Method for forming wiring channels in a concrete floor

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 4250675
SERIAL NO

05964230

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An improved method for forming wiring channels in a prefabricated concrete floor slab is disclosed. At least one trench is formed in a concrete floor slab when the slab is poured. A metal cover placed over the trench can have a metal U-shaped channel attached thereto for dividing the trench into at least two and preferably three separate wire raceways with the center raceway completely shielded by the channel and cover*. Access boxes are selectively positioned over knockouts in the cover plate. Metal channels are positioned to extend perpendicular to the trenches for forming main distribution ducts. A concrete surface is then poured over the slab to extend flush with the tops of the access boxes and the main distribution ducts and a cover plate is attached to enclose the main distribution ducts. The resulting floor structure has embedded therein parallel wiring raceways spaced across the floor with spaced accesses into each raceway and main distribution ducts interconnecting the parallel raceways. *Alternatively, at least two trenches are formed in a concrete floor slab when the slab is poured. A metal cover is placed over the two or more trenches to form at least two and preferably three separate wiring raceways each being defined by the walls of a trench and the cover plate.

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  • CAMP DRESSER & MCKEE INC.

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Meckler, Gershon Bethesda, MD 22 722

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