Bridges – Gangway – ramp – or dock leveler – Attached
Patent
1986-08-27
1987-12-29
Novosad, Stephen J.
Bridges
Gangway, ramp, or dock leveler
Attached
248 49, 98 215, 98 4019, 98DIG7, 138114, 237 123R, E01D 100
Patent
active
047150777
ABSTRACT:
An extensible loading bridge for aircraft having an inboard end connected to a terminal and an outboard end adapted for connection to a parked aircraft. A heat exchanger on the outboard end supplies warm or cold air to the aircraft. Hot or cold liquid is supplied to the outboard heat exchanger from a source at the terminal end of the bridge and extensible flexible supply and return lines convey the hot or cold glycol to or from the outboard heat exchanger. A means is provided for maintaining the supply and return lines under tension and to take up and give slack to the lines when the bridge is retracted or extended.
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Air-A-Plane Corporation
Letchford John F.
Novosad Stephen J.
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