structure may lose its sealing effect and cause water...

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Problems solved by technology

In prior art 4, when the interface moves relatively, the other support point of the anchor is in contact with the wall of the socket pipe. When the interface deflects when the foundation subsides, the anchor cannot adapt to the deflection of the interface. When the deflection reaches a certain angle , will cause the fracture of the anchor teeth

[0008] (5) Prior art 5 discloses an anchoring seal with an anchoring function, the publication number is US6688652B2, see the attached Figure 1e , in prior art 5, when the anchor structure is stressed, the two support points are in contact with the wall of the socket, and the contact form is point-to-surface contact. When the internal pressure of the pipe wall increases, the anchor cannot Rotate, the teeth of the anchor will continue to penetrate into the pipe wall, resulting in the rupture of the pipe wall and water seepage at the interface.

[0010] (1) It is not conducive to improving the reliability of anchoring

In the process of changing the support position, the multi-point support of the anchors occurs. In this case, the pipe wall and the anchors are affected by the shear force, which may easily cause the pipe wall to crack or the anchor to break.

[0011] (2) It is not conducive to prolonging the life of the structure

Sealed pipes are prone to leaks due to broken anchors or partial material failure, resulting in the need for repair or replacement, re

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