EP1180563B1 - Method for fabricating slabs having polyestyrene arches and prestressed concrete rib and machine for fabricating such slabs - Google Patents
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- E04B5/00—Floors; Floor construction with regard to insulation; Connections specially adapted therefor
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- E04B5/02—Load-carrying floor structures formed substantially of prefabricated units
- E04B5/04—Load-carrying floor structures formed substantially of prefabricated units with beams or slabs of concrete or other stone-like material, e.g. asbestos cement
- E04B5/046—Load-carrying floor structures formed substantially of prefabricated units with beams or slabs of concrete or other stone-like material, e.g. asbestos cement with beams placed with distance from another
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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- E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
- E04B5/00—Floors; Floor construction with regard to insulation; Connections specially adapted therefor
- E04B5/16—Load-carrying floor structures wholly or partly cast or similarly formed in situ
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- the present invention relates to a buttressed top slab for building structures, which by employing polystyrene or another material as light flooring blocks, embed said structure in the concrete buttresses of the slab, thereby configuring a prefabricated slab in a single body.
- the object of this invention is to define the manufacturing process having a sliding extruder or moulder with prestressed joists or alveolar slabs, so that when pouring the concrete into the space left in the vault top slabs, which is normally double-T shaped but may adopt a single -T configuration as well, a vibration ensures that the concrete adheres the top slabs to the concrete buttresses, thus producing a slab with sufficient resistance enabling to manipulate it and walk on it with complete safety.
- the system means to replace conventional joists and top slabs with this prefabricated slab in flat structures characteristic of household constructions currently used in Spain and in warm weather countries.
- Classic joist and vault structures are currently the most inexpensive structures in tropical or Mediterranean climates.
- top slab structures are those used most widely, due to their efficient use of materials and labour in construction fabrication and assembly.
- construction work must be shortened as much as possible to prevent undue labour expenses and reduce the risk of freezing in construction work pouring of concrete.
- prefabricated top slabs are used of the half-slab type, both prestressed and reinforced, or prestressed alveolar slabs, with an absence of classic joist and vault structures.
- a further reason for employing prefabricated joist structures is worker safety, as most labour accidents in construction work occur in the structure construction stage, and specifically entail falling of workers due to the vault breaking; this results in wealthier countries dictating standards in which safer systems are demanded, or the floor must be planked entirely in order to prevent the vaults from breaking.
- the main difference with said invention is the continuous fabrication method, which allows it to be made with less labour and more quickly, in a track 100 to 200 metres long and cut to the desired length with diamond disc.
- connection of the buttress to the support girders is solved by construction placing of a steel connector in the alveolus which bears the slab buttress. Said alveolus is continuous along the entire buttresses. The finished product is further improved as regards end burrs and concrete slurry on the slab, etc.
- the object of the present invention is to disclose a manufacturing process for obtaining slabs having polyestiren arches and prestressed concrete ribs where the slabs so obtained offer a much greater structural rigidity presenting the concrete buttresses alveoulus which serve for housing connectors.
- the slab or plate disclosed in FR 2563258 which is conformed a by single joist whose profile is a single "T" surrounded by insulation material, and having in its extremities closing plates. From the closing plates and from the upper part of the plates or slab emerge metallic reinforcements for facilitating its connection.
- the process described basically is based on the pouring of the concrete inside the recesses defined in the insulation material.
- the object of the present invention is to disclose a slab or plate which comprises polystyrene arches and prestressed concrete ribs instead of only one joist, where the slabs so obtained offer a much greater structural rigidity presenting the concrete buttresses alveolus which serve for housing connectors.
- the object of the invention is to disclose a process for obtaining slabs with polystyrene arches and pre-stressed concrete ribs, as neither of the above mentioned applications disclose the process for manufacturing a similar slab to one of our invention, which at the end offers a great rigidity, and it comprises two buttresses, whose profiles is a double "T" profile having an alveolus in it being used for housing connectors.
- the so obtained slab have a greater rigidity and it is lighter than any others ones previously mentioned prefabricated slabs.
- the invention object of the present memory relates to a type of pre-stressed prefabricated slab with the ensuing time reduction in the construction work as the forging need not be assembled on site, and the absence of a lower planking, as well as providing a solution for support of the prefabricated joists which allows leaving the bottom part of the structure fully flat and ready to receive the inexpensive plaster directly.
- the slab may be used with classic unidirectional flat joist floor structures (used to support joists and girders of the forging) as well as for the support of load walls made of brick, and its main advantage is manifested when combining TUL joists consisting of a ferrule cage with a concrete screed. These joists allow to support the structure of said flooring, thus avoiding the expensive construction.
- the slab comprises a prefabrication of width between 0.6 and 2.4 m approximately, with a typical width of 1.2 m as a result of transportation widths and the weight which cranes can lift.
- the length of the slab can vary depending on the clearance between joists and on the loads, but a typical value is a 19 cm buttresses plus 3 cm polystyrene coating the buttresses on the bottom, which when added to a further 4 cm concrete applied in construction give the 26 cm of traditional top slabs calculated for clearances of 3 to 6 m and typical household loads of 660 kg/m2 of total load.
- Each prefabricated slab incorporates two solid concrete or alveolar buttresses of the same width as the slab which stiffen it and prevent planking or support in the construction, so that they are self supporting, as with alveolar slabs.
- These buttresses may have several shapes, with the most common one being those which have a double -T shape in each buttress, although it may also have a single - T.
- the double T wings may be rectangular, trapezoidal, triangular, round, etc.
- the motive for the top T is that in order to be self supporting a compression head is required for the top concrete wider than the single buttresses; in turn, this greater width by means of the greater contact surface with the poured concrete allows to ensure the transmission of loads through the slope between the two concretes; it also allows the linkage of the lightening material between ribbings, which mainly consists of expanded polystyrene slabs, although ceramic or concrete slabs may also be used. Lastly, because of its greater width it provides greater safety to workers as when walking they will be stepping on concrete areas, not only on the slabs.
- the reason for the bottom T is that in the areas where the joist is working in negative torque there is a wider compressed concrete head, thus saving negative steel as compared to traditional narrow bottom buttress floor structures.
- the bottom wings of the buttresses are further useful in locking the polystyrene or ceramic slabs, preventing them from falling or slipping while the worker walks on them. As the concrete is extruded in factory against them, the adherence between these parts and the buttress concrete is ensured, unlike in traditional joist and slab structures in which the slabs are loose and easily slip from the joists, until the construction concrete is poured.
- the steel employed to support the positive torques of the joist is incorporated in the bottom part of the buttresses at the time of fabrication. Steel to withstand negative torque is placed on the slab, and confined in place by the compression layer concrete poured in construction. If a compression layer is not incorporated in the construction negative steel may be housed in the open alveolus of the ends.
- Construction of the slab with vaults in-factory entails a further advantage, in that a mould is no longer required to shape the buttresses as the double T shape is achieved with the shape drawn on the polystyrene vaults themselves (or ceramic or concrete), without later removing the framework of the mould required.
- the new slabs are the possibility of reinforcing support areas with cutting steel if calculations so recommend, or further increasing compression heads, both lower and upper, also when required by the calculations.
- the increased width and reinforcement due to having loads concentrated afterwards on the building is also not a problem as narrower slabs are used to increase the buttresses.
- the different width of the floor joist is immediately achieved by using thicker or narrower slabs thus adapting to greater or smaller clearances.
- the weight of the finished floor joist it is lower than the joist and slab floor joist if polystyrene slabs are used, which saves a few kilograms of steel in the calculation.
- a ceramic slab and joist structure of edge 26 cm weighs 260 kg/m2, while the new structure weighs around 200 kg/m2.
- Weight of prefabricated slabs is on the order of 600 kg (for thickness 25 cm, width 1.2 m and length 5 m, typical for homes), which allows current 750 kg cranes to lift these slabs easily. Transport is also much less than for alveolar slabs of the same use, as well as joist and slabs.
- Fabrication of angled support slabs can be immediately performed by cutting the required angle on the pre-stress track with a diamond disc.
- Plates may be provided with 1, 2, 3 or 4 buttresses, as desired by the designer or the constructor.
- Buttresses may have several shapes, including rectangular, and thus in order to ensure embedding of the slabs with this type of rectangular buttresses, their walls shall be provided with saw teeth so that the concrete adheres more firmly.
- the dovetail slots made on the polystyrene slabs every 5 or 10 cm serve to lock the whitewash plaster.
- the ends of the support buttresses may have a protruding reinforcement in order to lock the cutting load on the support, according to standards.
- This connection reinforcement shall be housed in the alveolus which houses the slab buttresses, and the concrete poured in the alveolus ensures the overlapping of this reinforcement with the bottom longitudinal reinforcement of the slab.
- Reinforcement of negative torques may be distributed along steel bars of lesser diameter and shared along the entire upper surface of the slabs, not necessarily on top of the buttresses.
- the main advantage obtained by this novel system shall therefore be economical, as if we evaluate all costs intervening in its fabrication and assembly we obtain the same cost as for a traditional joist and slab structure, which hitherto is considered the cheapest in the market.
- polystyrene slabs more expensive than those of ceramic or concrete, this is offset by the slab not incorporating any more concrete than a traditional structure, not requiring celosia, reducing the negative torque reinforcement substantially as its compression head is smaller, for a typical thickness of 26 cm it is 60 or 70 kg/cm2 lighter than a traditional reinforced joist structure (if compared to a prestressed joist the weight reduction is greater) thereby saving kilograms of steel in the entire structure, as planking is not required it saves labour, as no special moulds are required investment in manufacturing installations is small, if a prestressed or alveolar joist installation is already available, etc.
- the general fabrication process for the prestressed slab consists of placing the 1.2 m wide slabs on the track, with the buttresses already formed on the polystyrene.
- the moulding machine is provided with two lateral and/or upper traction rollers, which guide the slabs, align them and compress them somewhat against the already moulded slab, achieving greater tightness as well as preventing unwanted floatability of the slabs.
- These lateral rollers also serve to prevent the slab from opening due to the concrete pressure and vibrating when passing through the buttresses filler bins.
- Rollers may be grooved for a greater grip on the polystyrene. Rollers may also be replaced by endless belts, endless chains or clappers. In addition these guide systems may be powered or not.
- a forward filament guide comb will prevent the concrete from overtaking the machine, for which the retainer comb or guillotine shall have the same shape as the buttress (drawn on the polystyrene) and shall slide along the inside of the slabs.
- a sliding forward mould can be used, also known as a trumpet, with an approximately rectangular shape and with a clearance with the polystyrene walls of 20 to 30 mm.
- This forward mould shall be long (between 40 and 100 cm) in order to prevent the concrete from leaving between the former and the slab wall towards the front of the machine. Friction with walls and its permanent forward position with respect to the polystyrene ensure reingestion of any concrete which advances.
- a good tightness during filling may be ensured by skids in contact with the polystyrene which slide on it, preventing the lateral exit of the concrete.
- the slope load between the concrete of the buttress and the compression layer can be ensured by a top striation of the concrete at the end of the machine, leaving an impression, longitudinal canals extruded by the machine itself or by an open alveolus on the top.
- the alveolus may have zero width (solid buttress), when designing a metal alveolus of the mould with near-zero thickness, but thick enough to ensure an inner vibrating of the buttress.
- a 6 cm polystyrene layer When resting on prefabricated Tul or concrete screed (approximately 6 cm) with ferrule cage girders, a 6 cm polystyrene layer shall be placed under the buttress, so that in order to rest it is sufficient to cut the polystyrene, whether in shop or better on the construction site, so that the polystyrene edge always touches the edge of the girder screed, preventing gaps when applying the plaster.
- They may also be elevated by laterally pressing on the polystyrene, employing a hook on the ends of the buttresses and housed in the alveolus, leaving steel hooks embedded in the buttresses, etc.
- a solidification may also be performed, by cutting the bottom polystyrene coating of the buttresses before moulding the concrete, marking and measuring the length at which the slab will later be cut. In this way when the moulder is passed pouring concrete, the concrete will descend to the bottom of the track and there will be concrete in sight to rest the framework or load wall of the construction, in this way not spoiling the polystyrene bottom coating of the buttresses.
- a preferred embodiment is described with reference to the figures of a slab (1) comprising two concrete buttresses (2) and a polystyrene vault (3). Inside said buttresses is housed reinforcement (4), required to withstand the positive torques of the floor joist.
- the slabs In order to make floor joist (5) on site the slabs shall be placed parallel to each other, resting on the load girders of the structure, and the floor joist shall be completed by placing reinforcement (6) meant to withstand negative torques and by on-site addition of a steel mesh (7) and a thin concrete compression layer (8).
- Slab buttresses (2) may have a double T shape with bottom wings (9) required to support vaults (3) and to act as compressed heads when the floor joist is under negative torques.
- wings (10) will also allow to support vaults (3), also forming a compression head to withstand positive torques of the slab when placed on work, so that they are self bearing, and ensures transmission of loads between buttress (2) and compression layer (8) of the work through rough surface (11) relating the two concretes.
- Said rough surface (11) is made by scraping the surface or by any other existing means, such as gravure.
- Scraping (11) may be replaced by a deep open alveolus (12) or by top longitudinal grooves (13), or by half a top-open shallow alveolus (14).
- a further alternative is to make grooves (15) on the sides of vaults (3) inside the buttresses, in order to ensure a good attachment between the concrete and the vault.
- Double T wings (10) may have various shapes, ranging from triangular to trapezoidal, rectangular or round.
- vaults (16) measuring between 1 and 6 m shall be placed on the pre-stress track. Said vaults will bear a cut-out of the shape (17) of the concrete buttresses.
- lateral rollers (18) which may be tractioning or not shall be used, pressing on the vault and forcing it to align and compress against the concreted vaults.
- a roller is referred to, an endless belt, a chain or a clapper may also be employed. The same can be achieved using top rollers (19) and lateral skids (20).
- the concrete is filled by pouring the contents of the moulding machine bin on the buttress space drawn in the vault, using lateral skids (21) which prevent the concrete from exiting between the filling bin (22) and the vault through the contact groove (23).
- the concrete is retained on the front of the machine by a retaining guillotine (24) of the type used in these machines, with the shape of the buttress.
- a better grip between the compression layer and the slab concrete buttress may be obtained using a top striation (27) of the buttress.
- a connector (29) can be housed in alveolus (28) which by means of the concrete provided in the construction site causes the overlap between the connector and slab steel.
- Figure 11 shows a full fabrication line comprising a roller (18) guide and alignment area, a retaining gate (24), a filling area with bin and inner alveolus (22), in addition to lateral rollers to offer the concreting pressure (30), a fitting mould with alveolus (25) and lastly a striation area (27).
- a roller (18) guide and alignment area comprising a roller (18) guide and alignment area, a retaining gate (24), a filling area with bin and inner alveolus (22), in addition to lateral rollers to offer the concreting pressure (30), a fitting mould with alveolus (25) and lastly a striation area (27).
- Figure 12 shows separately the retention guillotine (24) which may be replaced by a forward trumpet, pre-mould or friction plug (31), comprising a wide skid (32) which bears on the vault, and a buttress (33) with a rectangular section, separated from the polystyrene walls by 20 to 30 mm.
- a forward trumpet, pre-mould or friction plug 31
- a wide skid 32 which bears on the vault
- a buttress (33) with a rectangular section, separated from the polystyrene walls by 20 to 30 mm.
- the front view of said set aids in differentiating the two types of forward retainers, the guillotine (24) and friction plug (31). Also remarked is the lateral sealing by skid (23) on the vault.
- girder screed (35) In order to rest the concrete screed Tul type girder (35) with a ferrule cage (36), it will suffice to have a bottom coating of polystyrene (37) of the same thickness as screed (35), then cutting out excess polystyrene and resting concrete buttress (2) directly on the girder screed. In order to not reduce the calculation width of the girder due to interference with the polystyrene vaults and absorb possible errors, girder screed (35) shall be made 5 or 10 cm wider on each side than obtained from a calculation. By cutting off excess polystyrene on site, groove (38) left between the bottom area of slab (2) and the edge of screed (35) is reduced practically to nothing. Thus the plaster wash will not have to cover too large grooves.
- each buttress (41) may pinch the edges of each buttress (41) with a gravity or hydraulic clamp (42) incrusted in vault (43), searching for the lower area of the top wing of the double T of the concrete buttress.
- a gravity or hydraulic clamp (42) incrusted in vault (43)
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- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) having polystyrene vaults (3) and prestressed concrete buttresses (2) such as simple "T", double "T", tubular, inverted ribbed slab or alveolar slabs joists, obtained in a continuous production process in a long track of 100 to 200 m with prestressed steel, using a concrete moulding or extruding machine, characterized in that the process comprises the following steps:Placing the vaults of polystyrene (3)on the fabrication track where in the vaults (3) the space for the buttresses (2) are profiled.Placing the prestressed cables in the spaces for the buttresses (2) defined in the vaults.Stressing the cablesPlacing the moulding type machine above the vaults (3), said machine having the presence of lateral traction rollers (18), which guide, align and compress the vaults (3) without concrete against those already concreted and bear the concrete pressure, so that the vaults do not formFilling the spaces for the buttresses (2) defined in the vaults (3) with concrete, with the machine, when is displaced, leaving some alveolus (28) either continuous or discontinuous.Setting the concreteCutting the slab with a diamond disc to the desired length.
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the concrete is retained in the forward part of the machine while the spaces defined in the vaults (3) for the buttresses (2) are filled using a retaining guillotine (24) which has the same profile of the buttresses.
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the concrete is retained in the forward area of the machine while the spaces defined in the vaults are filled using a premould (31)which comprises a wide upper skid (32) which grazes the vault and a vertical rectangular core (33) with a similar width to the buttress but with a considerable clearance of a few centimeters, being this mould long enough to retain by friction and reingest the joist concrete which tries to advance.
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the concrete is retained in the forward area of the machine by placing a rear fitting mould (25) of a length which by friction prevents the alveolus from collapsing and/or the swelling of the upper surface of buttress (27) at the output of the machine wherein said fitting mould shall be provided with metallic cylinders (34) which conform alveolus (28) inside the buttress or joist, as well as the longitudinal grooves (13) or large groove (14) according to the design.
- Process for fabricating first top slabs (1) according to claims 1 to 4 characterized in that the buttresses (2) of reinforced or prestressed concrete have a double or single "T" shape, and with the double "T" wings having a rectangular, trapezoidal, triangular or round shape, concreted before placed on site, with the buttress profile equal to that of the vaults, as well as with or without a polystyrene coating under the buttresses; wherein the slab obtained thus has its ends cut with a diamond disc, without reinforcement extending beyond the concrete buttress or joist ends, nor concrete strut or buttress extending beyond the ends; with the section solid or incorporating one or several closed alveoulus (28) or open alveoulus on the top (12).
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claim 5 characterized in that a connector is housed in alveoulus (28) or (12) of the buttress and its lower area, so that when the concrete is poured it enters the alveoulus or groove and overlaps the connector and the buttress.
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claim 5 and 6 characterized in that the upper face of the buttress has a striation (27) made by the machine itself on passing, or longitudinal grooves (13) made by the fitting mould.
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claim 5 and 6 characterized in that the buttress is vertical rectangular in shape with lateral saw teeth or grooves (15) which place in contact the polystyrene and the concrete, with a top longitudinal groove (14).
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claim 5 and 6 characterized in that in order to rest the slabs on prefabricated concrete screed girders (35) with a ferrule cage (36), buttress (2) shall be given a bottom polystyrene coating (37) of the same thickness as screed (35) of the girder, so that the polystyrene is cut on site as much as the slab rests on the girder, leaving a minimum groove (38).
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claims 5 and 6 characterized in that in one of the slab buttress is used an edge girder, which reinforced shall bear the weight of enclosure (39) of the work, wherein the lateral vault shall be cut and the mason work shall be laid on outer buttress (40).
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claims 5 and 6, characterized in that the slabs are raised and handled using a gravity or hydraulic clamp (42) attached beneath top wings (41) of the buttresses, for which polystyrene (43) is locally trimmed by clamp (42).
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claims 5 and 6, characterized in that in order to prevent the internal polystyrene coating of the buttresses from being squashed, fibrocement or wooden blocks either triangular or trapezoidal in shape may be provided embedded in the polystyrene until they touch concrete the slab buttress.
- Process for fabricating joist top slabs (1) according to claims 5 and 6, characterized in that in order to prevent the polystyrene from being squashed under the buttresses when supporting weight, they are filled in underneath by trimming the lower polystyrene before concreting the slab, measuring and indicating the cut length of the slab previously.
- Machine for fabricating slabs obtainable by the process according to any of claims 1 to 4 being said machine a moulding or extruding machine of the type employed for manufacturing prestressed joists or prestressed alveolar slabs, comprising a screed (35) with wheels or rails, a filling bin (22), a vibrating mould a retention guillotine (24) and a rear fitting mould (25) characterized in that the machine is provided with lateral traction rollers (18) which guide, align and compress the vaults (3) without concrete against those already concreted and bear the concrete pressure.
- Machine for fabricating slabs according to claim 14 characterized in that additionally to the lateral rollers (18) are added top traction rollers (19) in order to guide, compress and even prevent floatability of the vaults.
- Machine for fabricating slabs according to claim 14 or 15 characterized in that the lateral rollers or top roller are replaced by endless belts which press on the vaults, being also possible to be replaced by endless chains, or oscillating metal pushers which clap, known as clasppers.
- Machine for fabricating slabs according to claim 16 characterized in that additionally incorporates top skids (21) or lateral skids (20) with sides sealed with corresponding vertical skids (21).
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