Tubular threaded joint with reinforced stop
A threaded connection and tubular technology, applied in threaded connections, pipes/pipe joints/fittings, drill pipes, etc., can solve problems such as connection leakage and sealing surface position changes
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[0053] figure 1 and figure 2 A prior art threaded connection between two long steel pipes 10 and 10' is shown.
[0054] Each end of the tubes 10 and 10' carries externally threaded elements 11, 11'.
[0055] The externally threaded element 11 comprises a conical external thread 12 and is terminated on the side of its free end by a lip 18 .
[0056] Protruding lip 18 includes:
[0057] An outer peripheral surface with a taper inclined (for example) by 20 degrees relative to the axis XX of the externally threaded element
[0058] convex sealing surface 13;
[0059] a substantially laterally positioned annular male engaging surface 16 formed by the free end of the externally threaded element
[0060] Front surface composition. The convex joint surface 16 is adjacent to the convex sealing surface 13 and is connected by a toric surface.
[0061] to the convex sealing surface, the radius of curvature of the toric surface is on the order of one millimeter to avoid making ...
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