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.ments. field conditions and labor must be included in Patented Oct. 7, 1952 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE THERMAL INSULATION George E;- Gronemeyer, Wilmington, Del.
Application March 11, 1949, Serial No. 80,896
8 Claims. l
The present invention relates generally to thermal insulation and more particularly to a structure to be used as an insulator against heat and cold.
The thermal insulation in accordance with the present invention is designed for use in pipe coverings, pipe fittings such as valves, flanges, elbows, Ts, unions and strainers; with tanks, power equipment, process equipment, ducts, building walls and ceilings, structural members and the like.
There are, of course, a number of welllmown structures for all of the above applications, some of which are patented. However, in the main, they have certain disadvantages such as being expensive to manufacture, difficult and irritating to handle in installation, improper fitting pipe covering, bulky and heavy, too rigid to conform .to curved surfaces, soft, fragile, weak, dusty, cost.- ly to install and costly to maintain, costly and difiicult to remove and displace, not fire-proof, vermin-proof, bacteria-proof. Furthermore, they have been found to be unattractive, not durable,
and too limited in range or rate of change of operating temperatures, while becoming ineflicient with age or when exposed to moisture or water. It should be noted that certain products commonly used as insulating materials may in a laboratory test meet some of, these require.-
However, other, auxiliary materials and order to produce the installed insulation. Pres- .ent insulations have many shortcomings when compared on .the installed. basis, which, is the basis. of. true economic worth to, thecon umer- An' importantobjeet of the'invention ist'o provide an improved insulation which will overcome the aboveimentioned difilculties and which will provide other advantages to become hereinafter more apparent.
A further object of the invention is to provide an improved: metal insplation which is fabricated in sections and units that arereadily removable and" replaceable without damage to the insulation, with an, alternate construction for applications where non-sectional built-to-the-eguipment insulation is used.
A- further object ofthe invention is to provide a metal insulation which-is-adaptable ;for=both hot: and cold work and which can be installed more easily-and; cheaplythan any' of the structures heretoforeknown.
As will be hereinafter-apparent, onefeatureoi the invention-resides in the use=of reinforced heat reflective sheet =metal which is sufficiently-heavy to overcome the impracticability of thln= ioils heretofore tried without success. This heat reflective sheet metal is sufilciently thin to be economical, yet has a suitable analysis and temper to provide a high degree of resiliency in order to permit normal handling without permanent deformation and the resultant spoiled appearance.
Other features of the invention include the manner of attachment of spacers for positioning the reflector sheets, the method of holding the insulation in place on the pipe or equipment, th e method of sealing joints against water, the methodof providing for expansion and contraction of the equipment insulated and of the insulation, and the method of providing the vapor seal for cold insulation.
Other and further objects of the invention will become apparent from a reading of the following specification taken in conjunction with the drawings, in which I Figure 1 is a perspective view partly in section illustrating one form of insulation applied to a pipe, there being shown one type of spacer ring;
Figure 1A is an .elevational view with parts broken away illustrating overlapping ends of the .outer sheet of insulating material for expansion purposes and using the form of spacer ring shown in Figure -1;
Figure 1B is a transverse sectional view taken substantially on line lB-IB of Figure 1A;
Figure 1C is a detail sectional view taken sub.-
stantially on the line lC1--IC of Figure 1B;
supported on the pipe using the type of spacer shown in Figure 2 Figure 3A'is a sectional view illustrating overlapping ends of the insulation for expansion purposes andusing the form of spacer ring shown in- Figure '3;
Figured is an end elevation partly in section of a modified form of spacer ring;
Figure 4A is a fragmentary perspective view partly broken away to show the manner ofnotching the insulating sheet for positioning on-the ring shown in Figure 4;
Figure 5 is an end elevation of a still further modified form of spacer ring;
Figure 6 is a detail sectional view taken substantially on the line 6-6 of Figure Figure 7 is a side elevational view partly in section illustrating the insulation in use with a tank;
Figure 8 is an end view of the insulated tank with parts broken away to show one method of joining the insulating sections;
Figure 9 is a view similar to Figure 7 but illustrating a single layer of sheet insulation applied to the tank;
Figure 10 is a fragmentary view of a tank insulation and illustrating four layers of insulating material and a method of insulating end corners of such insulation applied to cylindrical tanks;
Figure 11 is a front elevational view partly in section illustrating the insulation applied to form a flange cover;
Figure 12 is a front elevational view partly in section illustrating the insulation applied to form a flanged valve cover;
Figure 13 is a perspective view partly in section of a further modification of the spacer ring used with the metal insulating sheet;
Figure 14 is a view illustrating the position of the sheet when applying the same to a pipe;
Figure 15 is a sectional view with parts in elevation showing two sheets of insulation applied to a pipe and using step-down type spacer rings plus an insulating filler between the ends of adjacent sections of pipe insulation;
with parts broken away to illustrate a weatherproof end cover for exposed end of pipe or equipment insulation;
Figure 29 is a fragmentary perspective view with parts broken away of a modified form of expansion joint for pipe or equipment;
Figure 30 is a fragmentary sectional view illustrating a removable nozzle cover of heat reflective material;
Figure 31 is a sectional view of a removable pipe hanger cover of heat reflective metal sheet insulation for use where the pipe clamp extends beyond the outside diameter of the pipe insulation;
Figure 32 is a sectional view of a removable pipe hanger cover of heat reflective metal sheet insulation for use where the pipe clamp is enclosed within the outer diameter of pipe insula- 'tion;
Figure 33 is a fragmentary perspective view of an insulated pipe support unit utilizing heat reilective sheet metal insulation;
Figure 34 is a perspective view of an insulating medium in accordance with the present invention in the form of a removable panel section suitable for walls, ceilings, tank or equipment housings, large ducts and the like;
. Figure 35 is a sectional view showing one method of installing the insulating panels illustrated in Figure 34;
Figure 36 is a partial perspective view illustrating another form'of the, insulation designed for application to walls, ceilings, large ducts, tank or equipment, housings and the like; and
Figure 37 is a vertical sectional view taken substantially on line 3l-3l of Figure 36 and illustrating the overlapping effect of the longitudinal edges of the panels shown therein.
As described herein, heat insulation is normally used to insulate something having temperatures above the dew point of the surrounding atmosphere. Cold insulation is normally used to insulate something having a temperature below the dew point of the surrounding atmosphere. The present invention has been designed for heat insulation, cold insulation, or heat and cold insulation. The insulation in accordance with the present invention is of the same general structure regardless of the use to which it is to be put. In cold insulation, however, a vaporproof seat is employed for the joining edges of the insulating structure.
In the several embodiments of the invention, the thicknesses of the metal insulating sheets are similar and an important feature of this invention resides in the thickness of these sheets. The inner sheets may range between .0035 and .010, and the outermost sheets may range between .006 and .032".
Another quality of this invention relates to the kind of materials used as spacers or separator strips to hold the metal insulating sheets in spaced relation. The materials used are strong and durable, of low heat conductivity, and fireproof.
While pipe and fitting insulating structures are preferably prefabricated in a manner so as to be readily installed on or removed from surfaces being insulated, it is also to be understood that such insulation may be installed directly on the surface, using each individual element of the unit.
Referring to the drawings for a more detailed description thereof, there is shown in Figure 1 a section of pipe ion which is mounted the new and improved thermal insulation generally designated by the reference numeral 2. The insulation 2 is preferably fabricated in a section or unit so as to be readily removable and replaceable without damage to the insulation and may embody the use of a single sheet or a plurality of sheetsof resilient, highly heat reflective metal 3 and 4.
As shown in Figure 1 of the drawings, the insulation 2 is fabricated from the pair of highly heat reflective metal sheets 3 and 4, held in spaced relation by means of a pair of end spacer rings 5. The sheet 3 is attached to the outer periphery of spacer ring 5 by means of a nail, rivet or the like 6 and/or cemented in place, and said spacer ring 5 is formed with an annular groove 1 in one face thereof for receiving one end of the sheet 4. By this construction an air space 8 is formed between the pipe I and the sheet 4. The end of the sheet 4 which is located within the annular groove 7, is held in position by means of the nail, rivet or the like 6, and/or by means of cement. The longitudinal edges of the inner sheet 4 are formed inwardly, as indicated at III for safety and ease of handling, and to provide stiffened, spring-tight seams; and the longitudinal edges of the outer sheet 3 are formed for safety and ease of handling with a lip 9 turned in to provide a stiff straight backing for the overlapping edge 9a which may be folded double and which extends over the lip 9 to effect a tight closure.
As generally indicated, the air space .8 is es-. tablished by means of the spacer ring 5, which ring is a strip or segment of material suitable for-the temperature range involved and is of low heat conductivity. This spacer ring is in the form of a disk made up of equal sections 5a and 511 having abutting joints l2, or said joints may be arranged in overlapping relation in a manner to be hereinafter described.
In the form of the invention shown in Figure 1, the spacer rings and sheets of each unit will be arranged around the pipe I in abutting relation, forming transverse seams at their meeting edges. As will be described in connection with the form of the invention shown in Figure 1A, these sections may telescope one upon the other to allow for normal expansion. However, as shown in Figure 1, when each section of the insulating unit 2 is applied to the pipe I, the transverse seams of the outermost sheets 3 are sealed with a sealing tape or cement 13, intermediate transverse bands of tape (not shown) may be provided, and the longitudinal seams may also be sealed with a sealing tape M where conditions warrant. This sealing of the seams will secure the insulation in place, and will at the same time act to prevent admission of outside air within the insulation, thereby maintaining the quality of the insulation. Sealing of all joints and external seams is essential on cold insulation.
Referring now to Figures 1A, 1B and 10, means have been provided for taking care of the normal expansion and contraction of the insulating sheets. This means comprises an extension 3B on the outer insulation casing sheet 3a, beyond the spacer ring 5 on one end of the insulating unit 2a, so as to lap over and enclose the flush casing on the abutting spacer ring R of the adjacent pipe section. In other words, the outer casing of each pipe insulation unit has a circumferential extended lip at one end of the section and the casing is flush with the outside face of the spacer ring at the other end of the section. Otherwise, the unit shown in Figures 1A, 1B and 1C is the same as that disclosed in Figure 1, and similar reference characters other than those specifically described, have been employed where the parts are identical. An alternate circumferential joint construction in which the outer metal insulating sheet is flush with the outer end of each end spacer ring of a pipe insulating unit, and expansion and contraction are taken in the circumferential joint seal between the insulating units, is also Within the scope of this invention.
In Figure 2 of the drawings there is shown a section of pipe l5 having a single sheet it of metal mounted thereon of the same quality as described in connection with Figure 1. This sheet I6 is held spaced from the pipe l5 by means of spacer rings H. The rings I! are split segments having abutting joints Ila and when in position with the sheet I6 locked thereto, provide an air space I8 between the pipe and sheet. As in the preferred form shown in Figure 1, the transverse meeting edges of the sheets are closed bymeans of a sealing tape [9, and the overlapped longitudinal edges may be closed by means of a sealing tape 2!.
InFigure 3 of the drawings there is shown a further modification of the manner of supporting the sheets in spaced relation. It will be .notedthat spaced, split disks 22 are maintained in direct contact with the pipe 23 being insulated. These disks 22 support a metalinsulating sheet spaced from the pipe 23. supported concern trically' on each disk 22 are disks ortspacenrings 25 and 2,6, the. disks 25 maintaining a metal-in:. sulating sheet 21 spaced from thesheet 24..and the disks 26 maintaining a metal insulating sheet 28. spaced from the sheet 21. The insulating sheets 24, 21 and 28 are secured to the periphery of their respective rings or disks 2 2, 25 and 26 by adhesive and/or mechanical fastening means. The circumferential abutting edges of the outer most sheet 28 are united by means of an adhesive sealing tape 29, and the longitudinal overlapping edges 300? these sheets 28 may be united by means of a sealing tape 3|. In this form ofuthe invention i-t, will be seen that a plurality of. the sheets of highly heat reflective insulating material are mounted in spaced relation on the pipe and are held in spaced relation by individualspacer rings or disks.
In Figure 3A of the drawings. the. spacer rings or disks and sheets of-insulating material are the same as disclosed in Figure 3, It will be noted. however, that the metal insulating sheets 24a, 21a and 28a extend beyond the end spacer rings at each end of the insulation. unit. The purp se of the extending ends of the. sheets is to allow for the adjacent unit to be telescopically re.- ceived thereon, which will allow for normal expansion and contraction .of the piping.
In Figure 4 of the drawings, there is shown a still further modified form of spacer ring-or disk wherein it will be notedthat a single. ring at each end of an insulating unit, is used for supporting three concentric layers of insulating metal. This spacer ring 32 is to be formed of sections 32a and 32b of equal sizes which, when united, form an overlapping. meeting edgey33. The outermost sheet of insulation 34. is cemented or otherwise secured to the periphery of the ring 32. The intermediate portion of the ring is formed with slotted, web-like portions 35 and- 36 for receiving and maintaining the insulating sheets 31 and 3.8 in spaced relation, said sheets being suitably secured in place; Air spaces 39 and 40 will be formed between the sheets, and
when the entire unit is in position on the pipe, the circumferential edges will be, and the longitudinal edges may be. closed by means of a sealing tape in the manner previously described for Figures 1, 2 and 3. The outermost sheet .34 has one longitudinal edge. out out as indicated at 39a for adapting itself to the. peripheral contour of the ring 32.
In Figures 5 and 6 of the drawings there is shown a modification of the spacer ring or disk disclosed in Figure 4. This modification includes providing a series of relatively large openings 4'! through the webs 42 of the ring in order to reduce the cross sectional area of the. web and thereby reduce the radial heat conduction. This construction also reduces the amount of material in the rings and the corresponding ma-. terial costs. It will be noted that the outermost insulating sheet 34a extends beyond the ring 32 in the same manner as disclosed in connection with Figures 1A and 3A.
Figures '7 and 8 illustrate the use of a plurality of metal insulating sheets supported about a boiler, cylindrical equipment or tank. A plurality of longitudinal separator strips 43. are disposed about a cylindrical tank 44. The inner most sheet of metal insulation 45 is suitably secured to the longitudinal separator strips 43, which strips may be secured to the tank or other surface being insulated in any desired manner.
subsequent courses of longitudinal separator strips 45 and 41, and metal sheets 48 and 49 are secured to each other and to the sheet 45. In addition, spacer rings 50 and are secured in place to close the annular air gaps between the metal sheets at each end of the cylindrical insulation enclosure. An annular gasket 52 is secured to the spacer ring 59 to provide a seal with the inner face of the end cover sheet 53. The annular space between the end cover sheet 55 and the outermost cylindrical insulating sheet 49 may be filled with rigid low heat conductivity material (not shown) secured either to the cylindrical insulation sections or to the end cover. The end covers for the insulating enclosure are made up of metal sheets 53, 54 and 55 separated by spacer rings 59 and 51, and suitably secured thereto. For large diameter equipment, separator strips 53 are provided which serve to reinforce the centralmost area at the end of the tank or equipment. To secure the in- I sulating end assemblies in place, angle-shaped lugs 59 are attached to the outermost insulating sheet 49 for receiving metal screws 60 passing through the end sheet 55. Thus there is provided a direct connection between the outermost end insulating sheet 55 and the outermost circumferential insulating sheet 49.
The insulating sheet 55 may be termed a flat disk head cover, a handle 6| being attached thereto for facilitating handling the same. The meeting edges of the sheets 49 and 55 are sealed by means of a sealing tape or molding strip 62 which is cemented or otherwise secured thereto. A block 53 of suitable material is secured between the sheets 54 and 55 in any desired manner, said block forming a means for attaching and holding the handle 6| in place.
As shown in Figure 8 of the drawings, the sheet 45 is made up of two or more sections having overlapping joints 64 which may be closed mechanically or by cementing. Similarly, the intermediate sheet 48 is made up of sections having overlapping joints 65 and the outermost sheet 49 is made up of sections having interlocking joints 66, or lapping joints (not shown). These joints may be sealed with sealing tape or cement where conditions warrant. The outermost sheets 49 are generally of appreciably heavier construction than the inner sheets. The sectionally circumferential sections faced with sheet 49 are secured to the tank or insulated surface by means of metal bands 61, fastened by bolts 68. A spring, not shown, may be installed between the bolt 68 and the band flange to provide a spring loading of the band on large diameter vessels where considerable expansion is involved.
The cylindrical metal insulation casing on equipment such as shown in Figure 7 may have intermediate circumferential joints, not shown, if the equipment is of considerable length. In this case, spacer rings such as 59 and 51 may be installed to form a circumferential closure for each longitudinal panel, and to provide a firm base for sealing the joints by means of a molding strip. sealing tape, cement, or a circumferential support band 61.
In Figure 9 there is shown an insulation for a tank or equipment of the type illustrated in Figure '7, but using a single layer of metal sheet insulation. Longitudinal spacer strips 43a are employed to which the sheet of metal insulation 69 is adhesively secured. Attached to the end of the sheet 69 is an angle lug to which a sheet of metal insulation H is attached by means of a screw or the like 12. A strip of sealing tape or the like 13 is applied to the joint of the sheets 69 and H, said sealing tape also concealing the head of the screw 12. In this form of single layer insulation there will be provided an air space 14 between the head of the tank'15 and the insulating sheet H. This type of insulation may be preferred with certain equipment.
In Figure 10 of the drawings there is shown an insulating unit similar to that shown in Figure 7. In this form of the invention, however, there are four or more metal insulating sheets designated by the reference numeral "I6, which sheets are concentrically arranged in the manner described in connection with Figure '7. The sheets 16 are held in spaced relation by means of longitudinal spacer strips 79a and are secured thereto in any desired manner. Spacer rings 7? are secured in place to close the annular gaps between the metal sheet 16 at the end of the cylindrical insulation enclosure. The insulation for the head of the tank 18 differs slightly from that shown in Figure 7. An annular space 19 is provided by the outermost insulating sheet '16 and the outermost end insulating sheet 85. The insulation for the end of the tank consists of at least four sheets of metal insulation 80 separated one from the other by means of spacer rings 8|. An annular ring 82 is confined within the annular space 79, said ring being preferably formed of glass cloth and filled with glass wool or slag wool 83. The function of the ring 82 is to provide a joint construction for hot work wherein the heat loss through the joint between the cylindrical insulation enclosure and the end cover will be reduced to a minimum, yet the end cover can be readily removed and replaced.
The end cover is secured in place by means of screws or the like 810. fastening to angle lugs 8 lb which are secured to the outer metal sheet 76. The joints of the sheet 16 and sheet 80 are sealed with sealing tape, cement or the like, not shown.
In Figure 11 of the drawings there is shown a metal insulating cover for a flanged joint in a pipe line. A section of pipe 84 carries a flange 85 which is coupled with a flange 86 of a section of pipe 81. The pipes 84 and 81 have been insulated with sections of insulation 88 of any rigid or semi-rigid type. To insulate the pipe flanges, a heat reflective sheet metal cover of one or more layers of sheet metal is provided. The single layer of construction shown consists of a Wrapper sheet 9! and two annular end rings 90 which are split in two to permit springing the cover over the flange when installing a prefabricated insulating unit. These metal sheets are held together by securing them to low heat conductivity reinforcing rings 990. which are also split in two to match the annular metal end closures 99. Additional reinforcement of the insulating housing may be provided if desired, by securing to the housing longitudinal strips of low heat conductivity material 89. All external seams in the housing or cover and between the cover and adjacent insulation may be sealed with sealing tape, cement or the like 92 and 92a. An opening 93 is formed in the cover sheet 9| on heat insulation to serve as a drain hole and vent whereby liquid or vapor leakage from the pipe joint can be released.
In Figure 12 of the drawings there is shown a single layer insulating cover for a flanged valve, multi-layer construction being similar. The valve body is indicated by the reference numeral 94, the same being coupled with an inlet pipe 95 and an outlet pipe 95. Flange 97 is a part of the valve, there being similar flanges on the inlet and outlet sides of the body. The entire valve body, including the bonnet and bonnet flanges I05, aswell as the companion flanges 91 and 98, is insulated in a single heat reflective metal insulating housing. This. consists of a single circumferential wrapper sheet I02 having a longitudinal seam on the axis of the valve stem, said sheet having a split disk metal end closure I00, said sheet cut out to receive a split metal cylinder extension I04, and a, fiat split disk metal bonnet closure I06 between the extension cylinder I04 and the valve stem. I01. All external joints in the housing are sealed with a sealing tape or cement I09 and H0, and a similar seal IIIIa is made between the end closures I and the adjacent pipe insulation IOI. The joint'between the valve bonnet closure I06 and the valve stem is sealed by weatherproof and vaporproof cement. In order to reinforce this metal cover to give satisfactory structural strength, split rings W and W of low heat conductivity material are cemented into the 90 joints between the cylindricalhousing sections I02 and I04, and the end closure sheets I00 and I06, respectively. Additional reinforcement of the insulating housing may be provided, if desired, by securing to the housing spaced longitudinal strips 99 of low heat conductivity material. Thus it will be seen that all exposed parts of the flanged valve body are suitably insulated along with the sections of pipe 95 and 06. A small opening I I I is formed in the sheet of insulating material I02 for draining and venting the cover, whereby leakage from liquid or vapor from the pipe or fitting joint can be released.
In Figures 13 and 14 of the drawing, there is shown a still further modified form of spacer ring to be used with pipe insulation. As shown, the rings II2 which are formed of metal are notched at spaced intervals as indicated at II3 to form fingers I I4 which are adapted to contact the pipe I I 5 when the insulation is applied thereto. These finger I I4 which are adapted to contact the pipe pipe II5 but at an angle greater than 90 from the uncut side of the ring to impart some spring eifect thereto so as to space a sheet of reflective metal insulation IIB therefrom. If desired, each unit may be provided with one or more inter mediate stiffening rings I I! for adding rigidity to the insulating sheet I I6. I
As shown in Figure 14, the insulating unit is enveloped about the pipe with one longitudinal edge II8 of the sheet II6 brought into overlapping relation with the other edge II9 of said sheet. The joint details and manner of closing and sealing the joints in the metal insulating sheet are the same as described for the insulation shown in Figure 2.
In Figure of the drawings there is shown a pipe insulation in which split spacer rings I22 of stepped formation are employed. These spacer rings are of uniformly thin cross section and have as many cylindrical steps I23 as there are intermediate insulating sheets. generally annular formation and confine within the casing formed by the abutting rings an insulating medium I24 such as glass wool, slag wool or the like. The cylindrical steps I23 form surfaces to which are riveted or otherwise secured sheets of reflective metal insulation I25, and the outermost sheet I26 is riveted or otherwise secured as indicated at I21 to the periphery of said spacer rings. A sealing tape or cement I28 is used to seal the abutting circumferential edges of the outermost sheets I26 while the longitudi- The rings are of I0 nal edges thereof may also be sealed in this manner.
In Figure 16 of the drawings there is show a modified form of insulating material. This sheet of insulating material I is held spaced from a pipe I30 by means of split spacer rings I3I. It will be noted, however, that at spaced intervals said sheet of material is formed with annular corrugations I32. These corrugations I32 allow for expansion of the material while at the same time rendering the same more rigid; and due to this added rigidity the need for intermediate spacer rings for light gauge sheet metal insulation is also eliminated. Spacer rings such as those indicated at I3I will be required, and such rings are located at the adjoining ends of the strip of insulating material I29, and when the ends are brought into overlapping relation, one corrugation will interlock with the other as indicated at I33.
In Figure 17 of the drawings there is shown an insulating cover for a T fitting of a pipe connection. Horizontal pipes I34 and I35 are united with a vertical pipe I36 by means of the T fitting I3I. The pipes I34, I35 and I36 are provided with a covering of insulation I38. In order to insulate the T fitting I31, there is provided a sheet of insulating material I39 split as indicated at I40 on the axis of the bend or branch. A second section of insulation I4I surrounds the vertical portion of the T fitting and is joined with the insulation I39 along the split I40. The meeting edges are sealed by means of sealing tape or cement I42. Likewise, a sealing tape is applied to the vertical extension, as indicated at I43, and to each of the horizontal extensions, as indicated at I44. Thus, 'all joints are effectively sealed-with a weather-proof tape. on heat insulation, a drain or vent h'ole I is formed in the metal insulation I39 whereby liquid or vapor leakage from the pipe joint can be released.
In Figures 18 to 27 inclusive-there are shown details of some of the various form's of joints which can be used on the-metal insulation sheets; In Figure 18 the sheet of insulation I46 is secured to the sheet of insulation I41 by a lock joint construction, and the joint may, in turn, be sealed by a sealing tape I48.
Figure 19 shows a sheet of insulating material I49 brought into abutting relation with a sheet of'insulati'ng material I50, the abutting ends being secured by nails or the like I5I to a separator strip I52. The joint is then sealed with a strip of sealing tape l53, or if desired, arefiective metal trim strip, not shown, may be 062- mented in place in lieu of the sealing tape.
In Figure 20 the insulating sheets I54 and I55 are brought into overlapping relation and the lapped joint sealed by means of sealing tape I56.
In Figure 21 the insulating sheets I51 and I58 are brought into overlapping relation and secured together by a layer of cement or the like I59; The cemented lapped joint is then seale by means of a sealing tape I60.
In Figure 22 of the drawings the sheet of insulation I6I overlaps the sheet of insulation I62 and is fastened to a separator strip or the like I63 by screws, staples or the like I64. The overlapping ends are sealed by means of a sealing tape I55.
Figure 23 is the same as Figure 19 of the drawings except that the sealing tape I53 or the metal trim strip has been eliminated.
Figure 24 is the same as Figure 22 exceptthat the sealing tape I65 has been eliminated. The
11 overlapping ends of the sheets ISI and I62 are fastened to the separator strip I63 by means of a nail, staple or the like I64.
In Figure 25 of the drawings the overlapping ends of the sheets I66 and IE1 are fastened by a screw I58. Sealing tape, not shown, may or may not be applied to this lapped joint.
In Figure 26 of the drawings the overlapped ends of the sheets I69 and I10 are maintained in locked position by cement or the like I1I.
In Figure 2'1 the insulating sheets I12 and I13 are brought into abutting relation and secured by nail or the like I14 to a separator strip I15. The joint is then sealed by a reflective metal trim strip I16 secured in place by nails, screws or the like I11.
In Figure 28 of the drawings there is shown a weather-proof end cover for the exposed end of pipe or equipment insulation. The pipe being insulated is indicated by the reference numeral I18 and the insulation by the reference numeral I19, the end I80 of which is to be exposed. This end I80 is closed by means of a disk MRI of low heat conductivity material. The disk I8I is split into sections of equal sizes which are brought into abutting relation as indicated at I82. The abutting joints I82 are sealed by a sealing tape I83 and the joint formed by contact of the ring or disk I ill with the insulation I19 is sealed by means of a sealing tape I84. A similar ring I85 of sealing tape seals the joint about the pipe I18 at the point where contact is made with the disk I8I. In lieu of the sealing tape I83, I84 and I85, the entire end cover including the split disks I81 may be sealed with cement, in which case all joints would be caulked.
-In Fig. 29 of the drawings there is shown a single layer insulation expansion joint for pipe or equipment; multi-layer construction being similar. The pipe I86 is provided with an insulation casing or finish I81 spaced from a similar insulating casing I88. The space or joint I89 formed between the casings I81 and I88 is concealed by means of'a reflective sheet bellows I90. This bellows is made up of two segmental disks I92 and I93, the abutting joints of which are sealed with sealing tape or cement I 9|. Disk I92 engages with the insulation I81 and disk I93 enages with the insulation I88. Flexible sealing tape or cement I94 seals the joints between the disks of the ring I90 and the insulation I81 and I88, while an annular ring of sealing tape I95, or a mechanical joint (not shown) with or without cement, is positioned around the periphery of the metal ring I90 for sealing the joint thereof. By this construction it will be seen that the normal expansion and contraction of the piping and resulting movement of the insulation I81 and I88 may occur without affecting the seal provided for by means of the metal ring I90.
7 In Figure 30 of the drawings there is shown a single layer removable nozzle cover of reflective sheet insulation. The pipe or other equipment being insulated is indicated by the reference numeral I96 and the insulation thereon by the reference numeral I 91. A nozzle I98 projects from the pipe or equipment I98 and is connected with an insulated pipe I99 through the flange coupling or joint 200. A cover of reflective sheet insulation 201 surrounds and is spaced from the nozzle I98, this coverbeing preferably made in one piece with the ends thereof overlapped and sealed with a sealing tape or other seal 282. The insulating cover 20I is positioned so as to provide an insulating air space 203. Split disks of reflective insulating sheet 204 form the top of the cover, and these disks are cemented or otherwise secured to a reinforcing ring 205 which is of low heat conductivity material. The radial joints of the cover are effectively sealed with a sealing tape 206, and a sealing tape 21 seals the joints between the insulating sheets 20I and 204. Likewise, rings of sealing tape 208 seal the joints between the insulation I91 and MI, also between 204 and 209. In lieu of the sealing tape, a sealing cement may be used. This cover is adapted to be readily removed from the nozzle when occasion demands.
In Figure 31 of the drawings there is shown a removable single layer insulating pipe hanger cover generally designated by the reference numeral 2). The pipe 2H is covered by a layer of insulation 2I2, and it will be noted that an area 2 I3 thereof is exposed for receiving the pipe hanger 2M. A portion of this hanger 2M extends beyond the diameter of the insulation 2I2. The insulating cover comprises a cylinder of heat reflective insulating material 2I5 which encloses the insulation 2I2 and entirely conceals the pipe hanger 2 I 4. A notch 2 I6 is formed in the cylinder of insulating material 2 I 5 through which the pipe supporting rod 2I1 extends, this red being connected to the pipe hanger 2I4 in any desired manner. The cover end closures are formed by split disks 2I8 and 2I9 which are united with the sheet 2 I 5 to form a complete enclosure. The disks and cylinder are held together by securing them to low heat conductivity reinforcing rings M which are also split to match the end closures 2I8 and 2I 9. All joints are sealed with a sealing tape 220. In order to completely envelop the pipe supporting rod 2l1, a weatherproof hollow cone 22I is provided which is in the nature of a flexible membrane to permit movement of the hanger rod 2 I 1. This hollow cone 22! is sealed as indicated at 222 to the insulatin cover, and a tape 223 or other means secures and seals the upper end of the cone around the supporting rod 2 I 1.
In Figure 32 of the drawings there is shown a removable pipe hanger cover of heat reflective sheet insulation for use where the pipe clamp is completely enclosed within the diameter of the insulation. A sheet of insulation 224 overlaps the pipe insulation 225 on either side of the pipe clamp and is sealed to the pipe insulation by means of a sealing tape or cement 226. The cone 221 is the same as the cone 22I described in connection with Figure 31 and is, of course, sealed to the insulation and rod in the manner previously described.
An alternate means of sealing the opening between the hanger rod and the pipe hanger cover for Figures 31 and 32 (not shown) is to flash or caulk the joint externally with an elastic cement.
In Figure 33 of the drawings there is shown a pipe 228 and pipe insulation T supported on a sheet metal encased insulating unit U. The supporting insulation consists of two half circles of rigid low heat conductivity material 230 of sufficient length to distribute the bearing load im- 13 joints between spacer rings and R. also between the rings 5 and the pipe at T are filled with a weatherproof" and vaporproof cement S. This cements also serves to seal the overlapping edge 31) to the outermost insulating sheet 3a to the ring R. In addition, a weatherproof and vaporproof tape (not shown) may be installed over the circumferential joint between sheets 3a and 3b.
Figure 34 shows the construction of an insulating. panel generally designated by the reference numeral. 236. These panels will be formed of a plurality of layers of heat reflectivev metal insulation, three sheets being shown in the illustration. The outer sheet is indicated at 231 and the two inner sheets. are indicated at 238 and 239, said sheets being spaced apart by and secured to. low heat conductivity strips 240 by nails, cement or the like 24!. The spacer strips 240 are placed so that their outer edges are flush with the inner metal sheets 2.38 and 23:9. in order to enclose an air space. between adjacent metal sheets, and the outer metal. sheet" 231 may be extended beyond the periphery of the inner metal sheets as shown, in order to form a. flange 242 for mounting and supporting the panel. This mounting and supporting of the panels'is shown in Figure 35. Horizontal. spacer strips243, in conjunction with the vertical spacer strips 246. form substantially a framework to which the sheets 231, 238 and 239 are. attached. These panels may be flat as shown in Figures 34 and 35, or curved in form as shown in Figure 36. On large panels, intermediate reinforcing ribs (not shown) may be secured in place to stiffen the panel. These intermediate reinforcing ribs or spacers would be positioned between the spacers 240, or between the spacers 243.
Figure 35 is a sectional view showing one method of installing the panels illustrated in Figure 34. The insulating panels 236 are placed between columns or beams 244 and the extending flanges 242 may be secured in place by nails or the like 245. The exposed abutting seams and nail heads are covered with a-molding strip 246 or sealing tape 246a. Where a molding strip is used, it is held in place by nails, screws or the like 241. v
Figure 36 shows a method of. constructing, this insulation to form a partition wall or housing which may be curved or straight. This may consist of one or more layers of the insulation. The illustration depicts a curved surface provided with a single sheet of low heat conductivity metal insulation 248 which is attached to the principal supporting structural members 249 by nails or the like 250 along the joints 25! of the abutting sheets, said joints and nails being covered by a molding strip or sealing tape 252. Intermediate supporting members X may be provided, thereby permitting the use of large insulating metal sheets and providing the necessary rigidity for such construction. Figure 3'7 is a cross-section view of the insulating housing in Figure 36, showing how the insulating metal sheets are lapped to form seams 253 and the under edges of the lapped sheets are secured to the transverse bracing members 254 by nails or other means 255. It will be noted that seams 253 are lapped in one direction on vertical and inclined surfaces in order to provide a natural water shed, and said seams 253 may be cemented or caulked to seal the seam and secure the overlapping sheet along this edge.
In both of the aforesaid insulation constructions, the insulating sheets are fabricated to the structural supporting members and therefore they 14 are not as readily removable and replaceable as is the case in other designs described heretofore. While the curved sheets disclosed in Figures 36 and 37 have been described as having lapped joints 2.53., it will be understood that it is within the meaning of this invention to have said joints abut and not overlapped, in which case the abutting joints would be sealed with a molding strip.
It will be understood that the various insulations described herein may be comprised of prefabricated units, or may be fabricated directly to the surface being insulated in individual ele ments.
Except for the bellows expansion joint Figure 29, all of the prefabricated pipe and pipe fitting insulating units heretofore described are designed whereby eachv unit is. of one-piece. construction so as to be sprung open clam shell fashion to snap on over the surface being insulated; However, where conditions warrant, it is within the scope of this invention to apply the design described to units constructed of'two or more sec-- tions to form a complete encirclement of the item being. insulated.
In all forms of the invention heretofore described, the sheets of metal insulation are understood to be formed of a resilient highly heat reflective metal such as aluminum, aluminum alloy, zinc alloy or the like. Where the temperatures involved are higher than these materials will endure, or where corrosive conditions dictate, sheets of stainless steel or the like are to be used for those zones involved. The air spaces between the sheets of insulating material and the pipe or equipment being insulated are established by means. of spacers in the form of strips or segments of material suitable for the temperature range involved. The spacing between the metal sheets is varied to suit the physical and economic requirements, but is generally made between and 1 1 Where the term sealing tape is used in the aforesaid description, it is to be understood that this implies an adhesive tape. For heat insulation it.is to be further understood that said sealing tape is to be weatherproof; while for cold insulation, said sealing tape is to be both weatherproof and vaporproof.
Likewise, where the term cement is used in the aforesaid description. it is understood to be weatherproof in connection with heat insula tion, and both weatherproof and vaporproof in connection with cold insulation.
On cold insulation, all joints or parts through which vapor or moisture could migrate to the cold surface or from one section of the insulation to another are sealed with a vaporproof tape or cement in order to produce a vaporproof assembly, wherever possible so sectionalized that should a break occur in the seal at any point the vapor penetration and loss of insulation eiilciency will be localized.
While certain forms of the invention have been shown and described herewith, it will be readily apparent 'to those skilled in the art that many modifications may be made without departing from the spirit of the invention or the scope of the appended claims.
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1. A durable and readily removable and replaceable insulating structure comprising selfcontained insulating units, each unit consisting of one or more layers of resilient heat reflective metal insulating sheets, means comprising a spacer ring formed of low heat conducting material having annular grooves to separate and receive the ends of the inner insulating sheets to form isolated air spaces, whereby said sheets are capable of freely expanding and contracting with temperature changes, means for compensating for the thermal expansion and contraction of the insulated structure, means for closing the joints and seams to render them weatherproof, and means for securing the units in position.
2. A structure as defined in claim 1, wherein the external joints and seams are sealed by a means which is both weatherproof and vaporproof, and wherein the internal joints and seams between the insulating units are sealed by a vaporproof means between the ends of adjacent units in such a way as to sectionalize the insulating structure into vaporproof units.
3. A'structure as defined in claim 1 for insulating and enclosing the curved surface of a pipe, wherein the longitudinal edges of the metal sheets are flanged to form abutting edges so as to provide safety and ease of handling and to provide stiffened spring-tight seams in spaced relationship with the surface being insulated and forming isolated air spaces.
4. A structure as defined in claim 1 for insulating and enclosing the curved surface of a pipe, wherein the longitudinal edges of the metal sheets are flanged to form abutting edges so as to provide safety and ease of handling and to :1
provide stiffened spring-tight seams in spaced relationship with the surface being insulated and forming isolated air spaces, means for sealing the external joints and seams so as to render them weatherproof and vaporproof, and vaporproof means between the ends of adjacent units for sealing the internal joints and seams between the insulating units so as to sectionalize the insulating structure into vaporproof units. 5. A structure as defined in claim 1 wherein a closure is to be provided for the exposed end of insulation, said closure comprising low heat conductivity spacer strips forming the end closure at the extreme portion of the insulation between the surface being insulated and the outermost heat reflective metal insulating sheet, means for sealing the joints, and means for sealing the entire face of the spacer strips to render them weatherproof and vaporproof.
6. A durable and readily removable and replaceable insulating cover unit for pipe fittings such as flanges, valves, elbows, T's, unions and laterals, said unit adapted to be positioned over the object being insulated and the adjacent pipe insulation, said unit comprising a housing formed of one or more layers of resilient heat reflective metal insulating sheets, means comprising a spacer ring formed of low heat conducting material having annular grooves to separate and receive the ends of the inner insulating sheets to form isolated air spaces, whereby said sheets are capable of freely expanding and contracting with temperature changes, means for reinforcing the housing, means for closing all openings, joints and seams, means for securing the unit in place, and means for sealing external joints and seams to render them weatherproof.
7. A removable insulating cover unit as defined in claim 6 wherein the external joints and seams are sealed by a means which is both weatherproof and vaporproof, and wherein the ends of the pipe insulating units are sealed by a vaporproof means in such a Way as to vaporproof the pipe insulation from the interior of the insulating cover unit.
8. A removable insulating cover unit as defined in claim 6 to enclose pipe supports having a supporting member projecting through the insulation cover, and providing a low heat conductivity means to seal the cover to the supporting member where it projects through the cover.
REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent:
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Blueberry Streusel Pie
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A crunchy, lemony topping crowns this appealing summer dessert.
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- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- 1-2 tablespoons ice water
Streusel topping
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon freshly grated lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 1/2 tablespoons "minute" tapioca
- 1 teaspoon freshly grated lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 5 cups fresh or frozen unsweetened blueberries
- To make crust: Stir together 1 cup flour, 1 tablespoon sugar and salt in a medium bowl. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a small saucepan over low heat. Cook, swirling the pan, until the butter turns a nutty brown, about 30 seconds. Pour into a small bowl and let cool. Stir in 3 tablespoons oil. Using a fork, slowly stir the butter-oil mixture into the flour until the mixture is crumbly. Gradually stir in enough ice water so that the dough will hold together. Press the dough into a flattened disk.
- Place two overlapping lengths of plastic wrap on the work surface. Set the dough in the center and cover with two more sheets of plastic wrap. With a rolling pin, roll the dough into a circle about 12 inches in diameter. Remove the top sheets and invert the dough into a 9-inch pie pan. Gently press the dough into the bottom of the pie pan. Remove the remaining wrap. Fold the edges under and crimp. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and refrigerate while you prepare the streusel topping and filling.
- To make streusel topping: Preheat oven to 375°F. Stir together 3/4 cup flour, 1/4 cup sugar and 1 teaspoon lemon zest in a bowl. Add 1 tablespoon butter, 1 tablespoon oil and lemon juice and work in with your fingertips until the mixture forms small crumbs; set aside.
- To make filling and bake pie: Stir together 1/2 cup sugar and tapioca in a mixing bowl. Stir in 1 teaspoon lemon zest and 1 tablespoon juice. Add blueberries and stir gently to mix. Spoon the filling into the prepared crust. Cover loosely with foil and set in the middle of the oven, with a baking sheet placed on the rack below to catch any drips. Bake for 55 to 65 minutes, or until the berries are juicy and bubbling. (Frozen berries will take about 10 minutes longer.) Uncover the pie, sprinkle evenly with the reserved streusel topping and bake for 12 to 15 minutes longer, or until the streusel is golden. Cool on a wire rack for 30 minutes, then cool completely in the refrigerator, about 2 hours.
Per serving: 289 calories; 10 g fat (3 g sat, 4 g mono); 8 mg cholesterol; 50 g carbohydrates; 3 g protein; 3 g fiber; 38 mg sodium; 104 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (19% daily value).
Carbohydrate Servings: 3
Exchanges: 3 other carbohydrate, 2 fat
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Stephanie J. Fortes, 48, of Attleboro, homemaker
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Stephanie Jean Fortes of Attleboro, formerly of Rehoboth, a homemaker, died June 1 at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro. She was 48.
Born in Providence, Ms. Fortes had lived in Attleboro for 15 years.
She enjoyed visiting beaches on Cape Cod, gardening and cooking.
She is survived by a son, Aaron J. of Attleboro; two daughters, Channel S. and Gabrielle N., both of Attleboro; her father, Joseph John Fortes of Rehoboth; a sister, Cynthia A. Peckham of Riverside, R.I.; a brother, Anthony J. of Acushnet; and a grandson.
Funeral services and burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, East Providence, R.I., will be private.
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Despite what many people think about immigration and jobs in the United States, immigrants may actually help create jobs, according to a new study.
The study, "Immigrants and American Jobs," conducted by economist and professor Madeleine Zavodny on behalf of the American Enterprise Institute and the Partnership for a New American Economy, analyzed the relationship between the foreign-born workforce and the employment rate for natural-born American workers. The report focused on two groups that policymakers and employers call critical to the economy: foreign-born adults with advanced degrees and foreign workers here on temporary employment visas.
According to the study, in both cases, more foreign-born workers meant more jobs for Americans-with almost 262 more native-born workers employed for every 100 foreign-born workers with advanced degrees who work in science, technology, engineering or math, often referred to as the "STEM" fields.
The report also analyzed the fiscal impact of foreign-born workers and found that, on average, all immigrants pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits-particularly highly educated immigrants.
"This report adds important evidence to the case that economists have been making for years: that identifiable categories of immigrants unquestionably give a lift to native employment," said Zavodny, an economics professor at Agnes Scott College. "But I hope it's not just economists who take note-the study offers insight for legislators who need to know what's at stake in immigration policy."
According to the study, adding 100 workers in the H-1B visa program for skilled workers results in an additional 183 jobs for native-born Americans, while adding 100 workers in the H-2B program for less skilled, nonagricultural labor resulted in 464 more jobs for U.S. natives.
Based on the data, the report called for several legislative proposals that Zavodny said would create more jobs for Americans: give priority to foreign workers who earn advanced degrees from U.S. universities, particularly those who work in STEM fields; increase the number of green cards for highly educated workers; and make temporary visas for both skilled and less skilled workers more available.


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"The Gunsmith Machinist - Third Edition" Book by Steve Acker
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This is a collection of Steve Acker's exceptional articles from such magazines as Shop Machinist, Projects in Metal and Machinist's Workshop. Includes sections on front sight installation, unusual scope mounts, installing pre-threaded short-chambered barrels, building a complete target rifle and many other gunsmithing topics. Also contains articles related to general machining topics including welding tips, personal safety, bench blocks and even building knives and meat smokers from scratch.
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Date of Publication: 2004
Number of Pages: 206 Pages - Hardcover
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The expert gunsmith machining articles of Machinist's Workshop columnist Steve Acker, plus his "Building a Target Rifle" series originally published in The Home Shop Machinist magazine. Other excellent machining articles also included.
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Date of Publication: 2004
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The expert gunsmith machining articles of Machinist's Workshop columnist Steve Acker, plus his "Building a Target Rifle" series originally published in The Home Shop Machinist magazine. Other excellent machining articles also included.
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The Los Angeles Lakers are desperate and they aren't being coy about it. The team unveiled a massive banner on the side of Staples Center on Wednesday asking center Dwight Howard to stay put in LA. The seven-time NBA All-Star is arguably the most coveted free-agent this summer after one frustrating season with the Purple and Gold. But despite Howard's difficult 2012-2013 campaign, general manager Mitch Kupchak has made it clear that Howard is "our future," and the team is doing whatever it takes to re-sign the 27-year-old. The Figueroa St. banner is one of six or seven billboards that will be strategically placed throughout Los Angeles in attempt to convince Howard to make Staples Center his long-term home. The sign includes the hashtag "STAYD12," hoping that the message will spread through social media, according to team spokesman John Black. Howard will be able to begin to talk with potential suitors on July 1, when the NBA free-agency period officially begins at midnight ET. The Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks and Atlanta Hawks all have expressed interest in signing the three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year. But the Lakers might be the favorites heading in to the free-agency period, as they can offer him the most lucrative contract. If Howard were to re-sign with the Lakers, he could ink a five-year deal worth up to $118 million. The best deal he can receive from any other team would be a four-year, $87.6 million contract. With Kobe Bryant's career coming to an inevitable end in the near future, the Lakers are hoping they can keep D12 as their Hollywood superstar for the long term. Anyone driven down Figueroa by @STAPLESCenter today? #STAYD12 http://t.co/pC0aZbg28d— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) June 26, 2013
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