Expansion joint lock for low temperature structures

Joints and connections – Utilizing thermal characteristic – e.g. – expansion or...

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29434, 29461, 60671, 62 47, 114 74R, 269 7, 403 31, 403270, 404 49, F16C 900, F16D 100, F16B 700

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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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patent: 3574257 (1971-04-01), DuBois
patent: 3834174 (1974-09-01), Strumbos
patent: 3864927 (1975-02-01), Li

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