Tank Mounting Structure For Dead Tank Circuit Breaker
AssigneeABB Technology AG
InventorsMatthew D. Cuppett, Christian Daehler, Elizabeth L. Dahm
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AssigneeABB Technology AG
InventorsMatthew D. Cuppett, Christian Daehler, Elizabeth L. Dahm
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Mounting structure is provided for mounting a tank to support structure. The tank has a flange extending from a body thereof. The mounting structure includes at least a pair of first bores extending into the flange in a first direction. At least a pair of second bores. Each second bore extends into the flange in a direction generally transverse with respect to an associated first bore so that each second bore communicates with the associated first bore. A pin is disposed in each of the second bores. Each pin has a threaded pin bore that aligns axially with the associated first bore. A bolt is disposed through a bolt hole in the support structure, into an associated first bore and in threaded engagement with the threaded pin bore of an associated pin so as to secure the tank to the support structure.
Mounting structure for mounting a tank of a dead tank circuit breaker to support structure, the tank having a flange extending from a body thereof, the support structure having bolt holes for receiving bolts, the mounting structure comprising:
The mounting structure of claim 65 in combination with the tank and flange, the flange having planar machined surfaces that engage a planar surface of the support structure when the tank is secured to the support structure in any of the three different positions.
A method of securing a tank of a dead tank circuit breaker to support structure, the tank having a flange extending from a body thereof, at least a pair of first bores extends into the flange in a first direction, at least a pair of second bores is provided with each second bore extending into the flange in a direction generally transverse with respect to an associated first bore so that each second bore communicates with the associated first bore, the support structure having bolt holes for receiving bolts, the method comprising the step of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.