US2012251245A1PendingUtilityA1
Low Profile Cable Bolt Heads
Assignee: SPEARING ANTHONY JOHN SPENCERPriority: Jul 7, 2006Filed: Apr 5, 2012Published: Oct 4, 2012
Est. expiryJul 7, 2026(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Anthony John Spencer Spearing
E21D 21/008E21D 21/006
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Abstract
A cable bolt assembly incorporating a head that distributes loads and minimizes the risk of potential failure caused by cable bolt head protrusion through the load bearing plate due to plate deformation. A flush seat cable bolt head includes a tapered nose portion, a flush seating portion that acts to distribute loads and a head portion of any geometrical consideration, either external or internal that is used to drive the head.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A one-piece flush seating roof bolt head adapted for use with an embossed load bearing plate comprising:
a first section adapted for insertion into a roof hole, said first section having a first end surface; a second section adapted for seating flush against the inside area of the embossed load bearing plate, said second section having a surface for load distribution; a third section adapted for receiving a tightening tool, said third section having a second end surface of the cable bolt head; and a first tapered through-hole portion extending through said first section through said second section and forming an openings in said first and second end surfaces for accommodating a cable bolt portion.
2 . The roof bolt head of claim 1 , wherein said second section has a curved surface which sets flush within an embossed area of the embossed load bearing plate and has a opposite surface substantially flush with a high point of embossment of the embossed load bearing plate.
3 . The roof bolt head of claim 2 , wherein the curved surface has a first portion substantially transverse in cross-section to the first section; a second portion having a substantially linear cross-sectional profile; a third potion having a curved cross-sectional profile between the first portion and the second portion; and a fourth portion disposed between the second portion and the third section and substantially transverse to said opposite surface of the second section.
4 . An apparatus comprising:
an embossed load bearing plate; a cable bolt body; a one-piece flush seating roof bolt head disposed at an end of said cable bolt body and adapted for seating within the embossed load bearing plate; said roof bolt head comprising: a first section adapted for insertion into a roof hole, said first section having a first end surface; a second section adapted for seating flush against the inside area of the embossed load bearing plate, said second section having a surface for load distribution; a third section adapted for receiving a tightening tool, said third section having a second end surface of the cable bolt head; and a first tapered through-hole portion extending through said first section through said second section and forming an openings in said first and second end surfaces for accommodating a cable bolt portion.
5 . The roof bolt head of claim 4 , wherein said second section has a curved surface which sets flush within an embossed area of the embossed load bearing plate and has a opposite surface substantially flush with a high point of embossment of the embossed load bearing plate.
6 . The roof bolt head of claim 5 , wherein the curved surface has a first portion substantially transverse in cross-section to the first section; a second portion having a substantially linear cross-sectional profile; a third potion having a curved cross-sectional profile between the first portion and the second portion; and a fourth portion disposed between the second portion and the third section and substantially transverse to said opposite surface of the second section.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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