DE324630C - Process for the production of floating bodies from reinforced concrete - Google Patents

Description

Process for the production of floating bodies from reinforced concrete. Ships and other floating bodies made of reinforced concrete or similar material receive a subsequently applied outer smooth layer or another Machining the outer surface. To do this work all over the outer surface was previously a rearrangement (Umpallen) of the supports on which the float was made.

The procedure described below is intended to avoid this will.

The procedure consists of taking individual smaller parts of the outer Produces floor surface in such a way that it does not have any or only one of the setting and hardening require independent processing, and that one under these bodies the supports so strong that they can carry the entire float on their own. Then can the plaster or other work carried out on the entire remaining outer surface will. The launching or flooding of the construction pit can take place without Umpallen the support is required because of the outer surfaces of the float There is no longer any need to pay special attention to the support.

Faster and cheaper construction is the success of this construction method; it also eliminates the risk of cracking resulting from the relocation of backups arise easily.

Fig. = Represents the floor area of one made of reinforced concrete or the like Float and Fig. A is a section through the same float. Below the iron plates a are fitted with pallets b and ordinary supports c between them, on which the form d (shuttering) for the concrete e rests. After concreting and the setting and hardening of the concrete can all parts of the form d and also the supports c to be removed. The whole float then rests only with the iron plates a on the pallets b, and all external concrete surfaces are exposed and can be plastered or otherwise edited. Of the. Launching or the flooding of the construction pit can be done without having to be repacked.

The iron plates a only need to be made as large as that Material stress and weight distribution require it. An enlargement Individual iron plates - however, may be required for structural or other reasons will.

The iron plates can also be made of concrete, reinforced concrete or plates any other material is replaced; Furthermore, they are not tied to any particular form. They can remain on the float or be removed. Stay seated so you can expediently leave their outer edge with the outer edge of the plaster or with the final Cut off the concrete surface to avoid protrusions. Should they be removed this is how you make the surfaces with which they come together with the concrete - if possible smooth and the concrete above it as greasy as possible; a Concrete surface that differs from a smoothed plaster or a sanded surface does not differ.

If the float is brought into the water by launching, you can do this shortly before and after removing the last pallets small Unnecessary items are removed and the surfaces reworked without the swimming area body therefore needs to stand longer on the grease board. A non-expiry so is not to be feared.

Claims (1)

PATENT REQUIREMENTS: Process for the production of floating bodies from Reinforced concrete, characterized in that on - the outer floor surface in the area The stacking blocks have plates made of iron, reinforced concrete or some other material that remain on the float or can be removed again, so that at these points none or only one that is independent of setting or hardening Editing is required.