What type of expansion joint is shown in the image below?

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What type of expansion joint is shown in the image? The one with the large tie rod? Why are add-on moment and friction force included in the design parameters, and how are they taken into account in the simulation calculations of the CII model?

Reply #22019-12-11

My English isn’t good; from the picture, it seems to be a double-hinge type compensator

Reply #32019-12-11

Like multi-layer universal hinge-type expansion joints

Reply #42019-12-11

There is an extra pin in the middle; I’m not sure what its purpose is.

Reply #52019-12-11

I’m not a professional technician; it’s just my personal guess – it’s probably for the purpose of stabilizing the pull plate

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