Industry Patents
Patent: 11359374
Leg-Carriage Type Trusses
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Patent Number: |
11359374 |
Title: |
Leg-Carriage Type Trusses |
Abstract: |
The disclosure relates to "leg carriage" type trusses, which rely for
shipping on elevation by a pair of U-shaped wheeled temporary supports,
each having two legs connected by a low horizontal member. The upper ends
of the legs are inserted in receiving sleeves installed in the four
corners of the truss structure. The clearance between the outer
dimensions of the leg and the inner dimensions of the sleeve impact the
ease with which legs can be inserted and removed, as well as the lateral
"play" in the connection between the leg and truss, which impacts its
stability in handling and therefore safety. The disclosure addresses the
previous conflict between the two objects by the use of asymmetrical
clearances. A relatively relaxed tolerance in the elongated axis of the
truss eases insertion and removal. A lesser relative tolerance across the
axis of the truss width has no significant impact on leg insertion and
removal yet improves stability.
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Country of Issue: |
US |
First Named Inventor: |
Callahan |
Assignee: |
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Continuation or Divisional of: |
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International Classification: |
E04C 3/02 |
US Classification: |
E04C 3/02 |
Issue Date: |
06-14-2022 |
Filing Date: |
02-22-2021 |
Application : |
17/181179 |
Notes: |
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