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    • 8. 发明专利
    • Improvements in the manufacture of reinforced ebonite or like hard rubber conduits
    • GB660254A
    • 1951-11-07
    • GB1301247
    • 1949-10-07
    • ALBERT EDWARD NORMANNORDAC LTD
    • B29C63/00
    • 660,254. Rubber &c. tubes; pipe joints. NORMAN A. E., and NORDAC, Ltd. Oct. 7,1949, No. 13012/47. Class 99 (i) and 99 (ii). A reinforced tube of ebonite, vulcanisable rubber, or other thermo-setting material, which is perforated and used for spraying or aerating corrosible liquids is manufactured by arranging an inner tube of the material on a mandrel, locating metal reinforcing strips 2 on said tube parallel to the axis and spaced symmetrically around the circumference, securing the ends of the strip by vulcanisable type, and wrapping an outer sheet of the material around the inner tube, the composite tube being then cured. Perforations 4 are formed in the spaces between the strips 2 and a thin strip of coloured rubber 5 may be embedded in the outer layer to indicate the position for drilling of the holes 4, and the end of the tube is thickened at 7 and threaded after vulcanisation. The strips 2, may be flat, Fig. 1, or curved to conform with the tube wall, and they may be of iron, steel, brass, or any rigid material which bonds with the ebonite or like material. A T-fitting may also be manufactured as above, using two mandrels and banding the reinforcing strips at the junction.
    • 9. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to deformable diaphragms for pumps and the like
    • GB551528A
    • 1943-02-26
    • GB941841
    • 1941-07-24
    • NORMAN SWINDINNORDAC LTD
    • F04B7/00F04B43/00F04B43/08
    • 551,528. Pumps and valves for corrosive fluids. SWINDEN, N., and NORDAC, Ltd. July 24, 1941, No. 9418. [Classes 8 (i) and 102 (ii)] [Also in Group XXIX] A pump or valve for corrosive fluids includes a deformable tube of rubber or like material the volume of which is varied by contracting and expanding its substance by direct compression and release therefrom in a direction parallel to its own axis. The deformable tube 10, Fig. 1, of a liquid pump is built up from a number of superposed bevelled rings 13 vulcanized to narrower surrounding steel restraining rings 14, and separated by thin steel washers 31 which are of the same diameter as the rings 14 and are rubber covered on their inner peripheries. The parts 13, 14, 34 are vulcanized together and to an upper flange 24 and a lower rubber-covered end plate 31, the latter being driven from a shaft 17 by a crosshead 20. The rings 14 may have eyes 36 to slide on vertical guide rods 37, and the tube 10 communicates with a rubberlined body 64. The latter has lateral connections containing automatic or mechanically operated rubber inlet and outlet valves and shock-absorbing air chambers 30. In a modified form, the inner instead of the outer wall of the tube 10 is capable of compression. Fig. 7 shows the upper part 39 of a valve chamber 42 constituted by such a deformable tube, Fig. 8, shows a tube 46 for a valve 45, and Fig. 10 shows a gas pump in which the tube is connected to the reciprocable end plate 53 of an ebonite plunger 54. Specification 542,040, [Group XXIX], is referred to.