Electromagnetic energy seal for adjoining building modules
AssigneeArmag Corporation
InventorsDavid Garagnani, Chris Sutton
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Abstract
An electromagnetic seal is provided for preventing the transmission of electromagnetic energy between corresponding walls of adjoining building modules. The seal includes a first support extending inwardly from an end of a first building module, a second support extending inwardly from an end of a second building module, and a gasket assembly compressed between the first support and the second support.
Claims20
An electromagnetic seal comprising a gasket assembly positioned between a pair of supports, wherein the seal is conductive such that it is operable to prevent the transmission of electromagnetic energy through the seal.
An electromagnetic seal comprising:
- a first support extending inwardly from an end of a first building module;
- a second support extending inwardly from an end of a second building module;
- and
- a gasket assembly positioned between the first support and the second support;
- wherein the seal is configured to prevent transmission of electromagnetic energy between the first building module and the second building module.
A method of installing an electromagnetic seal for preventing the transmission of electromagnetic energy between corresponding walls of adjoining building modules, the method comprising the steps of:
- attaching a support to an interior surface of a building module;
- adjoining at least two building modules to align the support on each building module with another support;
- and
- inserting a gasket assembly between the aligned supports such that the gasket assembly is compressed between the aligned supports.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.