Beam collar
AssigneeMilliken Research Corporation
InventorsNorman R. Williamson, John L. Elliott
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Abstract
A collar for partitioning a beam which includes a first c-shaped member and a second c-shaped member operatively attached to said first c-shaped member to form a first ring, and a third c-shaped member and a fourth c-shaped member operatively attached to said third c-shaped member to form a second ring, with said first ring and said second ring operatively attached to each other.
Claims28
A collar for partitioning a beam comprising:
- (a) a first c-shaped member;
- (b) a second c-shaped member;
- (c) a first means to removedly attach said second c-shaped member to said first c-shaped member to form a first ring;
- (d) a third c-shaped member;
- (e) a fourth c-shaped member;
- (f) a second means to removedly attach said fourth c-shaped member to said third c-shaped member to form a second ring;
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- (g) a third means to removedly attach said second ring to said first ring.
The collar according to claim 11, wherein said first c-shaped member includes opposed end portions.
A collar for partitioning a beam comprising:
- (a) a first c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (b) a second c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (c) a first means to removedly attach said second c-shaped member to said first c-shaped member to form a first ring;
- (d) a third c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (e) a fourth c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (f) a second means to removedly attach said fourth c-shaped member to said third c-shaped member to form a second ring;
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- (g) a third means to removedly attach said second ring to said first ring.
A collar for partitioning a beam comprising:
- (a) a first c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (b) a second c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (c) a first means to removedly attach said second c-shaped member to said first c-shaped member to form a first ring;
- (d) a third c-shaped member having opposed end portions, wherein said third c-shaped member has a first side wall and a second side wall and a first support member located between said first side wall and said second side wall of said third c-shaped member;
- (e) a fourth c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (f) a second means to removedly attach said fourth c-shaped member to said third c-shaped member to form a second ring;
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- (g) a third means to removedly attach said second ring to said first ring.
A collar for partitioning a beam comprising:
- (a) a first c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (b) a second c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (c) a first means to removedly attach said second c-shaped member to said first c-shaped member to form a first ring;
- (d) a third c-shaped member having opposed end portions, wherein said third c-shaped member has a first side wall and as second side wall and a plurality of first support members located between said first side wall and said second side wall of said third c-shaped member;
- (e) a fourth c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (f) a second means to removedly attach said fourth c-shaped member to said third c-shaped member to form a second ring;
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- (g) a third means to removedly attach said second ring to said first ring.
A collar for positioning a beam comprising:
- (a) a first c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (b) a second c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (c) a first means to removedly attached said second c-shaped member to said first c-shaped member to form a first ring;
- (d) a third c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (e) a fourth c-shaped member having opposed end portions;
- (f) a second means to removedly attach said fourth c-shaped member to said third c-shaped member to form a second ring;
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- (g) a third means to removedly attach said second ring to said first ring, wherein said third and fourth c-shaped members having side walls which enclose said first ring to prevent axial displacement of said second ring.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.