Transition plate for a mine roof truss

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Earth treatment or control – Rock or earth bolt or anchor

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405288, E21D 2000

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043951619

ABSTRACT:
A generally rectangular transition plate for connecting inclined and horizontal chords of a mine roof truss has one face defining a generally flat planar plate bearing surface adapted to be closely received against a mine roof. The sides and one end of the plate are bent outwardly from the one face. A first opening in the plate adjacent the one end is adapted to receive a mine roof bolt. A second opening in the plate is located adjacent the other end of the plate. A saddle portion extends between the other end of the plate and the second opening and is adapted to receive a truss tie member. The plate has a low profile and sufficient rigidity to sustain the forces present in the truss.

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