Railways – Fluid supported car or simulated aerial vehicle – Car supported by fluid current pushing against surface
Patent
1988-06-23
1989-06-13
Cherry, Johnny D.
Railways
Fluid supported car or simulated aerial vehicle
Car supported by fluid current pushing against surface
104290, 428 68, 428 71, 428 74, 428 76, 198619, 406 88, 108 511, 267151, B65G 5103
Patent
active
048381691
ABSTRACT:
An improved runner for use with a sailrail hydrostatic bearing levitation system is disclosed. The runner uses a substantially solid core having a degree of flexibility in a vertical plane, a thin pad of flexible, compliant material covering at least the transversely convex lower surface of the core, and an outer flexible, compliant cover enclosing the pad and the core. In another embodiment there is pad material on the upper surface of the core as well. The runner can be secured to a pallet and provides specific advantages over prior art runners which had a larger profile, were more expensive and were not as efficient as the low profile runner of this invention.
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Cherry Johnny D.
E. B. Eddy Forest Products Ltd.
Pape Joseph D.
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