EP0544609A1 - Procedure for the execution of all kinds of constructions - Google Patents
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- EP0544609A1 EP0544609A1 EP92500002A EP92500002A EP0544609A1 EP 0544609 A1 EP0544609 A1 EP 0544609A1 EP 92500002 A EP92500002 A EP 92500002A EP 92500002 A EP92500002 A EP 92500002A EP 0544609 A1 EP0544609 A1 EP 0544609A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B28—WORKING CEMENT, CLAY, OR STONE
- B28B—SHAPING CLAY OR OTHER CERAMIC COMPOSITIONS; SHAPING SLAG; SHAPING MIXTURES CONTAINING CEMENTITIOUS MATERIAL, e.g. PLASTER
- B28B7/00—Moulds; Cores; Mandrels
- B28B7/22—Moulds for making units for prefabricated buildings, i.e. units each comprising an important section of at least two limiting planes of a room or space, e.g. cells; Moulds for making prefabricated stair units
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
- E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
- E04B1/16—Structures made from masses, e.g. of concrete, cast or similarly formed in situ with or without making use of additional elements, such as permanent forms, substructures to be coated with load-bearing material
- E04B1/161—Structures made from masses, e.g. of concrete, cast or similarly formed in situ with or without making use of additional elements, such as permanent forms, substructures to be coated with load-bearing material with vertical and horizontal slabs, both being partially cast in situ
- E04B1/162—Structures made from masses, e.g. of concrete, cast or similarly formed in situ with or without making use of additional elements, such as permanent forms, substructures to be coated with load-bearing material with vertical and horizontal slabs, both being partially cast in situ with a central core, used as form, in order to form a continuous concrete shell
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- the object of the present invention as expressed in the title of this descriptive report,consists in a PROCEDURE FOR THE EXECUTION OF ALL KINDS OF CONSTRUCTIONS.
- the new procedure represent a great advancement in the field of construction upon its proving to be an extremely rapid and effective means of construction which allows the development of all types of premises or homes as from modular compartments or habitats which can be piled up, which are prefabricated in their entirety, and in which all types of the necessary complements such as pipes for the supplies of water, gas, drains, electricity facilities and even air conditioning and heating etc., have already been installed, with those complements always being in function with the final use that it is wished to give to the space: homes, offices, storage rooms, prisons, etc.
- Each habitat is configured as a single block with a metal frame that is covered in concrete or other material of similar characteristics, in which the vertical walls are suitably laid out as well as a horizontal wall which can either represent the ceiling or the floor, forming a single part made in a single process.
- habitats are set out linearly adjacent to each other, forming several superimposed layers corresponding to a building of the same floors, which are then linked to each other through welding or concrete, after which the building will be totally conformed, with only the finishing retouches being required.
- a metal mesh or frame is placed as well as the different channels that are required for the home or premises, such as those for water, electricity, telephone, and even heating or cooling.
- suitable stops are fitted to give way for the doors and windows, the boxes for the different electric switches and distribution boxes, etc., after which the remaining space is filled with concrete which, once set, will conform a single block will all the channels required for the home equipped in the interior.
- This novel type of construction allows saving a third of the time involved in work, at the same time reducing the costs since the modules are fully completed in advance and, at the worksite, only have to be assembled in such a way that it is merely necessary to connect the modules to each other in order to achieve the desired building.
- the possibility of there being any misadjustments in the estimates is eliminated completely since the price of each habitat and the time required for installing it can be determined with total accuracy, all of which is due to its modular nature thereof which means that when the module is incorporated into the whole of the building, this then becomes totally completed requiring only the final touches of paining, plumbing and electricity.
- the novel procedure consists in the preparation of a single block piece that corresponds to a modular unit or habitat, including all its components and services, formed by not less than two vertical walls and a horizontal one as a ceiling or floor indistinctly.
- a mold of any type (1) is made, in the interior of which a metal inside which a metal frame (2) is fitted and, joined to this, is an entire internal network of distribution pipes for water, gas, electricity, etc. (3), and after a series of stops and frames (4) is fitted into the mold, making way for the windows and doors and finally the necessary boxes are fitted into position as required for establishing the light switches, current plugs, etc. (5) Later, the remaining spaces are filled with concrete (6) which, once set, conglomerates all the elements into a single block suitable for being transported to the worksite. Once unmolded, the internal faces of the block (7) are touched up and, optionally, the interiors may be complemented with fitted cupboards, sanitary material, etc.
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Abstract
''PROCEDURE FOR THE EXECUTION OF ALL KINDS OF CONSTRUCTIONS'' characterized essentially because first of all a mold (1) of any type is prepared inside which a metal frame (2) is fitted and, joined to this, is an entire internal network of distribution pipes for water, gas, electricity, etc., and after which a series of stops and frames (4) is fitted into the mold, making way for the windows and doors and finally the necessary boxes are placed into position as required for establishing the light switches, current plugs, etc. (5) and later the remaining spaces are fulled with concrete (6) which, once set, conglomerates all the elements into a single block suitable for being transported to the worksite. Once unmolded, the internal faces of the block (7) are touched up and, optionally, the interiors may be complemented with fitted cupboards, sanitary material, etc. (8) according to the final status of the object, after which the block is taken to its place of installation (9) where it is joined the whole, being solidified therewith wither by concrete or by welding, after which it is connected to the general distribution networks (11) and finally complemented with all its details (12).
Description
- The object of the present invention, as expressed in the title of this descriptive report,consists in a PROCEDURE FOR THE EXECUTION OF ALL KINDS OF CONSTRUCTIONS.
- To date, the construction of buildings has been based principally on two well known techniques; first that of the construction with bricklaying, constructing a structure that will later be complemented with the remainder of component elements, and second, the prefabricated construction type in which the elements used are already preassembled in other facilities in such a way that, upon reaching the worksite, they only have to be assembled correctly.
- Both construction systems represent an excessively lengthy work time being involved and, on the other hand, there is always a second problem, which consists in the misadjustments being produced between the initial budget for the work and the final cost thereof, since both systems are subject to the individual incidents that could occur in the process thereof.
- Indeed, in many cases, due to a lack of fixed standards for the materials themselves or to poor coordination with the suppliers, delays or incompatibilities may arise which represent an important increase in the time and money that had been estimated in the beginning.
- The new procedure represent a great advancement in the field of construction upon its proving to be an extremely rapid and effective means of construction which allows the development of all types of premises or homes as from modular compartments or habitats which can be piled up, which are prefabricated in their entirety, and in which all types of the necessary complements such as pipes for the supplies of water, gas, drains, electricity facilities and even air conditioning and heating etc., have already been installed, with those complements always being in function with the final use that it is wished to give to the space: homes, offices, storage rooms, prisons, etc.
- Each habitat is configured as a single block with a metal frame that is covered in concrete or other material of similar characteristics, in which the vertical walls are suitably laid out as well as a horizontal wall which can either represent the ceiling or the floor, forming a single part made in a single process.
- These habitats are set out linearly adjacent to each other, forming several superimposed layers corresponding to a building of the same floors, which are then linked to each other through welding or concrete, after which the building will be totally conformed, with only the finishing retouches being required.
- The particularity or novelty of this construction system consists in the procedure used for manufacturing these habitats, since these elements are conformed by two or more vertical walls, plus a horizontal one which is laid out in the form of a ceiling or floor as may be convenient.
- For the preparation of these habitats, a system of molds of any type is used, conic, retractile or of plastic material.
- Within the mold a metal mesh or frame is placed as well as the different channels that are required for the home or premises, such as those for water, electricity, telephone, and even heating or cooling. In the same way, within this assembly suitable stops are fitted to give way for the doors and windows, the boxes for the different electric switches and distribution boxes, etc., after which the remaining space is filled with concrete which, once set, will conform a single block will all the channels required for the home equipped in the interior.
- This novel type of construction allows saving a third of the time involved in work, at the same time reducing the costs since the modules are fully completed in advance and, at the worksite, only have to be assembled in such a way that it is merely necessary to connect the modules to each other in order to achieve the desired building. On the other hand the possibility of there being any misadjustments in the estimates is eliminated completely since the price of each habitat and the time required for installing it can be determined with total accuracy, all of which is due to its modular nature thereof which means that when the module is incorporated into the whole of the building, this then becomes totally completed requiring only the final touches of paining, plumbing and electricity.
- With the purpose of illustrating what to here has been put forth, accompanied to the present descriptive report and forming an integral part thereof, is a sheet of drawings in which a diagram of blocks corresponding to the novel process has been represented.
- The novel procedure consists in the preparation of a single block piece that corresponds to a modular unit or habitat, including all its components and services, formed by not less than two vertical walls and a horizontal one as a ceiling or floor indistinctly.
- First, a mold of any type (1) is made, in the interior of which a metal inside which a metal frame (2) is fitted and, joined to this, is an entire internal network of distribution pipes for water, gas, electricity, etc. (3), and after a series of stops and frames (4) is fitted into the mold, making way for the windows and doors and finally the necessary boxes are fitted into position as required for establishing the light switches, current plugs, etc. (5) Later, the remaining spaces are filled with concrete (6) which, once set, conglomerates all the elements into a single block suitable for being transported to the worksite. Once unmolded, the internal faces of the block (7) are touched up and, optionally, the interiors may be complemented with fitted cupboards, sanitary material, etc. (8) according to the final status of the object, after which the block is taken to its place of installation (9) where it is joined to the whole, being solidified therewith either by concrete or by welding, after which it is connected to the general distribution networks (11) and finally complemented with all its details (12).
- Evidently this system guarantees greater celerity in the construction of buildings since the finished habitats pass over to becoming the construction units and therefore, being made in a continuous manner, there is always a deposit of parts in stock which can be supplied immediately.
- Once the description has been made concerning the report that precedes, it is essential to insist that the details for putting this idea into practice as put forth may undergo certain small alterations although at all times based on the fundamental principles of the idea which are, in essence, those as reflected in the paragraphs of the description put forth.
- Indeed, the present Patent Law establishes that changes of the form, dimension, proportion and materials of an object already patented are not apt for being patented, with the legislator's criterion establishing this in the sense that, once an idea has been patented and giving rise to a practical reality suitable for industrialization, then nobody may base himself thereon under the pretext of having introduced any slight modifications and presenting it as new and of his own.
- Once having established the concept expressed, we put forth hereinafter a list of claims, synthesizing the novelties for which the claim is made:
- In summary, the privilege of exclusive explotation being applied for herewith is based on the following claims :
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1st: "PROCEDURE FOR THE EXECUTION OF ALL KINDS OF CONSTRUCTIONS" characterized essentially because first of all a mold (1) of any type is prepared inside which a metal frame (2) is fitted and, joined to this, is an entire internal network of distribution pipes for water, gas, electricity, etc., and after which a series of stops and frames (4) is fitted into the mold, making way for the windows and doors, and finally the necessary boxes are placed into position as required for establishing the light switches, current plugs, etc. (5) and later the remaining spaces are filled with concrete (6) which, once set, conglomerates all the elements into a single block suitable for being transported to the worksite. Once unmolded, the internal faces of the block (7) are touched up and, optionally, the interiors may be complemented with fitted cupboards, sanitary material, etc. (8) according to the final status of the object, after which the block is taken to its place of installation (9) where it is joined to the whole, either being solidified therewith by concrete or by welding, after which it is connected to the general distribution networks (11,) and finally complemented with all its details (12).
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ES9102662A ES2057994B1 (en) | 1991-11-28 | 1991-11-28 | PROCEDURE FOR THE REALIZATION OF ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS. |
ES9102662 | 1991-11-28 |
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EP92500002A Withdrawn EP0544609A1 (en) | 1991-11-28 | 1992-01-08 | Procedure for the execution of all kinds of constructions |
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US3751864A (en) * | 1972-04-11 | 1973-08-14 | H Weese | Interstitial space frame system |
US4042659A (en) * | 1974-05-06 | 1977-08-16 | Alden Joseph Botting | Method of molding modular buildings |
US4372906A (en) * | 1978-09-14 | 1983-02-08 | Master Modular Homes, Inc. | Method and apparatus for pre-casting steel reinforced concrete box-like modules |
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US3990193A (en) * | 1972-04-18 | 1976-11-09 | Ray Orlando F | Prefabricated building module and modular construction method for the module |
ES2015670A6 (en) * | 1989-05-29 | 1990-09-01 | Estrada Francisco Pacheco | Process for the manufacture of prison modules |
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US3751864A (en) * | 1972-04-11 | 1973-08-14 | H Weese | Interstitial space frame system |
US4042659A (en) * | 1974-05-06 | 1977-08-16 | Alden Joseph Botting | Method of molding modular buildings |
US4372906A (en) * | 1978-09-14 | 1983-02-08 | Master Modular Homes, Inc. | Method and apparatus for pre-casting steel reinforced concrete box-like modules |
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