Kris S Kriofske

US Patent:

47196580, Jan 19, 1988

Filed:

Oct 15, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/919258

Inventors:

Kris P. Kriofske - Dallas TX

Assignee:

Special Personal and Financial Planning and Referral Services, Inc. - Dallas TX

International Classification:

E04C 310

US Classification:

52223L

Abstract:

For use with an anchor plate and tendon in a member made by casting and cng a protective hermetic sealant housing is disclosed. Briefly, the housing has a tray and cover enclosing the anchor plate. The tray and cover join together at frictionally engaged lips to receive hermetic sealing grease to prevent anchor plate or cable rust, corrosion, etc. The tray and cover join at adjacent peripheral lips holding the parts together.

US Patent:

58977210, Apr 27, 1999

Filed:

Jul 17, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/895743

Inventors:

Kris Kriofske - Rowlett TX
Pat Kamesch - Bedford TX

Assignee:

Olympic General Corporation - Dallas TX

International Classification:

B32B 3100

US Classification:

156 70

Abstract:

Liners are typically formed by several sheets of liner material that are welded together along an edge. Securing a liner in place could be vastly improved if a cable could be fixed to the liner. Therefore, several methods of securing a cable to the liner have been disclosed. In one embodiment, a passage is placed into a hot shoe wedge welder used in welding the liner sheets together. A cable is fed through the passage as thus is captured between the two portions of adjacent sheets being welded together. The cable can be unsheathed or slidable within a sheath. In the later case, the sheath would be fixid between the welded sheets, but the cable would still be slidable within the sheath. A sheathed cable could also be attached to a liner by melting a portion of the sheath and a portion of the liner and then pressing the two together. A modified hot shoe could be used in that process as well.