Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Frangible section or means
Patent
1982-01-11
1984-02-21
Bray, W. D.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
Frangible section or means
523094, 5230913, 52720, 52741, 144330, 144345, 404 10, 428541, B24B 700
Patent
active
044321724
ABSTRACT:
Timber support poles are given desired breaking properties to reduce the deceleration of a vehicle that collides with the pole by cutting one or more recesses in the pole, and filling the recesses with a polymeric filler composition.
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Castle Richard B.
Kuykendall Charles R.
Bray W. D.
Minnesota & Mining Manufacturing Company
Sell D. M.
Smith J. A.
Tamte R. R.
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