Protective covering used for ventilation opening
A technology of protective cover and vent, applied in the field of protective cover, to achieve the effect of simple prefabrication, high mechanical bearing capacity and short installation time
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[0027] Identical or identically acting components have the same reference symbols in all figures.
[0028] Figure 1-3 The shown protective cover (shroud for short) 2 serves as a passive protection device for ventilation openings 4 in the installation space 6 of a nuclear engineering installation, in particular a nuclear power plant. It comprises a frame 10 made up of 4 steel profiles 8 each having a U-shaped cross-section. Such as image 3 As shown, the side walls 12 of the profiled part 8 all point outwards. The profile parts 8 that abut one another are welded to one another at corners 14 cut into wedges. The frame 10 has a rectangular shape with longitudinal sides 16 and transverse sides 18 . The terms "longitudinal side" and "transverse side" are used herein only to clearly denote directions, and in no way are they intended to imply length ratios. That is, lateral sides 18 can be different from figure 1 In some cases, it can also be longer than the longitudinal side ...
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