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A gangway designed to extend between a pair of relatively movable bodies (2, 50), such as an off-shore field rescue vessel and a rig or platform has a series of telescopic platforms (36, 37) defining a substantially planar walk-way surface and linked by a lazy-tong form of coupling (17, 18, 19, 20). By this means velocity variations between one region of the walk-way and the next can be kept small despite rapid variations in the overall length of the gangway.
Access equipment comprising an articulated boom arrangement for supporting a cage, in which a lower boom and upper boom are pivotally connected and the lower boom is pivoted to a turntable platform boom relatively to the lower boom and a second ram for moving the lower boom relatively to the platform. With a view of avoiding the need to provide complex control gear, movement of the lower boom under the control of its ram is limited so that, in its rest position, the lower boom is arranged to ext...
A partition member of a space-divider wall system having an accessible panel compartment for mounting a plurality of junction boxes and organizing data cable terminal end connections. A displaceably mounted front wall provides user access to the compartment. A plurality of support plate members are cooperatively releasably mounted on an interior compartment wall. An electrical junction box provides connections of building service to the panel system electrical components. A plurality of communic...
An access door to be installed on the ceiling or the like of a building which essentially comprises an outer square frame adapted to be installed in an opening formed at said installation area; an inner square frame pivotally connected to said outer frame for movement between open and closed positions; a pair of link hinge means provided on each of two selected sides of said outer frame to pivotally connect said frame to said outer frame; and a lock means for locking said inner frame to said out...
A vent or passageway through a structure such as a wall in a motor home or mobile home or the like which is readily accessible by opening a water tight lid or cap hinged to each face plate which exposes a tubular passageway through the wall through which may be passed a garden hose or an electric cord or the like for such purposes as flushing out a holding tank or the like.
There is disclosed a slab (10) adapted to be laid on a floor surface (11) in abutting relationship with like slabs to form an access floor. The slab has at least one channel (20) on its underside extending between edges thereof and adapted to be coincident with the channels of neighboring slabs to form an extended duct through which cabling and the like may be extended.
An access door for an air conditioning duct or the like has a circular frame intended to be rotated into a circular opening in the duct wall. The frame has an inwardly extending circular shoulder against which abuts a removable circular door held in place by latch means engaging within a circular groove formed in the frame.
In an access card having coded material which comprises a plurality of markings which under infrared radiation appear on an infrared receiver, it is provided in accordance with the invention in order to prevent counterfeiting that a continuous and transparent plastic foil or film blank (4), at least on a portion of its surface, has a layer (4a) that is not transparent to visible light and is transparent to infrared light; together with a substrate (5), the blank embodies a laminate which on its ...
Access equipment of the type comprising a turntable on a mobile base and having a lower boom, at least one upper boom and a platform carried by the upper or uppermost boom has the operation of the lower and upper booms interlocked so that the lower boom must be locked in an elevated position before the upper boom or booms can be elevated, and at least one upper boom is extensible.
The present invention provides an improved access spline that is used in a hung ceiling tile at the abutting edges of the tiles. The access spline of the present invention comprises a flexible strip-like body member having a central slot forming a pair of independently flexing portions from the body member and preferably a pair of depending toggle membes connected to the body member adjacent the slot. The access spline is used with one flexing portion located within an edge groove defined in the...
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