[0001] The subject of the invetion is the set of pipes and fittings for hot and cold water
and installation of central heating, finding its usage in residential buldings, office
and retail service buildings, industrial plants and other buildings.
[0002] To date, there have been no solutions for a combination system where a single conduit
contains a pipe for conducting cold water and pipe for conductin hot water.
[0003] The essence of the invention involves the construction design of the combination
of pipes and fittings making up a set for installing hot and cold water systems as
well as central heating systems, inclusive of connections.
[0004] The set of invention includes a conduit, preferably oval in section, inside of which
the combination pipes are placed, one next to the other. One pipe is designated for
cold water while the other is for hot water. The set includes fittings making connections
possible. The fittings intended for making a hook-up to a fixture at an angle of 90°
in opposite directions has a cross section similar in outline to the letter "T". It
is provided with two openings matching the cross sectional diameters of the pipes
in the combination conduit. These openings are bent at an angle and directed in opposite
directions. The ends on one side consist of an internally or externally threaded insert.
They may also be cut clean, creating a surface for connecting with the combination
pipe by welding. On the opposite side, the edges of the fitting are cut clean, forming
a surface for connecting with the combination pipe by welding.
[0005] The fitting designated for 90° connections in one direction has a cross sectional
outline reminiscent of an upside-down letter "L". Its edges are cut clean on one side
forming surfaces for connecting with the combination pipe by welding. The ends on
the other side of the fitting have internally or externally threaded inserts. They
may also be cut clean to form a surface for connecting by welding.
[0006] A fitting designated for straight connection with a fixture has a cross sectional
outline reminiscent of a cylinder becoming a truncated cone and ultimately a ring.
Openings made inside the fitting match the dimensions of the combination pipes. These
openings are parallel to each other along a short segment and subsequently diverge
sideways to run at an angle. On the wider side of the fitting, the openings are provided
with internal or external threaded inserts. They can also be cut clean to create a
surface for connection with the combination pipes by welding. On the cylinder side,
the edges of the fitting are cut clean creating a surface for connection with the
combination pipe conduits by welding.
[0007] The solution, in line with the invention, allows the reduction of costs in the manufacture
and installation of pipes and fittings. Moreover, the solution facilitates a shortening
of system installation time. It also influences the lowering of production costs of
individual elements.
[0008] The subject of this invention is explained in the example in the attached drawing,
where figure No.1 - shows a longitudinal section of the combination pipe conduit,
figure No.2 - shows the cross section, figure No.3 - depicts a fitting for making
opposite direction 90° connections, figure No.4 - illustrates the fitting for making
duble connections on one side, while figure No.5 - presents the fitting for making
straight connections.
[0009] The set of pipes and fittings for hot and cold water and the installation of central
heating, according to the invention consists of conduit
1 which contains combination pipes
2 and
3, one next to the other, where combination pipe
2 is designated for hot water, while combination pipe
3 is for cold water. Conduit
1 is oval in cross section. The set also includes fittings
4, 5 and
6.
[0010] Fitting
4 serves to make a connection between conduit
1, combination pipes
2 and
3, and a fixture in two opposite directions. Fitting
4 has a cross sectional outline similar to the letter "T". Fitting
4 has openings
2' and
3' inside, which match the openings of combination pipes
2 and
3. On one side, the edges of fitting
4 are cut clean, forming a surface for connection witch conduit
1 combination pipes
2 and
3, applying the polydiffusion welding method. At the opposite end, openings
2' and
3' are provided with metal inserts
7 that are threaded on the outside.
[0011] Fitting
5 is designated for making connections between conduit
1, combination pipes
2 and
3, and a fixture at a 90° angle in the same direction. Fitting
5 has a cross sectional outline similar to an upside-down letter "L" and is provided
with openings
2' and
3' bent at an angle to one side, which match the openings of combination pipes
2 and
3. On one side, the edges of fitting
5 are cut clean, forming a surface for connection with conduit
1 combination pipes
2 and
3, applying the polydiffusion welding method. On the opposite side, openings
2' and
3' are provided with metal inserts
7 that are threaded on the inside.
[0012] Fitting
6 is designated for making connection between combined pipes
2 and
3 of conduit
1, and a fixture located straight on. Fitting
6 has a cross sectional outline resembling a cylinder becoming a truncated cone and
ultinately a ring. Openings
2' and
3' as made in fitting
6 match the openings of combionation pipes
2 and
3 of conduit
1 and are parallel to each other along a short segment and are then bent to the sides
to run at an angle. On the widened side, openings
2' and
3' are provided with metal inserts
7 theaded on the inside. On the opposite side, the edges are cut clean, forming a surface
for connection with conduit
1 combination pipes
2 and
3, applying the polydiffusion welding methodt. On the opposte sid, openings
2' and
3' are provided with metal inserts
7 that are threaded on the inside. Fitting
6 is designated for making connection between combined pipes
2 and
3 of conduit
1, and a fixture located straight on. Fitting
6 has a cross sectional outline resembling a cylinder becoming a truncated cone and
ultimately a ring. Openings
2' and
3' as made in fitting
6 match the openings of combination pipes
2 and
3 of conduit
1 and are parallel to each other along a short segment and are then bent to the sides
to run at an angle. On the widened side, openings
2' and
3' are provided with metal inserts
7 threaded on the inside. On the opposite side, the edges are cut clean, forming a
surface for connection with conduit
1 combination pipes
2 and
3, applying the polydiffusion welding method.
1. The set of pipes and fittings for hot and cold water and installation of central heating,
characteristic in this, that consists of conduit (1) with combination pipes (2) and (3) as well as fittings (4), (5) and (6), where conduit (1) preferably has an oval cross section with combination pipes (2) and (3) placed inside, one next to the other, where combination pipe (2) is designated for hot water, while combination pipe (3) is designated for cold water.
2. The set, as per claim 1, characteristic in this, that, fitting (4) in its cross section, has an outline similar to the letter "T" and is provided inside
with openings (2') and (3') whose dimensions match those of combination pipes (2) and (3), where openings (2') and (3') are bent at an angle and directed in opposite directions and are concluded at one
end by a threaded insert (7) or are cut clean, creating a surface for connection by welding with conduit (1) combination pipes (2) and (3), where on the opposite side the edges are cut clean creating a surface for connection
by welding with conduit (1) combination pipes (2) and (3).
3. The set, as per claim 1, characteristic in this, that ftting (5) in its cross section, has an outline similar to an upside-down letter "L" and is
provided with openings (2') and (3') whose dimensions match those of combination pipes (2) and (3), where openings (2') and (3') are bent at an angle and directed in the same direction and are concluded at one
end by a threaded insert (7) or are cut clean, creating a surface for connection by welding with conduit (1) combination pipes (2) and (3), where on the opposite side the edges are cut clean creating a surface for connection
by welding.
4. The set, as per claim 1, characteistic in this, that fitting (6), in its cross section, has an outline reminiscent of a cylinder becoming a truncated
cone and ultimately a ring and is provided with openings (2') and (3') whose dimensions match those of combination pipes (2) and (3) where openings (2') and (3') are initially parallel over a short section and then bent to the sides and angled,
where openings (2') and (3') are at one end concluded by a threaded insert (7) or are cut clean, creating a surface for connection by welding with conduit (1) combination pipes (2) and (3) where on the opposite side the edges are cut clean creating a surface for connection
by welding.