Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Striplike unit – reversibly flexible and rigid
Patent
1975-07-22
1977-06-07
Braun, Leslie
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
Striplike unit, reversibly flexible and rigid
52646, 182 41, E04H 1218
Patent
active
040274403
ABSTRACT:
An extensible interlocking structure suitable for tower cranes, scaffolding towers and the like is of multilateral cross-section and has two sets of main members which engage one another in end-to-end relation when the structure is extended. Tie members are pivoted to the main members, with the free ends of the tie members interlocking automatically with the main members during extension to provide diagonal bracing. On retraction the members may be stored on drums or in a rack.
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Braun Leslie
Connors Edward F.
Lamburn Alan Salisbury
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