Metal fusion bonding – With means to cut or separate work – filler – flux – or product
Patent
1977-08-31
1978-10-31
Smith, Al Lawrence
Metal fusion bonding
With means to cut or separate work, filler, flux, or product
228 151, 228173C, 244159, B64G 900
Patent
active
041229916
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for producing a structure in outer space from rolls of prepunched ribbon or sheet material that are transported from the earth to the apparatus located in outer space. The apparatus spins the space structure similar to a spider spinning a web utilizing the prepunched ribbon material. The prepunched ribbon material is fed through the apparatus and is shaped into a predetermined channel-shaped configuration. Trusses are punched out of the ribbon and are bent downwardly and attached to a track which normally is a previously laid sheet of material. The size of the overall space structure may be increased by merely attaching an additional roll of sheet material to the apparatus.
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Burch John L.
Clark Keith H.
Johnston James D.
Tuggle, Jr. Richard H.
Beumer J. H.
Manning J. R.
Ramsey K. J.
Smith Al Lawrence
The United States of America as represented by the Administrator
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