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    • 7. 发明专利
    • End to end connection for bars, especially mine roof bars
    • GB909274A
    • 1962-10-31
    • GB1862659
    • 1959-06-01
    • LUDWIG VANWERSCHALOYS VANWERSCHPETER VANWERSCH
    • E21D17/086F16B3/00F16B21/18
    • 909,274. Mine roof supporting bars. VANWERSCH, L., VANWERSCH, A., and VANWERSCH, P. June 1, 1959 [May 30, 1958; Oct. 27, 1958], No. 18626/59. Class 20 (2). [Also in Group XXV] In bars for supporting mine roofs having end to end fork and tongue engagement and joined by a pin 3 in apertures in both bars and a wedge 4 in apertures in the fork 1 of the already positioned bar and engaging the upper inclined surface of the tongue 2 of the bar that is being positioned, to force it against the mine roof, the pin or the wedge has a friction member 5 to retard their movement. The member 5 is a spring ring surrounding the narrow end of the wedge and has projections engaging grooves 4a in the wedge which have abutments to engage the projections to prevent withdrawal of the wedge, the ring 5 being retained by a ring 6. The end of the wedge is sufficiently narrow to allow it to be passed round the tip of the tongue 2. In a modification the member 5 is not a complete ring and is secured to the bar by a rivet and in another modification a spring ring prevents rotation of the member 5. In a still further modification the pin 3 is provided with a friction member.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • A support bar for underground workings
    • GB845976A
    • 1960-08-24
    • GB1847159
    • 1959-05-29
    • LUDWIG VANWERSCHALOYS VANWERSCHPETER VANWERCSH
    • E21D17/086
    • 845,976. Mine-roof supports. VANWERSCH, L., VANWERSCH, A., and VANWERSCH, P. May 29, 1959 [May 30, 1958; July 25, 1958], No. 18471/59. Class 20(2) Pivot-and-wedge roof-support bars, 1, 2, preferably of tongue-and-fork form, are symmetrical about their horizontal longitudinal axes and have a single axial pivot aperture 7 at the end 1 of the first-erected bar and two alternative pivot apertures at the end 2 of the bar next to be erected, displaced to opposite sides of the axis, one (7a in other not shown) and the aperture 7 receiving a pivot 4. Axial holes 8, 8a co-operate with a wedge (not shown) driven therein to force the bar 2 against the mine-roof. The root of the fork in the end 1 is defined by a surface 21 coaxial with the aperture 7, the contour of the end 2 being so shaped as to engage the end 21a of the surface to limit clockwise rotation of the bar 2, enabling it to support the working face. The pivot 4 may be so shaped as to bear only partly on the aperture 7a so as to relieve from stress the narrow web separating the apertures 7a, 7b. In reversed assembly of the bar 2, the pivot 4 engages the apertures 7, 7b.