Resin capsule and method for grouting anchor elements in holes of various lengths
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsArnold B. Bower, Jr., Robert E. Dillon
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsArnold B. Bower, Jr., Robert E. Dillon
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A two component resin capsule is disclosed for grouting an anchor element in a predrilled hole. More specifically, a flexible resin capsule is provided which may be wound on a reel and fed into a predrilled hole of any length. The resin capsule includes a plurality of pairs of sealing clips which enable the capsule to be severed intermediate any one of these pairs, thereby providing a capsule having a length corresponding to the length of the predrilled hole. The resin capsule, formed from a frangible material, includes a resin and a hardener housed in discrete compartments. The capsule is placed in a bolt hole such that when an anchor bolt is inserted, the capsule ruptures enabling the contents to mix and harden thereby achieving a secure resin bolting system.
A two component resin capsule adapted to be inserted in drilled holes of standard or non-standard lengths in conjunction with anchor bolting systems comprising:
A method of fixing anchor bolts in drilled holes of standard or non-standard lengths comprising the steps of:
A method of fixing anchor bolts in drilled holes of standard or non-standard lengths comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.