US 2026/0250978 A1Published application

Support and lifting systems for utility tower or pole

AssigneeOsmose Utilities Services, Inc.

InventorsAlexander Smirnov, Marcelo Scaramelli, Rob Blackman, Mark Pitre, Graham Evans, Houston Sheffield, Adel Badiee

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Abstract

The disclosed technology relates to systems and methods for supporting and lifting a utility tower or pole. The disclosed technology includes a modular support assembly for a utility structure. The modular support assembly can include a connection member configured to attach to the utility structure. The modular support assembly can include a first, second, and third supporting member, each attached to the connection member and extending outwardly from the connection member at an angle. For example, the first supporting member can include a first support column a first base, and an actuator attached to the first support column. The actuator can be configured to extend or retract a length of the first supporting member.

Claims20

Dependent claims

A modular support assembly for a utility structure, the modular support assembly comprising:

a connection member configured to attach to the utility structure;
a first supporting member attached to the connection member and extending outwardly from the connection member at an angle, the first supporting member comprising:
a first support column;
a first base configured to support the first support column;
and
an actuator attached to the first support column and configured to extend or retract a length of the first supporting member;
a second supporting member attached to the connection member and extending outwardly from the connection member at an angle, the second supporting member comprising:
a second support column;
and
a second base configured to support the second support column;
and
a third supporting member attached to the connection member and extending outwardly from the connection member at an angle, the third supporting member comprising
a third support column;
and
a third base configured to support the third support column.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.