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Sealing compositions
   
Document Number
US Patent 5478385
Issued Date
December 26, 1995
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Washbourne; James (Long Handborough,GB2)
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Abstract
This invention relates to sealing compositions and, more particularly, sealing compositions for use in conjunction with tail seals of tunnelling machines. In particular a sealing composition according to the invention comprises, by mass, from 10 to 55% of a petroleum-derived wax, or wax-consistency hydrogenated vegetable oil or fat, or a polyisoobutane of oil, grease or wax consistency, or any combination of the above, from 0.5 to 15% of a lipophilic emulsifier, and water in sufficient concentration (at least 20% preferably 20-75%) to inhibit combustion of the composition.
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Published
December 26, 1995
Application Number
08/183,409
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January 18, 1994
US Classification
106/33   106/243 106/266 106/272
Int'l Classification
C09K   3/10   (20060101)   E21D   9/06   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
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Jan 15, 1993 [GB] 9300753
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106/33   106/266   106/243   106/272  
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