Prefabricated shielded cabin
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorEberhard Ristig
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Abstract
A prefabricated shielded cabin which is shielded such that it is impermeable to high frequency radiation is assembled from individual prefabricated parts. The prefabricated parts or panels have a frame of solid tubes and half tubes welded around metal sheets. To assemble a cabin the half tubes are placed over the solid tubes. A mechanical connection between the half and solid tubes is provided with the aid of tubular clamps which slide over the half and solid tubes. Bolts are not required to assemble the shielded cabin of this invention.
Claims11
A disassembleable, shielded cabin which is impermeable to high frequency radiation comprising:
- a. individual prefabricated wall, ceiling, and bottom panels, a majority of said panels having substantially uniform peripheral dimensions, each panel having a sheet metal portion and a load bearing frame attached thereto in a manner impermeable to high frequency radiation;
- b. some of said load bearing frames comprising circular solid tubes and other load bearing frames comprising cut away half tubes, said half tubes engaging the circular tubes of adjacent panels;
- c. contact spring elements located in contact with and between said half tubes and said circular tubes;
- d. tubular clamps disposed over said cut away half tubes and engaging said circular tubes to maintain the engagement to fix in place assembled panels;
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- e. said sheet metal portions being attached to said load-bearing frame at the outside of the shielded cabin.
A disassembleable, shielded cabin which is impermeable to high frequency radiation comprising:
- a. individual prefabricated wall, ceiling, and floor panels, a majority of said panels having substantially uniform peripheral dimensions, each panel having a sheet metal portion and a load bearing frame continuously attached without gaps around the sheet metal periphery;
- b. some of said load bearing frames comprising circular tubes and other load bearing frames comprising cut away half tubes, said cut away half tubes fitting around a portion of said circular tubes on adjacent panels;
- c. contact spring elements in gapless contact along substantially the entire longitudinal length between said cut away half tubes and said circular tubes;
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- d. tubular clamps disposed over said cut away half tubes around said circular tubes to fix in place assembled panels of the cabin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.