Herbert Hanchen Kg

Herbert Haenchen Kg

Hans D Fabrowsky

Siegfried Hanchen

Hydraulic pressure transducer having an operating cylinder (10) with an operating piston (12) and operating piston rod (14) adapted for rapid traverse, and a transducer piston (22) and piston rod (24) guided within an axially connected power cylinder (20). The transducer piston rod (24) is of a smaller diameter than the operating piston rod (14) and is capable of plunging into the operating cylinder volume (16), the transducer piston rod (24) extending through a seal (58) separating said operating cylinder volume (16) from the power cylinder. In order to avoid repeated overtravel of the high pressure seal separating the traverse fluid inlet from the high pressure volume, a control sleeve (36) is guided on the piston rod (24) of the power cylinder, the control sleeve having a collar (38) near its front end, which is biased towards a stationary plane sealing surface (62) facing the operating cylinder (10) such that during the traverse stroke the control sleeve (36) is removed from the stationary plane sealing surface (42) and thus providing unobstructed admission for traverse stroke pressure fluid to the operating cylinder volume.

Hydraulic pressure transducer

A device for connecting the flanges of two pipelines including a series of radially equally spaced gripping dogs on one of the pipelines for gripping the flange on the other of the pipelines means for moving the gripping dogs axially and radially whereby the gripping dogs axially pull the flanges toward the other pipeline into sealing relationship.

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Neuhausen, Germany

Hans D Fabrowsky