Sump stabilizer bar
CA 2276635 A1 · Owner: Pendleton, David · Inventors: Pendleton, David
Overview
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An adjustable, compact and stable sump stabilizer bar is disclosed. The stabilizer bar may be made from a continuous material and the bar may be unitary in, form. The stabilizer bar may include a substantially planar and continuous plate, and, is configured to adjustably mount components such as shear valves, to the , stabilizer bar. Integrally connected tabs extend substantially perpendicular to and in , opposing, directions from, the plate. The tabs are configured for adjustably securing the, stabilizer bar to the mounting struts in a sump. A shear valve may be adjustably and, stably mounted to a sump using the stabilizer bar in close-to-side-wall pipe entry, applications without …
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- Filed June 30, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 30, 2019.
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