[특허]Device capable of signalling the inflating condition in the tires

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Device capable of signalling the inflating condition in the tires

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국가/구분	United States(US) Patent 등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)	B60C-023/02
미국특허분류(USC)	073/146.2; 116/034.R; 340/058
출원번호	US-0701445 (2000-11-27)
우선권정보	EP-1998000109696 (1998-05-28)
국제출원번호	PCT/EP99/03613 (1999-05-25)
국제공개번호	WO99/61264 (1999-12-02)
발명자 / 주소	Barbanti, Giovanni
대리인 / 주소	Bradley Arant Rose & White LLP
인용정보	피인용 횟수 : 5 인용 특허 : 7

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The inventor discloses and claims a device for signaling the inflation condition of tires, as externally visible or as may be registered by remote audio or visual cues. The device generally is adapted to be attached to the stem valve of a tire without causing substantial loss of air pressure in the tire. The device may be loaded to register the inflation condition of the tire, following which loading the device may continue to register the inflation condition, without causing substantial loss of pressure in the tire. body portion including the front face, a head portion including the rear face, and a neck portion connecting the body portion and the head portion, the neck portion including a first portion of the first side surface and a first portion of the second side surface, the first portion of the first side surface lying substantially within a first plane, the first portion of the second side surface lying substantially within a second plane, the neck portion being configured such that intersections of the first and second planes with the body portion define first and second corner portions of the body portion, the body portion including first and second pin holes opening into the top surface and first and second pin receiving cavities extending through the body portion and opening into the top surface and the bottom surface, the pin receiving cavities being positioned such that no portion of the cavities lie within the first and second corner portions; first and second pins disposed in the first and second pin holes, respectively, of a block in the lower course, the first pin having a first free end protruding beyond the top face of the block, the second pin having a second free end protruding beyond the top face of the block, the first free end being received in a pin receiving cavity of a first block in the upper course, the second free end being received in a pin receiving cavity of a second block in the upper course, a continuous cavity being defined by each opening of vertically aligned blocks in the upper course of the blocks communicating with side voids of vertically adjacent blocks in the lower course. 7. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein the plurality of blocks are laid in a running bond pattern. 8. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein the retaining wall is straight. 9. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein the retaining wall is curved. 10. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein the retaining wall is serpentine. 11. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein the retaining wall further comprises rebar and grout, a length of the rebar passing through the continuous cavity, the rebar being secured in the continuous cavity with the grout. 12. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein the retaining wall further comprises at least one post extending into the continuous cavity and protruding from the upper course, at least one post being secured in the cavity with grout. 13. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein the retaining wall further comprises a geogrid tie-back disposed between the upper and lower courses. 14. The retaining wall of claim 13 wherein the geogrid tie-back has apertures and is secured with at least one of the first and second pins passing through the apertures of the geogrid. 15. The retaining wall of claim 8 wherein the retaining wall further comprises a pilaster formed of a column of the blocks set forward from the remainder of the wall. 16. The retaining wall of claim 6 wherein each block further comprises a groove coincident with the neck portion and adapted to receive a connector plate, the groove and the connector plate together providing a connection means for a reinforcement grid. 17. The retaining wall block of claim 1 further wherein the block is symmetrical about a vertical plane of symmetry and wherein the first and second pin receiving cavities each have a rear wall extending substantially perpendicularly to the plane of symmetry. 18. The retaining wall of claim 6 further wherein each block of the plurality of blocks is symmetrical about a vertical plane of symmetry and wherein the first and second pin receiving cavities each have a rear wall extending substantially perpendicularly to the plane of symmetry. 19. A retaining wall block for use in constructing a wall having at least first and second courses of blocks, a plurality of blocks in the first course being connected to blocks in the second course by use of pins, the wall blocks comprising: a top surface; a bottom surface substantially paral lel to the top surface; first and second side surfaces; a front face; and a rear face, the front and rear faces, top and bottom surfaces and side surfaces defining a body portion including the front face, a head portion including the rear face, and a neck portion connecting the body portion and the head portion, the neck portion including a first portion of the first side surface and a first portion of the second side surface, the body portion including first and second pin holes opening into the top surface and first and second pin receiving cavities extending through the body portion and opening into the top surface and the bottom surface, the block being symmetrical about a vertical plane of symmetry, the first pin receiving cavity and the first pin hole each being disposed on a first side of the plane of symmetry, the second pin receiving cavity and the second pin hole being disposed on a second side of the plane of symmetry, the first pin hole being located nearer the first side surface than the first pin receiving cavity and the second pin hole being located nearer the second side surface than the second pin receiving cavity. 20. The retaining wall block of claim 19 wherein the first and second pin receiving cavities each have a rear wall extending substantially perpendicularly to the plane of symmetry. 21. A retaining wall block comprising: a top surface; a bottom surface substantially parallel to the top surface; first and second side surfaces; a front face; a rear face, the front and rear faces, top and bottom surfaces and side surfaces defining a body portion including the front face, a head portion including the rear face, and a neck portion connecting the body portion and the head portion, the neck portion including a first portion of the first side surface and a first portion of the second side surface, the body portion including first and second pin holes opening into the top surface and first and second pin receiving cavities extending through the body portion and opening into the top surface and the bottom surface, the block being symmetrical about a vertical plane of symmetry, the first and second pin receiving cavities each having a rear wall extending substantially perpendicularly to the plane of symmetry. window or door opening. The aluminum panels provide structural integrity while the polycarbonate panels provide light transmittance. The combination of full width aluminum panels and half width polycarbonate panels provides a storm shutter system that is substantially stronger and more resistant to impact deflection than the light transmitting storm shutters disclosed in the background art, and eliminates the need for additional hardware, supports, and bracing.

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