Device for detecting balance of hub valve hole
US-2019301964-A1 · Oct 3, 2019 · US
US9964461B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9964461-B2 |
| Application number | US-201414517520-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 17, 2014 |
| Priority date | Aug 15, 2008 |
| Publication date | May 8, 2018 |
| Grant date | May 8, 2018 |
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A sealing device is provided for use with a fitting. The fitting has circular port and a flow path with a longitudinal axis. A circular port encircles a portion of the flow path opposite the port with the sealing device inserted into the port. The sealing device has a circular top with two opposing surfaces depending therefrom but inclined so the surfaces are closer at the top. A continuous sidewall joins the periphery of the two surfaces. The opposing surfaces are inclined and spaced apart further at the top than at an end opposite the top. A cylindrical hole through the opposing surfaces encircles the flow path during use.
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What is claimed is: 1. A sealing device for use with a fitting with a flow path through the fitting along a longitudinal axis of the flow path, the fitting having a circular port and a recess encircling a portion of the flow path opposite the port and into which the sealing device is inserted, the sealing device comprising: a circular top sized to fit inside the port and having two flat, opposing surfaces joined to the top and forming chords on the circular top, the flat, opposing surfaces being inclined and spaced apart further at the top and closer together at a distal location opposite the top; a continuous external sidewall extending between opposing sides of the top and depending from the top a distance sufficient to encircle the flow path when the sealing device is inserted into the fitting, the sidewall being wider at the top and smaller at the bottom measured along the longitudinal axis; two, flat, opposing faces joined to the sidewall and top to form an enclosed structure, each face joined to one of the surfaces on the top, the faces being inclined and the sidewall configured to fit into the recess in the fitting during use, the faces having a cylindrical opening therethrough defined by a cylindrical wall joined to each face, the cylindrical opening located and sized to align with the flow passage through the fitting during use, the length of the cylindrical opening at the top of the opening toward the port and measured along the longitudinal axis being between 0.5 inches smaller than the nominal diameter of the pipeline and about the interior diameter through the fitting flow path. 2. The sealing device of claim 1 , wherein the sidewall has a curved exterior surface. 3. The sealing device of claim 1 , wherein the sidewall has a flat exterior surface parallel with the longitudinal axis. 4. The sealing device of claim 1 , further comprising a sealing ring around the periphery of the top, facing toward the recess in the sealing device. 5. The pressure testing device of claim 1 , wherein the top has a recessed area the bottom of which is formed by the cylindrical wall which wall extends between the two opposing surfaces. 6. A sealing device for use with a fitting with a flow path through the fitting along a longitudinal axis of the flow path, the fitting having a circular port and a recess encircling a portion of the flow path opposite the port and into which the sealing device is inserted, the sealing device comprising: a circular top sized to fit inside the port and having two flat, opposing surfaces joined to the top and forming chords on the circular top, the flat, opposing surfaces being inclined and spaced apart further at the top and closer together at a distal location opposite the top; a continuous external sidewall extending between opposing sides of the top and depending from the top a distance sufficient to encircle the flow path when the sealing device is inserted into the fitting, the sidewall being wider at the top and smaller at the bottom measured along the longitudinal axis; two, flat, opposing faces joined to the sidewall and top to form an enclosed structure, each face joined to one of the surfaces on the top, the faces being inclined and the sidewall configured to fit into the recess in the fitting during use, the faces having a cylindrical opening therethrough defined by a cylindrical wall joined to each face, the cylindrical opening located and sized to align with the flow passage through the fitting during use. 7. The sealing device of claim 6 , wherein the sidewall has a curved exterior surface. 8. The sealing device of claim 6 , wherein the sidewall has a flat exterior surface parallel with the longitudinal axis. 9. The sealing device of claim 6 , further comprising a sealing ring around the periphery of the top, facing toward the recess in the sealing device. 10. The pressure testing device of claim 6 , wherein the top has a recessed area the bottom of which is formed by the cylindrical wall which wall extends between the two opposing surfaces.
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