Joints and connections – Branched – Coplanar
Patent
1984-06-14
1986-11-25
Husar, Cornelius J.
Joints and connections
Branched
Coplanar
403262, 403382, 403393, 403403, 244131, F16D 300, B64C 106
Patent
active
046245995
ABSTRACT:
A structural joint and method of making the joint wherein an end portion of each of a plurality of tubes is partially flattened into an elongated, oval annular shape of a cross sectional contour that the flattened ends of the tubes can be telescopically nested within one another, the tubes are arranged to have their axes coplanar to intersect at the joint node with the tube flattened ends in a telescopically, mutually nesting relationship to each other, a splice plate extending into the interior of the nested array of flattened tube ends and having upper and lower surfaces in an underlying, closely adjoining relation to interior surfaces of each of the tube flattened end portions, and fastening means tightly clamping together the nesting, flattened tube ends and splice plate contained therewithin.
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Cuomo Peter M.
Hanger Willard M.
Husar Cornelius J.
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.
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