Composite wall structure

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C052S081100

Reexamination Certificate

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07316197

ABSTRACT:
A composite wall structure for use in a building, such as a geodesic dome, or the outer hull of a pressurized vehicle, such as an airship or submarine, is formed by interconnecting a plurality of three dimensional triangular shaped cells into a shape of desired contour, such as planar or curved, with each individual cell having a sealed chamber that is pressurized, and securing a fluid impervious closure skin to the connected array of cells. Each cell is formed by connecting planar rectangular sidewalls into a triangular frame having opposite sides and attaching a planar triangular panel to each side of the frame in a manner to form a pressure sealed chamber. The hull structure of predetermined shape is capable of captivating a volume of air and/or resisting buckling or failure resulting from fluid pressure on the hull during operation in air or water environments.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2979064 (1961-04-01), Fischer
patent: 6532886 (2003-03-01), McNamara et al.

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