Electricity: conductors and insulators – Anti-inductive structures – Conductor transposition
Patent
1984-08-16
1986-02-18
Grimley, A. T.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Anti-inductive structures
Conductor transposition
174 35GC, 292 36, H05K 900
Patent
active
045714495
ABSTRACT:
A shielded door assembly for a generally rectangular opening in the electrically conductive wall of a grounded building has an electrically conductive frame secured to the wall along three of the sides of the opening. A tubular frame is secured to the first frame along the three sides thereof. An electrically conductive threshold having a non-interrupted contact surface is secured to the tubular frame at the remaining side of the opening. An electrically conductive door stop is secured to a first edge of said tubular frame and extends outwardly therefrom and cooperates with the tubular frame and the first frame for defining a pocket. An electrically conductive tubular door rim is pivotally secured to said first frame and is adapted for pivoting between an open and a closed position. The door includes a first surface thereof adjacent the threshold and a plurality of electrically conductive resilient spring means are secured to the first surface for establishing electrical connection between the door and the threshold. A plurality of electrically conductive resilient springs connect the door to the pocket for thereby further facilitating electrical communication between the door and the building. A locking assembly is also provided for maintaining the door in the closed position.
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IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin, Lockhart, Twin Flex Contact, vol. 13, No. 10, 3/71.
Christie Bert M.
Johnson Roy V.
Lindenberger James N.
Dow Industries
Grimley A. T.
Tone D. A.
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