Joints and connections – Utilizing thermal characteristic – e.g. – expansion or...
Patent
1975-01-30
1976-09-07
Schroeder, Werner H.
Joints and connections
Utilizing thermal characteristic, e.g., expansion or...
29434, 29461, 60671, 62 47, 114 74R, 269 7, 403 31, 403270, 404 49, F16C 900, F16D 100, F16B 700
Patent
active
039791645
ABSTRACT:
An expansion joint lock for transmitting forces between structural members that contract as they are cooled down to operating temperatures. A piston member mounted to one structural member is slidingly engaged with a chamber in a reception member which is mounted to a second structural member. The remaining space in the chamber is filled with a liquid which freezes at a temperature somewhat above the operating temperature of the structure, allowing forces to be transmitted between the structural members by the frozen liquid.
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Engstrom Harry C.
Long Theodore J.
Schroeder Werner H.
Shedd Wayne L.
Winter John M.
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