Knowledge Series – Chapter 2J Spherical Type
What is a Spherical Type rubber expansion joint?
• Benefits of a Special Flange Type rubber expansion joint
• Integral Flange Spherical Type
• Integral vs Floating flanges
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF
Knowledge Series – Chapter 3 Molded Spherical Joints with Floating Metal Flanges
Included in this section:
• What is a molded spherical expansion joint with floating flanges?
• Molded Spherical Expansion Joint Design Configurations
• Common Applications for Molded Spherical Expansion Joints
• Advantages of Molded Spherical Expansion Joints
• Common Available Elastomers
• Installation Considerations
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF
Knowledge Series – Chapter 4 All Fluoroplastic Couplings, Expansion Joints, Bellows
Fluoroplastic couplings, expansion joints, and bellows
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF
Knowledge Series – Chapter 5 Flexible Rubber Pipe Connectors
Types of Rubber Pipe Connectors and Application benefits
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF
Knowledge Series – Chapter 6 Expansion Joint Accessories
Retaining Rings, Control/Limit Rods, Spray Shields and Covers
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF
Knowledge Series – Chapter 7 Expansion Joint Performance Characteristics
Expansion Joint Performance Characteristics
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
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Knowledge Series – Chapter 8 Installation and Maintenance
It can be stated generally that the proper location of rubber expansion joints is close to a main anchor point. Following the joint in the line, a pipe guide or guides should be installed to keep the pipe in line and prevent undue displacement of the line. This is the simplest application of a joint, namely, to absorb the expansion and contraction of a pipeline between fixed anchor points.
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF
Knowledge Series – STANDARD: FSA-PSJ-702-19
Rubber Flanged Non-Metallic Expansion Joint Installation, Maintenance, and Storage
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
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Knowledge Series – STANDARD: FSA-PSJ-702-19
Guidelines for Elastomers Use in Piping Systems Non-Metallic Expansion Joints
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF
Knowledge Series – Pipe Expansion Joints
HVAC/Plumbing Applications of Rubber Pipe Joints
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Author(s): Fluid Sealing Association® — Expansion Joints
Date Published: Aug-2024
Format: PDF