Bertin & Cie

Bertin Technologies

Sereg, S.a.

Berlen & Cie

Marc V Lepretre

Lucien D Balzano

Daniel Trouchet

Claude Portier

Jean-Claude Guilloud

Michel A Lapautre

Georges Chastang

Michel R Caillault

Jean-Yves Marsac

The invention concerns a remote-controlled flying machine, in particular for surveillance and inspection, capable of hovering and comprising a spherical open-worked resistant shroud integral with a cylindrical fairing wherein rotates a propeller powered by an engine housed in a fuselage secured to the fairing with radial arms and straightening vanes.

Remote controlled aircraft, in particular for surveillance or inspection

Device for providing a rigid mechanical link with frequency cut-off

A sealing device wherein at least one of the sealing assemblies comprises at least two concentrically arranged rigid wedge rings having confronted conical surfaces, the inner and outer rings having respective inner and outer cylindrical surfaces slidingly confronting the plunger and the cylinder recessed portion, respectively, whereby axial compression of the wedge rings of each sealing assembly causes relative axial displacement and thus radial expansion thereof and forced mating of all confronting surfaces of said rings, plunger and cylinder, wherein the low-pressure end of one of the wedge rings of the first sealing assembly operatively abuts against the corresponding step of the cylinder recess while the second sealing assembly is slidably mounted in the recess and the high-pressure end thereof is exposed to the compressed liquid; and wherein an intermediate chamber defined in the recess between the sealing assemblies is filled with a sealing liquid to which the high pressure of the compressed liquid is transmitted through overall axial sliding of the second sealing assembly, thereby causing radial expansion of both sealaing assemblies and filling by the sealing liquid of the gaps between the confronted surfaces, the sealing liquid having a viscosity so adapted as to substantially plug the gaps and stop the compressed liquid.

High-pressure sealing device between two elements in relative motion

A mixer-ejector with jet effect incorporates inductor nozzles opening into a venturi profile conduit having in succession a highly convergent suction sleeve, a coupling wall and a diffuser. The coupling wall is a variable-profile venturi part, consisting of a hollow sleeve made of a distortable elastic material in a casing with leaktight sealing and incorporates means for introducing a fluid into the enclosure formed by the sleeve and the casing.

Mixer-ejector with jet effect and variable cross-section

The invention relates to a method and an apparatus for extracting packing rings from a stuffing-box, for example in a pump, a compressor or a valve. An object of the invention is to allow easy and quick extraction of the rings even when the access to the rings is not convenient. After opening the stuffing-box, a nozzle 39 of reduced dimension, carried by an arm 38 linked to a high pressure water supply, the pressure being of the order of 800 bars, is located above the first ring 32, approximately at the middle of its width; the arm is maintained by a fastening means 42 to the yoke of the valve. The water jet bores a hole in at least the first ring, which eliminates its internal mechanical stress and the water flowing through the hole is pushed back by the next ring, and lifts the first ring out of its housing.

Method for extracting packing rings from a stuffing-box using a liquid

A sealing device for a high pressure hydraulic piston mechanism in which the gap between the cylinder in which the piston is slideable to pressurize delivery fluid therein is sealed by sealing fluid drawn from a separate supply to that of the delivery fluid, delivery means being associated with the sealing fluid supply and being operable in response to pressurization of the delivery fluid to deliver sealing fluid to said gap at a pressure sufficient to form a seal therein, the sealing fluid of said seal being in direct contact with the pressurized delivery fluid and the piston being movable in at least one hydrostatic bearing supplied with sealing fluid in parallel to the supply thereof to said gap between the piston and the cylinder.

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Bois-Colombes, France

Marc V Lepretre