Busbar support, made up of two parts, comprising an attachment between the two parts
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorSébastien Forasacco
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Abstract
A support for a busbar including two parts each having two surfaces substantially planar and perpendicular to one another and arranged to form, together with the two surfaces of the other part from the two parts, a through-cavity or a passage, a base including a hole or a fastener, and, a shape complementary to a shape of the other of the two parts, the shape being arranged to form, together with the shape of the other of the two parts, an attachment between the two parts. Advantageously, it is possible to obtain a support for a busbar, the support being robust, reliable, and inexpensive and able to be mounted in an easy and rapid manner.
Claims13
A support for a busbar, comprising:
- a first part comprising:
- a first base comprising a hole or a fastener and a first bearing surface configured to bear against a substrate;
- a first sub-part extending from the first base, the first sub-part defining a first lower mating surface and a first upper mating surface spaced apart from the first lower mating surface by a first angle;
- and
- a first attachment feature;
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- a second part comprising:
- a second base comprising a hole or a fastener and a second bearing surface configured to bear against the substrate;
- a second sub-part extending from the second base, the second sub-part defining a second lower mating surface and a second upper mating surface spaced apart from the second lower mating surface by a second angle;
- a second attachment feature having a shape that is complementary to a shape of the first attachment feature;
- wherein the first base and the second base are configured to be arranged with the first lower mating surface abutting the second lower mating surface and with the first upper mating surface abutting the second upper mating surface, wherein the first angle and the second angle define a through-cavity or a passage;
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- wherein the first attachment feature and the second attachment feature are configured to engage one another to provide an attachment between the first part and the second part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.