Support grid for filling material packing
AssigneeSgl Carbon SE
InventorRalph Spuller
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Abstract
A support grid for filling material packing and to a component set for producing such a support grid, including support strips and top strips which are inclined relative to one another in opposite directions. The support strips and top strips intersect one another, the inclination of each top strip is defined by at least one top strip receiving groove which is made in at least one support strip and in which the top strip is received, and the orientation of each support strip is stabilised by at least one support strip receiving groove in which the support strip is received.
Claims18
A support grid for filling material packing, comprising support strips and comprising top strips which are inclined relative to one another in opposite directions, wherein
- the support strips and the top strips intersect one another,
- the inclination of each top strip is defined by at least one top strip receiving groove which is made in at least one support strip and in which the top strip is received, and
- the orientation of each support strip is stabilised by at least one support strip receiving groove in which the support strip is received,
- wherein at least one point at which a support strip intersects a top strip, a depth of the support strip receiving groove is less than the height of a portion of the top strip protruding beyond the support strip.
A support grid cutout which can be inserted into a column via a manhole, comprising support strips and comprising top strip portions which are inclined relative to one another in opposite directions, wherein
- the support strips and the top strip portions intersect one another, the inclination of each top strip portion is defined by at least one top strip receiving groove made in at least one support strip in which the top strip portion is received, and
- the orientation of each support strip is stabilised by at least one support strip receiving groove in which the support strip is received,
- wherein at least one point at which a support strip intersects a top strip, a depth of the support strip receiving groove is less than the height of a portion of the top strip protruding beyond the support strip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.