| 摘要 |
<p>EP--99345 A The method uses two mutually intersecting wire- or rod-like stays which are attached to the structure at four attachment points. It involves displacing the intersection point of the stays in the transverse direction of the respective stays, while at the same time holding the structure fixed in its intended position. - This displacement is continued until both stays are under the same, desired amount of tension. The stays are then firmly connected together at the point of intersection, e.g. by spot-welding or by screwing or riveting together two parts of a friction joint. (1/7) EPAB- EP--99345 B A method for stiffening a structure diagonally by means of two mutually intersecting wire-like or rod-like stays which are attached to the structure at four attachment locations, characterised by displacing the intersection point of said stays in the transverse directions of respective stays, while at the same time holding the structure fixed in its intended position until both stays are under the same, desired amount of tension, and then firmly connecting the stays together at said point of intersection, for example by spot-welding said stays at said location or by screwing or riveting said stays together with the aid of a suitable fitting. - (6pp) USAB- US4585129 A The method is for stiffening and stressing a rigid rectangular frame structure diagnonally by two mutually intersecting wire-like - or rod-like stays. These are attached to the structure at four attachment locations. The intersection point of the stays, that are attached at the four attachment locations, is displaced in the transverse directions of the respective stays. - At the same time holding the structure is held fixed in its intended position until both stays are under the same, desired amt. of tension. The stays are then firmly connected together at the displaced point of intersection, by spot-welding the stays at the location or by screwing or riveting the stays together with the aid of a suitable fitting.</p> |
