Anti-climbing device
AssigneeSiemens Mobility Austria GmbH
InventorRichard Graf
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Abstract
Anti-climbing device for a rail vehicle includes a baffle plate, wherein a plurality of mutually parallel protruding first formations are arranged along a linear path on the baffle plate, and a plurality of mutually parallel protruding second formations are arranged along a linear path on the baffle plate and are orientated normally with respect to the first formations, where the extent of the second formations over the face of the baffle plate is smaller than the extent of the first formations over the face of the baffle plate, and where the first formations, at intersection locations of the formations, each have a recess in which the extent of the first formation is reduced.
Claims14
An anti-climbing device for a rail vehicle comprising:
- a baffle plate;
- a plurality of mutually parallel protruding first formations arranged along a linear path on the baffle plate;
- a plurality of mutually parallel protruding second formations arranged on the baffle plate along another linear path and orientated normally with respect to the first formations;
- wherein an extent of the second formations over a face of the baffle plate is smaller than an extent of the first formations over the face of the baffle plate;
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- wherein at intersection locations of the first and second formations the first formations each have a recess in which the extent of the first formations is reduced.
An anti-climbing device for a rail vehicle comprising:
- a baffle plate;
- a plurality of mutually parallel protruding first formations arranged along a linear path on the baffle plate;
- a plurality of mutually parallel protruding second formations arranged on the baffle plate along another linear path and orientated normally with respect to the first formations;
- wherein an extent of the second formations over a face of the baffle plate is smaller than an extent of the first formations over the face of the baffle plate;
- wherein at intersection locations of the first and second formations the first formations each have a recess in which the extent of the first formations is reduced;
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- wherein the extent of the first formation in a region of the recesses is reduced to the extent of the second formations.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.