Civil protection shelter
OwnerIlona Mykolaivna Levkovska, Oleksyi Oleksandrovych LEVKOVSKIYinventors
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Abstract
A civil defence protective structure including a building (body) (1), walls (4) and a roof (2). The roof (2) has a hemispherical cross-section, the edges of which have a flat section (3) designed to join with the flat edges of the rectangular walls (4). The structure has partitions (10), in the upper part of which there are through holes (11) with a crossbar (12) in the lower part, which divide the partition (10) into an inner part (13) and an outer part (14) relative to the entire structure. All structural elements are made of prefabricated reinforced concrete elements and are connected to each other to form a single room with an entrance.
Claims1
A civil defence protective structure comprising:
- a building (body) (1) and
- walls (4),
- characterised in that the building (body) (1) comprises a roof (2) having a hemispherical cross-section, the edges of which have a flat section (3) designed to join with the flat edges of rectangular walls (4), the upper part of the ends of the body is made in the form of flat segments (6) with openings (7) for doors and has flat sections (8) at the edges for joining with the rectangular end section (9) of the walls (4). The structure has partitions (10), in the upper part of which there are through holes (11) with a crossbar (12) in the lower part, which divide the partition (10) into an inner part (13) and an outer part (14) relative to the entire structure, wherein the inner part (13) of the partition (10) in the upper part at the entrance and exit has the shape of the inner part of the roof (2), and the outer part (14) forms a support acting as a buttress, wherein the partitions (10) are installed in the body perpendicular to the walls (4), and at the entrance and exit-in a staggered order. In addition, the edges of the end sections (9) of the walls (4) have buttresses (15), all structural elements are made of reinforced concrete and are connected to each other to form a single room with an entrance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.