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US3302358A
US3302358A US325931A US32593163A US3302358A US 3302358 A US3302358 A US 3302358A US 325931 A US325931 A US 325931A US 32593163 A US32593163 A US 32593163A US 3302358 A US3302358 A US 3302358A
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  • the thermal insulation structure comprises a dened sheet, which is an extensible sheet including an enclosed area bounded entirely by non-intersecting but meeting corrugations, the corrugations extending linearly beyond the enclosed area, a second sheet spaced a short distance from the extensible sheet, transversely spaced walls between said sheets for defining vacuum-tight enclosures between said sheets, and load bearing insulation contained in said enclosures.
  • An extensible sheet is defined as a sheet which when under stress will be more extensible than allowed by the modulus of elasticity of the material itself, due, in eifect, to controlled bending of the sheet at areas of corrugation.
  • corrugation includes simple folds.
  • the adjacent corrugations form two sets of co'rrugations at right angles to one another.
  • Opposite corrugations terminating in the periphery of an enclosed area are preferably parallel, i.e., the enclosed area is a rectangle, or preferably a square, although other polygonal shapes may be used, as shown in the above-mentioned copending application.
  • FIG. l is a perspective view of a thermal insulation structure in which the extensible sheet has one enclosed area bounded by corrugations;
  • FIG. 2 is a sectional side elevation of the structure of FIG. l taken vertically through line 2 2 of FIG. l;
  • FIG. 3 is a sectional side elevation similar to FIG. 2, but of an alternative structure to that shown in FIG. l;
  • FIG. 4 is a plan view of a thermal insulation structure in which the extensible sheet has five enclosed areas bounded by corrugations;
  • FIG. 5 is a sectional side elevation of the structure of FIG. 4 taken vertically through line 5-5 of FIG. 4;
  • FIG. 5a is a sectional view taken on line Sa--Sa of FIG. 4, of a modiiied form of the structure having a single tray;
  • FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a modified form of the invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a detail view in section showing the structure of the supporting pins.
  • FIG. 7a is a detail view of a modified supporting pin.
  • an extensible sheet ll of a suitable material eg., stainless steel
  • the corrugations have in this case symmetrical proles, and in the center of the sheet the corrugations enclose a square area 6, whose plane lies in the plane of the extensible sheet.
  • Opposite corrugations 2, 4 and 3, 5 respectively are offset as shown, and each of the corrugations 2, 3, 4, and 5 terminates in the periphery of square area 6.
  • Extensible sheet I can suitably be fabricated as by bending and welding together suitable sections of stainless steel, and need not be heat treated after the welding.
  • Blocks i0 of rigid open cell plastic material such as polyvinyl chloride are used as insulation and substantially fill the enclosures bounded by the extensible sheet and the trays.
  • the enclosures are evacuated through nipples l2 which are thereafter sealed.
  • the trays 8 and 9 are of a different shape, suitable for fabrication by stamping, and the enclosures are preferably substantially lled with stabilized particles of perlite as a thermal insulation.
  • the top and bottom sheets may be provided with dimples, as shown at l5, or any other form of minor deformation, to relieve thermal stresses, and this may similarly b-e done with any of the forms of the invention.
  • a corrugated bridging and sealing strip 4a may be secured, as by welding, between the bottoms of adjacent trays, to provide a continuous second wall, in effect.
  • FIG. 4 an extensible sheet having four small enclosed areas 21, 22, 23 and 24, and one large enclosed area 25 is shown.
  • the other areas 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33 are bounded partially by the corrugations and partially by the edges of the sheet.
  • the sheet is preferably supported by pins extending from the centers 7 of the respective areas as better shown in FIG. 7.
  • FIG. 5 shows a structure similar to that of FIG. 5, but having a single tray 56 for a number of enclosed areas corresponding to the face structure of FIG. 4.
  • FIG. 6 shows at i6 and 17 the manner in which the corrugations 4 may be curved outwardly of the enclosed area.
  • FIG. 7 shows a preferred manner -of supporting the extensible sheets on a rigid backing 51, itself preferably made of insulating material such as balsa wood.
  • Bushings 52 are inserted into the backing 51.
  • Each bushing has an internal snap ring 52a for engagement in a circumferential recess in peg 53, there being one such peg extending from each point 7 at the center of area of each area 6, 2l, 25', etc.
  • Pegs 53 may be made hollow, and used for evacuating the respective enclosures, after which they may be sealed in any usual or known manner.
  • FIG. 7a shows a'modiiied form of pin construction in which the peg 53 extends through the tray 56 to the extensible sheet 57.
  • This construction can ⁇ be used where there is only one tray (or second sheet) extending over a number of enclosed areas, in which case there will be only .one peg located in the middle of each such tray and in the middle of an enclosed area, so that there will be only one relative rotation between the extensible sheet and the tray.
  • Adjacent corrugations can have any desired profile, which can by symmetrical or unsymmetrical, as shown for example in FIGS. 5 and 6 respectively.
  • corrugations terminating within the sheet to form a corner have unsymmetric-al profi-les, they are arranged so that the same sides of the profile are in a clockwise direction and the other sides of the profiles are in the anti-clockwise direction.
  • the area bounded by the corrugations can lie either in or out of the plane of the extensible sheet; that is, it can be bounded by the flanks or sides of the corrugations, or by the crests of the corrugations.
  • the enclosed area can be a square or a square with triangular fianges. The enclosed area will rotate about its center of area when the extensible sheet is contracted or expanded by stresses.
  • the enclosed area may be of any shape, having any number of sides. However, to minimize the stresses set up in the sheets when they contract at low temperatures, it is preferable if the sides of the enclosed areas are equal in length and also preferable if the enclosed area is in the center of a sheet. Preferred shapes are triangles or hexagons as shown in the above copending application, and especially quadrilaterals, eg., squares.
  • the average of the ratios yof the length of each corrugation bounding each enc-losed area to the total length of each corrugation is preferably less than 1:2, e.g., about 1:4.
  • the end portions of the coirugations may if desired by curved before meeting an adjacent corrugation, preferably curved outwardly of the enclosed area, as shown at I6 and 1i7 in FIG. 6.
  • the curvature of the corrugations is for this purpose ignored, i.e., the sheet is considered to be of the same shape as the enclosed area except for the rounded corners.
  • the c-orrugations should extend f linearly beyond the enclosed area to the sides of the sheet, or at least extend to nearly the sides of the sheet.
  • the extensible sheet preferably metal
  • the extensible metal sheet can be of any thickness appropriate to the stresses to be taken by it and to the degree of extensibility required.
  • Preferred extensible metal sheets are fabricated from steels, but other metals possessing desired structural strengths can be used, for example aluminum or alloys of aluminum.
  • the thermal insulation structures are such that the extensible sheet has a plurality of enclosed areas.
  • Such sheets may -be either a composite extensible sheet comprising a plurality of defined sheets joined to one lanother and spaced in side-by-side and end-to-end relationship so that each of the corrugations of each of the defined sheets is in line with and meets a corrugation in a contiguous sheet, or may be an extensible sheet comprising a plurality of Zones, each having the features of, and corresponding to the defined sheet in which the Zones are placed in side-by-side and end-to-end relationship so that each of the corrugations of each zone is in line with, and meets a corrugation in a contiguous zone.
  • the defined sheet or the zone corresponding to the defined sheet also has to be one which is substantially the same shape as its enclosed area, in which the corrugations extend to the sides of the sheet and in which the enclosed area is in the center ofthe sheet and has sides which are equal in length.
  • the individaul defined sheets are preferably welded together.
  • the extensible sheet comprising a plunality of Zones may be made by welding sheets together along Ithe corrugations.
  • corrugations which are curved outwardly Vof the enclosed area before meeting an adjacent corrugation, as shown in FIG. 6, are ian advantage, because such sheets can be fabricated by ⁇ stamping and are therefore exactly the same in size and they can be welded together along the corrugations.
  • the extensible sheets used in the thermal insulation structure of this invention may be provided with one or more, preferably a series, of protrusions, e.g., dimples, in its surface to further counteract the effect of contraction or expansion due to large temperature changes, as shown by way of example in FIG. 3.
  • the second sheet i.e., the sheet which need not have an enclosed area, should preferably be fiexible.
  • These second sheets are also preferably of metal, especially those me-tals which do not become embrittled at low temperatures, for example aluminum or stainless steel.
  • Other materials, e.g., certain plastics such as Teflon (ifourinated hydrocarbons) or epoxy fiber glass, may also be used.
  • the second sheet may be thinner or thicker than the first sheet.
  • the sec-ond sheet will not normally undergo any excessive strains or stresses due to temperature changes.
  • the extensible sheet is preferably spaced with respect to the second sheet or sheets so that the corrugated portions of the sheet project out of the extensible sheet in a direction :away from the second sheet or sheets.
  • the transversely spaced walls may be separate strips as 8a, 8c, 9a, etc., secured to Iboth sheets so as to define the vacuum tight enclosures. In such cases, it is preferable if the strips are secured to the sheets at or near the region where the corrugations define the enclosed areas and around the perimeter of the extensible sheet. These strips should preferably be of thin sheet metal so as to minimize conduction of heat therethrough. The preferred method of securing the walls to the sheet is by welding.
  • the transversely spaced walls are extensions of the second sheet as shown at 13, 14 in FIG. 3.
  • these second sheets are in the form of trays of substantially the same area as the enclosed areas of the other sheet (extensible sheet) dened by the corrugations and by the corrugations and edges of the sheets.
  • These trays are secured (e.g., by welding) onto the edges of the other sheet (extensible sheet) at or near the region where the corrugations define the enclosed areas of the sheet, and round the perimeter of the extensible sheets.
  • the .trays may 'be ones in which the walls are substantially at right angles to the base of the tray, similar to FIG. 2.
  • they may lbe ones in which the walls are rounded, curving outwardly from the base of the tray, the edges of the walls preferably being flattened out in a direction parallel to and away from the base of the tray, as shown in FIG. 3.
  • each pair of adjacent tray bases e.g., by welding
  • sealing strips of metal as shown at 4a in FIG. 3, each strip being provided with a protrusion such as a corrugation so as to bridge the gaps between each pair of adjacent tray bases.
  • a protrusion such as a corrugation
  • the extensible sheet having one or more enclosed areas should preferably have one or more protrusions (eg, dimples) on its surface. This is because the xing of the transverse walls to portions of the corrugations other than the enclosed areas of the sheet would tend to restrict the movement of the corrugations and so tend to prevent rotation of the enclosed areas. Consequently there should be one or more, e.g., a series, of protrusions in the surface of the enclosed areas to accommodate changes in the shape of the sheet. It is for this reasons therefore that it is preferable if the transverse walls are secured to or near the edges of the extensible sheet where the corrugations define the enclosed areas of the sheet.
  • the load bearing insulation should be rigid to undergo compressive forces, due to air and uid pressure acting on the external surfaces of the insulation through the flexible metal.
  • the insulation should also be preferably an open cell structure.
  • suitable insulation examples include ⁇ open cell rigid plastics, e.g., polyvinyl chloride foams, polyurethane foams, urea foams, polyethylene foams or plystyrene foams.
  • suitable load bearing insulating stabilized particles of silicious materials of low thermal conductivity eg., perlite (expanded lava) or vermiculite (expanded mica).
  • fiber glass can be used.
  • the general direction of the filaments is transverse to the shortest path between the sheets, eg., if the general direction is su'bstantially parallel to one or more sheets, and also if the filaments run in directions transverse to one another. In this way, the mass of fiber glass is capable ⁇ of absorbing any compressive forces.
  • the vacuumtight enclosures should be evacuated, preferably through an aperture or nipple in the second sheet, which is thereafter sealed when the evacuation procedure is completed. If possible, .the evacuation should preferably be delayed until after any construction work is completed, so that there is little danger of the vacuum being substantially destroyed.
  • One or more walls of a container suitable for the storage of a liquefied gas can be fabricated from any of the above-described thermal insulation structures of the invention.
  • These containers may normally be used as a primary container supported by a secondary container of load bearing thermal insulating material.
  • the methods used for constructing such containers are similar to those described in the above-mentioned copending application for constructing containers from the extensible sheets of that invention.
  • the primary container is provided with pegs for rotatable securement in recesses of the walls of the secondary container, these pegs should be secured to the second sheet or sheets of the thermal insulation structure, care being taken not to impair the vacuum tightness of the enclosures.
  • the material of the second sheet should be at least as thick and strong as that of the first sheet.
  • the containers thus constructed may be used as storage tanks in the hold of a ship, or as land tanks for storing liquefied gases.
  • a thermal insulation structure for use under conditions of great temperature change, comprising (a) a composite extensible sheet in which there are a plurality of individual extensible sheets,
  • each individual extensible sheet comprising a number of substantially plane areas including an enclosed area of the same geometric shape as said individual sheet
  • the second sheet elements and transversely spaced walls being in the form of trays of substantially the same base area as the substantially plane areas of the individual extensible sheets, the walls of each tray constituting the transversely spaced walls between the sheets defining vacuum tight enclosures;
  • the second sheets are in the form of trays having walls which are rounded, curving outwardly from the base of the tray, the edges of the walls being flattened out in a direction parallel to and away from the base of the tray.
  • sealing strips each provided with a corrugation, are welded to each pair of adjacent tray bases so as to bridge the gaps between each pair of adjacent tray bases.

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