Joints Between Precast Concrete Elements
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1. A longitudinal joint between two precast concrete elements each having headed bars projecting from adjoining faces of the elements to be joined;
- the elements being positioned so that their respective headed bars are interleaved and overlap but are not in contact with one another; and
headed studs positioned transversely to a length of the joint and transversely to and between the headed bars, the bars and studs being enclosed in concrete.
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Abstract
A joint between two adjacent faces (14) of concrete elements is formed by overlapping headed bar (16) with transverse studs (22) between the bars.
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6 Claims
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1. A longitudinal joint between two precast concrete elements each having headed bars projecting from adjoining faces of the elements to be joined;
- the elements being positioned so that their respective headed bars are interleaved and overlap but are not in contact with one another; and
headed studs positioned transversely to a length of the joint and transversely to and between the headed bars, the bars and studs being enclosed in concrete. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
- the elements being positioned so that their respective headed bars are interleaved and overlap but are not in contact with one another; and
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6. A joint between two precast concrete elements substantially as herein described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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