EP0366559A1 - Verfahren und modulare Baueinrichtung von industriellen Bauten - Google Patents

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EP0366559A1
EP0366559A1 EP89402967A EP89402967A EP0366559A1 EP 0366559 A1 EP0366559 A1 EP 0366559A1 EP 89402967 A EP89402967 A EP 89402967A EP 89402967 A EP89402967 A EP 89402967A EP 0366559 A1 EP0366559 A1 EP 0366559A1
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  • the invention relates to a rectangular module of prefabricated construction, intended to bring together and contain a set of machines and to constitute, by assembling identical modules, a part of an industrial building located in a place distant both from the place of manufacture of said module and of the place of manufacture of the machines, to implement inside the final building an industrial process and to serve as a transport container for the machines during their transportation to the place of erection of the building industrial end.
  • the invention relates in particular to a new approach to the construction of factories by Western companies, intended to be installed on final sites located in distant countries.
  • Factory sophistication is changing rapidly.
  • the industrial world is increasingly shifting from heavy manufacturing (steel mills, factories processing plants, etc.) to production units for capital goods and consumption (microcomputers, etc.) .
  • the machines (fluids, electricity, piping, etc.) are assembled and interconnected inside the building on the final site.
  • the machines are tested on the final site before starting up.
  • a missing element in the middle of the chain can block the start-up of a plant or part of a plant.
  • Equipment vendors must be paid when the machines are shipped, without waiting for the plant to start up. If this equipment is faulty, the buyer will be notified too late to act effectively on the sellers.
  • the manufacturer will generally have to pay, before the plant is started up, almost the entire price of the transfer of the related technological know-how.
  • the main object of the invention is to provide the technical means for implementing a turnkey construction process for distant factories which better meets the various requirements of relationships between machine manufacturers, building manufacturers, engineering company. and industrial end user.
  • the process recommended by the invention for the construction of an industrial building to a distant final site is shown diagrammatically in FIG. 2. It consists in conditioning the project in separate prefabricated modules (101) which will be assembled, shipped and reassembled according to the following steps : - study by the engineering company (SI) of the industrial process chain to cut it into sub-assemblies that can be installed in separate prefabricated modules (101), - prefabrication of the modules (1) in a prefabrication factory (UM) close to the location of the engineering company (SI) in charge of the project, which is in charge of the detailed design, plans, assembly, tests and provisional acceptance (arrow C), - deposit of the modules (1) in grouped form, in a place known as temporary assembly (SP) close to the location of the engineering company and the company with the know-how to implement the industrial process, - purchase of machines (3) - production of machines and processes (3) in an equipment manufacturing plant (UF), - mounting, tests inside their respective modules (11), on said temporary mounting location (SP), - provisional assembly of the
  • the invention consists in using prefabricated parallelepiped modules (1) of the type: - comprising a framework constituting the edges of the module parallelepiped, - the dimensions of which are approximately 12 meters long, 3 meters wide and 3 meters high, to be able to contain machines and to provide a space of about one meter around the machines or at least on one side of the machines, this in order to allow operators to move to the final site and to be able to be transported to the final site with usual means.
  • a parallelepiped module intended to implement the recommended construction method described above is characterized by the fact that: on the one hand, it comprises at least one completely free lateral face, - on the other hand, it comprises at least one fixed network of industrial fluids for supplying a process intended to be implemented by a machine indoor (raw water, chilled water, electricity, strong current, automation, alarms, etc.), - in addition, its industrial fluid supply network has, at one of its external ends, a supply line provided with a free connector for quick external connection, - Finally, the supply pipe opens out substantially horizontally and the connection fitting of said industrial fluid supply network is located opposite and substantially in the plane of said free lateral face.
  • the construction module according to the invention exhibits this characteristic after its stage of construction inside the prefabrication plant and before its stage of pre-assembly at the place of temporary assembly.
  • the module according to the invention is further characterized by the fact : - that its said fluid evacuation network has, at one of its outer ends, an evacuation pipe provided with a free connection for quick external connection, - that said discharge pipe opens substantially horizontally, - And that the external connection fitting of the fluid evacuation network is located opposite and substantially in the plane of said free lateral face.
  • one or less of the fluid networks is located inside the module.
  • the external connection fitting of said fluid network opens internally to the module on and facing the free lateral face of the module.
  • one or less of these so-called fluid networks is provided with a free internal connection connection to subsequently allow easy connection to the machines intended to be installed in the module.
  • This module (1) is intended to assemble and subsequently contain a set of machines (3, 5, %) as will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 4.
  • the module (1) comprises a framework (10) formed of tubular metallic elements (12, 13, 14, 18) each constituting the edges of the parallelepiped.
  • the metal elements (12, 13, 14, 18) are welded together at their ends (12a, 13a, ).
  • the dimensions of the parallelepiped module (1) are about 12 meters long, 3 meters wide and 3 meters high.
  • Figure 4 shows under the reference (11) the module (1) equipped with machines (3, 5) as it appears on the temporary mounting location (SP). It is noted that the type of dimensions recommended by the invention allows the module (11) to contain machines (3, 5, ...) and to provide, around these machines, a surrounding space (15) of one meter around the machines (3, 5) to free on each side of the machines (3, 5, ...) a corridor (16) allowing the movement of operators on the final site (SF). Furthermore, the recommended dimensions allow the modules (11, 11 ′, 11 ⁇ , ...) to be handled and transported to the final site of use (SF) with usual means such as: crane (17), trailer truck (19), boat (21).
  • the modules (1) according to the invention as they leave the prefabrication plant (UP), have at least two rectangular face-walls called full, one full interior (23) forming the ground, the other solid upper (25) forming a roof.
  • These solid walls (23, 25) will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8. It can be seen in FIG. 3 that the walls (23, 25) are rigidly and definitively fixed by their edges (27, 29, .. .) to the tubular metal elements (13, 14, ..) of the framework (10).
  • the prefabricated module (1) of Figure 3 comprises in combination various characteristics unusual for a conventional prefabricated module. - On the one hand, it has two completely free side faces (31, 33 ). - On the other hand, it comprises several fixed networks of industrial supply fluids: a first electrical supply (35), a second water supply (37), a third compressed air supply ( 39). These three free supply networks in the module (1) are intended to be used later by the internal machines (3, 5, %) in the pre-assembled module (11).
  • these supply networks (35, 37, 39 %) can convey different types of industrial fluids (raw water, chilled water, electricity, strong current, automation, alarms, gas, ).
  • each of the industrial fluid supply networks (35, 37, 39) is rigidly fixed to the upper ceiling wall (25) of the module (1).
  • each supply network (35, 37, 39) has a supply line (35a, 37a, 39a) at a so-called external (E) end, provided with a free connection for quick external connection. (45, 47, 49).
  • the free fittings (45, 47, 49) can use different techniques such as: splint (51), sleeve (53), flange (55).
  • FIG. 3 represents a preferred variant of the invention of the parallelepipedic construction module (1), as it leaves the prefabrication plant (UP). It further comprises at least one tubular network for discharging fluids (57) from an industrial process (such as in particular rejection of liquid effluents, vents) intended to be implemented by machines (3, 5, ...) subsequently placed inside the module (1, 10, ).
  • the network (57) for evacuating fluids has, at one known as the exterior of its ends (E ′), a discharge tubular (61) provided with a free connector for quick external connection (61a ).
  • Said discharge pipe (61) opens substantially horizontally.
  • the connection (61a) for external connection of the fluid evacuation network (57) is located opposite and substantially in the plane (P1) of the corresponding free lateral face (31).
  • the supply pipes (35a) and the evacuation pipe (61) can open at any point on the plane of the free face (31, 33).
  • the supply fluid (35, 37, 39) and discharge (57) networks are located inside the module (1).
  • the external connection fittings (35a, 37a, 39a, 61a) of the networks (35, 37, 39, 57) of fluids open internally to the module (1, 11) on and facing the lateral face (31 , 33) free from the module (1, 11).
  • the construction module (1) according to the invention as it leaves the prefabrication plant (UP), has networks of supply fluids (35, 37, 39) and evacuation (57 ) also provided at their inner end (I) with a free connection (45b, 47b, 49b, 61b) of internal connection to subsequently allow the machines (3, 5) to be connected thereto.
  • networks of supply fluids (35, 37, 39) and evacuation (57 ) also provided at their inner end (I) with a free connection (45b, 47b, 49b, 61b) of internal connection to subsequently allow the machines (3, 5) to be connected thereto.
  • the module (1) also includes securing means (63, 65, %) of future machines (3, 5, ). These securing means (63, 65, %) are fixed to the inner face (23) forming the ground of said module (1, 11).
  • FIG. 4 represents the parallelepipedic construction module (1) according to the invention as it appears after mounting inside the various machines (3, 5, ...) on said temporary mounting location (SP).
  • the module (11) of Figure 4 differs from the module (1) of Figure 3 by the only fact that it internally comprises machines (3, 5, ...) fixed on the inner face (23) forming the ground said module (11) using the securing means (63, 65).
  • the machines (3, 5, ...) are further connected by the interior connection fittings (35b, 37b, 39b, 61b) to the interior end (I) of said networks of industrial supply fluids (35, 37 , 39) and evacuation (57).
  • the module (11) delimits an interior volume (V) much greater than the volume of the machines (3, 5, ...) that it contains. It spares, around the machines (3, 5, ...) a surrounding space (15) of about one meter to free on each side of the machines (3, 5, ...) a corridor (16) allowing movement operators on the final site (SF).
  • a set of attachment points (67, 69) located inside, integral with the module (11), and distant from the center.
  • a set of temporary mooring stays (71, 73) located inside the module (10) are connected by their lower end to the attachment points (67, 69) and by their upper end to the upper part of the machines. (3, 5).
  • the various modules (11) are dismantled and prepared before being transported to the final assembly site (SF).
  • a set of mobile lightweight temporary panels (75) called protection is used. These consist of one or more plates (77) of a material (in particular wooden panel) of smaller thickness and of lighter weight than that of the solid faces (23, 25, 91).
  • the temporary protection panels (75) are placed on each of the free faces (31, 33) of the module (10) which is thus sealed off.
  • the movable panels (75) are provisionally fixed by their sides (79) to the four corresponding edges (12) of the frame (10) surrounding the free face (33).
  • a series of elongated profiles is used forming temporary transport reinforcements (81, 83, 85).
  • These temporary reinforcements (81, 83, 85) have longitudinal dimensions substantially equal to one of the dimensions of the module (in particular the height).
  • These reinforcements are placed in the plane of the free faces (31, 33) in a direction (in particular vertical) perpendicular to two sides (in particular upper and lower) of the free face (33) and they are provisionally fixed by their ends (81a, 81b) to the metallic elements (14, 18, ...) of the framework (10) adjoining the free face (33).
  • An additional arrangement consists in using temporary stiffening stays (87, 89) situated in the plane of one of the free faces (33), stretched and fixed by their two ends to two sides (12, 13, 14, 18,. ..) opposite the frame (10) adjoining said free face (31, 33).
  • modules (11) serve as a transport container for said machines (3, 5, ...) during their transportation to the final site (SF) of erection of the final industrial building (UF).
  • the upper face of the module (11) comprises a set of four shoes (90) fixed to the four upper corners (92) of the frame (10).
  • Each of the shoes (90) having both a hooking point (94) for a handling hook and a support zone (96) to allow the superimposition of a second module fitted between the four shoes (90) of the face upper (25) of the first.
  • the modules (11) are intended to constitute, by assembling identical modules, part of an industrial building (UF), located in a place remote both from the place of manufacture of said module (UF) and from the place of manufacturing of machines (UM), to implement an industrial process inside the final building (UF).
  • At least one full and closed side wall face (91) of the module (1, 11) is provided with mobile access elements such as a door or window (93), intended to serve subsequently as an external wall to said final industrial building. (UF).
  • Lighting systems (97) and electric convectors (99) are placed on the fixed walls of the module (11) for use on the final site.
  • Securing means (95, 98) are linked to the metal elements (14, 18) of the edges of the frame (10) adjoining the free faces (31, 33) to allow end-to-end assembly of the ends of the modules (corresponding with free faces) at an equivalent homologous end of another module.
  • FIG. 6 we see a group of two rectangular modules of prefabricated construction (101, 102), of the type described in FIG. 5. It can be seen that the modules (101, 102) have the same dimensions and are disassembled on the provisional site (SP). They are in the process of provisional assembly before provisional start-up and pre-acceptance of the provisional factory (UP).
  • SP provisional site
  • UP provisional factory
  • the modules (101) and (102) constitute a homologous pair intended to be coupled by their longitudinal homologous faces (33, 33 ′) of the same dimension.
  • Each module (101, 102) of the group internally comprises a machine (103, 103 ′) fixed on the inner face (27, 27 ′) forming the floor of the corresponding module (101, 102).
  • the machines (103, 103 ′) contained by each of the two modules (101, 102) have complementary functions of the same industrial process.
  • Each of the machines (103, 103 ′) of the peer modules (101, 102) of the group is connected by a set of connection sockets (45b, 47b, 49b) and (45b ′, 47b ′, 49b ′) at an inner end (I, I ′) fixed networks of industrial fluids (35, 37, 39, 57) and (35 ′, 37 ′, 39 ′, 57 ′) (supply or discharge).
  • the free connection fittings (45a, 47a, 49a, 61a) and (45a ′, 47a ′, 49a ′, 61a ′) of the two free homologous faces (33, 33 ′) are located in mirror positions one of the 'other with respect to the plane of the corresponding face (33, 33 ′), so that, when the two said free homologous faces (33, 33 ′) are coupled, the fittings can be assembled together.
  • the modules (101) and (102) have, on their free counterparts, fastening means (95, 95 ′) linked to the metal elements (14, 18) of the edges of the frame (10) adjoining the free faces (33, 33 ′) and facing each other to allow for end-to-end assembly end of the homologous ends of the modules (101, 102) corresponding to the free faces (33, 33 ′).
  • the constructed building stands out by the fact that it is formed by assembling pairs of homologous modules (101, 102) along two free homologous faces of the same dimension.
  • Each module (101) internally comprises at least one machine (103) fixed on the internal face (27) forming the floor of the modules (101).
  • the machines (103, 103 ′, ...) contained by each of the modules of a homologous pair (101, 102) implement complementary functions of the same industrial process.
  • the machines (103, 103 ′) of the modules (101, 102) of a group are connected by a connection socket (45a, 47a, 49a) and (45a ′, 47a ′, 49a ′) at an inner end (I , I ′) of a said fixed network of industrial fluids (35, 37, 39, 57) and (35 ′, 37 ′, 39 ′, 57 ′) (supply or discharge).
  • FIG. 12 A variant, recommended by the invention, of assembly of the modules on the final site is described in FIG. 12
  • a group of parallelepipedic modules (101, 102) of the type described in FIGS. 5 and 6, of the same dimension is assembled within a final industrial building (UF).
  • the modules (101, 102) of the group are assembled to each other and aligned in the same so-called main direction.
  • the modules (101, 102) rest on a set of parallel sills (112, 113) leveled in the same direction perpendicular or perpendicular to said main direction.
  • the parallel beams (112, 113) are spaced apart by a distance equal to a whole fraction of the measurement of the modules (101, 102) perpendicular to the axis of the beams.
  • FIG. 9 An interesting variant of use, represented in FIG. 9, consists of attach the final plant (UF) made from modules (101, 102) of the same dimension to a conventional building (BC1).
  • FIG. 10 Another variant represented in FIG. 10 consists in surrounding a conventional building (BC2) using a factory (UF) constituted according to the process of the invention by assembling modules (101, 102).
  • BC2 conventional building
  • UF factory
  • a variant shown in Figure 11 is to assemble the modules (101) on the periphery to provide a free interior space (120).
  • a variant of the previous one shown in FIG. 12 consists in covering the free interior space (120) using a roof (121) bearing on the modules (101, 102) adjoining the interior space ( 120), on a concrete slab (122).
  • Figures 7 and 8 describe in section a variant recommended by the invention for constructing the framework (10) of the modules.
  • the base (120) forming a body with the framework (10) is produced with welded profiles (132) forming beams and connected together by cross members in profiles (not shown).
  • the chassis frame is reinforced by an omega folding (134) riveted to the upper part of the base (130) receiving the exterior cladding
  • the structure of the frame (10) consists of metal uprights (12) in laminated sections welded by their ends ensuring the connection between the base frame (120) and the roof frame (136).
  • the roof frame (136) is formed of reconstituted galvanized profiles meeting the double requirement of rigidity and flow of water towards the gable.
  • the floor wall (23) is supported by the base sections (132).
  • the floor (23) is thermally insulated by a layer of polystyrene (150) covered on each side by a sheet (152, 154) of galvanized steel.
  • the floor (23) can also be made of wood particle boards, assembled by grooves and tabs.
  • the solid side walls (91) consist of: - cladding in galvanized steel tanks (158), ribbed, - thermal insulation (160), - wood particle boards (162) assembled by grooves and tabs.
  • the roofing complex is supported by the transverse profiles (18). It breaks down into a monocoque aluminum cover (133) glued on: - a layer of panels (165) of water-repellent wood agglomerate, assembled by grooves and tabs, - thermal insulation (167).
  • the container serves as a building.
  • PRODUCTION Construction of the building (traditional or prefabricated. - Long (several months) and difficult supervision. - From 1 day to 3 weeks depending on the size (no or few foundations), installation almost instantaneous (positioning time of a crane). - Planning difficult to respect (strikes, lack of cement, labor, etc ... - Installation of machines - Delicate (lack of handling equipment, unskilled labor). - Already made in Europe. - Assembly, installation of fluids - Long (almost everything is to be done) - Very short (reassembly between modules). - Many foreign technicians (high cost). - Few foreigners.
  • the factory surface can be extremely variable and can range from 12 to 36 m2 (1 module only) up to several thousand square meters if hundreds of modules are used simultaneously.

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