Non-excavation breaking cutter for flexible pipeline replacement
A flexible pipeline, non-excavation technology, applied in the direction of pipeline laying and maintenance, pipes/pipe joints/fittings, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve the problems of difficult replacement of underground pipelines, increased maintenance costs, large fracturing tools, etc., to achieve connection design Convenient, quick and cost-saving effect
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[0032] Example 1: Single-knife Trenchless Flexible Pipeline Replacement for Cracked Knives
[0033] Such as Figure 1-2 As shown, the single-knife non-excavation flexible pipe replacement rupture tool is composed of a tool body 1, a blade 2 and a pulling end 3. At the same time, a blade mounting slot is reserved on the tool body 1, and two blade fixing holes 11 and 12 are opened. Two steel cable fixing holes 13, 14 and a pulling end connection hole 15. Wherein, the tool body 1 has a hollow cylinder shape with a gradual cross section. The gradual cylindrical shape enables the tool to stretch the broken pipeline while breaking the original pipeline 4, so as to pull in the new pipeline. The hollow feature enables the steel cable 6 for pulling the tool to be inserted and fixed with a bolt, and also allows the trailing end of the tool to be inserted and connected with a bolt. The arrangement of the blade 2 adopts a single-knife arrangement and is a replaceable blade, which can b...
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[0039] Example 2: Replacement of broken knives for double-knife trenchless flexible pipelines
[0040] Such as Figure 7-8As shown, the double-knife non-excavation flexible pipe replacement rupture tool is composed of a tool body 1, a blade 2 and a pulling end 3. At the same time, two blade mounting slots and 2 pairs of blade fixing holes are reserved on the tool body 1. Each pair of blades The fixing holes include 2 blade fixing holes 11, 12, two blade mounting grooves are arranged on both sides of the blade body 1, and the included angle is 180°; two steel cable fixing holes 13, 14 and a Trailing end connection hole 15. Wherein, the tool body has a hollow cylinder shape with a gradual cross section. The gradual cylindrical shape enables the tool to stretch the broken pipeline while breaking the original pipeline 4, so as to pull in the new pipeline. The hollow feature allows the wire cable used to pull the tool to be inserted and bolted, and also allows the trailing end o...
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[0041] Example 3: Three-blade non-excavation flexible pipeline replacement for broken blades
[0042] Such as Figure 9-10 As shown, the three-knife non-excavation flexible pipeline replacement tool is composed of a tool body 1, a blade 2 and a pulling end 3. At the same time, three blade mounting slots are reserved on the tool body, and 3 pairs of blade fixing holes are fixed. The holes include two blade fixing holes 11, 12, three blade mounting grooves are evenly distributed on the blade body 1 along the circumference, and the included angle is 120°; there are also two steel cable fixing holes 13, 14 and a pulling end on the cutter body 1 Connection hole 15. Wherein, the tool body 1 has a hollow cylinder shape with a gradual cross section. The gradual cylinder shape enables the cutter to stretch the broken pipeline while breaking the original pipeline 4, so that the new pipeline 5 can be pulled in. The hollow feature allows the wire cable used to pull the tool to be inser...
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