Standard Double Gimbal Expansion Joints, grooved end. Axial expansion: ± 50mm. Lateral expansion: ± 50-100-150-200 mm.
Protects pipeline systems from compression and damage, compensates for seismic movements (earthquakes) and large lateral movements.
Gimbal expansion joints are designed to compensate for angular rotation in any plane.
Two hinged pairs are used on this joint on a common cross ring.
Generally, a dual gimbal expansion joint consists of two single expansion joints, and an intermediate pipe joins them with each other.
The advantage of the present invention is the ability to absorb large lateral movements at each end, in any plane.
Since attachment devices are attached to each end, the thermal expansion of the intermediate pipe will not be absorbed universally, but must be compensated by an intermediate pipe.
Motion absorption
Protects pipeline systems from compression and damage, compensates for seismic movements (earthquakes) and large lateral movements.
This type of expansion joints are used to absorb axial and lateral movements in all planes.
The size of the lateral deformation depends on the number of bellows on each side of the expansion joint.
This amount can also be increased by changing the length of the intermediate pipe.
Pistons and hangers ensure proper positioning and prevent installation inaccuracies.
Advantages of dual gimbal expansion joints
Protects pipeline systems from compression and damage, compensates for seismic movements (earthquakes) and large lateral and angular movements.
More controlled bellows movement.
You can set the internal flow inserts for troubleshooting.