B - Operations – Transporting – 65 – G
Patent
B - Operations, Transporting
65
G
B65G 7/06 (2006.01) A61G 7/14 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2124335
Air chamber-type air pallets (10) incorporate side-to-side linked air pres- surized tubes or chambers (46-64) in two integrated rows, having common mem- bers (14, 16) for adjacent chambers under air pressu- rization rendered rigid over a certain extent to rigidify the air chambers thereof which form load backing chambers in place of rigid backing members conven- tionally employed in air pal- lets maintaning the load (Pr footprint borne by the air pressurized backing cham- bers matched by that of the developed air bearing or air film (A) by passage of com- pressed air through the pattern of perforations (26). Preferably, linked tubes (44-54) of one row are laterally offset but integrated physically to those (56-64) of a second row to both limit lateral shrinkage of linked tubes (44-64) extending completely across the pin hole perforations (26) within the thin, flexible bottom sheet (18} partially forming such air pallets. A single row of linked tubes (306) formed of two thin, flexible sheets (302, 304), acting as plenum chambers and having perforations (316) within the thin, flexible bottom sheet (304) functions adequately to support the patient (P) directly on the top thin, flexible sheet (302) with the bottom tangential surfaces of the individual tubes (306) flattening.
Davis David T.
Johnson Raynor A.
Swallen William R.
Weedling Robert E.
Wegener Jack
Johnson Raynor A.
Mcfadden Fincham
Weedling Robert E.
Wegener Jack
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