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D.   Built-in Fittings -  Large  bore hose  is   SPECIAL COUPLINGS AND CLAMPS
                     commonly manufactured  with  built-in
                     fittings.   The primary  reason is  that the   There  are many coupling and clamp
                     fittings need to be attached to the hose body   variations  on  the market which  have  been
                     in order to  withstand  the  end thrust    adapted for special applications.  Some of these
                     pressures. Common types  are  built-in     special couplings and clamps are:
                     nipples (BIN), built-in  nipple  flange    A.   Sand Blast Sleeve Fittings - This fitting is
                     (BINF), built-in rubber covered flange         designed  so  that the material  carried
                     (BIRF), and beaded ends  with  split ring      through the hose does not contact the metal.
                     flanges (BE).  Examples of each are shown      It is  used  for sand  blast and  cement
                     in Figures 5-15 through 5-18.                  placement hose. See Figure 5-19.











                 Figure 5-15.      BIN










                                                                Figure 5-19.      Sand Blast Sleeve Fitting

                                                                B.   Radiator and Heater  Clamps -  Automotive
                                                                    coolant hose applications often use reusable
                 Figure 5-16.      BINF
                                                                    clamps  to  attach the hose  to the  radiator,
                                                                    heater, or engine.  These clamps can also be
                                                                    used  for low-pressure water  discharge
                                                                    applications.  Examples of these clamps are
                                                                    shown in Figure 5-20.





                 Figure 5-17.      BIRF




                                                                Figure 5-20.      Low pressure clamps.



                                                                      Another  low-pressure clamp is referred
                                                                    to as a “constant tension” type clamp.  This
                                                                    clamp  has  the ability to provide  constant
                                                                    sealing force over a narrow range of OD’ s,
                                                                    thus accommodating changes in hose and
                                                                    stem OD’ s due to  thermal  expansion and
                 Figure 5-18.      BE                               contraction  along with compression set of
                                                                    the hose. See Figure 5-21.





                RMA/IP-2/2003                                                                             41
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