AT145993B - Wall insulation against moisture using sheet glass. - Google Patents

Wall insulation against moisture using sheet glass.

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AT145993B
AT145993B AT145993DA AT145993B AT 145993 B AT145993 B AT 145993B AT 145993D A AT145993D A AT 145993DA AT 145993 B AT145993 B AT 145993B
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wall insulation
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sheet glass
insulation against
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Fritz Mitterberger
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Mauerisolierungen gegen Feuchtigkeit unter Verwendung einer Isolierschicht aus in dem Fugenmörtel eingebettetem Tafelglas haben zwar alle durch die Eigenart des Materials bedingten Vorzüge, weisen aber zahlreiche Fugen auf, die nach einem Vorschlag mit Glasstreifen   überdeckt   und verkittet werden sollen. Ein derartiger Fugenverschluss kann abgesehen von der Austrocknung des Kittes für die Dauer nicht wirksam bleiben, da Veränderungen im Mauerwerk durch Senkungen oder Temperaturschwankungen genügen, um den Kitt zerbröckeln zu lassen und der Feuchtigkeit Durchgangswege zu eröffnen. 



   Gemäss der Erfindung werden die Stossfugen zwischen den Glastafeln durch Bleistreifen od. dgl. gedeckt, wodurch ein verlässlicherer Fugenverschluss erzielt wird. Im übrigen ist der neue Fugenverschluss in einfacher Weise durchführbar und im Gegensatz zu der bekannten Verkittung viel weniger von der Gewissenhaftigkeit der Arbeiter abhängig, was bei dem Umstand, dass eine solche Mauerisolierung nachträglich nicht mehr zugänglich ist, von besonderer Bedeutung ist. Aus den erwähnten Gründen spielt bei der neuen Isolierung die Anzahl der Fugen keine so grosse Rolle mehr, so dass auch Fensterglasabfall verwendet werden kann, um die Kosten der Isolierung zu verringern. 



   Die Glasscheiben werden zweckmässig geradlinig zugeschnitten und so verlegt, dass sich nur geringe Fugen ergeben, über welche die Bleistreifen von beispielsweise 10 mm Breite verlegt werden. Diese Streifen werden unter dem Druck der wachsenden Mauer immer fester an die Glasscheiben angepresst und dringen dort, wo die Möglichkeit besteht, in die Fuge ein, so dass diese auch durch die sich mehr oder weniger ausbildenden Grate verschlossen wird. Das beiderseits der Fuge aufgepresste Blei wirkt als Dichtungsstreifen. Neben Blei kommen auch Streifen aus Zinn oder weichen Legierungen in Betracht, doch hat sich Blei als besonders vorteilhaft erwiesen. 

**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld kannt Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



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Wall insulation against moisture using an insulating layer of sheet glass embedded in the joint mortar have all the advantages due to the nature of the material, but have numerous joints which, according to a proposal, should be covered with glass strips and cemented. Such a joint seal, apart from the drying of the putty, cannot remain effective for the long term, since changes in the masonry due to subsidence or temperature fluctuations are sufficient to cause the putty to crumble and to open passages for moisture.



   According to the invention, the butt joints between the glass panels are covered by lead strips or the like, whereby a more reliable joint seal is achieved. In addition, the new joint seal can be carried out in a simple manner and, in contrast to the known cementing, is much less dependent on the conscientiousness of the workers, which is of particular importance given the fact that such wall insulation is no longer accessible afterwards. For the reasons mentioned, the number of joints no longer plays such a large role in the new insulation, so that window glass waste can also be used to reduce the cost of the insulation.



   The glass panes are expediently cut in a straight line and laid in such a way that there are only small joints over which the lead strips, for example 10 mm wide, are laid. Under the pressure of the growing wall, these strips are pressed more and more firmly against the glass panes and penetrate the joint wherever possible, so that it is also closed by the more or less forming ridges. The lead pressed on both sides of the joint acts as a sealing strip. In addition to lead, strips made of tin or soft alloys can also be used, but lead has proven to be particularly advantageous.

** WARNING ** End of DESC field may overlap beginning of CLMS **.

 

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PATENT-ANSPRUCH : Mauerisolierung gegen Feuchtigkeit unter Verwendung einer Isolierschicht aus in den Fugenmörtel eingebettetem Tafelglas, zweckmässig Fensterglasabfall, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Stossfugen zwischen den Glastafeln durch Bleistreifen od. dgl. gedeckt sind. **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. PATENT CLAIM: Wall insulation against moisture using an insulating layer of sheet glass embedded in the joint mortar, expediently window glass waste, characterized in that the butt joints between the glass sheets are covered by lead strips or the like. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT145993D 1934-10-26 1934-10-26 Wall insulation against moisture using sheet glass. AT145993B (en)

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