DE830832C - Carrying device for beams running transversely to the main beams of floor slabs - Google Patents

Description

Carrying device for girders running transversely to the main girders of floor slabs The invention relates to a device to carry for Auer to the main carriers of (lap deck, running girders, so-called change. In the drawing the invention is in one Part of exemplary embodiments illustrated. namely show Image r such a carrying device. the side is attached to a main beam. Image 2 and 3 such carrying devices that at the <-) top edge of a hollow beam are suspended, Fig. 4 a single part, Mild; a generalized embodiment of the attfgeliättgteii "I'rageeiii- direction. Image (i a carrying device that is suspended from the upper edge of an I-beam.

Fig. 7 and 8 such carrying devices that are attached to a carrier comprehens.sendeti tape-like holders are arranged.

In picture i, a means one consisting of four U-shaped pieces pressed or bent from sheet metal. self-contained hollow beam, the middle U-shaped parts of which have vertically verlaufeiicle flanges b. c is also a U-shaped bent or pressed part, the outer flanges of which are bent over by 180 ° and thus form a slide-shaped part which can be moved in and out on the flanges b of the girder. d is a sheet metal attached to part c, which has a trough f at the bottom, in which the end of a beam or other carrier extending transversely to your carrier a can be accommodated. The parts c, d, f form a coherent part that can be moved back and forth towards the flanges b.

In Figure 2, ä means a box-shaped storey ceiling girder, which tilts at the side, console-like and has sets g that extend upwards. lt is a carrier shoe that has the same function as the carrier shoe c, df of picture r. i is a hook on the carrier shoe that is hooked behind the attachment g in Figure 2. The support of the carrier shoe is formed by lateral triangles k, the bends k 'at the bottom on - @% - iron, on which a sheet j' rests as a base for the carrier shoe. This sheet metal j 'can consist of one piece with your sheet metal strip j. I) the strip j can be used at the same time as the formation of the hook i. Triangular strelten-like parts are also provided between <lein hook i and the triangular side plate k. In addition, triangular stiffeners m 'are illustrated here, which give the olK # ren hook part great resistance. The parts ni and in ' can be welded to your part of the sheet j, which lies between the hook i and the actual carrier shoe li.

The representation of the carrier thrust lt shown in Figure 2 can finitely find its individual parts k, k ', j, j' eln # in place of the parts shown in Figure t (1 and f: \ it %% # eiidting.

ltt Fig. 3 a hollow beam a "is illustrated, <fier on his Surface has lateral bends ti. [) he carrier shoe h 'has one here Hook i 'on. which is double-walled. The lower part of this hook consists of one Sheet metal, similar to the one shown isometrically in Fig. 1. this part of Fig. 4 may still have an extension s that extends to the lower one cant the wearer a. "and the old part of the carrier shoe fastened is. In this embodiment, this device rests with two noses on the console-like ones Expressions on the side walls of the hollow beams. The establishment after this Figure 3 relieves the hook i ', so that it is not subject to the risk of zti bend. But even without this relief, the hook i 'can be used in the design take up large loads according to Fig. 4. A carrier shoe according to pictures 2 and 3 can be can easily be moved to the right place on the carrier that carries it .bring. A device according to Figure 4 can be made by welding the triangular tabs at their lower horizontal and right sloping outer edge with the rest Parts of the carrier shoe are connected.

The hook i 'can be extended so that it covers the entire carrier reaches away. The design is shown in Figures 5 and 6, namely in Figure 5 in application to a hollow beam of the shape shown in Figure 2 and in Picture 6 on a 1-beam. Here the upper hook i 'protrudes over the upper side of the wearer and reaches over to this other side. The one shown in picture 3 Nose s is omitted in the design according to Figure 5 because it is unnecessary.

In the configuration according to Figure 6, the carrying device is supported with the lower edges of a pressed part similar to Figure 4, only hanging further down made of sheet metal on the lower flange of the I-beam. With your pressed part is made of sheet metal the actual carrier shoe 1ä is welded.

In Fig. 7 a carrier according to Fig. 2 is provided with a carrier shoe o which is attached to a band-like part p. This band-like part p is provided with U-shaped or similarly acting parts q or r by inserting or bending out, whereby, as you can see, the .band-like part p is secured against turning with respect to the carrier. The boxes q are also particularly suitable for carving the tape p at a deformation by tension where the tape otherwise has no immediate finite support.

Figure 8 shows a äliiiliclicit. 'Frügerschuh is connection nnit one I- "bigger.

Claims (1)

PATENT RETURN CHF: t. Carrying equipment for across the Iiatilit- carriers of bullet corners (ie carriers. gekeillizeiclinet by ani Tr; iger verschiebharc Carrier school for the ends of (@u <° rtriigerii. 2. Carrying device according to: \ iisracht r, that characterized by that they are attached to the side of the Carrier (irdneteu I # laiischett @erschielibar is arranged. 3. Carrying device stood out. marked by, (1a13 they finite a (> 1K gen Hooks on the vertical \ -orsl) rings e inrs Hollow girder verscliit # l) lrir hanggl> ar. Carrying device huh. \ Llsliruch 3, that marked by, class them according to your wearer has protrusions to extend, dic are suitable for \% 2day smeared To support parts of the beam. 5. Carrying device according to. \ Iislirucli a, that- characterized by, (let the approach or approaches cut like a knife against the vertical wall Applications of the wearer create collectively. 6. Carrying device according to one of the claims 4 or 5, characterized in that the one or more approaches to the vain particular Holders are arranged. the finite of the shoe is firmly connected. 7. Carrying device according to any of the preceding claims, characterized draws that its upper hook, finite -dem s.ic is suspended from the side of the carrier, over the The top of the support extends to the other side of the wearer reaching over a hollow sheet metal support or a rolled profile support can be. B. Carrying device according to Claims4 and; for I-beams. by #, ekeiisign that they rests on the lower flange of the I-beam. Carrying device according to claim i. characterized in that the age of the carrier shoe is designed in the form of a band around the entire carrier and projections are provided on the inside of the land which can rest against flanges, tilt or other surfaces of the carrier. To. Carrying device according to Claim 9, characterized in that that the boxes or the like are provided in particular at those points where the edge can .follow under tension.