Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Processes – Anchor – bond – etc.
Patent
1974-11-27
1976-07-06
Moon, Charlie T.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
Processes
Anchor, bond, etc.
29200B, 292435, 29509, 52748, E04G 2114
Patent
active
039674304
ABSTRACT:
A generally box-shaped building panel suitable for use in multiple to form both an arched roof and the end walls in a self-supporting building. The basic panel is arranged whereby one panel is connected to the other by placing an inturned flange of one panel through a bottom opening in a connecting channel portion of the other panel and folding a downturned terminal portion of the other panel under the inturned flange portion of the one panel. The roof panel has transverse corrugations in the bottom and sides, the side corrugations being tapered. An inverted connecting channel is provided at each end of the roof to which the upper end of the end walls are secured and the lower extremities of the roof and wall panel assemblies are anchored to a foundation. Apparatus for forming the corrugations includes a single drive for the corrugating rollers for both the sides and bottom of the panel with a cam clutch in the drive train which allows the rollers forming the bottom corrugations to pull the panel through the corrugating rollers for the side portions while the latter rollers idle.
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Lewis, Jr. Ancel W.
Moon Charlie T.
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