Device for compensating variations in the length of tensioned cables, with substantially constant traction
CA 2271122 A1 · Owner: Nannini, Osvaldo · Inventors: Nannini, Osvaldo
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A device for compensating length variations of tensioned cables with a , substantially constant tension comprising a contrast element, which is meant to be interposed between one end of the tensioned cable and an anchoring element and is adapted to generate an elastic reaction which can vary as a function of the length variation of the cable. The device comprises elements for connecting the contrast element to the cable which are suitable to convert the elastic reaction of the contrast element into a substantially constant tension applied to the cable, regardless of its length over a preset length , variation range.
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- Filed October 31, 1997. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended October 31, 2017.
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