DE305933C

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Publication number: DE305933C
Application number: DENDAT305933D
Authority: DE

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Erdanker aus zwei sich kreuzenden .Pfählen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Pfähle durch zwei die Pfahlköpfe umfassende, miteinander verschraubte Platten verbunden sind, woran die zu verankernden Seile o. dgl. angreifen.Ground anchor made of two intersecting .Piles, characterized in that the piles are supported by two plates that are screwed together are connected, on which the ropes or the like to be anchored attack.

Hierzu 1 Blatt Zeichnungen.1 sheet of drawings.

BERLIN. GEDRUCKT IN DER. REICHSDRUCKEREI.BERLIN. PRINTED IN THE. REICHSDRUCKEREI.

Claims

IMPERIAL

PATENT OFFICE.

CLASS Z7b. GROUP 5.

H. HOMMEL & CO. in Munich.

Ground anchor made of two intersecting piles.

Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 22. November 1916 ab.Patented in the German Empire on November 22, 1916.

The invention relates to a ground anchor with independently in the Piles driven into the ground, which

- easily and quickly follow the peculiar connection of its crossing posts in the ground can be driven in 'and expanded. '. .

In contrast to ζμ known, similar ground anchors, what is new is that the ίο piles by means of two plates that surround the pile heads and are screwed together are connected to what the ropes to be anchored or the like attack. '

In the drawing .is shown as an example of an embodiment of the invention, namely, Fig. 1 shows the two connecting plates of the piles in the diagram, which • Fig. 2 screwed these parts together in the top view, and FIG. 3 the fixed by the two inclined bars in the ground Ground anchor in view.

α are expediently made of wrought iron, malleable cast iron ο. Like. Manufactured connecting plates, b the two inclined rods or anchoring piles. The plates α have sleeve-shaped bends α ¹ for receiving and guiding the piles when they are driven into the ground and are clamped together by the screws c , d is a dew bracket ο hinged to the plates α. The ground anchor is used in the following way: After loosening the screws c, the plates α are placed upright on the ground, whereupon the clamping rods b are inserted through the recesses a ¹ and then driven into the ground by powerful blows . After tightening the screw

- ben c the ground anchor is then braced and fixed in such a way that the anchor can neither be torn out of the ground nor bent sideways. The object to be fixed is then attached to the bracket d and this to the plates by means of a rope, wire rope or the like.

The dismantling of the device is carried out in the reverse order.

The inclined bars b are expediently provided with iron spikes when they are made of wood, but they can also be made of iron pipes or (for very stony ground); made of round or square steel, while the bracket can be attached to the plates in any way.

The plates α can be removed when the ground anchor is removed after removing the screws ί can be completely removed, which is why the. Strive with the known tools can be easily balanced.

The present ground anchor is easy and cheap to manufacture and has a low < weight .. Its simple construction requires the simplest handling, but still ensures great strength and security against tension in every direction and enables not only easy and quick anchoring, but also a just as quick and easy removal from the ground. Any damaged parts can easily be replaced.