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#3 of 140 Restaurants in Agios Nikolaos
All reviews salad dough balls ice cream doughnuts risotto cretan wine kleftiko halloumi bread seafood lamb octopus complimentary dessert ag nik wonderful food family run home made
Tasty food and affordable prices
Very nice place a little bit further from the city center. We visited it twice. And on both occasions food was very good. We could see a lot of people coming back to this place and could tell that they enjoyed food and service. You...More
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We visited the place for dinner during August. We ordered for appetizers the “trilogy” which was ok, the cheese with tomato marmalade which was very tasty and the salad “thalassa” which didn’t really amaze us. The main courses (linguini with seafood, chicken fillet) were very...More
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Must do in Agios Nikolaos
My family and I loved this place! From the kind and attentive and professional service to the lovely sea view to the heavenly dishes (I will savor the memory of the saganaki for the rest of my life), this was the highlight of our visit...More
Modern Cretan Food
Well travelled Aussies really enjoyed the food here. Modern take on great cretan food with all of the traditional favourites. YAMAS!
This place was my favorite. We are vegan and there are many vegan and vegetarian options. Food was delicious and creative. The service was impeccable. Everyone is fun, friendly, super cute and stylish. The atmosphere is hip. Vino was delicious.
If you ever visit this place you will definitely be thinking of coming back here again. Very tasty, very friendly host and home atmosphere during traveling. That’s a perfect place to have your dinner. 😍😍😍
We came here based on a local suggestion and the reviews on Trip advisor. The restaurant was crazy busy so we were crammed in very close to another couple. Despite this, the service we received from the staff was excellent. Very polite and friendly waiter...More
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Perfect Piatto
Had a wonderful meal here with my family. Everything was delicious! The appetizer plate was a great way to try several things at once, snails were yummy and the moussaka was just perfect! Friendly service!
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It was a great experience to visit this beautiful restaurant. The service was very good. Even though the waiters were very busy, they took the time to talk to us about wine, and we tasted three wines before choosing. The food were excellent! We will...More
This was a very busy and well run restaurant. The food was very nice and the wine was particularly excellent. Book ahead in the busy months!
Special occasions, Families with children, Business meetings, Local cuisine, Kids, Scenic view, Romantic, Large groups
Address: 5 Minoos | Ammoudi Beach, Agios Nikolaos, Crete 721 00, Greece

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I looked at a Retina the other day and........: Mac Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review
I looked at a Retina the other day and........ Apr 6, 2013
I couldn't really see a big difference. I have a macbook from 2010. It suits me just fine. I have 8 gigs of memory in it.
From what I saw of the Retina, there didn't seem to be a huge difference. Can anyone explain what the difference between the Retina screen and my screen might be? ANSWER:
Re: I looked at a Retina the other day and........ In reply to blogan,
From what I saw of the Retina, there didn't seem to be a huge difference. Can anyone explain what the difference between the Retina screen and my screen might be?
You should see smoother text and more detail in images when applications that take advantage of the "retina" display are used. In fact, I can view images at 2:1 on my 15 inch rMBP. Robert Peters's gear list:Robert Peters's gear list
It's different for text and graphics. Text improvements are system wide and should nearly always look crisper and smoother. A few apps (very few, and usually cross platform apps that share source code) render their own text and these can actually look worse due to scaling.
On none retina displays you usually can make out the gaps between pixels, and the pixels are larger so the text looks corse. It depends on your eyesight and the viewing distance, but the closer you look, the more obvious the difference, as these two close-ups show.:
For graphics, the application has to be designed to display retina level detail. If it isn't, it will be rendered using up-scaling. The retina pixels are still much finer, but the upscaling cancels out most of the benefit.
For example, the Safari browser downloads it's graphics from the net, and these graphics are designed for most browser on most computers, which overwhelmingly means designed for regular DPI. On retina, these graphics have to get up-scaled to display at the intended size so again don't really get any benefit other than the smaller gap between the pixels. Some websites can detect the use of a Hi-DPI screen and send high resolution graphics instead and these look much better, but they are still very few in number.
However, Aperture fully supports retina, and images there look fantastic, because you see 4 times the detail; patterns on fabrics and skin, veins on leaves and flowers, and so on.
If you don't see these resolution differences, again, it may be due to viewing distance or your eyesight. It might be worth checking your vision with an optician. I don't mean that in a flippant or offensive way. Many people walk around without realising their eyes have deteriorated slightly, as they may encounter very few occasions for it to become noticeable. But with 20/20 vision, and normal viewing distances, the retina difference are clear and striking.
Resolution aside, depending on the model you're comparing to, the retina display may have a better colour gamut, be brighter, have better contrast and more even backlighting.
Re: When I bought my Retina.. In reply to afterburn,
Thanks. I'll give it serious consideration. I'm a photo hobbyist and use aperture, so I might really enjoy the screen. Reply Reply with quote Complain
Re: When I bought my Retina.. In reply to blogan,
When considering a Retina screen I put several of my images on a memory stick and headed to the Apple store, the staff obligingly agreed to put my images on a regular machine and a Retina version, 10 minutes was all it took me to see and appreciate the difference in screen quality. I too am only a keen amateur photographer so the new computer was a hefty investment that would not give any pay back other than the benefits of working with such a great screen, there are other issues to be had with the SSD and Thunderbolt and USB 3 connections making it a very rapid machine so it is not just about the screen. Reply Reply with quote Complain
Re: When I bought my Retina.. In reply to Art Jacks,
Not that this message is about the screen.......but......
I spent 5 minutes with a Retina 13" and bought it, as an upgrade to a 10.4 running iMac (2Ghz 2GB and 320GB hard drive.)
Well it was actually for my partner, but now she's got 8 gigs of Ram, a fast SSD and a crystal clear screen.
To tell you the truth, we were looking at the macbookAir, but this 13" macbook is so light anyway, the processor and drive much bigger, it was no contest in the end for the 15%-20% increase in price. The battery seems to last forever......I guess the hard drive in a portable is the biggest drain.
(weight of the 13" is almost nothing compared to my 15" Quad 2011).
If you looked at it, if you read the literature, if you don't see a reason to change machines then for you there is no reason to change machines.
Anyone with questions about rMBP need just read this statement. In fact, I would take it a step further and say it's almost better than a print! Reply Reply with quote Complain
Re: When I bought my Retina.. In reply to AShimon,
I have a question about the Retina display, triggered specifically by a comment from Afterburn. Do you users find a reduction in eye strain with this new display? I am a long time Mac user and currently use a 15 inch MacBookPro with 6 GB of RAM and a 750 GB hard drive. It does what I want to do which includes text for emails and committee work and photo work with Aperture but I get eyestrain from using it and, yes, I did have my glasses checked but can't do much about my age. If eye strain is reduced I would consider trading for a new MBP with Retina but I would have to do something about the reduced size of hard drive. Thanks.
Ron RonWA's gear list:RonWA's gear list
Re: When I bought my Retina.. In reply to RonWA,
I am nearly 67, I wear vario focus glasses and I would say that the Retina screen has made my computing much more relaxing for my eyes, the screen image is sharp, my older MBP's always looked great until put side by side with the Retina screen. Reply Reply with quote Complain
Thanks for the reply. I have also considered getting another, larger monitor but I travel quite a bit in an RV and don't want the extra hassle. I will take a look at the Retinas.
When you look at the Retina screen, go into the preferences and change it to large text (in display settings) to see if you prefer that option.
Of course you're losing real estate but it is still very clear.
RonWA wrote:
I use my Retina set to the "more space" setting, which sizes the display to the equivalent real-estate of a 1920x1200 resolution display and it gives me less eye strain and makes me less tired than looking at my old Macbook Pro with 1440x900 resolution. Text is small, but because there is no pixelation in the text it is much easier to read.
Thanks for all the replies. It sounds as though Retina is the way to go in the future. Ron RonWA's gear list:RonWA's gear list
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Patent US7556108 - Robotic platform - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsAn articulated tracked vehicle that has a main section, which includes a main frame, and a forward section. The main frame has two sides and a front end, and includes a pair of parallel main tracks. Each main track includes a flexible continuous belt coupled to a corresponding side of the main frame....http://www.google.com/patents/US7556108?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7556108 - Robotic platformAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7556108 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/834,536Publication dateJul 7, 2009Filing dateAug 6, 2007Priority dateMar 27, 1998Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS6263989, US6431296, US6668951, US7546891, US7597162, US8113304, US8365848, US8763732, US20020189871, US20040216931, US20070267230, US20080143063, US20080143064, US20080236907, US20090065271, US20090107738, US20090173553, US20120261204Publication number11834536, 834536, US 7556108 B2, US 7556108B2, US-B2-7556108, US7556108 B2, US7556108B2InventorsChikyung WonOriginal AssigneeIrobot CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (99), Non-Patent Citations (78), Referenced by (10), Classifications (24), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetRobotic platformUS 7556108 B2Abstract An articulated tracked vehicle that has a main section, which includes a main frame, and a forward section. The main frame has two sides and a front end, and includes a pair of parallel main tracks. Each main track includes a flexible continuous belt coupled to a corresponding side of the main frame. The forward section includes an elongated arm. One end of the arm is pivotally coupled to the main frame near the forward end of the main frame about a transverse axis that is generally perpendicular to the sides of the main frame. The arm has a length sufficiently long to allow the forward section to extend below the main section in at least some degrees of rotation of the arm, and a length shorter than the length of the main section. The center of mass of the main section is located forward of the rearmost point reached by the end of the arm in its pivoting about the transverse axis. The main section is contained within the volume defined by the main tracks and is symmetrical about a horizontal plane, thereby allowing inverted operation of the robot.
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Patent US5429845 - Boss for a filament wound pressure vessel - Google Patents
A boss is disposed in a polar opening in a pressure vessel which has a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner. The boss has a tubular neck which projects outwardly from the vessel interior and an annular support flange which extends radially from the internal end of the neck and...http://www.google.com/patents/US5429845?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5429845 - Boss for a filament wound pressure vessel
Publication number US5429845 A
Application number US 08/255,115
Filing date Jun 7, 1994
Priority date Jan 10, 1992
Publication number 08255115, 255115, US 5429845 A, US 5429845A, US-A-5429845, US5429845 A, US5429845A
Inventors Norman L. Newhouse, Ronald B. Veys, Dale B. Tiller
Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (136), Classifications (24), Legal Events (11)
Boss for a filament wound pressure vessel
US 5429845 A
A boss is disposed in a polar opening in a pressure vessel which has a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner. The boss has a tubular neck which projects outwardly from the vessel interior and an annular support flange which extends radially from the internal end of the neck and supports the perimeter of the polar opening. An offset attachment flange extends radially from the support flange and has two axially opposed surfaces with locking grooves formed therein. Each locking groove has a bottom wall intermediate a pair of mutually skewed sidewalls for maintaining positive engagement with and retention of complementary respective tabs on the liner. In an application where the liner is a blow molded component, an injection molded interface member is attached to the support flange and provides a site at which the liner is welded.
1. A boss system for a pressure vessel having a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner, the system comprising:
a boss having a tubular neck projecting outwardly through an opening in the outer shell;
an annular flange extending radially from an end of the neck within the vessel, the annular flange having an outer surface for reinforcing the perimeter of the opening in the shell;
a first generally dovetail-shaped locking groove in the outer surface of the annular flange;
a second generally dovetail-shaped locking groove in the inner surface of the annular flange;
the liner being split at the annular flange with an outside portion outside the flange and an inside portion inside the flange;
a first generally dovetail-shaped tab on the outside portion of the liner for locking in the first locking groove in the outside surface of the annular flange; and
a second generally dovetail-shaped tab on the inside portion of the liner for locking in the second lockings groove in the inside surface of the annular flange.
2. The boss system of claim 1 in which the boss comprises a material selected from the group consisting of alloys of aluminum, steel, nickel, and titanium or of composite materials.
3. A boss system for a pressure vessel having a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner, the system comprising:
an annular support flange extending radially from an end of the neck within the vessel, the annular flange having an outer surface for reinforcing the perimeter of the opening in the shell and an inner surface opposite the outer surface;
an attachment flange extending radially from the support flange and having an outer surface spaced inwardly of the outer shell;
a first generally dovetail-shaped locking groove in the outer surface of the attachment flange;
a second generally dovetail-shaped locking groove in the inner surface of the annular support flange;
the liner being split at the attachment flange with an outside portion outside the attachment flange and an inside portion inside the attachment flange and the support flange;
a first generally dovetail-shaped tab on the outside portion of the liner for locking in the first locking groove in the outside surface of the attachment flange; and
a second generally dovetail-shaped flange on the inside portion of the liner for locking in the second locking groove in the inside surface of the annular support flange.
4. A boss for a pressure vessel having a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner, the shell having a circular section and defining a rounded vessel end, the boss comprising:
a tubular neck projecting outwardly through an opening in the rounded vessel end;
an annular flange extending radially from an end of the neck within the vessel, the annular flange having an outer surface for reinforcing the perimeter of the opening in the rounded vessel end; and
a shear stress relieving layer at said rounded end and interposed between the inner surface of the outer shell and the internal liner to accommodate relative slip therebetween during pressurization of the vessel.
5. The boss of claim 4 in which the shear stress relieving layer extends across said rounded vessel end a distance substantially equal to the diameter of the shell circular section.
6. The boss of claim 4 in which the shear stress relieving layer is non-metallic layer.
7. The boss of claim 4 in which the shear stress relieving layer is made of plastic.
8. The boss of claim 4 including a locking groove in the annular flange engaged with a complementary tab on the liner.
9. The boss of claim 4 wherein said shear stress relieving layer also abuts said outer surface to be additionally interposed between said inner and outer surfaces.
10. A pressure vessel comprising:
a filament wound outer shell;
a non-metallic internal liner disposed within the shell;
a boss having a tubular neck projecting outwardly through an opening in the outer shell and an annular flange extending radially from an end of the neck within the vessel, the annular flange having an outer surface for reinforcing the perimeter of the opening the shell;
complementary inter-engaging locking means between the annular flange and the liner; and
a shear stress relieving layer interposed between an outer surface of the annular flange and an inner surface of the outer shell to accommodate relative slip therebetween during pressurization of the vessel.
11. The pressure vessel system of claim 10 in which the shear stress relieving layer is made of a thermosetting elastomer.
12. A boss for a pressure vessel having a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner, the boss comprising:
a tubular neck projecting axially through an opening in the outer shell;
an annular flange extending radially from the neck within the vessel, the annular flange having an outer surface for reinforcing the perimeter of the opening in the shell and an inner surface for mounting the liner;
an interface member interposed between the liner and the inner surface of the annular flange and defining a site for attachment of the liner; and
means for securing the interface member to at least one of the annular flange and the neck.
13. The boss of claim 12 in which the liner comprises a blow molded component.
14. The boss of claim 12 in which the liner is made of high density polyethylene.
15. The boss of claim 12 in which the interface member comprises an injection molded component.
16. The boss of claim 12 in which the interface member is made of high density polyethylene.
17. The boss of claim 12 in which the means for securing the interface member comprises complementary inter-engaging locking means between the annular flange and the interface member.
18. The boss of claim 17 in which said complementary inter-engaging locking means comprise a locking groove in one of the annular flange and interface member engaged with a complementary tab on the other of the annular flange and interface member.
19. The boss of claim 12 in which the means for securing the interface member comprises a coupling interconnected between the neck and the interface member.
20. The boss of claim 12, including a shear stress relieving layer interposed between said flange outer surface and said shell to accommodate relative slip therebetween during pressurization of the vessel.
21. The boss of claim 12, including a shear stress relieving layer interposed between said flange inner surface and the liner to accommodate relative slip therebetween during pressurization of the vessel.
22. A boss for a pressure vessel having a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner, the boss comprising:
a tubular neck projecting axially through an opening in the outer shell, said neck defining a pressurization port through which fluid is communicated with the vessel interior;
an annular flange extending radially from the neck within the vessel, the annular flange having a sloped outer surface for reinforcing the perimeter of the opening in the shell and an inner surface sloped oppositely said outer surface for mounting the liner;
interface means for connecting the liner to the annular flange; and
a unitary shear stress relieving member having a first layer interposed between said flange outer surface and said shell and a second layer interposed between said flange inner surface and the liner to accommodate relative slip therebetween during pressurization of the vessel.
23. A boss for a pressure vessel having a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner, the boss comprising:
a tubular neck projecting outwardly through an opening in the outer shell;
a locking groove in the annular flange engaged with a complementary tab on the liner; and
a shear stress relieving layer interposed between the outer surface of the annular flange and the inner surface of the outer shell to accommodate relative slip therebetween during pressurization of the vessel.
This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/161,199, filed Dec. 2, 1993, now abandoned, which is a file wrapper continuation of Ser. No. 07/902,725, filed Jun. 23, 1992, now abandoned which is a continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 07/818,619, filed Jan. 10, 1992, now abandoned.
The present invention is an improved boss for reinforcing the structural interface between a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner in a rounded high pressure vessel.
In many circumstances, the qualities of lightweight construction and high resistance to fragmentation and corrosion damage are highly desirable characteristics for a pressure vessel. These design criteria have been met for many years by the development of high pressure composite containers fabricated of laminated layers of wound fiberglass filaments or various types of synthetic filaments which are bonded together by a thermal-setting epoxy resin. An elastomeric or other non-metal resilient liner or bladder is suspended within the filament wound shell to seal the vessel and prevent internal fluids from contacting the composite material.
Filament wound vessels often are constructed in a spherical shape or a cylindrical shape with generally spherical ends for use in high pressure applications. A boss is used to reliably join the internal liner with the outer composite shell at pressurization ports in the outer shell such that fluid is prevented from penetrating between the liner and the shell. In many applications, such as in the aerospace industry, composite pressure vessels are required to contain extremely high pressures, operating at 25,000 p.s.i. with design burst values in the range of 50,000 p.s.i. Consequently, as internal pressure increases, the interface of the boss, the liner and the outer shell is subjected to extreme structural loading.
More particularly, as pressure within the vessel is increased, bearing stress is generated between the boss and the composite shell, resulting in a steep strain gradient through the shell, with the inner strains being much higher than those at the outer surface. Shearing stress develops between the boss and the internal liner due to relative displacement discontinuities resulting from nonuniform loading during internal pressurization. In addition, radially extending support members on the boss are subjected to unacceptable levels of bending stress which can result in fracture of the boss.
Moreover, it is critical that during the pressurization of the vessel the liner and outer shell remain firmly engaged with the boss, despite the adverse loading to which the liner and shell are subjected. The present invention is directed toward overcoming the above mentioned loading and sealing problems by providing a unique construction in a boss for a filament wound pressure vessel of the character described.
It is an object of the present invention, therefore, to provide a new and improved boss for reinforcing the structural interface between a filament wound reinforcement shell and a non-metallic internal liner in a rounded section of a high pressure vessel.
In the exemplary embodiment of one form of the invention, a boss is disposed in an opening in a spherical section of a pressure vessel which has a filament wound outer shell and a non-metallic internal liner. The boss has a tubular neck which projects outwardly from the vessel interior and an annular support flange which extends radially from the internal end of the neck and supports the perimeter of the interface of the shell and liner about the opening. An offset attachment flange extends radially from the support flange and has an annular locking groove engaged with a complementary tab on the liner.
In the disclosed embodiment of the invention, locking grooves are provided on each of two axially opposite offset surfaces of the attachment flange. The locking groove in the outer surface of the attachment flange opens outwardly and the locking groove in the inner surface of the attachment flange opens inwardly, with each of the locking grooves having a bottom wall intermediate a pair of mutually skewed sidewalls for maintaining positive engagement with the liner. The offset characteristic of the attachment flange reduces the risk that the liner will extrude out of engagement with the boss and cause leakage between the outer shell and the liner.
In order to reduce shear stress between the boss and the liner during internal pressurization of the vessel, a non-metallic shear stress relieving layer is interposed between the outer surface of the annular flange and the inner surface of the outer shell. The interposed layer may be made of any plastic, elastomeric, or other non-metallic material, and may be manufactured by a molding process or cut from sheet stock.
Pressurization damage is also reduced by the unique construction of the boss. In a preferred form, the support flange has a diameter sufficient to prevent damage to the outer shell when the vessel is pressurized and is sufficiently thick to avoid unacceptable levels of bending stress in the support flange and attachment flange. The boss may be made from alloys of aluminum, steel, nickel, titanium, or other metals.
In another form of the invention, the liner is made of blow molded high density polyethylene, or HDPE. An axisymmetric interface member is secured to the boss adjacent the pressurization port to provide a site for attaching the liner. The interface member preferably is made of injection molded HDPE which, when solidified, shrinks into conformity with the boss and is thereby securely molded to the boss. The liner is bonded, as by plastic molding, directly to the interface member. A threaded retainer nut is advanced through the neck of the boss to lock the interface member in place.
The features of this invention which are believed to be novel are set forth with particularity in the appended claims. The invention, together with its objects and advantages, may be understood from the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like reference numerals identify like elements in the figures and in which:
FIG. 1 is fragmentary sectional view of the rounded end of an axisymmetric pressure vessel having a boss which incorporates the features of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary sectional view similar to FIG. 1 in which the boss is joined to the pressure vessel along only one side thereof, and wherein the internal liner engages only one of the locking grooves in the radial flange; and
FIG. 3 is fragmentary sectional view of the rounded end of an axisymmetric pressure vessel having a further embodiment of a boss construction.
FIG. 1 illustrates in fragmented section the rounded, preferably substantially spherical, end of an axisymmetric pressure vessel, generally designated 10. The pressure vessel 10 is comprised of a fiber reinforced outer shell 12 and a non-metallic internal liner 14. A boss 16 according to the present invention extends outwardly through a polar opening 18 formed in the outer shell 12 and defines a pressurization port 20 through which fluid at high pressure may be communicated with the interior of the pressure vessel 10. It is to be noted, however, that the invention may be used in connection with non-polar openings in vessels, as, for example, an opening in a purely spherical vessel. A thin shear accommodating layer 22 is interposed between the outer shell 12, the boss 16 and the liner 14 to prevent damage to the shell or liner during pressurization of the vessel, as will be described hereafter.
The outer shell 12 comprises a generally known composite reinforcement made of fiber reinforcing material in a resin matrix. The fiber may be fiberglass, ARAMID, carbon, graphite, or any other generally known fibrous reinforcing material. The resin matrix used may be epoxy, polyester, vinylester, thermoplastic or any other suitable resinous material capable of providing the fragmentation resistance required for the particular application in which the vessel is to be used.
The internal liner 14 may be made of plastic or other elastomers and can be manufactured by compression molding, blow molding, injection molding or any other generally known technique. The boss 16 preferably is composed of an alloy of aluminum, steel, nickel, or titanium, although it is understood that other metal and non-metal materials, such as composite materials, are suitable. The thin layer 22 may be made of plastic, or other non-metallic material and may be manufactured by a molding process or, alternatively, cut from sheet stock.
As shown in FIG. 1, the subject boss 16 has an outwardly projecting neck 24 with a tapered throat 26 extending through the polar opening 18 in the outer shell 12. The throat 26 is tapered so as to form a concave peripheral groove for receipt of the fiber and resin matrix which make up the shell so that the latter captures the boss 16 to prevent movement of the boss into or out of the vessel 10.
Immediately within the pressure vessel 10, an annular support flange 28 radiates from the neck 24 and defines an outer surface 30 of the support flange 28 by which pressurization loads are distributed about the perimeter of the polar opening 18 in the composite shell 12. The support flange 28 has a width W1 such that the overall diameter of the support flange 28 is sufficient to prevent damage to the outer shell 12 when the pressure vessel 10 is pressurized.
In addition, a portion of the thin layer 22 is interposed between the support flange 28, the liner 14 and the outer shell 12 to further minimize damage as the vessel is pressurized. Specifically, pressurization of the vessel interior results in expansive distortion of the rounded vessel end, such that relative slip between the inner surface of the outer shell 12 and the mating portions of the liner 14 and the support flange 28 may occur. In order to accommodate the relative slip and relieve shear stresses otherwise occurring at this interface, the interposed layer 22 extends across the rounded vessel end a distance substantially equal to the diameter D1 of the circular section of the pressure vessel 10.
An annular attachment flange 32 projects radially outward from the support flange 28 a distance W2. The attachment flange 32 has an outer surface 34 which is inwardly offset from the outer surface 30 of the support flange 28 by a distance T1, and the attachment 32 has an inner surface 36 which is outwardly offset from an inner surface 38 of the support flange 28 by a distance T2. Thus, support flange 28 has a thickness T3 which is sufficient to limit bending stresses in the boss to an acceptable level when the vessel is pressurized.
A pair of annular locking grooves 40 and 42, respectively, are located one in outer surface 34 of the attachment flange 32 and the other in the inner surface 36 of the support flange 38. Each groove receives a complementary tab 44,46, respectively, on the internal liner 12.
The locking groove 40 is an outwardly opening groove having a bottom wall 48 intermediate a pair of mutually skewed sidewalls 50, which is to say the groove 40 is a dove-tailed groove. It is understood that other undercut features effective to mechanically lock the liner to the boss are contemplated by the present invention.
The locking groove 42 is formed in the inner surface 36 of the attachment flange 32 and has a bottom wall 52 intermediate a pair of mutually skewed sidewalls 54 to again define a dove-tail groove. The complementary geometry of the skewed sidewalls 50 and 54 and respective liner tabs 44 and 46 ensure positive engagement and retention of the internal liner 14 on the boss 16 such that pressurized fluid is prevented from leaking between the liner and the outer shell 12.
The offset characteristic of the attachment flange 32 as defined by the inward offset T1 of the outer surface 34 and the outward offset T2 of the inner surface 36 reduces the risk that the liner 14 will extrude out of engagement with the boss 16 when under pressure by providing a sufficient surface area for the liner to seal with the attachment flange and prevent leakage.
FIG. 2 illustrates an alternative embodiment of the invention in which the internal liner 14 only engages the annular locking groove 40 formed in the outer surface 34 of the attachment flange 32. In the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 2, the internal liner 14 has only a singular annular tab 44 engaged with the boss 16.
FIG. 3 illustrates a further embodiment of a boss 56 used in conjunction with a filament wound pressure vessel, generally designated 58. Pressure vessel 58 has a fiber reinforced outer shell 60 and a non-metallic internal liner 62. In a preferred form, the internal liner is formed of blow molded high density polyethylene (HDPE). Boss 56 has a tubular neck 64 which extends axially outward through a polar opening 66 formed in the outer shell 60 and defines a stepped pressurization port 68 through which fluid at high pressure may be communicated with the interior of pressure vessel 58.
An annular support flange 70 radiates outwardly from neck 64 immediately within the pressure vessel and has a sloped outer surface 72 and an oppositely sloped inner surface 74. In other words, surfaces 72 and 74 converge toward the periphery of flange 70. Outer surface 72 distributes pressurization loads about the perimeter of the polar opening 66 in the composite shell 60 to prevent damage to the outer shell when pressure vessel 58 is pressurized. Inner surface 74 has a recessed portion 75 adjacent pressurization port 68 and an axially inward opening groove 77 for purposes to be described hereafter.
A thin shear accommodating layer 76 is interposed between outer shell 60, boss 56 and internal liner 62 to prevent damage to the shell or liner during pressurization of the vessel. More specifically, shear accommodating layer 76 has a pair of divergent leaves 78 and 80. Leaf 78 is interposed between outer surface 72 of support flange 70 and the inner surface of outer shell 60, and leaf 80 is interposed between inner surface 74 of support flange 70 and the outer side of internal liner 62. Shear accommodating layer 76 preferably is formed of a material suitable for relieving slip-induced shear stresses otherwise occurring at the interface of support flange 70, internal liner 62, and outer shell 60 when vessel 58 is pressurized. Injection molded thermoplastic elastomers, such as thermoplastic rubber, have been found to provide suitable performance characteristics in a shear accommodating layer.
Internal liner 62 is attached to boss 56 by means of an axisymmetric interface member 82. The interface member preferably is formed of injection molded high density polyethylene (HDPE) which, when cooled, shrinks into conformity with boss 56 as shown in FIG. 3. More specifically, the HDPE solidifies to form an elongated hub 84 disposed in pressurization port 68 and a radially extending collar 86 seated in the recessed portion 75 of inner surface 74 on support flange 70. The HDPE flows into groove 77 and thereby forms a complementary tab 88 for inter-locking the interface member and polar boss 56. In applications where it is desired to more securely bond interface member 82 to the polar boss, an adhesive coating is applied to the boss prior to injection of the HDPE. Once interface member 82 is firmly secured to boss 56, liner 62 is bonded to the interface member along a common seam 90. Conventional plastic welding techniques, such as hot plate welding, are effective to reliably bond the HDPE liner 62 and interface member 82.
Securement of interface member 82 is enhanced by a threaded retainer nut 92 which is advanced through pressurization port 68 in the boss to lock a distal end of elongated hub 84 against the stepped inner side wall 93 of neck 64. An O-ring seal 94 is captured between retainer nut 92 and interface member 82.
The boss construction illustrated in FIG. 3 advantageously reduces the risk of leakage from liner 62 by moving the principal leakage path, that is the junction at which the distal end of hub 84 on interface member 82 meets boss 56, into the neck of the pressure vessel and upstream of retainer nut 92. Consequently, the junction is not subjected to the pressure contained within the vessel and the likelihood of leakage thereby is reduced. In addition, the embodiment of FIG. 3 isolates boss 56 from fluids contained within vessel 58 and thus prevents 1) contamination of the fluid contents of the pressure vessel, and 2) corrosion of the boss.
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U.S. Classification 428/34.1, 220/589, 428/35.7, 403/24, 138/30, 220/62.22, 220/582, 220/581
Cooperative Classification Y10T428/1352, Y10T403/18, Y10T428/13, F17C2203/0646, F17C2203/0639, F17C2203/0663, F17C2201/0109, F17C2260/036, F17C2209/232, F17C2209/2127, F17C2203/0619, F17C2203/0604, F17C2205/0305, F17C1/16
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