Systems for the subterranean support of underground conduits
AssigneeTerra Shield, LLC
InventorsJohn W. Jinnings, Robert J. Wegener
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AssigneeTerra Shield, LLC
InventorsJohn W. Jinnings, Robert J. Wegener
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The present invention relates to a support system for supporting a conduit. In one exemplary embodiment, the system includes support beams extending across an excavated opening. For example, a pair of beams may be positioned to span the excavated opening with the opposing ends of the beams supported on the ground above the excavated opening. Support rods may be positioned to extend through and/or from the beams and into the excavated opening. In one exemplary embodiment, the support rods include a J-hook configured for receipt within an opening in sections of curved sheet pile positioned beneath a conduit. By using a plurality of rods, the individual sections of curved sheet pile may be connected to the beams to provide a support structure for the curved sheet pile and, correspondingly, the conduit extending above the curved sheet pile and below the beam.
A support system for supporting a conduit positioned underground, comprising:
A support system for supporting a conduit positioned underground, comprising:
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