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Class 138/97 - REPAIRING


Subclass of Class 138 - Pipes and tubular conduits
Definition: Processes and apparatus for repairing leaks in pipes and
No. of patents: 846
Last issue date: 03/06/2012


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NumberTitleIssue Date
3951173Method and apparatus for sealing large diameter pipes
An inflatable packer positionable in the interior of pipes for packing a sealant material into a void or joint in the pipe wall. Inflatable outer casings mounted on a support rim are utilized to seal off the area surrounding the void or joint. The support...
04/20/1976
3950461Pipe repair apparatus and method
Disclosed is a method and apparatus for repairing a buried main having connected lateral service conduits. In the method, a main is opened and cleaned of debris. Thereafter, an elongated conduit liner is axially inserted into a length of the buried main. ...
04/13/1976
3946125Method for internally coating ducts with synthetic resin
A method of and an apparatus for the internal coating of ducts with a synthetic resin, especially long steel pipes or tubes, in which gas-entrained synthetic-resin particles are passed through the tube while the latter is heated progressively by displacin...
03/23/1976
3933519Sub-sea pipe cleaning apparatus and method
Apparatus and method for cleaning the exterior surface of a pipe such as a pipe located in a sub-sea location having a coating of concrete or the like thereabout. The apparatus includes a generally longitudinal frame which supports a carriage for longitud...
01/20/1976
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