Non-stressed, high strength, cement-containing pipe and its production
CA 1082621 A · Owner: Cement Asbestos Products Company · Inventors: Wright, James
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Non-stressed high strength, substantially inflex-, ible rigid, cement-containing pipe, for example asbestos-, cement pipe well adapted as high pressure water pipe com-, prising a tubular article body of spirally wound up layers of asbestos-cement, and a plurality of helical windings of a continuous filament of an aromatic polyamide fiber known and obtainable as KEVLAR aramid fiber about one or more of the asbestos-cement layers within the interior of the pipe without being stretched and without being in tension. The aromatic polyamide fiber of the continuous filament is of high tensile strength of about 390,000 psi or higher and a low elongation capability of no more than 7%, and the …
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- Granted July 29, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 29, 1997.
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