CN205637306U - Take steel groove's two -sided fissure of displacement self preservation temperature laid dry module brick - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model provides a take steel groove's two -sided fissure of displacement self preservation temperature laid dry module brick, includes the module brick wall, the block wall top in the middle of be equipped with the tenon, the block wall bottom is equipped with the mortise that can form tenon fourth of the twelve earthly branches structure with the tenon, the tenon top arrange a plurality of steel groove, block wall inside be equipped with a plurality of holes, two holes in the outside are fill insulant material's heat preservation, two heat preservations in one of them heat preservation along steel groove parallel direction and other bricks bodies -Offset. At module brick width direction, the brick of 13 wide within ranges of the about brick body is the form of buckling along brick length direction changing of the relative positions certain distance, forms the module brick of the two -sided fissure of displacement, has saved the fissure of displacement in the construction and has handled the link. Being equipped with steel groove on the tenon, conveniently arranging horizontal drawknot reinforcing bar, the interlock that tenon and mortise can conveniently be gone up between the adjacent module of the lower floor brick is built by laying bricks or stones, can not make the module brick take place the changing of the relative positions.

Description

A double-sided staggered self-insulation dry-laying modular brick with reinforcement grooves

technical field

The utility model relates to the technical field of construction engineering, in particular to a dry-laid self-insulation modular brick with steel grooves that can be staggered on both sides.

Background technique

In construction engineering, the main material for masonry walls is modular bricks. The traditional method is to use cement mortar to fill between each layer of modular bricks, and to bond the modular bricks to the already laid modular bricks. Avoid the formation of joints, affecting the stability of the wall. In the traditional masonry construction method, a large amount of cement mortar is used, and at the same time, every few skins of modular bricks, it is necessary to lay transverse tie bars along the length of the wall in the mortar bonding layer to strengthen the strength of the modular brick wall. Wholeness.

It can be seen that the traditional masonry process uses a large amount of cement mortar materials, and the bricks need to be staggered during the masonry process, which will inevitably produce a certain amount of half bricks, resulting in waste of materials. At the same time, the traditional masonry process is too cumbersome, which is not conducive to improving the construction speed. The wet operation of mortar mixing and filling on site will also cause certain environmental pollution.

Contents of the invention

In order to solve the above-mentioned defects in the prior art, the utility model provides a double-sided staggered joint self-insulation dry-laying modular brick with steel bar grooves. At the same time, the brick body is designed with tenon joint structure, which is convenient for prefabricated dry laying, and saves the steps of mortar mixing and filling.

The technical solution adopted by the utility model: a double-sided staggered self-insulation dry-laying modular brick with steel bar grooves, including a modular brick wall, a tenon is provided in the middle of the top of the modular brick wall, and a tenon is provided at the bottom of the modular brick wall that can be connected with The mortise forms the mortise of the mortise and tenon structure; the top of the mortise is arranged with a number of steel grooves; the inside of the modular brick wall is provided with a plurality of holes, and the outermost two holes are the insulation layer filled with insulation materials; One of the insulation layers is arranged in a dislocation with other bricks along the parallel direction of the reinforcement groove.

Preferably, one of the two insulation layers is arranged staggered with other bricks by 1/3 of the brick width along the direction parallel to the reinforcement groove.

Beneficial effects of the utility model: in the width direction of the modular bricks, the brick body within the range of about 1/3 of the brick width is staggered for a certain distance along the brick length direction, and is in a bent shape, forming a double-sided staggered modular brick, eliminating the need for The staggered seam treatment link in the construction. The mortise is provided with a reinforcement groove, which is convenient for arranging horizontal tie reinforcement. The mortise and mortise can facilitate the occlusal masonry between the adjacent module bricks on the upper and lower floors, and will not cause the module bricks to stagger.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is the front view of the utility model;

Fig. 2 is the top view of the utility model;

Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of dry masonry combination of the present utility model;

In the figure: 1. Modular brick wall, 2. Tenon, 3. Reinforcement groove, 4. Filling insulation layer, 5. Hollow layer, 6. Mortise.

detailed description

The following is a specific embodiment of the present utility model, which will be further described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

As shown in Figure 1, a double-sided staggered seam self-insulating dry-laid modular brick with steel grooves includes a modular brick wall 1, a tenon 2 is provided in the middle of the top of the modular brick wall 1, and a tenon 2 is provided at the bottom of the modular brick wall 1. A mortise 6 that can form a mortise and tenon structure with the mortise 2; a number of reinforcement grooves 3 are arranged on the top of the mortise 2; a plurality of holes are arranged inside the modular brick wall 1, and the outermost two holes are filled with thermal insulation materials. Insulation layer 4; one of the two insulation layers 4 is arranged in a dislocation with other bricks along the direction parallel to the reinforcement groove 3.

In the present embodiment, as shown in Figure 2, the polystyrene foam insulation material is filled in the described insulation layer 4, and one of the insulation layers 4 in the two insulation layers 4 is parallel to the other bricks along the direction parallel to the reinforcement groove 3. The body is arranged staggered by 1/3 brick width.

As shown in Fig. 3, the mortise 2 and the mortise 6 of the modular brick form an interlocking structure, which is convenient for on-site assembly dry laying. During on-site construction, the lower module bricks are stacked first, with the mortise 2 upwards, and then the second layer of module bricks is stacked. The mortise 6 of the upper module brick corresponds to the tenon 2 of the lower module brick, and they are tightly fitted to ensure that the upper and lower module bricks are flat and tightly occluded.

After laying several skins of modular bricks, in order to strengthen the integrity and stability of the wall, it is necessary to install horizontal tie bars in the horizontal direction and connect them to the column structures at both ends of the wall. Therefore, the mortise 2 of the modular brick is provided with a plurality of reinforcement grooves 6, which is convenient for arranging transverse tie reinforcement.

The modular brick has the advantages of self-insulation and convenient dry-laying. The brick body itself has a staggered joint design, so there is no need for staggered joints during masonry. The process is simple and materials are saved.

Claims (2)

1. A double-sided staggered self-insulation dry-laying modular brick with steel grooves, including a modular brick wall (1), characterized in that: a tenon (2) is provided in the middle of the top of the modular brick wall (1), and the module The bottom of the brick wall (1) is provided with a mortise (6) capable of forming a mortise and tenon structure with the tenon (2); the top of the tenon (2) is arranged with several reinforcement grooves (3); the modular brick wall (1) There are multiple holes inside, and the outermost two holes are insulation layers (4) filled with insulation materials; one of the two insulation layers (4) is parallel to the reinforcement groove (3) The direction is misplaced with other bricks. 2. A double-sided staggered self-insulation dry-laying modular brick with reinforcement grooves according to claim 1, characterized in that: one of the two insulation layers (4) is along the The parallel direction of the reinforcement groove (3) is arranged staggered with other bricks by 1/3 of the width of the bricks.