Abstract: The method includes procuring an annular core 3 of main axis Z3. The core is closed on itself by a core join 6 which occupies, in azimuth about said main axis Z3, a first angular sector S6. Then, a braiding is performed by helically winding, about the core 3, a braid wire 4 that is held closed by a braid join 8, of sleeve 9 type, which occupies a second angular sector S8. A method during which a registration element 16, with respect to which the position of the first angular sector S6 is known, is sought and detected on the core 3, and the azimuthal orientation of the core 3 is adapted during the braiding, with reference to said registration element 16, so that the second angular sector S8 occupied by the braid join 8 does not overlap the first angular sector S6 occupied by the core join 6.

Abstract: The method comprises a braiding step during which a braiding wire is wound in helical turns about, and along, a generatrix line which is closed in a ring about a main axis, so as to form a bead wire element called “braided torus” within which the braid wire has, on the one hand, a winding section which corresponds to the helical turns and which occupies a braid volume, and, on the other hand, in an extension of said winding section, a surplus length of braid wire called “excess section”. After the braiding step, there is a folding step during which the excess section is plastically deformed by folding, preferably by means of a punch and an anvil, so as to form an elbow which makes the excess section diverge with respect to the helical turns and makes said excess section protrude at least partly with respect to the braid volume.

Abstract: The method comprises a braiding step during which a braiding wire is wound in helical turns about, and along, a generatrix line which is closed in a ring about a main axis, so as to form a bead wire element called “braided torus” within which the braid wire has, on the one hand, a winding section which corresponds to the helical turns and which occupies a braid volume, and, on the other hand, in an extension of said winding section, a surplus length of braid wire called “excess section”. After the braiding step, there is a folding step during which the excess section is plastically deformed by folding, preferably by means of a punch and an anvil, so as to form an elbow which makes the excess section diverge with respect to the helical turns and makes said excess section protrude at least partly with respect to the braid volume.

Abstract: The method includes procuring an annular core 3 of main axis Z3. The core is closed on itself by a core join 6 which occupies, in azimuth about said main axis Z3, a first angular sector S6. Then, a braiding is performed by helically winding, about the core 3, a braid wire 4 that is held closed by a braid join 8, of sleeve 9 type, which occupies a second angular sector S8. A method during which a registration element 16, with respect to which the position of the first angular sector S6 is known, is sought and detected on the core 3, and the azimuthal orientation of the core 3 is adapted during the braiding, with reference to said registration element 16, so that the second angular sector S8 occupied by the braid join 8 does not overlap the first angular sector S6 occupied by the core join 6.

Abstract: The invention concerns a method for determining the temperature stability of a hydrocarbon mixture capable of phase separation by monitoring the weight variations of a gravimetric sensor part of which is immersed in said mixture. The method consists in: a first step of accelerated cooling of said mixture to a predetermined temperature; and a second step during which said mixture is maintained at this temperature, the time-dependent variation curve of said weight enabling the determination of the resulting solid mass and the separation speed of the two phases by determining the slope of this curve, the stability of said mixture being obtained by comparison with hydrocarbon mixtures of which the stability in time at low temperature between 0 and -30.degree. C. has been controlled.