用于热力管道快速抢修的管道密封件

By designing annular grooves and annular air bladders in the sealing components of thermal pipelines, and using high-pressure gas to drive the expansion of the elastic seals, the leakage problem caused by loose connections in thermal pipelines is solved, achieving a fast and stable sealing effect, and improving emergency repair efficiency and safety.

CN224516181UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17ANHUI TONGJIA MACHINERY EQUIP MFG

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
ANHUI TONGJIA MACHINERY EQUIP MFG
Filing Date
2025-07-17
Publication Date
2026-07-17

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Thermal pipelines are prone to damage in high temperature, high pressure and corrosive environments. Existing seals are not firmly connected to the pipelines, leading to leaks and low efficiency of conventional emergency repairs.

Method used

A sealing tube with an annular groove and an annular air bladder was designed. High-pressure gas was introduced through the air inlet channel to drive the elastic seal, causing the annular air bladder to expand and tightly fit against the inner wall of the pipe, forming a stable radial sealing force. A guide tube was used to assist in installation to achieve rapid sealing.

Benefits of technology

It enables rapid repair of thermal pipelines, effectively blocks media leakage, improves repair efficiency, ensures system operation safety, prevents gas leakage, and ensures continuous and stable sealing process.

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Abstract

本实用新型公开了用于热力管道快速抢修的管道密封件,包括:密封管,所述密封管的周向表面两侧均开设有环形槽,所述环形槽内粘合设置有环形气囊;法兰,固定套接于所述密封管的表面且位于两组环形槽之间,所述法兰上由内到外依次设置有移动通道、密封通道以及进气通道,本实用新型通过密封管两端分别插入待修复的两段管道中,环形气囊初始处于收缩状态,便于对接安装,通过向进气通道通入高压气体,驱动弹性密封件动作,实现对环形气囊的快速充气膨胀,从而在短时间内完成密封操作,极大提升了抢修效率;环形气囊膨胀后紧密贴合管道内壁,利用其弹性变形填补密封间隙,形成稳定的径向密封力,保障系统运行安全。
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Claims

1. A pipe seal for rapid repair of a heat pipe, characterized in that include: A sealing tube (10) has an annular groove (12) on both sides of its circumferential surface, and an annular airbag (20) is bonded in the annular groove (12). A flange (30) is fixedly fitted onto the surface of the sealing tube (10) and located between two sets of annular grooves (12). The flange (30) is provided with a moving channel (34), a sealing channel (32) and an air inlet channel (31) from the inside to the outside. An elastic sealing element is provided in the sealing channel (32). A flow channel (35) is provided in the sealing tube (10) between the moving channel (34) and the annular airbag (20). Gas is introduced into the intake channel (31). When the gas pressure in the intake channel (31) overcomes the elastic force of the elastic seal, the elastic seal moves downward into the moving channel (34), so that the intake channel (31) and the moving channel (34) are connected. The gas enters the annular airbag (20) through the moving channel (34) and the flow channel (35).

2. The pipe seal for quick repair of a thermal conduit according to claim 1, characterized in that: Both sides of the sealing tube (10) are integrally formed with guide tubes (11), and the diameter of the guide tubes (11) gradually decreases in the direction away from the sealing tube (10).

3. The pipe seal for quick repair of a thermal conduit according to claim 2, characterized in that: The elastic seal includes a sealing plug (33) adapted to the sealing channel (32) and a spring (36) disposed at the bottom of the sealing plug (33) and the moving channel (34).

4. The pipe seal for quick repair of a thermal conduit according to claim 3, wherein: It also includes an abutment rod (37) disposed at the bottom of the sealing plug (33).

5. The pipe seal for quick repair of a thermal conduit according to claim 4, characterized in that: The diameter of the air intake channel (31) is smaller than that of the sealing channel (32), and the diameter of the sealing channel (32) is smaller than that of the moving channel (34).