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EP1209297B1
EP1209297B1 EP01309819A EP01309819A EP1209297B1 EP 1209297 B1 EP1209297 B1 EP 1209297B1 EP 01309819 A EP01309819 A EP 01309819A EP 01309819 A EP01309819 A EP 01309819A EP 1209297 B1 EP1209297 B1 EP 1209297B1
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/16—Insulating devices or arrangements in so far as the roof covering is concerned, e.g. characterised by the material or composition of the roof insulating material or its integration in the roof structure
    • E04D13/1606—Insulation of the roof covering characterised by its integration in the roof structure
    • E04D13/1643—Insulation of the roof covering characterised by its integration in the roof structure the roof structure being formed by load bearing corrugated sheets, e.g. profiled sheet metal roofs
    • E04D13/165—Double skin roofs
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D3/00—Roof covering by making use of flat or curved slabs or stiff sheets
    • E04D3/35—Roofing slabs or stiff sheets comprising two or more layers, e.g. for insulation
    • E04D3/351—Roofing slabs or stiff sheets comprising two or more layers, e.g. for insulation at least one of the layers being composed of insulating material, e.g. fibre or foam material
    • E04D3/352—Roofing slabs or stiff sheets comprising two or more layers, e.g. for insulation at least one of the layers being composed of insulating material, e.g. fibre or foam material at least one insulating layer being located between non-insulating layers, e.g. double skin slabs or sheets
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D3/00—Roof covering by making use of flat or curved slabs or stiff sheets
    • E04D3/35—Roofing slabs or stiff sheets comprising two or more layers, e.g. for insulation
    • E04D3/351—Roofing slabs or stiff sheets comprising two or more layers, e.g. for insulation at least one of the layers being composed of insulating material, e.g. fibre or foam material
    • E04D3/355—Roofing slabs or stiff sheets comprising two or more layers, e.g. for insulation at least one of the layers being composed of insulating material, e.g. fibre or foam material the insulating layers of adjacent slabs having cooperating edges
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D3/00—Roof covering by making use of flat or curved slabs or stiff sheets
    • E04D3/36—Connecting; Fastening
    • E04D3/361—Connecting; Fastening by specially-profiled marginal portions of the slabs or sheets
    • E04D3/362—Connecting; Fastening by specially-profiled marginal portions of the slabs or sheets by locking the edge of one slab or sheet within the profiled marginal portion of the adjacent slab or sheet, e.g. using separate connecting elements
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D3/00—Roof covering by making use of flat or curved slabs or stiff sheets
    • E04D3/36—Connecting; Fastening
    • E04D3/361—Connecting; Fastening by specially-profiled marginal portions of the slabs or sheets
    • E04D3/363—Connecting; Fastening by specially-profiled marginal portions of the slabs or sheets with snap action

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  • the present invention relates to roofing panels and panels for wall cladding or construction made from a metallic substrate, in particular steel or aluminium. Panels of this sort may be used to construct the roof or walls of a new building or to replace the roof or walls of an existing building.
  • FIG. 1 is a lateral cross-section through a roofing structure.
  • brackets or halters 16 are fixed to suitable supporting locations on the underlying structure 20.
  • a liner sheet 21 is placed over the underlying structure 20, and the halters 16 are attached to the underlying structure 20 through the liner sheet 21, by means of suitable fixing means 22, such as self tapping screws.
  • Panels 11, a of sheet material which form the outer surface of the roof are mounted on the halters 16.
  • the halters 16 include an enlarged head portion 18.
  • a first panel 11 has a hook-like formation 12 which is "snapped” into position over the enlarged head portion 18 of the halter 16.
  • the second panel 11a has a hook-like formation 12a which is substantially identical to formation 12, and a second hook-like formation 14a.
  • the panel 11a is mounted by "snapping" the formation 14a over both the halter head portion 18 and the hook-like formation 12 of the panel 11.
  • the panels 11, 11a are then secured to the halter 16 by means of an electrically driven "zipping tool" which passes along the seam (formed by the halter and formations 12 and 14a) tightening the curl of the formation 14a so that it grips the formation 12 and the halter 16 thus locking the three components and forming a tight seal.
  • This sort of product is widely used and accepted for long-life span metal roofing.
  • composite panels which, as manufactured, include a layer of insulation in the void between the panels forming the exterior of the building (e.g. panels 11, 11a) and the internal liner sheet (21).
  • the insulation may be a polyisocyanurate or polyurethane foam.
  • the applicants are not aware of any commercially marketed composite panel which employs a standing seam type joint between adjacent panels.
  • a particular problem in considering such a system arises because of the need for brackets (halters) to pass from the exterior roofing panel through the entire composite panel in order to attach them to the underlying supporting structure.
  • the presence of the halters makes it extremely difficult to maintain the integrity of the insulation.
  • FIG. 1B One prior art method of providing insulating material is illustrated in Figure 1B. It can be seen that this is not a true composite panel. Each layer of the structure must be applied sequentially to the building structure. Thus, liner 21 and vapour barrier 26 are applied first. The halters 16 are then fixed in position and the insulating material 24 is laid in position around the halters. The insulating material is commonly in the form of foam blocks or strips, or a felt or fibrous material. Finally, the outer roofing panels 11, 11a are applied as indicated above. It will be appreciated that roofs constructed in this way can provide a satisfactory finished product, but a large amount of assembly is required on site which is time consuming and which can be difficult, for example in adverse weather conditions.
  • FIG. 2A shows a section through a composite panel and Figure 2B shows the interlocking of two such composite panels.
  • the composite panel 61 has an outer panel member 62 in the form of a web of metallic material such as steel or aluminium which in use will form the outer surface of the roof or wall.
  • a second panel 64 provides the inner surface of the panel 61 and an insulating material such as a foam insulating material 66 is disposed between the panel members 62, 64.
  • Panel member 62 is so shaped as to include an upstanding formation 72 in the form of a post 84 and an enlarged head portion 86.
  • At the other lateral side of the panel member 62 is another upstanding formation 74 in the form of a post 92 and a hook-like formation 90.
  • FIG 2B two panels 61 and 61a are illustrated.
  • the panels are identical and the same reference numbers are used for like components of the panels, except that the suffix "a" has been added to each reference numeral for the left-hand panel, as illustrated.
  • the panel 61 is secured to the underlying structure 110 by fastening means 112 in the form of a self-tapping screw.
  • the panel member includes a flat surface 96 at its margin which is engaged by the head 114 of the fastening means 112.
  • the panels 61, 61a are secured together by snapping hook-like formation 90a over enlarged head portion 86 and tightening the seam in a similar way to that described above in relation to Figure 1A.
  • the panel 61 is provided with a bead of sealing material 78 to form a vapour seal between the interior and exterior of the building.
  • Panel 61a also includes a portion 100c which serves to cover the fastener head 114 to protect it from damage and deterioration caused by exposure to adverse weather conditions.
  • the panel shown in Figures 2A and 2B does have some disadvantages. Firstly, roofing panels and the like are often subjected to changing external temperatures. Depending on the geographic location of the building, the external temperature may vary from a minimum of about -10°C to about 45°C, while the internal temperature of the building remains essentially constant. This means that the panel must accommodate differential thermal expansion and contraction of the inner and outer layers 64, 62. Usually the outer layer 62 moves to a greater extent than the inner layer 64. In the composite panel shown in Figures 2A and 2B, expansion of the outer layer 62 causes rotation of the fastening means 112 about the point at which it enters this underlying structure 110. The thermal expansion and contraction causes considerable movement of the fastener over time, which can lead to the failure of the fastener and elongation of the hole through the inner layer 64, so affecting the moisture barrier properties of inner layer 64.
  • Figures 2A and 2B may be subject to the phenomenon known as "cold bridging" in which the joint 86, 90 between the panels and the fastening means 112 provides a thermally conductive link between the outer layer 62 and the underlying structure 110 of the building which supports the panel. This results in cold “tracking” from the exterior to the interior of the building and causing condensation on the supporting structure (e.g. purlins) 110.
  • cold bridging the joint 86, 90 between the panels and the fastening means 112 provides a thermally conductive link between the outer layer 62 and the underlying structure 110 of the building which supports the panel.
  • EP 0 900 891 describes a roofing system comprising adjacent thermally insulating panels secured to an underlying structure by a screw.
  • the screw may act on an optional Z-shaped profile.
  • US 4 177 615 describes a roofing system of interlocking adjacent panels according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • a two-paet clip arrangement co-operates with a screw to secure the panels to an underlying structure.
  • the present invention seeks to provide an improved composite panel of the standing seam type which attempts to overcome some of the disadvantages of the above described prior art.
  • a composite panel assembly comprising:
  • the first surface portions are generally planar and extend generally perpendicularly with respect to the first sheet member.
  • the second surface portions are also preferably generally planar and extend generally perpendicularly with respect to the second sheet member.
  • the hook-like structure of the head portion of the clip has a leading edge which is spaced apart from the wall portion of the clip and which is so disposed that the leading edge of the clip and the fastening portion of the clip are on opposite sides of the wall portion of the clip.
  • the head portion of the first engagement formation is desirably operatively deformable into engagement with the head portions of the second engagement formation and the clip of said adjacent panel.
  • a bead of sealing material is formed along the length of the first and/or second minor faces.
  • a second aspect of the invention provides a roofing structure comprising a composite panel assembly as claimed in any preceding claim.
  • the roofing structure comprises at least two of the composite panels joined at their marginal edges, the first, second and third surface portions of a first composite panel lying in spaced apart relation to the respective first, second and third surface portions of a second composite panel thereby to define a void between each pair of confronting surface portions of the panels.
  • the confronting first surface portions are spaced apart by a first distance and the confronting third surface portions are spaced apart by a second distance, which second distance is greater than said first distance.
  • first surface portions are generally planar and extend generally perpendicularly with respect to the first sheet member.
  • the second surface portions are generally planar and extend generally perpendicularly with respect to the second sheet member.
  • each of the first and second engagement formations comprises an upstanding wall portion and a head portion, the head portions co-operating in use to join the panels together, and wherein the respective first and second upstanding wall portions of the first and second panels are spaced apart by a distance not greater than or substantially equal to said first distance.
  • the roofing structure of this aspect of the invention further comprises a fastening means having a head portion acting on an upper surface of said planar fastening portion of the clip and a shank portion when penetrates said insulating material and is securable in a underlying supporting structure.
  • a washer of thermally insulating material is disposed between the head portion of the fastening means and the foot portion of the clip.
  • one or both of the minor faces of at least one panel includes a bead of sealing material along its length.
  • the composite panel 50 has an outer sheet member 100 and an inner sheet member 102.
  • Sheet members 100, 102 may include ridges or other corrugations (not shown) for improved strength.
  • the sheet members 100 and 102 are made from a suitable metallic material such as steel or aluminium. Non-metallic materials may also be used to form sheet numbers 100, 102 provided that they have sufficient strength, rigidity and durability.
  • Outer surfaces 101, 103 of the sheet members 100, 102 form the respective major external surfaces of the composite panel 50.
  • the insulating material is preferably an insulating foam such as a polyurethane or a polyisocyanurate foam which is inserted into the void between sheet members 100, 102 during manufacture, to substantially fill the void.
  • the insulating material may itself be adherent, or may be adhered, to the inner surfaces of the sheet members 100, 102.
  • first and second engagement formations 106, 108 are provided which extend substantially along the length of the composite panel 50.
  • these engagement formations 106, 108 are formed integrally with the outer sheet member 100 and comprise respective upstanding wall portions 110, 112 and head portions 114, 116.
  • the head portions 114, 116 are illustrated to have a hook-like shape and such a construction is much preferred, but other constructions can be used, provided that the respective engagement formations 110, 112 co-operate to join adjacent panels together.
  • the composite panel 50 has minor faces 118, 120 extending between the sheet members 100, 102 and substantially defined by side surfaces of the insulating material 104.
  • the minor faces 118, 120 in the illustrated embodiment respectively comprise a first surface portion 118a, 120a extending generally perpendicularly from the first sheet member 100 and a second surface portion 118c, 120c extending generally perpendicularly from the second sheet member 102.
  • Each respective minor face further comprises a third surface portion 118b, 120b extending substantially parallel to the first sheet member 100 and joining the first and second surface portions (118a, 118c) (120a, 120c).
  • the respective first and second surface portions (118a, 118c), (120a, 120c) are spaced laterally apart by a distance equal to the width of the respective third surface portions 118b, 120b.
  • the insulating material 104 includes a main body portion 104a and portions 104b and 104c extending beyond the main body portion 104a.
  • the respective first, second and third surface portions of adjacent panels are spaced apart so that a void 122 is formed therebetween.
  • the void 122 comprises a region 122A defined between the confronting first surface portions 118a, 120a, a region 122B defined between the confronting second surface portions, 118c, 120c and a region 122C defined between the confronting third surface portions 118b, 120b.
  • the width of the void between the respective confronting surface portions is greater in region 122C than in region 122A.
  • the clip 132 comprises an upstanding wall portion 124, a generally planar fastening portion 126 and a head portion 128.
  • the generally planar fastening portion 126 extends substantially perpendicularly to the wall portion 124 and includes means such as hole 130 by which the clip 132 may be secured to the underlying supporting structure 134 of the building.
  • the underlying supporting structure 134 is shown schematically in Figures 4A and 4B).
  • the head portion 128 of the clip 132 is shown in the illustrated embodiments as having a hook-like construction and such a construction is much preferred, but other structures are possible provided that the clip 132 may co-operate with the second engagement formation 108 to retain the composite panel on the supporting structure 134.
  • adjacent panels 50 are shown which panels 50 are secured together by the respective engagement formations 106, 108 and clip 132, and which are secured to the underlying supporting structure 134 by means of the clip 132 and a fastening means 136 which is preferably a self-tapping screw.
  • the clip 132 is disposed between minor faces 118, 120 of the adjacent panels 50, so that the generally planar fastening portion 126 lies in the void 122C defined between minor faces 118b, 120b.
  • Said fastening portion 126 lies in use on third surface portion 118b which forms the upper boundary (as illustrated) of portion 104c of the insulating material.
  • the fastening means 136 which secures the clip 132 to the supporting structure 134 includes a head portion 138 which engages said fastening portion 126 of the clip to retain the clip 132 in its position of use.
  • the third surface portion 120b which forms the lower boundary (as illustrated) of the portion 104b of the insulating material lies above head portion 138 of the fastening means 136. In this way, the head portion 138 (and the said fastening portion 126 of the clip 132) are disposed in the void 122C and thus are substantially surrounded by the insulating material.
  • the exposure of the head portion 138 of the fastening means 136 and of the fastening portion 126 of the clip 132 to changes in temperature and to adverse weather conditions is thus much reduced.
  • the upstanding wall portion 124 of the clip 132 extends substantially vertically as illustrated and lies in use between wall portions 110, 112 of first and second engagement formations 106, 108.
  • the post portion 124 and wall portions 110, 112 are preferably substantially parallel
  • the panels 50 with the minor faces 118, 120 are desirably constructed so that the gap or voids 122, 122A, 122B, 122C between the confronting minor faces is made as small as possible, in order to maximise the insulating properties of the finished structure. Further, in order to fill any gap or void 122, 122A, 122B, 122C remaining when the clip is present a compressible foam material (such as compressible foam strips) may be inserted into the gap or voids 122, 122A, 122B, 122C. The compressible foam will thus lie on respective sides of the post portion 124 of the clip 132, between the clip 132 and the first surface portions 118a, 120a.
  • a compressible foam material such as compressible foam strips
  • a compressible foam may similarly be provided between minor face portions 118c, 120c. By filling up any remaining gap or void 122, 122A, 122B, 122C the compressible foam prevents the formation of condensation in the gap or void 122, 122A, 122B, 122C.
  • the head portion 128 of the clip 132 is engaged with the head portion 116 of the second engagement formation, and the head portion 114 of the first engagement portion engages the combination of the head portions 128 and 116 of the clip and second engagement portions 132, 108 respectively.
  • the clip 132 by co-operating with the fastening means 136 retains the composite panel 50 on the supporting structure 134 and the adjacent panels 50, 50 are joined together.
  • a clip 132 according to Figure 5B is employed so that the head portion 116 of the second engagement formation 108 is innermost and the head portion 128 of the clip thus surrounds the head portion 116 of the second engagement formation 128.
  • the head portion 114 of the first engagement formation engages the combination of the head portions 116, 128 of the second engagement formation and the clip 132.
  • the head portion 116 of the second engagement formation 108 may, in the embodiment illustrated in Figure 4B, be provided with grooves 146, 148 which serve to add strength to the head portion 116.
  • the groove 148 can also provide a latching action to assist in retaining the head portion 128 of the clip 132 in position, in combination with a lip 150 formed at the leading edge of the head portion 128.
  • the head portion 128, comprises a hook-like structure of which the lip 150 forms a leading edge, so that the head portion defines a hollow interior.
  • the leading edge 150 which is spaced apart from the wall portion 124, is so disposed that the leading edge 150 and the fastening portion 126 are on opposite sides of the wall portion 124.
  • a clip 132 according to Figure 5A is used.
  • the head portions 128 and 116 of the clip 132 and the second engagement formation 108 are so constructed that the head portion 128 of the clip is disposed in use within the head portion 116 of the second engagement formation 108.
  • the respective head portions 128 and 116 are so sized and shaped that in its use position as illustrated in Figure 4A, the head portion 128 of the clip 132 cannot be removed from the head portion 116 of the second engagement formation 108.
  • the method by which the clip 132 of Figure 5A is located in the second engagement formation 108 is illustrated in Figure 6.
  • the initial position of the clip 132 is shown in dotted lines and it can be seen that initially the clip 132 is inverted so that the leading edge 140 of the head portion is inserted into the space 142 defined between the leading edge 142 of the head portion 116 of second engagement formation 108 and the shoulder 144 where the head portion 116 meets the wall portion 112.
  • the clip 132 may then be rotated in a counter-clockwise direction (as illustrated by arrow A in Figure 6) until the clip 132 reaches its use position (indicated in solid lines).
  • a first composite panel 50 is first placed at the appropriate location on supporting structure(s) 134.
  • One or more clips 132 are then engaged with the second engagement formation 108.
  • each clip 132 has a relatively short length of, say, 2 to 20 cm and preferably about 5 cm and that a panel (and its respective engagement formations) extends often to a length of several metres, a number of clips are usually required at spacings of about 0.5 to 2m.
  • Each clip 132 is engaged with the second engagement formation 108 at an appropriate location in relation the supporting structure(s) (e.g.
  • an insulating washer such as of rubber or the like may be disposed between the head portion 138 of the fastening means 136 and the fastening portion 126 of the clip 132.
  • the second panel 50 (the left hand panel in Figures 4A and 4B) is placed in position so that the head portion 114 of its first engagement formation 106 engages the combined head portions 116 and 128 of the second engagement formation 108 and clip 132.
  • the combined head portions are then non-resiliently deformed into their final, closed and sealed configuration by means of the "zipping tool" known from the prior art.
  • zipping tool known from the prior art.
  • An advantage of the present invention is that zipping tools already in use (or such tools with only minor modification) can be used to make the final sealed joint between the panels.
  • the second panel 50 is then secured using clips 132 and fastening means 136 in the same manner as for the first panel 50.
  • a third and subsequent panels, as desired, may be added until the structure is finished.

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  1. Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe, die Folgendes umfasst:
    (i) eine Verbundstoffplatte (50), die Folgendes aufweist:
    (a) ein erstes (100) und ein zweites (102) Blechelement, die entsprechende äußere Hauptflächen (101, 103) der Verbundstoffplatte bilden;
    (b) ein Isoliermaterial (104), das zwischen dem ersten und dem zweiten Blechelement (100, 102) angeordnet ist;
    (c) eine erste und eine zweite Nebenfläche (118, 120), die im Wesentlichen durch Seitenflächen des Isoliermaterials abgegrenzt werden und sich jeweils zwischen dem ersten und dem zweiten Blechelement (100, 102) erstrecken, wobei jede Nebenfläche (118, 120) ein gestuftes Profil aufweist, das aus Folgendem besteht: einem ersten Oberflächenabschnitt (118a, 120a), der sich von dem ersten Blechelement (100) erstreckt, einem zweiten Oberflächenabschnitt (118c, 120c), der sich von dem zweiten Blechelement (102) erstreckt und im Verhältnis zum ersten Oberflächenabschnitt (118a, 120a) seitlich versetzt ist, und einem dritten im Allgemeinen ebenen Oberflächenabschnitt (118b, 120b), der den ersten und den zweiten Oberflächenabschnitt (118a,c, 120a,c) verbindet;
    (d) eine erste Eingriffskonstruktion (106), die benachbart und im Wesentlichen parallel zu einem ersten Randabschnitt des ersten Blechelements (100) gebildet ist;
    (e) eine zweite Eingriffskonstruktion (108), die die benachbart und im Wesentlichen parallel zu einem zweiten Randabschnitt des ersten Blechelements (100) gebildet ist und einen aufrechten Wandabschnitt (112), der von dem ersten Blechelement (100) herabhängt, sowie einen Kopfabschnitt (116) umfasst; und
    (ii) mindestens eine Klammer (132), die zu der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) gehört und einen im Allgemeinen ebenen Befestigungsabschnitt (126) umfasst, der bei Gebrauch mit einem Befestigungsmittel (136) zusammenwirkt, um die Platte (50) in ihrer Gebrauchsposition zu halten, einen Kopfabschnitt (128), der betriebsfähig in den Kopfabschnitt (116) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) eingreift, und einen aufrechten Wandabschnitt (124), der sich zwischen dem Befestigungsabschnitt (126) und dem Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) erstreckt, wobei der Wandabschnitt (124) eine Länge aufweist, die größer ist als die Länge des aufrechten Wandabschnitts (112) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108), so dass der Befestigungsabschnitt (126), während die Klammer (132) in Gebrauch zwischen entsprechenden Oberflächenabschnitten der Verbundstoffplatte (50) und einer benachbarten Verbundstoffplatte (50a) angeordnet ist, zwischen den entsprechenden dritten Oberflächenabschnitten (118b, 120b) benachbarter Platten angeordnet ist;
    wobei:
    die erste Eingriffskonstruktion (106) einen aufrechten Wandabschnitt (110), der von dem ersten Blechelement (100) herabhängt, und einen Kopfabschnitt (114) umfasst, so dass der Kopfabschnitt (114) der ersten Eingriffskonstruktion (106) der benachbarten Verbundstoffplatte (50a) bei Gebrauch mit dem Kopfabschnitt (116) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) und der Klammer (132) zusammenwirkt, um die Platten miteinander zu verbinden;
    wobei der Kopfabschnitt (116) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) eine hakenartige Konstruktion umfasst, die einen hohlen Innenraum abgrenzt;
    der Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) eine hakenartige Konstruktion umfasst, die einen hohlen Innenraum abgrenzt, wobei der Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) bei Gebrauch in den Kopfabschnitt (116) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) eingreift, und
    der Kopfabschnitt (114) der ersten Eingriffskonstruktion (106) eine hakenartige Konstruktion umfasst, die einen hohlen Innenraum abgrenzt, und die in Eingriff befindlichen Kopfabschnitte (116, 128) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) und die Klammer (132) einer benachbarten Platte bei Gebrauch in den hohlen Innenraum des Kopfabschnitts (114) der ersten Eingriffskonstruktion (106) eingreifen;
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Kopfabschnitt (116) des zweiten Eingriffsabschnitts (108) eine Rille (148) aufweist, der Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) aus seiner Anfangskonfiguration elastisch in eine ausgedehnte Konfiguration verformbar ist und eine Lippe (150) umfasst, die an der vorderen Kante davon gebildet ist, wobei der Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) in betriebsfähiger Weise eine Einrastwirkung aufweist, um das Halten den Kopfabschnitts (128) der Klammer in Position zu unterstützen, wobei der Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) elastisch in die ausgedehnte Konfiguration verformt wird, wenn er über den Kopfabschnitt (116) des zweiten Eingriffsabschnitts (108) geführt wird, bis die Lippe (150) elastisch in die Rille (148) gedrückt wird und der Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) im Wesentlichen seinen Anfangszustand wieder einnimmt.
  2. Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe nach Anspruch 1, wobei die ersten Oberflächenabschnitte (118a, 120a) im Allgemeinen eben sind und sich im Allgemeinen senkrecht im Verhältnis zu dem ersten Blechelement (100) erstrecken.
  3. Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 2, wobei die zweiten Oberflächenabschnitte (118c, 120c) im Allgemeinen eben sind und sich im Allgemeinen senkrecht im Verhältnis zu dem zweiten Blechelement (102) erstrecken.
  4. Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, wobei der Kopfabschnitt (128) der Klammer (132) elastisch in eine relativ ausgedehnte Konfiguration verformt wird, wenn er in den Kopfabschnitt (116) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) eingreift, und im Wesentlichen in seine Anfangskonfiguration zurückkehrt, wenn der Kopfabschnitt (116) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) vollständig darin eingreift.
  5. Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, wobei die hakenartige Konstruktion des Kopfabschnitts (128) der Klammer (132) eine vordere Kante aufweist, die von dem Wandabschnitt (124) der Klammer (132) beabstandet und so angeordnet ist, dass sich die vordere Kante der Klammer (132) und der Befestigungsabschnitt (126) der Klammer (132) auf gegenüberliegenden Seiten des Wandabschnitts (124) der Klammer befinden.
  6. Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 5, wobei der Kopfabschnitt (114) der ersten Eingriffskonstruktion (106) in betriebsfähiger Weise in Eingriff mit den Kopfabschnitten (116, 128) der zweiten Eingriffskonstruktion (108) und der Klammer (132) der benachbarten Platte verformt werden kann.
  7. Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei ein Strang aus Dichtungsmaterial (152) entlang der Länge der ersten und/oder zweiten Nebenfläche gebildet ist.
  8. Dachkonstruktion, die eine Verbundstoffplattenbaugruppe nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche umfasst.
  9. Dachkonstruktion nach Anspruch 8, die mindestens zwei der Verbundstoffplatten umfasst, die an ihren Randkanten miteinander verbunden sind, wobei der erste, zweite und dritte Oberflächenabschnitt (118a-c) einer ersten Verbundstoffplatte in beabstandetem Verhältnis zu dem entsprechenden ersten, zweiten und dritten Oberflächenabschnitt (120a-c) einer zweiten Verbundstoffplatte angeordnet ist, wodurch ein Hohlraum (122a,c,b) zwischen jedem Paar gegenüberliegender Oberflächenabschnitte (118a, 120a; 118b, 120b; 118c, 120c) der Platten abgegrenzt wird.
  10. Dachkonstruktion nach Anspruch 9, wobei die gegenüberliegenden ersten Oberflächenabschnitte (118a, 120a) um einen ersten Abstand beabstandet sind und die gegenüberliegenden dritten Oberflächenabschnitte (118c, 120c) um einen zweiten Abstand beabstandet sind, wobei der zweite Abstand größer ist als der erste Abstand.
  11. Dachkonstruktion nach Anspruch 9 oder Anspruch 10, wobei die ersten Oberflächenabschnitte (118a, 120a) im Allgemeinen eben sind und sich im Allgemeinen senkrecht im Verhältnis zum ersten Blechelement (100) erstrecken.
  12. Dachkonstruktion nach einem der Ansprüche 9 bis 11, wobei die zweiten Oberflächenabschnitte (118b, 120b) im Allgemeinen eben sind und sich im Allgemeinen senkrecht im Verhältnis zum zweiten Blechelement (102) erstrecken.
  13. Dachkonstruktion nach einem der Ansprüche 10 bis 12, wobei sowohl die erste als auch die zweite Eingriffskonstruktion (106, 108) einen aufrechten Wandabschnitt (110, 112) und einen Kopfabschnitt (114, 116) umfasst, wobei die Kopfabschnitte (114, 116) bei Gebrauch zusammenwirken, um die Platten miteinander zu verbinden, und der jeweilige erste und zweite aufrechte Wandabschnitt (110, 112) der ersten und zweiten Platte um einen Abstand voneinander beabstandet sind, der nicht größer ist als der erste Abstand oder diesem im Wesentlichen entspricht.
  14. Dachkonstruktion nach einem der Ansprüche 8 bis 13, die des Weiteren Folgendes umfasst: ein Befestigungsmittel (136) mit einem Kopfabschnitt (138), der auf eine obere Fläche des ebenen Befestigungsabschnitts (126) der Klammer (132) wirkt, und einen Schaftabschnitt, der das Isoliermaterial in betriebsfähiger Weise durchdringt und in einer darunterliegenden Stützkonstruktion (134) befestigt werden kann.
  15. Konstruktion nach Anspruch 14, die des Weiteren eine Unterlegscheibe aus einem wärmeisolierenden Material umfasst, die zwischen dem Kopfabschnitt (138) des Befestigungsmittels (136) und dem Befestigungsabschnitt (126) der Klammer angeordnet ist.
  16. Dachkonstruktion nach einem der Ansprüche 8 bis 15, wobei eine oder beide Nebenflächen von mindestens einer Platte einen Strang eines Dichtungsmaterials (152) entlang ihrer Länge umfasst bzw. umfassen.
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