33 results about "Shear transfer" patented technology

A wall either wholly or partially made from a shear-resisting assembly that has a shear transfer device, or plate, disposed between the bottom strut and the underlying foundation. The shear transfer device joins the two anchor bolts, eliminating intermediate foundation bolts by transferring lateral shear loads to the anchor bolts in combination with the bottom strut.

A system and method of constructing a composite floor system having increased shear transfer between a slab and support members of the system is described. The composite floor system may include any combination of the following elements: a support member, a reinforcing member, a transfer member, a decking material, a fastener, and / or a slab.

A system and method of constructing a composite floor system having increased shear transfer between a slab and support members of the system is described. The composite floor system may include any combination of the following elements: a support member, a reinforcing member, a transfer member, a decking material, a fastener, and / or a slab. The transfer member may be connected to the support member.

A highway crash barrier structure with an improved interlocking system includes a plurality of rigid sections disposed end-to-end in interlocking relationship with one another. The ends of each rigid upright section are provided with a reshaped JJ Hooks® connection. Each hook member has an extending vertical lip which is bent into a “J” shaped cross-section to engage a similar lip on the hook member of the adjacent section such that lateral movement of the respective sections is prevented. However, the respective sections of the system can be easily placed or removed by vertically displacing them. In addition, the interlocking plates at each end of the upright sections are vertically lengthened while the number of bars welded to the plate is increased to reduce the rotational moment of the sections and increase shear transfer between adjacent sections. Furthermore, connections include deflection limitation stops located at the lower part of each end of each upright section which prevents spalling and decreases deflection during a crash. The deflection stops can be positioned wholly within the rigid sections or can protrude partway out the bottom of the sections for particular applications.

A support assembly for mounting masonry veneer to supporting wall structure has a first shelf angle, a second shelf angle, and a first shelf angle mounting bracket. Each shelf angle mounting bracket has an upwardly extending back that mounts to the supporting wall structure, and a web extending forwardly away from the wall structure. The web has at least a first shelf angle mounting seats formed in a lower region thereof that hangs downwardly of a vertical load shear transfer connection. A brace is mounted to the bracket. The brace underhangs the cantilevered supporting structure, and provides a moment reaction. The brace has a non-intrusive interface with the supporting structure. That interface may be in compression and the brace may act as a strut. The brace may be thermally isolated from the bracket. The brace may fit within the space envelope of a stud wall.

A support assembly for mounting masonry veneer to supporting wall structure has a first shelf angle, a second shelf angle, and a first shelf angle mounting bracket. Each shelf angle mounting bracket has an upwardly extending back that mounts to the supporting wall structure, and a web extending forwardly away from the wall structure. The web has at least a first shelf angle mounting seats formed in a lower region thereof that hangs downwardly of a vertical load shear transfer connection. A brace is mounted to the bracket. The brace underhangs the cantilevered supporting structure, and provides a moment reaction. The brace has a non-intrusive interface with the supporting structure. That interface may be in compression and the brace may act as a strut. The brace may be thermally isolated from the bracket. The brace may fit within the space envelope of a stud wall.

The invention discloses a plate shearer rear discharging bearing and shearing conveying line. The plate shearer rear discharging bearing and shearing conveying line comprises a machine frame; two ends of the machine frame are provided with conveying wheels; a conveying belt is connected between the conveying wheels at two ends; the conveying belt is connected with a driving component through a transmission assembly; one end of the machine frame is provided with a rotary shaft which horizontally penetrates the internal conveying belt; at least two ends of the rotary shaft are both provided with a supporting arm; the supporting arms comprise supporting plates; end portions of the supporting plates bend towards one side to be provided with bearing plates; a transmission plate is fixed on the rotary shaft; the transmission plate is connected with a driving air cylinder; the bearing plates are parallel to the conveying belt when the supporting arms are ejected. According to the plate shearer rear discharging bearing and shearing conveying line, the driving air cylinder drives the transmission plate and accordingly drives the rotary shaft to rotate and rotation of the rotary shaft drives the supporting arms to perform rotation in fixed angles to lift up plates on the conveying line, so that rear blocking materials cannot block materials caused by material drooping is avoided and the stable shearing plate size and the section angle accuracy are guaranteed.

A mattress cover is disclosed for redirecting shear on a patient's skin away from the areas of the body relatively more likely to develop decubitus ulcers. The mattress cover includes an upper portion designed to cover the topside of a mattress, and at least one shear transfer zone attached to an underside of the upper portion of the mattress cover. The shear transfer zone(s) may be made of a low shear material so as to create a low friction interface between the mattress and the mattress cover to reduce shear forces exerted by the mattress. Additionally, the shear transfer zone(s) may be arranged such that a large portion of the shear forces exerted by the mattress can be redirected to areas of the body that are relatively less likely to develop decubitus ulcers.

A PCSS shear force coupled construction, comprising a steel structure (2) and an assembly-type prefabricated concrete bridge road plate. The prefabricated concrete bridge road plate comprises a concrete bridge road plate body (1) and a shear transferring structure (3) integrally cast with the concrete bridge road plate body (1) via a shear connector, and is fixedly mounted on the steel structure (2) via the shear transferring structure (3). Directly mounting the assembly-type prefabricated concrete bridge road plate on the steel structure (2) during the construction process facilitates the control of the construction process, significantly reduces the construction cycle, and exposes the coupling part of a composite beam, thus facilitating daily monitoring and maintenance, requiring less time out of service during maintenance and repair, and ensuring normal use of a bridge.