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slip joint

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slip joint [′slip ‚jȯint]
(civil engineering)
Contraction joint between two adjoining wall sections, or at the horizontal bearing of beams, slabs, or precast units, consisting of a vertical tongue fitted into a groove which allows independent movement of the two sections.
A telescoping joint between two parts.
(engineering)
A method of laying-up plastic veneers in flexible-bag molding, wherein edges are beveled and allowed to overlap part or all of the scarfed area.
A mechanical union that allows limited endwise movement of two solid items for example, pipe, rod, or duct with relation to each other.
(geology)

slip joint
1. A vertical joint between an old masonry wall and a new one; a slot is cut in the old wall into which brick from the new one is fitted.
2. In plumbing, a connecting joint in which one pipe slips within another, a seal being effected by caulking, a gasket, or packing.


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Many knives, as well as the previously listed ones, use slip joints that keeps a blade open with a spring but when pressure is applied to the blades, it will close.
Also, lack of lubrication in the driveshaft's slip joint can lead to excessive end play in the driveshaft universal joints.
To remove the stem, place slip joint pliers around the packing nut and turn counterclockwise until it is loose.
 
 
 
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