Karl Weiss Hoch - Tief - Und Rohrleitungsbau Gmbh & Co.

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Bayer Aktiengesellschaft

Peter Marquardt

Siegfried Schwert

Andreas Huttemann

Wolf Rabold

Andre Rose

Gerd Sylvester

Karl-Heinz Reichert

Georg W Mair

Birgit Garmatter

Christopher Eberstein

The invention relates to a method for lining a high pressure pipe with a tube made from interlocking, high-tensile high performance fibers, with a plastic coating applied thereto, whereby the high performance fibers are arranged in an interwoven structure and introduced into the pipe in a state of mobility relative to each other. The introduced meshing is then pressed against the inner wall of the pipe by altering the geometrical arrangement of the high performance fibers with relation to each other and then fixed by the mutual arrangement of the high performance fibers adopted after the laying thereof. The invention further relates to a tube for lining a high-pressure pipe comprising interlocking, high-tensile high performance fibers and a plastic coating applied thereto, embodied such that the high performance fibers are arranged within the structure as a mesh and the angle of the high performance fibers may be altered in relation to the perpendicular to the tube axis before the lining, such that an enlarging of the tube in a radial direction is possible.

Method and tube for lining a high pressure pipe

A flexible tube for lining pipes and ducts as well as a method and an apparatus for manufacturing thereof are suggested. The flexible tube is composed of a coated fabric of high resilient warp threads as well as woof threads having lower elasticity. With the flexible tube thus suggested, strong curvatures or angles being present in the pipes can be lined without wrinkles and all-over for the first time. This is enabled in that the high resilient warp threads are stabilized by covering yarn upon straight pipe portions and hence comprise a limited linear extension such that the flexible tube can be placed inside the pipe in quality. In the curved pipe portions the high elasticity of the basic warp thread is activated by a force increase during passing through these portions by compensating the forces of the covering yarn, such that the flexible tube closely fits to the inner pipe wall, all-over and without any wrinkles in these regions. The coating of the high resilient yarn is enabled by means of a new coating technique.

Flexible tube for lining pipes and ducts as well as method and an

It is described a method for lining a pipe or a duct through an internal lining of a plastic coated flexible fabric tube adhering to the inner wall of the pipe by means of an adhesive. This method stands for the following steps:

Method and an apparatus for lining a pipe or duct

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Berlin, Germany

Peter Marquardt