Tension retention anchorage

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1984-10-18

1987-02-17

Murtagh, John E.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Preassembled subenclosure or substructure section of unit or...

With retaining or attaching means

52223R, 244159, 248449, 248611, E04H 104, B64G 110

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046429484

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus comprising only tension-bearing members serves to interconnect first and second bodies and carry both tension and compressive forces between the bodies. A first tension-bearing member, such as a cable, is connected between first and second points of a first body and connected to a first point of a second body at a location along the tension-bearing member between the connections to the first and second parts of the first body. The first tension-bearing member carries tension forces to oppose the first and second bodies from moving together. A second tension-bearing member, such as a second cable, is connected between the first and second bodies for carrying a tension force to oppose the first and second bodies from moving apart. The combination of the two tension-bearing members serves to carry both the tension and compressive forces between the two bodies.

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