Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With piercing or expanding earth anchor
Patent
1993-02-08
1994-06-21
Taylor, Dennis L.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
With piercing or expanding earth anchor
52147, 52166, 4052591, 4053022, E02D 574
Patent
active
053219228
ABSTRACT:
A steel cable eyelet construction for a looped steel cable end is protected against corrosion by a tubular member of synthetic material that extends all the way around the loop and partially into the ground when the steel cable end is formed as an anchor that is cemented into the ground. The synthetic material tubular member in turn is protected against mechanical wear and tear by a tubular metal jacket such as a stainless steel jacket. This construction is especially suitable for anchors that are used to secure protection nettings against falling rocks and avalanches. Providing the corrosion protection and the mechanical wear and tear resistance by different elements assures a prolonged serviceability of such steel cable eyelets forming anchors cemented into the ground.
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Loepfe Theo
Popp Xaver
Fasse W. F.
Fasse W. G.
Fatzer AG
Taylor Dennis L.
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