Patent classifications
E04C3/08
Method for making a virgin joint between two separate structural hollow sections, and such a virgin joint
A method of making a virgin joint between at least two separate structural hollow sections in a truss or jacket structure made of the at least two structural hollow sections may include the steps of applying a fiber reinforced polymer wrap around the at least two structural hollow sections in a transitional area, covering and thus bonding together the at least two structural hollow sections, and forming the virgin joint between the at least two structural hollow sections and the fiber reinforced polymer wrap. Welding of the virgin joint between the at least two structural hollow sections is avoided.
Method for making a virgin joint between two separate structural hollow sections, and such a virgin joint
A method of making a virgin joint between at least two separate structural hollow sections in a truss or jacket structure made of the at least two structural hollow sections may include the steps of applying a fiber reinforced polymer wrap around the at least two structural hollow sections in a transitional area, covering and thus bonding together the at least two structural hollow sections, and forming the virgin joint between the at least two structural hollow sections and the fiber reinforced polymer wrap. Welding of the virgin joint between the at least two structural hollow sections is avoided.
MONORAIL SYSTEM AND RELATED SCAFFOLD STRUCTURES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF USE
A monorail assembly includes a first scaffold system comprising at least one framework member being an elongated structure having a bottom chord and a plurality of panel points along the bottom chord; at least one monorail beam; and at least one bracket structure configured to secure to the at least one framework member at or about at least two panel points and to the at least one monorail beam.
Lintel Support, Masonry Support Kit, and Lintel Support Method
The present invention includes a lintel support to aid in lintel repair and/or reinforcement. The lintel support has a body with a top, a bottom, and a height extending therebetween; at least one claw at the top; and a bracket at the bottom. In use, points are dug out of a mortar line above the lintel and the claws of the lintel support are positioned into those points. With the claws so positioned, the bracket will be below the failing lintel. A support beam is placed under the bracket and a jack lift provides uplift at the mortar line where the claws are positioned.
Lintel Support, Masonry Support Kit, and Lintel Support Method
The present invention includes a lintel support to aid in lintel repair and/or reinforcement. The lintel support has a body with a top, a bottom, and a height extending therebetween; at least one claw at the top; and a bracket at the bottom. In use, points are dug out of a mortar line above the lintel and the claws of the lintel support are positioned into those points. With the claws so positioned, the bracket will be below the failing lintel. A support beam is placed under the bracket and a jack lift provides uplift at the mortar line where the claws are positioned.
Connectors for Use in Truss System
The present invention provides a truss system a horizontal chord, and a connector retained inside the channel of the horizontal chord. The connector has a base that has two parallel vertical walls, and a connecting base wall that together define a U-shaped cross-section, with a receiving space defined by the two parallel walls and the base wall. First and second dividers are positioned in the receiving space and define separate first, second and third spaces, respectively, with the second space positioned between the first and third spaces. Each of the first and second dividers has a vertical wall section that is connected to the two parallel walls and the base wall, with an angled surface associated with the upper end of each vertical wall section. A vertical web member has one end that is inserted into the second space, and a diagonal web member has one end inserted into either the first space or the third space.
Connectors for Use in Truss System
The present invention provides a truss system a horizontal chord, and a connector retained inside the channel of the horizontal chord. The connector has a base that has two parallel vertical walls, and a connecting base wall that together define a U-shaped cross-section, with a receiving space defined by the two parallel walls and the base wall. First and second dividers are positioned in the receiving space and define separate first, second and third spaces, respectively, with the second space positioned between the first and third spaces. Each of the first and second dividers has a vertical wall section that is connected to the two parallel walls and the base wall, with an angled surface associated with the upper end of each vertical wall section. A vertical web member has one end that is inserted into the second space, and a diagonal web member has one end inserted into either the first space or the third space.
Formwork support comprising a hollow profile web, stiffened by an internal framework, as a flange connector
A formwork support for supporting concrete formworks in the construction sector, comprising an upper flange and a lower flange, which are connected to one another via a hollow profile web such that they are at an invariant distance in relation to one another, wherein the hollow profile web is stiffened inside by framework struts.
Formwork support comprising a hollow profile web, stiffened by an internal framework, as a flange connector
A formwork support for supporting concrete formworks in the construction sector, comprising an upper flange and a lower flange, which are connected to one another via a hollow profile web such that they are at an invariant distance in relation to one another, wherein the hollow profile web is stiffened inside by framework struts.