Electricity: conductors and insulators – Overhead – Towers – poles or posts
Patent
1975-07-18
1977-04-05
Faw, Jr., Price C.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Overhead
Towers, poles or posts
52126, 52263, 248 19, 248346, 174 35R, H05K 900, E04F 15024
Patent
active
040163571
ABSTRACT:
A modular and readily arrangeable raised floor structure for computer system sites is provided wherein the weight of the hardware units is supported by raised support members of rigid construction integrally formed with the hardware units and disposed on the permanent flooring in the site area, and the area between and surrounding the hardware units is rendered conveniently accessible to human attendants by modular raised floor panels of less rigid construction abuttably arranged relative to one another and to the raised support members of the hardware units, said raised support members integrally formed with the hardware units and said abuttably arranged raised floor panels serving to accommodate hidden interconnections of various types between the hardware units and to facilitate coupling of the system with external power and cooling sources.
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Burroughs Corporation
Faw Jr. Price C.
Fissell, Jr. Carl
Peterson Kevin R.
Ridgill, Jr. James L.
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