Abstract: An electrofusion joint assembly includes a meltable member, such as a pipe or fitting, and a heating element secured to the pipe or fitting. The pipe or fitting may be tapered to facilitate receiving another pipe to form an electrofusion weld joint. Fasteners are used to secure the heating element and extend through a meltable zone and into a non-melt zone. Power supplied to the pipe melts the pipe proximal the heating element.

Abstract: A pressure testing apparatus is provided for internally pressure testing pipe. A mandrel is secured to a frame and is adapted to receive a pipe thereon such that a gap exists between an outer surface of the mandrel and an inner surface of the pipe. A first end cap is disposed on an outer surface proximal a first end of the mandrel. A second end cap is connected to a second end of the mandrel. First and second seal members are disposed between the first and second end caps and the first and second pipe ends, respectively, such that the first and second seal members abut respective ends of the pipe disposed on the mandrel. A line is in fluid communication with the gap to fill the gap with a testing fluid.

Abstract: In a device and a method for manufacturing wrapped tubes by helically winding up a thermoplastic, preferably strip-shaped plastic profile (2) onto a winding core (1) in an overlapping manner, where a plasticizing aggregate supplies the plastic profile (2) via a profile nozzle (4), it is provided that the plasticizing aggregate is a kneading means (3) supplying a thermoplastic plastic mixed with reinforcing fibers to the winding core (1) via the profile nozzle (4).

Abstract: A pressure testing apparatus is provided for internally pressure testing pipe. A mandrel is secured to a frame and is adapted to receive a pipe thereon such that a gap exists between an outer surface of the mandrel and an inner surface of the pipe. A first end cap is disposed on an outer surface proximal a first end of the mandrel. A second end cap is connected to a second end of the mandrel. First and second seal members are disposed between the first and second end caps and the first and second pipe ends, respectively, such that the first and second seal members abut respective ends of the pipe disposed on the mandrel. A line is in fluid communication with the gap to fill the gap with a testing fluid.

Abstract: An electrofusion joint assembly includes a meltable member, such as a pipe or fitting, and a heating element secured to the pipe or fitting. The pipe or fitting may be tapered to facilitate receiving another pipe to form an electrofusion weld joint. Fasteners are used to secure the heating element and extend through a meltable zone and into a non-melt zone. Power supplied to the pipe melts the pipe proximal the heating element.

Abstract: An electrofusion joint assembly includes a meltable member, such as a pipe or fitting, and a heating element secured to the pipe or fitting. The pipe or fitting may be tapered to facilitate receiving another pipe to form an electrofusion weld joint. Fasteners are used to secure the heating element and extend through a meltable zone and into a non-melt zone. Power supplied to the pipe melts the pipe proximal the heating element.

Abstract: An electrofusion joint assembly includes a meltable member, such as a pipe or fitting, and a heating element secured to the pipe or fitting. The pipe or fitting may be tapered to facilitate receiving another pipe to form an electrofusion weld joint. Fasteners are used to secure the heating element and extend through a meltable zone and into a non-melt zone. Power supplied to the pipe melts the pipe proximal the heating element.

Abstract: An electrofusion joint assembly includes a meltable member, such as a pipe or fitting, and a heating element secured to the pipe or fitting. The pipe or fitting may be tapered to facilitate receiving another pipe to form an electrofusion weld joint. Fasteners are used to secure the heating element and extend through a meltable zone and into a non-melt zone. Power supplied to the pipe melts the pipe proximal the heating element.

Abstract: An electrofusion joint assembly includes a meltable member, such as a pipe or fitting, and a heating element secured to the pipe or fitting. The pipe or fitting may be tapered to facilitate receiving another pipe to form an electrofusion weld joint. Fasteners are used to secure the heating element and extend through a meltable zone and into a non-melt zone. Power supplied to the pipe melts the pipe proximal the heating element.