Pipes and tubular conduits – Reinforced – With embedded element
Patent
1974-01-02
1976-06-15
Aegerter, Richard E.
Pipes and tubular conduits
Reinforced
With embedded element
138176, 61 53, 61 56, 61 59, F16L 908
Patent
active
039630560
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to prestressed concrete piles, poles or the like pillers covered with an outer shell of steel pipe on a circumferential surface of a cylinderical prestressed concrete tube or a piller shaped prestressed concrete pole at least one end of said steel pipe being in an independent state to the concrete article. The invention provides the joint effects of the good compressive strength of the said prestressed concrete tube or pole and the good bending strength and a small frictional surface resistance of the steel pipe. One of the advantages of providing the steel pipe as the outer shell of the said prestressed concrete tube or pole relates to increasing the compressive strength of the said concrete tube or pole by preventing the generation of lateral stress within the said concrete tube or pole in a radial direction.
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Endo Hiroshi
Shibuya Atsumi
Sugita Chokichi
Aegerter Richard E.
Bryant III James E.
Nippon Concrete Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
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