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Sig T Fransen

from Oregon City, OR
Age ~70
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Also known as:
Sig Thomas Fransen, Sig Te Fransen, Wig T Fransen
Phone and address:
11801 Longstanding Ct, Redland, OR 97045
(503) 650-0344
Related to:
Leonard M Fransen, 60F L FransenLori B Fransen, 64Kathryn M Baker, 84Bryce T Fransen, 33Tyler S Fransen, 36Larry R Baker, 83
Connected to:
Benjamin D Fransen, 41Brian H Fransen, 49Elizabeth Fransen, 74Heidi M Fransen, 41James Fransen, 52Lisa L Fransen, 53Marian L Fransen, 90Matthew R Fransen, 43Philip Fransen, 81Natalie M Fransham, 56

Sig Fransen Phones & Addresses

  • 11801 Longstanding Ct, Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 650-0344
  • Portland, OR
  • Estacada, OR
  • New York, NY
  • 11801 Longstanding Ct, Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 756-9546

Work

Position: Clerical/White Collar

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Publications

Us Patents

Floating Dock Having Shock-Absorbing Coupling

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US Patent:
49627163, Oct 16, 1990
Filed:
May 4, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/347022
Inventors:
Sig T. Fransen - Estacada OR
Wayne K. Dye - Oregon City OR
Assignee:
Oregon Marine Floats, Inc. - Oregon City OR
International Classification:
B63B 3538
US Classification:
114263
Abstract:
A multi-element floating dock has shock-absorbing flexible tieing elements which are installed as a unit without any manual adjustment being required to create a pretension in the shock-absorbing components. Elastomeric pads positioned in aligned cavities formed in the edges of the dock sections receive the ends of the flexible tieing elements. Stops located on the ends of the tieing elements engage the pads so that adjacent dock sections cannot be separated from one another without compressing the pads and thereby creating a compressibly yieldable restraint against the separation of the dock sections and preventing their being separated from one another past a predetermined limit. An elastomeric spacer located between adjacent dock sections provides a compressibly yieldable restraint against moving the dock sections toward one another and prevents them from coming closer to one another than a predetermined amount. Inserts fit between the stops and the ends of the cavities to prevent adjacent dock sections from hitting one another if the spacer becomes worn or is dislodged.

Floating Dock Having Shock-Absorbing Coupling

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US Patent:
48525090, Aug 1, 1989
Filed:
Aug 15, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/232296
Inventors:
Sig T. Fransen - Estacada OR
Wayne K. Dye - Oregon City OR
Assignee:
Oregon Marine Floats, Inc. - Oregon City OR
International Classification:
B63B 3538
US Classification:
114263
Abstract:
A multi-element floating dock has shock-absorbing flexible tieing elements which are installed as a unit without any manual adjustment being required to create a pretensionin the shock-absorbing components. Elastomeric pads positioned in aligned cavities formed in the edges of the dock sections receive the ends of the flexible tieing elements. Stops located on the ends of the tieing elements engage the pads so that adjacent dock sections cannot be separated from one another without compressing the pads and thereby creating a compressibly yieldable restraint against the separation of the dock sections and preventing their being separated from one another past a predetermined limit. An elastomeric spacer located between adjacent dock sections provides a compressibly yieldable restraint against moving the dock sections toward one another and prevents them from coming closer to one another then a predetermined amount. Tension plates fit between the stops and the ends of the cavities to precompress the pads and the elastomeric joint is wider than the normal gap formed between the dock sections thereby requiring it to be precompressed when it is installed. A line-up sleeve located in the center of the cable is engaged by counterbores formed in the pads and by the ends of the cavities to prevent lateral and vertical movement between adjacent dock sections.
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Sig T Fransen from Oregon City, OR, age ~70 Get Report