Abstract: A dielectric tubular fitting for dissipating electrical energy, while providing fluid flow therethrough, the fitting including a non-metallic reinforced hose extending between and fluidly interconnecting spaced metallic tubes, and a means within the hose for providing controlled electrical resistance to dissipate positive charge of fluid flowing through the fitting. A dielectric cover is provided surrounding and encapsulating the hose, and at least partially encapsulating each of the tubes.

Abstract: A fluid coupling for providing a fluid connection between an electronic module and a rack having an electrical connector to which the electronic module is connected, comprises a male coupler and a mating female coupler. The male coupler includes a male coupler body and a nipple, and the female coupler includes a female coupler body and a socket for receiving the nipple to establish a sealed fluid flow path between the male and female couplers when the couplers are connected together.

Abstract: A dielectric tubular fitting for dissipating electrical energy, while providing fluid flow therethrough, the fitting including a non-metallic reinforced hose extending between and fluidly interconnecting spaced metallic tubes, and a means within the hose for providing controlled electrical resistance to dissipate positive charge of fluid flowing through the fitting. A dielectric cover is provided surrounding and encapsulating the hose, and at least partially encapsulating each of the tubes.

Abstract: A fluid coupling for providing a fluid connection between an electronic module and a rack having an electrical connector to which the electronic module is connected, comprises a male coupler and a mating female coupler. The male coupler includes a male coupler body and a nipple, and the female coupler includes a female coupler body and a socket for receiving the nipple to establish a sealed fluid flow path between the male and female couplers when the couplers are connected together.

Abstract: A dielectric tubular fitting for dissipating electrical energy, while providing fluid flow therethrough, the fitting including coaxial first and second generally tubular light metal housings, with a first, generally cylindrical, spacer of a Peek material composition being sealingly interposed therebetween and a first generally disc-shaped first ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) spacer, of a Krefine material composition, for controlling the electrical resistance between the first and second housings, being additionally interposed between as well as both axially and radially separating at least the first and second housings, with a tubular insulator housing, of a carbon filled PTFE type material composition, enveloping at least a portion of the first housing.

Abstract: In an improved quick disconnect coupling comprised of operator-actuated coupler and nipple assemblies, the former including an actuating sleeve, with the coupled assemblies having first and second sealing assemblies respectively, wherein the improvement comprises, in combination, that each of the sealing assemblies includes, in addition to the known torodial sealing element, a first non-continuous metallic backup ring and a second non-metallic backup ring interposed between the torodial sealing element and the first backup ring, both backup rings being of generally truncated triangular shape, in cross section; and a metallic insulating sleeve, surrounding the actuating sleeve while being substantially fully radially spaced therefrom, via a peripheral air gap, except for a band portion at one end thereof, this band being interference-fitted on a corresponding portion of the actuating sleeve and including a plurality of axially-extending, spaced, scalloped recesses defining an additional insulating air space an