US PATENT SUBCLASS 110 / 338
BRICK ELEMENT
Current as of: June, 1999
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DEFINITION
Classification: 110/338
BRICK ELEMENT:
(under the class definition) Structure relating to a monolithic structure specially adapted for use as a basic building element in a furnace wall, ceiling, baffle, or arch.
(1) Note. The brick element is generally composed of refractory material resistant to extreme temperatures for sustained periods of time.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
52, Static Structures (e.g., Buildings),
578+, for a module, per se, of general utility adapted to engage a similar module and provided with an intermediate distinct connecting means between connected modules, and subclasses 596+ for a module, per se, of general utility having an interrelating feature for engagement with a similar module.
165, Heat Exchange,
9.1+, for checker brick structure adapted to be assembled to form heat exchange open-work structure.
202, Distillation: Apparatus, 267, for elemental materials of construction of structure of that class.
