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    • 61. 发明专利
    • LINING MATERIAL FOR PIPE LINES
    • CA1279022C
    • 1991-01-15
    • CA565885
    • 1988-05-04
    • TOKYO GAS CO LTDASHIMORI IND CO LTD
    • HIGUCHI KUMAOMORINAGA AKIOSESHIMO MASAHIROSAITO HITOSHI
    • B32B1/08B32B5/08D03D1/00D03D3/02
    • S P E C I F I C A T I o N TITLE: A lining material for pipe lines A lining material for pipe lines utilizable in a pipelining method wherein a tubular lining material with a binder on the inner surface thereof is inserted into the pipe lines and is allowed to advance within the pipe lines while evaginating the tubular lining material under fluid pressure thereby pressing the tubular lining material against the inner surface of the pipe lines with the binder being interposed between the lining material and the pipe lines, which material comprises a tubular textile jacket, a layer of bulky yarns fastened to one surface of the tubular textile jacket, and an air-impervious layer made of a rubber or a synthetic resin and bonded to the other surface of the tubular textile jacket, characterized in that the bulky yarns are sufficiently thicker than the yarns constituting the tubular textile jacket. This lining material is suitable for reinforcing or repairing various types of pipe lines buried in the ground and possesses earthquake-resistance and shape-maintaining property against external pressure in addition to the characterisitics required for conventional lining materials.
    • 62. 发明专利
    • METHOD FOR LINING PIPE LINES
    • CA1275233C
    • 1990-10-16
    • CA539707
    • 1987-06-15
    • TOKYO GAS CO LTDASHIMORI IND CO LTD
    • MORINAGA AKIOHYODO MASAKATSUNISHIMOTO TOMIYASAKURAGI HIROYUKIONISHI SHINJI
    • B29C63/20B29C63/36F16L58/02F16L59/147
    • S P E C I F I C A T I O N TITLE: A METHOD FOR LINING PIPE LINES A method for lining pipe lines used for transporting city water, gas, petroleum or the like fluids. In a conventional evagination-lining method for lining pipe lines which comprises inserting a flexible tubular lining material provided on the inner surface thereof with a binder into a pipe line, with the front end of the lining material being fixed annularly to one end of the pipe line to form a turning point of evagination, and allowing the lining material to advance within the pipe line while moving the turning point of evagination forwards from one end to the other end of the pipe line to turn the tubular lining material inside out under fluid pressure thereby applying the evaginated lining material onto the inner surface of the pipe line over its full length with the binder on the exterior surface of the evaginated tubular lining material being interposed between the pipe line and the lining material, the present invention is characterized in that an unlined portion of the pipe line positioned in front of the forwardly moving turning point of evagination is fully filled with water and that a binder of reaction-curing type capable of reacting with water to initiate curing is used as the binder, whereby the binder on the inner surface of the lining material is continuously brought into contact and react with water as the turning point of evagination moves forwards, and the binder on the outer surface of the evaginated tubular lining material is interposed and cured between the pipe line and the lining material to bond them firmly under the fluid pressure.