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Faculty, staff blood drive will be held
Faculty and staff are invited to donate blood from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12 and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, in the Frist Campus Center multipurpose rooms. The blood drive is cosponsored by University Health Services and American Red Cross. A photo I.D. is required to donate. For more information or to register online, visit the UHS website.
Lesy to speak on the photography of history
Michael Lesy, a professor of literary journalism at Hampshire College, will present the annual Gauss Seminars in Criticism at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12, with "Case Study: The Life and Times of Angelo Rizzuto, 'the Little Angel'" and Tuesday, Oct. 13 "Looking Backwards: 3D Images of the World at the Beginning of the 20th Century," in East Pyne Hall, Room 010. Both lectures focus on the photography of history in North America, Europe and Asia from 1900-1910. This event is sponsored by the Council of the Humanities
Keller Center to host symposium on innovation
The Keller Center will host a symposium from 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, on innovation in education and entrepreneurship. This event celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Keller Center. The symposium, to be held in the Friend Center Auditorium, starts with a panel discussion on education innovation at 1:30 p.m., followed by a panel on entrepreneurship. At 4 p.m. President Christopher L. Eisgruber will introduce the keynote speaker, Tom Leighton of the Class of 1978, co-founder and CEO of the Internet infrastructure company Akamai Technologies, and professor of applied mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The event is free and open to the public but space is limited, so registration is required: https://kellercenter10th.eventbrite.com.
Flu vaccines will be available at UHS FluFest
University community members can obtain flu vaccines at FluFest from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7 and Thursday, Oct. 8, as well as from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, in the Frist Campus Center multipurpose rooms. Immunizations are free for current faculty, staff and students, and are available for a fee for dependents age 9 years and older. No appointments are necessary, though University IDs are required to receive a vaccine. The event also will feature University Health Services' wellness fair and "Know Your Numbers" screenings. For more information about FluFest, the vaccines available and the cost of vaccines for dependents, visit the UHS website.
Talk and film screening about outdoor recreation
Author James Mills will present a talk on his book "The Adventure Gap: Changing the Face of the Outdoors," at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, in Robertson Hall, Bowl 2. The talk will be followed by a screening of the documentary "An American Ascent" at 7:30 p.m. in McCormick Hall, Room 101. The events are sponsored by Outdoor Action and the Fields Center.
Artist William Kentridge to give annual Belknap Lecture
South African multimedia artist William Kentridge, the 2015-16 Belknap Visitor in the Humanities, will give a lecture on his installation "O Sentimental Machine," at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, in McCosh Hall, Room 10. He will be introduced by Susan Stewart, the Avalon Foundation University Professor in the Humanities, who has written a monograph on Kentridge's works. "O Sentimental Machine" is a multichannel audio and video installation that explores the distant experience of participating in social events. Mimicking Trotsky dictating messages to his secretary and sending them off into the world, Kentridge represents Trotsky's idea of the human as a sentimental but programmable machine. A reception will follow at the Princeton University Art Museum. To celebrate the visit, the Princeton University Art Museum has placed two of the artist's works on view: "Atlas Procession I" (2000), which features a sequence of calligraphic figures and marks in the round (etching, aquatint, drypoint and letterpress) and "Typewriter IV" (2011), a collage of ink on found pages.
Discussion on how attitudes and relationships shape one another
Stacey Sinclair, associate professor of psychology and African American studies, will present her research on interpersonal relationships and unconscious bias during a panel discussion "You Are Who You Know: How Attitudes and Relationships Shape One Another," at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall. Vice President for Campus Life Rochelle Calhoun will moderate a roundtable discussion with Sinclair, Brian Herrera, assistant professor of theater in the Lewis Center for the Arts, and Khristina Gonzalez, associate dean in the Office of the Dean of the College. The event is sponsored by the Princeton Women's Mentorship Program and the Office of the Provost.
Theatre Intime to present 'Gidion's Knot'
Theatre Intime will open its 2015-16 season with "Gidion's Knot" by Johnna Adams at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9 and 10, and Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 15-17, at Hamilton Murray Theater, Murray Dodge Hall. Two matinee performances will take place Sunday, Oct. 11, and Saturday, Oct. 17. The play — which explores a parent-teacher confrontation that explodes into an interrogation of women's roles as nurturers and educators — will be directed by Victoria Gruenberg, a member of the Class of 2016. For tickets, call University Ticketing at 609-258-9220 or visit the Frist Campus Center box office.
Exhibition to spotlight Princeton's Great Persian Book of Kings
The exhibition "Princeton's Great Persian Book of Kings" will be on view Oct. 3, 2015-Jan. 24, 2016, at the Princeton University Art Museum. Composed more than 1,000 years ago by the Persian poet Firdausi, the "Shahnama," or Book of Kings, narrates the story of Iran from the dawn of time to the seventh century A.D. Princeton's late 16th-century Peck "Shahnama" (named after its donor) is one of the finest intact volumes in the United States. The exhibition features all of the manuscript's 50 illuminated and illustrated folios and will introduce the beauty and art historical importance of the Peck "Shahnama" to the public for the first time.
Free tours of the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Free tours of the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory that explore the science behind fusion are available at 10 a.m. the first and third Friday of every month starting Sept. 18 and ending Dec. 18. Pre-registration is required and can be completed on online.
French Theater Festival to feature performances, conversations and staged readings
The fourth annual French Theater Festival will take place from Sept. 24-Oct. 24 with dozens of performances, conversations and staged readings featuring prominent and early-career French actors and directors as well as Princeton students. Highlights include: • "Loin d'Eux," about a family coping with grief, based on the first novel by celebrated contemporary writer Laurent Mauvignier and performed by actor Rodolphe Dana, Sunday, Sept. 27 • "Faire le Gilles," in which director Robert Cantarella performs/re-creates two seminars of French philosopher Gilles Deleuze, Tuesday, Sept. 29 • "Ajax, qu'on me donne un ennemi," combining a rock trio, a text by famed German playwright Heiner Müller and the French actor André Wilms, Saturday, Oct. 3 • "Interview," featuring returning artists Judith Henry and Nicolas Bouchaud in Nicolas Truong's work-in-progress that dramatizes the different aspects of interviewing, Saturday, Oct. 24.

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HARMONTOWN will be released by The Orchard on October 3rd in LA and on VOD and on October 10th in NYC.
A kindred spirit to nerds everywhere, writer-comedian Dan Harmon has achieved celebrity via the hit series "Community," but cut his teeth writing for shows such as "The Sarah Silverman Program" and the Jack Black/Ben Stiller pilot "Heat Vision and Jack." After being fired from his signature creation, Harmon hits the road with his popular podcast and performs live for his cult-like fan base across the country. Known for his wit, cynicism, and disarming vulnerability, HARMONTOWN finds Harmon bathed in the adoration of his fans as he confronts his personal demons and comes out on the other side.
From acclaimed filmmaker Neil Berkeley (BEAUTY IS EMBARRASSING), and featuring past and present collaborators Sarah Silverman, Jack Black, Allison Brie, Joel McHale and many more, HARMONTOWN tells Harmon's story with unabashed candor -- showing his highs, his lows, and everything in-between.
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You could also open a pre-existing colorscheme and see how it's done. It's actually not that complicated to understand how the syntax works.
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|Stephen R. Early
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|Aero Transportation Products, Inc.
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This invention relates to a multi-purpose panel system which is assembled from precision-made components and has superior mechanical properties. More specifically, the panel system is lightweight and very stiff or self-supporting, utilizes components formed from sheet material and has a low cost of assembly.
Various types of sandwich construction panel systems are known. However, these typically employ relatively heavy internal frame components such as channel members and the like that are bent or otherwise formed to the required shape. Also, such systems may be adapted or have been developed for use only in a specific application, such as for aircraft fuselage paneling.
Sandwich flooring systems in present use may have other disadvantages. For instance, they may require a structural underframe to provide sufficient support, depending upon the load to be carried or supported. Other sandwich configurations may have adequate stiffness or rigidity for floor or wall system applications, but they are typically relatively heavy and difficult to assemble.
Accordingly, a primary object of the subject invention is to provide a lightweight and strong structural panel system including a first skin, a second skin and a web core constructed from sheet material that secures the skins together in a spaced relationship and provides an interlocked grid work between the skins.
Another important object of the subject invention is to provide a panel system having a web core that includes a plurality of spaced apart longitudinal and transverse members which are precision formed of either metal or rigid plastic to fit easily together and thereby present a stiff, rigid, self-supporting structure.
Another important object is to provide such a panel system which, in addition to superior strength and rigidity, has good insulation properties and provides an interior core space that can be used as a duct for fluid flow, evacuated to provide a partial vacuum, or filled with a liquid, particulate material or other fluid as desired for a particular system application.
Another object is to provide such a panel system in which the components thereof may be assembled and produced with close tolerances utilizing simple tooling, thereby assuring that panel sections will be uniform so that they can be readily joined together to present a composite structure of the desired physical size.
Another object of the subject invention is to provide a panel system that is usable in a variety of applications, such as in the construction of any type of cargo carrier (e.g., railroad cars, aircraft and ships), general purpose enclosures and structures, storage tanks and the like.
Still another object is to provide a panel system usable for a variety of purposes, such as wall paneling, flooring, and applications requiring structural reinforcement, superior insulation properties and/or ductwork provided within the panels themselves.
Still another object of the subject invention is to provide a paneling system that when used as flooring does not require a structural underframe.
Still another object is to provide a structural system composed of panel sections which are relatively small and easy to handle, and which are readily connected together to provide a final structure of the desired size and configuration.
Yet another object of the subject invention is to provide an embodiment of such a paneling system that is strong, rigid, lightweight and easy to assemble as aforesaid, and which does not require the use of mechanical connectors.
These objects are attained by providing a paneling system comprising a first skin, a second skin, a web core of sheet material construction for supporting the skins in a spaced relationship, and means for securing the panel components together. The web core includes a plurality of spaced apart longitudinal members having longitudinally spaced projections or ears extending therefrom and transversely aligned, longitudinally spaced slots therein, and further includes a plurality of spaced apart, transverse cross members of similar configuration each having spaced slots therein receiving the longitudinal members at corresponding transversely aligned slots thereof to provide an interlocked grid work between the first and second skins. The projections or ears on the members provide a means to join the core and skins together, either by spot welds or fasteners.
FIG. 1 is a fragmentary, perspective view of a railroad coil car with the coil cover constructed using the panel system of the present invention and with an end broken away to show the coil thereunder.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of one panel section of the coil car cover of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the top skin and the web core of the left half of a first embodiment of a panel section in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 4 is an enlarged, fragmentary elevational view of a portion of a transverse cross member of the web core of FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is an enlarged, fragmentary elevational view of a portion of a longitudinal member of the web core of FIG. 3.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the left half illustrated in FIG. 3, showing the top skin being secured by wedge members to the web core thereof.
FIG. 7 is a partial exploded perspective view of the left half of FIG. 3 as inverted to show the bottom skin and the web core thereof.
FIG. 8 is a partial perspective view of the left half of FIG. 3 as inverted to show the bottom skin being secured to the web core.
FIG. 9 is a detail view in perspective of a wedge member securing the top skin to the web core, in accordance with the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 10 is a detail view in perspective illustrating the removal of a web core tab and completion of welding, in accordance with the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 11 is a partial perspective of the left half of FIG. 3 showing the panel section assembled.
FIG. 12 is an enlarged, fragmentary elevational view of a portion of a modified form of the transverse cross member of FIG. 4, in accordance with the present invention.
FIGS. 13-16 are enlarged elevational views of alternative joints for securing left and right panel halves of the present invention together to form a panel section.
FIG. 17 is an enlarged, fragmentary elevational view of a portion of a transverse cross member in a second embodiment of a panel section of the present invention.
FIG. 18 is a fragmentary, exploded view showing the junction of the cross member of FIG. 17 and a longitudinal member of the web core of the second embodiment.
FIG. 19 is a partial perspective view of the panel section of the second embodiment, showing the panel under fabrication with no top skin as yet installed.
FIG. 20 is an enlarged elevational view of one corner of the panel of FIG. 19 with all components installed.
FIG. 21 is a partial elevational view of an alternative three skin configuration of the panel system in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 22 is a partial elevational view showing the paneling of the present invention having a progressively varying width.
As shown in FIG. 1, a railroad coil car 10 includes a coil cover 12 thereover, constructed using the structural panel system of the present invention. Although each figure depicts the panel system as forming such a coil cover 12, it should be understood that the panel system has many applications and uses in structures of various types, as discussed above.
The coil cover 12 is formed of a plurality of end-to-end sections 14 and end panels 16 (only one shown) secured together. Adjacent sections 14 are secured at their end surfaces to form transverse seams 17. Each section 14 includes two halves, a left and right half 18 and 20, joined together along its top surface to form a central longitudinal seam 22. Left halves 18 are constructed virtually identically to right halves 20, the only difference being that left halves 18 are made as mirror images of right halves 20. FIG. 2 shows a single panel section 14 constructed accordingly.
As shown in FIG. 1, each half 18 and 20 is secured along its bottom surface to the longitudinal side members 21 and 23 of the coil car 10. End panels 16 (only one shown) are secured over the open ends of the first and last panel sections 14 and are preferably constructed to include a stacking ledge 24. Upon removal of the coil cover 12 at lifting cage 26 from over the coil 28, covers may be vertically stacked for efficient storage thereof. An advantage of the cover 12 of the present invention is that its rigidity, particularly its longitudinal stiffness, permits cover 12 to be lifted by a hoist coupled thereto at cage 26, stacked and reused repeatedly without damage or deformation of the cover 12.
FIGS. 3 and 6-11 depict the construction steps employed in forming a panel section half 30 of the type described above with respect to halves 18 and 20 of each section 14. Half 30 in a first embodiment of the present invention includes a top skin or plate 40, a web core member 42 and a bottom skin or plate 44. Top and bottom skins 40 and 44 are thin, flexible metal sheets with rows of evenly spaced rectangular slits 46 therethrough, except that every fifth row of slits 46 is cross-shaped. The web core 42 is an interlocked grid work formed of evenly spaced longitudinal or primary members 48 and transverse cross members 50 preferably laser cut or punched from sheet stock using cutting or punching equipment with computer controls. The sheet material may be steel having a thickness of {fraction (1/16)}th inch, or thinner or thicker depending upon the properties desired.
As shown in detail in FIG. 5, each longitudinal member 48 has circular openings 52 therein to reduce its weight, and pairs of opposed projections or tabs 54 that extend upwardly and downwardly from the member 48 at regularly spaced intervals. Every fifth upwardly extending tab 54 a has an open slot 56 for insertion of a transverse cross member 50. The slots 56 extend through the center of the corresponding tab 54 a into the longitudinal member 48. The projections 54 and 54 a also preferably have rectangular openings 58 therein for easier removal thereof.
As shown in detail in FIG. 4, each transverse cross member 50 also has circular openings 60 therein to reduce its weight and pairs of opposed projections or tabs 62 that extend upwardly and downwardly from the member 50 at regularly spaced intervals. Every downwardly extending projection 62 has an open slot 64 for insertion of a longitudinal member 48. The slots 64 extend through the center of the corresponding projection 62 into the transverse cross member 50. The projections 62 have rectangular openings 66 therein to facilitate assembly of panel half 30. The projections 54 and 62 of longitudinal and transverse members 48 and 50 are spaced an equal distance apart.
In addition to weight reduction, it should be appreciated that the openings 52 and 60 in the members 48 and 50 also intercommunicate the core spaces defined by the grid to provide an open interior within the panel. This interior space may be advantageously utilized to provide a duct or channel in the panel, a continuous space for electrical or mechanical runs and/or insulation or other fillers as required by a particular application, or an interior chamber that may be pressurized or evacuated or used for other purposes as desired.
To assemble the web core 42, the desired number of longitudinal members 48 are evenly spaced parallel to one another in their desired configuration with projections 54 a having slots 56 formed therein being aligned. Longitudinal members 48 may be held in position by a simple jig such as dowels 70 secured by clamps 72 to a table 74 or other surface. See FIGS. 3 and 6. Transverse cross members 50 are then inserted at their slots 64 into the slots 56 of the longitudinal members 48. Thus, the longitudinal members 48 present rows and the transverse cross members 50 present columns of the web core 42. Together they form a grid much in the same manner as partitions of egg crates or boxes for bottled goods.
The top and bottom skins 40 and 44 are mounted to the web core 42 with projections 54 and 62 and their corresponding openings 58 and 66 extending through the slits 46 of the skins. In this regard, FIGS. 6 and 8 show the top and bottom skins 40 and 44 being mounted to the web core 42.
As shown in detail in FIGS. 9 and 10, the skins 40 and 44 are secured to the web core 42 by securing wedges 80 which have a leg 82 that fits snugly within the rectangular openings 58 and 66 of the projections 54 and 62. The projections 54 and 62 are secured at their corners to the corresponding skin 40 or 44 by tack or spot welds 84. The wedges 80 may then be removed, the projections 54 (shown in detail) and 62 (not shown in detail) broken off, see broken projection 54 a in FIG. 10, and the weld line 86 completed. Bonding methods other than welding may also be used, such as sufficiently strong adhesives. Alternatively, wedges 80 may be placed within the openings 58 and 66, then clamps, such as clamps 72, may be tightened around the skins 40 and 44, the wedges 80 may be removed and the projections 54 and 62 may be welded or otherwise bonded to the skins 40 and 44.
Projections, such as projections 54 and 62, may be used with securing members other than wedges 80, and rectangular slots 58 and 66 therein are not required. For example, wedges 80 may be replaced with a metal strapping system or other sufficiently strong clamping systems.
FIG. 12 shows a modified form of a transverse cross member 90. It is similar to the transverse cross member 50 but includes differently formed projections 92. Each projection 92 has a pair of opposed twist-off slots 94 extending therein near the base of the corresponding projection 92.
Twist-off slots 94 facilitate the removal of the projections 92 from the transverse cross member 90 and eliminate the need for securing wedges 80. Thus, as shown, the projections 92 do not include slots, such as rectangular slots 58 or 66 of longitudinal and transverse cross members 48 and 50. In use, the twist-off slots 94 allow the projections 92 to be rotated or twisted 90� into a locking position, securing the web core to the plates. After welding or otherwise bonding the projections 92 to the corresponding skin, the projections 92 can be rotated further until they fail and break off. Of course, projections extending from longitudinal members 48 may be similarly configured.
The web core with projections or tabs as discussed above provides the ability to attach the web core to full skins (i.e., skins without securement access holes) from the panel's exterior and yet assemble panels that could be otherwise inaccessible from the edges given their small width.
Although it is possible to build very large single panels using metal skins directly from the supply coil up to about 10′ wide (e.g., a single 10′�100′ panel), it is more likely to be preferable to construct several panels and connect them together as desired. For example, twenty 5′�10′ panels could be connected together to make a larger panel of the required size. Thus, the panel-to-panel connection system for factory or on-site assembly is important to the overall system.
Now referring back to the drawings in this regard, two panel section halves, one being similar to half 30 and the other a mirror image thereof 30 a, may be joined or secured together as in FIGS. 13-16. The longitudinal seam 22 of FIG. 1 represents these joints.
As shown in FIG. 13, the joint between the longitudinal members 48 of halves 30 and 30 a is formed by backing strips 100 secured by welding or another bonding method in tapered notches 102 above and below the protruding tapered free ends 104 of the longitudinal members 48. As in FIG. 14, the joint is formed by bonding, such as by welding, abutting longitudinal member edges 106 together with tapered protruding guides 108 from the longitudinal members 48 engaging one another to further secure the panel halves 30 and 30 a together.
Another joint between panel halves 30 and 30 a is shown in FIG. 15. Here, a rectangular tube 110 is set between the longitudinal members 48, with one half of the tube 110 extending into each panel half 30 and 30 a. Abutting longitudinal member edges 112 are bonded together above and below the tube 110.
Yet another joint construction is shown in FIG. 16. This joint includes longitudinal members 48 having tapered protruding ends 114 with circular apertures 116 therethrough. Apertures 116 are purposely misaligned. Rotation of rectangular tube 118 within misaligned apertures 116 in the clockwise direction shown cams the halves 30 and 30 a into a secured locking relationship.
Referring to FIGS. 17-20, details of the web core construction of a second embodiment of a panel section of the present invention are shown. A transverse cross member 130 of the web core is similar to the cross member 50 of the first embodiment in that it comprises an elongated strip of sheet material configured to interfit with a longitudinal or primary member 132 as illustrated in FIG. 18 where a junction of the two core members at a corner of the panel is shown. An open slot 134 in the lower half of cross member 130 (in the orientation of the components seen in FIGS. 17 and 18) is inserted into a corresponding slot 136 in the upper half of longitudinal member 132 to assemble the core. As in the first embodiment, the slots 134 and 136 are repeated at regular intervals as desired to form a grid core having the desired spacing between the longitudinal and transverse members. Two such slots 134 for cross member 130 are illustrated in FIG. 17.
Initially before combining members 130 and 132, the cross member 130 has the configuration shown in FIG. 17 where it may be seen that a series of spaced projections in the form of rectangular ears 138 extend from the upper longitudinal edge of member 130 essentially in the same plane as the body of the member, and a series of opposing projections or ears 140 project from the lower longitudinal edge thereof. Each pair of opposing ears 138, 140 is offset such that, as viewed in FIG. 17, the right edge of ear 138 is in substantial alignment with the left edge of opposing ear 140. Thus, at each slot 134, the ears 138 and 140 are on the left and right sides thereof as viewed in FIG. 17. As in the first embodiment, longitudinally spaced circular openings 142 reduce the weight of member 130.
The longitudinal members 132 of the grid core have the same configuration as the cross members 130, except that the slots 136 therein extend from the upper edge of each member 132 to approximately the center of the material, as is apparent in FIG. 18. Accordingly, each longitudinal member 132 likewise has a row of outwardly projecting ears 144 on one longitudinal edge thereof, and a row of outwardly projecting ears 146 on the opposite longitudinal edge thereof, with opposing ears 144, 146 being offset. It should also be noted that notches 148 at the base of each ear 138 or 140 of member 130, and notches 150 at the base of each ear 144 or 146 of member 132, enable each of the ears to be readily bent to a position at right angles to the plane of the member as illustrated in FIG. 18 to provide a means for mounting the top and bottom skins 152 and 154 thereto as illustrated in FIGS. 19 and 20.
In FIG. 19 a panel section 156 is shown in a partial view during assembly. The bottom skin 154 has regularly spaced openings 158 therein corresponding to the grid pattern, i.e., rows and columns of the web core that will be provided by the longitudinal members 132 and the transverse cross members 130. These openings 158 (and similarly arranged openings 160 in top skin 152) are aligned with corresponding openings 162 in the ears 138, 140, 144 and 146 of the core members. FIG. 19 illustrates the stage of assembly at one corner of the panel section 156 before the addition of the top skin 152. Fasteners 164 are shown installed through respective openings 158 in bottom skin 154 and the openings 162 in ears 140 and 146 to connect the grid with the bottom skin 154. It should be appreciated that, for clarity, the other longitudinal and cross members that would be inserted at slots 134 and 136 are omitted in FIG. 19. Fasteners 164 of any suitable type may be used, such as the Huck C6L/C120L fastening system.
FIG. 20 is an enlarged elevational view showing the corner of panel section 156 seen in FIG. 19, upon installation of the top skin 152 and completion of fabrication. It will be appreciated that the interior of panel section 156 is not accessible at this last step of fabrication when top skin 152 is placed over the upper ears 138 and 144 with holes 160 in skin 152 and holes 162 in ears 138 and 144 in register. Therefore, blind fasteners 166 are installed from the top side of the panel section and extend through holes 160 and 162 as seen in FIG. 20 to join the top skin 152 with the grid. A suitable fastener for this purpose is a Huck MS20600 blind rivet.
FIGS. 21 and 22 show alternative configurations of the paneling system. The panel 170 of FIG. 21 provides a double wall of protection (such as against leakage in fluid storage tanks) and includes three skins 172, 174 and 176 secured together by two web cores 178 and 180 as previously described herein. The panel 190 of FIG. 22 is very similar to panel half 30 but has its skins 192 and 194 secured together by a web core 196 of a progressive decreasing width as viewed from left to right. Thus, these figures further illustrate the panel system's adaptability for a variety of applications.
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"The South African-based office is responsible for the supply of cables to various industries in Africa, including in Kenya, Nigeria and countries in the rest of sub-Saharan Africa. Establishing an office in South Africa makes sense. It is logistically sound, while its infrastructure and political climate are also adding to the decision to set up here," he adds.
Lapp Southern Africa, which is a subsidiary of Germany-based cable manufacturer Lapp Group, has supplied cables to the food and beverage, automotive, automation and manufacturing sectors, besides others.
Dilchert highlights that the company is focusing on supplying the renewable energy sector. "The renewable energy sector is a major sector in which we would like to participate. We also have an extensive range of suitable cables for use on wind turbine to solar applications and everything in between."
Meanwhile, he points out that a partnership between South Africa and Germany holds numerous benefits for the South African economy. "The partnership between the two countries is important on various levels, because much is shared between them.
"The Lapp Group is a multinational organisation and Lapp Southern Africa constantly promotes the upskilling of our staff by bringing in international experts to share international standards and expertise," he says.
Further, Dilchert notes that good trade relations between the two countries stimulate the economy.
"Increased investment by German companies in South Africa is good for the economy and, more importantly, is key in dealing with one of the biggest problems facing South Africa – the high level of unemployment."
He says South Africa's economic growth will begin to increase on the back of the potential growth of African markets, stressing that South Africa's role is vital to the success of neighbouring and landlocked countries that will seek to use the country's infrastructure to import and export material, while simultaneously gaining expertise.
Company Performance
"Lapp Southern Africa's sales figures over the past few years were not as robust as we would have liked them to be; however, the company performed well, considering the harsh economic climate in which we were trading."
After extensive research, the company added customer satisfaction and interaction to its key aims. "It was important that we understand all the customers' needs so that we are in a position to provide the right solution," says Gulati.
He adds that Lapp Southern Africa has focused on restructuring internally and is targeting marketing that was not active previously.
The company expects these steps to increase business for Lapp Southern Africa and is optimistic that sales will reach desired levels.
Job Creation
"One of the biggest contributors to the high unemployment rate is the large number of people who are not skilled enough to be employed, which is why at Lapp Southern Africa, upskilling and training are key social responsibilities."
The company, in partnership with pneumatic and electrical automation technology specialist Festo, as well as multinational electrical engineering company Siemens, host the yearly Cyber Junkyard for tertiary students.
It is an industrial intertertiary competition that takes place around October and is aimed at bringing industry and education closer together. Teams from various tertiary institutions battle it out to complete a project according to a specific brief.
"This year's brief is a materials handling project for storage and racking. About ten universities will participate in the competition," says Dilchert.
He notes that these initiatives by the private sector are key in creating jobs for students, by ensuring that people have the required skills for a specific sector.
"Last year's project brief was renewable energy. Many students were trained and up-skilled through this competition and, consequently, many of them will be employed, as they have the necessary skills needed for upcoming renewable energy projects," he explains.
He adds that Lapp runs an internship programme. "Every year, we sponsor the tertiary education of one student."
Dilchert urges other companies to consider giving back to communities through similar social responsibility initiatives and programmes.
"Understandably, companies try to make as much profit as they can. However, if every company gave back to communities on a continued basis, it would add value and make the world a better place."
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|Delaware Valley OMIK Electronics Comm Assn
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|Des Moines Radio Amateur Assn
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|Drake ARC
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|Hall of Science ARC
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|Michigan VHF-UHF Society
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|Mid Atlantic DX & Repeater Assn
|York ARC
|Mid Range ARC
|York County ARS
|Mid Tennessee ARS
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|Mid-Atlantic ARC
|Yuma ARC
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