Philip B Argersinger

8033576, Oct 11, 2011

Oct 12, 2007

11/871195

Philip Argersinger - Cape Vincent NY, US

Flex-Hose Co. Inc. - East Syracuse NY

F16L 21/00

285226, 285114

A pipe guide is described for providing axial alignment to two pipes connected by an expansion joint. The pipe guide comprises a pipe guide sleeve that covers the expansion joint and is connected at its first end to the first pipe. It also comprises a guide ring that is connected to the second pipe and slidably engages the interior of the pipe guide sleeve. In one embodiment, the pipe guide also comprises restraint rods to limit the axial extension and compression of the pipe guide.

20090184515, Jul 23, 2009

Jan 22, 2008

12/017490

Philip B. Argersinger - West Monroe NY, US

FHC Properties, LLC - East Syracuse NY

F16L 51/02

285229

Provision is made to limit the degree of expansion of an expansion joint having a flexible body interposed between a pair of axially spaced flanges. The flanges or radial extensions thereof are interconnected by two or more circumferentially spaced cables, with the cables being unitary in form but having a pair of parallel strands, with the two ends of the cable being interconnected such that the two stands limit the expansion of the joint. Compression of the assembly is limited by way of a sleeve disposed on one strand and adapted to have its ends engage the inner surfaces of the flanges or radial extensions thereof upon reaching the limit of intended compression.

20110181041, Jul 28, 2011

Mar 16, 2011

13/049171

Philip B. Argersinger - West Monroe NY, US

FHC PROPERTIES, LLC - East Syracuse NY

F16L 27/10

285223

Provision is made to limit the degree of expansion of an expansion joint having a flexible body interposed between a pair of axially spaced flanges. The flanges or radial extensions thereof are interconnected by two or more circumferentially spaced cables, with the cables being unitary in form but having a pair of parallel strands, with the two ends of the cable being interconnected such that the two stands limit the expansion of the joint. The cables can alternatively include two separate circumferentially spaced non-looped cables. Compression of the assembly is limited by way of a sleeve disposed on one strand and adapted to have its ends engage the inner surfaces of the flanges or radial extensions thereof upon reaching the limit of intended compression.

58035060, Sep 8, 1998

Sep 10, 1997

8/926803

Philip B. Argersinger - West Monroe NY
Robert J. Walsh - Camillus NY

Flex-Hose Company, Inc. - East Syracuse NY

F16L 5502

285 14

A flexible pipe loop for absorbing or compensating for movement in a pipe run, and for reducing stresses in the pipe run. The loop comprises a pair of pipe run elbows, a pair of flexible tube members, a pair of loop elbows, and a third flexible tube member. The pipe run elbows are oppositely disposed, and each has a first open end to be connected to the pipe run, and a second open end. The pair of flexible tube members each have first and second open ends. The first open ends of the tube members are connected to the second open ends of the pipe run elbows, respectively. The loop elbows are disposed in a spaced-apart opposing relation, and each has first and second open ends. The first open ends of the loop elbows are connected to the second open ends of the pair of tube members, respectively. Finally, the third flexible tube member is connected between, and to the second open ends of, the loop elbows.

20180023730, Jan 25, 2018

Jul 22, 2016

15/217229

- East Syracuse NY, US
Philip B. Argersinger - Santa Rosa Beach FL, US

Flex-Hose Co., Inc. - East Syracuse NY

F16L 11/12
F16L 43/00

A flexible pipe loop for use in a pipe run, which is divided at allocation along its run, said loop comprising: a first flexible tube member comprising a first and second open end, wherein the first open end is to be connected to the pipe run at the divided location such that the first flexible tube member is in fluid communication with the pipe run; a second flexible tube member comprising a first and second open end, wherein the first open end is connected to and in fluid communication with the second open end of the first flexible tube member; a third flexible tube member comprising a first and second open end, wherein the first open end is connected to and in fluid communication with the second open end of the second flexible tube member such that the third flexible tube member is disposed substantially in parallel with the second flexible tube member, wherein the second open end of the third flexible tube member is to be connected to and in fluid communication with the pipe run; wherein the first flexible tube member is disposed substantially perpendicularly to both the second flexible tube member and the third flexible tube member.