Bearings for structures
CA 1186359 A · Owner: Fyfe, Edward R. · Inventors: Fyfe, Edward R.
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A supporting bearing for the support of a structure such as a bridge or elevated roadway from a supporting pier or embankment has two systems for accommodating misalignment of the bearing with the expected direction of longitudinal movement of the structure and/or non-linear movement such as may be obtained with a curved bridge. These systems may be used alternatively or in addition to one another. In the first system longitudinal guide means which are provided between two relatively longitudinally-movable plate members of the bearing are resiliently mounted to one of the plate members and accommodate the misalignment or non-linear movement by deformation of the resilient mounting, which …
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- Granted April 30, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 30, 2002.
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