Abstract: Method and assembly of a pair of pipe flanges, a sealing ring and tensioners for sealing between the pair of flanges. At least one flange face has a circular groove to at least partly receive a sealing ring which has its ring wall rectilinear as seen in a cross-section when front faces of the pipe flanges are spaced apart. The ring fits at least partly into the flange groove. The ring in side view exhibits a truncated cone shape. The pipe flanges are attached to each other such that the flanges in operative state are forcibly held in abutting and facial engagement, and that upon tensioning of the tensionersto create said operative state, compressive forces act onto the sealing ring to yield that its wall, viewed in cross-section, is bent radially to exhibit a curved configuration. The groove may in an embodiment exhibit an isosceles trapezoid cross-section.

Abstract: A displacement type rotary machine with non-rotatable housing, two mutually movable co-axial rotors includes an outer rotor movable along housing inside wall, and an inner rotor movable relative to an inner circumferential face of the outer rotor. The outer rotor has radially inwardly directed wings. The inner rotor has a hub with radially outwardly directed wings. Each inner rotor wing is movable between a pair of the outer rotor wings to create chambers. A free end of the inner rotor wings is movable adjacent a curved inside wall of the outer rotor. A free end of the outer rotor wings is movable adjacent the hub. Both rotors are movable adjacent a first cover on the housing. The inner rotor is in movable adjacent a second cover on the outer rotor. Controlling gears control movement of the rotors, the gears including elliptical gearwheels and circular gearwheels.

Abstract: A method and a device for sealing between pair of pipe flanges (1, 2; 25, 26). At least one flange (1; 2; 26) is has a face with a circular groove (6; 7; 27) to at least partly receive a sealing ring (9; 21) which has its ring wall rectilinear as seen in a cross-section when front faces of the pipe flanges are spaced apart. A bottom (13; 14; 28) of the groove (6; 7; 27) exhibits a first transition (15; 16; 29) between the bottom and a radially located inner wall of the groove, and a second transition (17; 18; 30) between the bottom and a radially located outer wall of the groove. The ring (9; 21) in side view exhibits a shape like a truncated cone.

Abstract: A metallic flange connection gasket to be used for sealing between flanges on pipes or between attractable pipe flange and flange of an operational unit, e.g. pump or valve, the gasket exhibiting at least a pair of circling first ridges, the ridges thereof protruding from opposite faces of the gasket, right opposite to each other, and at least one first valley being adjacent a respective one of the first ridges and recessed in a respective face of the gasket. The gasket has mutually unitary portions consisting of a radially outer portion having a first thickness, a first, radially inner portion radially inwards of the outer portion, and a second, radially inner portion radially inwards of the first inner portion, the inner portions both exhibiting a second thickness being larger than the first thickness.

Abstract: A metallic flange connection gasket to be used for sealing between flanges on pipes or between attractable pipe flange and flange of an operational unit, e.g. pump or valve, the gasket exhibiting at least a pair of circling first ridges, the ridges thereof protruding from opposite faces of the gasket, right opposite to each other, and at least one first valley being adjacent a respective one of the first ridges and recessed in a respective face of the gasket. The gasket has mutually unitary portions consisting of a radially outer portion having a first thickness, a first, radially inner portion radially inwards of the outer portion, and a second, radially inner portion radially inwards of the first inner portion, the inner portions both exhibiting a second thickness being larger than the first thickness.