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AssigneeConstructions Mecaniques de Normandie
InventorAndre J. E. Bordat
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To join together at least two light dividing walls, resisting tensile forces and possibly curved, recourse is had to a plurality of fastenings (4,5) each extending radially in at least one direction from a pivot (6), the pivots of these fastenings being stacked axially along the axis L corresponding to the line of intersection of the mean surfaces of the dividing walls and the contiguous fastenings of the stack being oriented so that they extend alternately along said mean surfaces. The fastenings thus joined together at the level of the pivots form discontinuous wall portions whose roots are mutually imbricated, to which wall portions the dividing walls are then butt-jointed, themselves formed by parallel skins bonded to these wall portions and in which the intermediate space is filled in with foam.
A connection between at least two dividing walls whose mean surfaces intersect along an axis L, said connection being formed by a plurality of fastenings each extending radially in at least one direction from a pivot, the pivots of said fastenings being stacked axially along the axis L, the contiguous fastenings of the stack being oriented so that they extend alternately parallelly to the mean surfaces of the dividing walls, each fastening having two flat lateral faces parallel to each other and to axis L, said lateral faces of each fastening being covered with fabric ribbon having threads extending perpendicularly to axis L and each dividing wall being limited by two sheets parallel to each other and to axis L and bonded to the ribbons covering the corresponding fastenings.
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