Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E03—WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE
  • E03F—SEWERS; CESSPOOLS
  • E03F3/00—Sewer pipe-line systems
  • E03F3/04—Pipes or fittings specially adapted to sewers
  • E03F3/046—Open sewage channels

Definitions

• the invention relates to a drainage device for surface drainage according to the preamble of claim 1.
• Drainage devices which have a frame which can be fastened to the channel body.
• the frame serves to reinforce the upper edge of the channel body and as a support surface for the cover.
• the frame is made of metal and attached to the channel body.
• a drainage channel is known, on the upper edge of the channel body of which a frame is attached, the frame being held by the channel body's outer and inner legs of the frame.
• the frame is provided with an anchoring projection which is attached to a leg and which, when the frame is in its fully fitted state, engages in an insertion groove running in the edge of the channel, as a result of which a bayonet-like connection is established between the frame and the channel body.
• the production of this drainage channel is very cost-intensive, since the frame has to be produced corresponding to the dimensions of the channel body.
• the invention is therefore based on the object of developing a drainage device of the type mentioned at the outset in such a way that a firm connection of the frame to the channel body is ensured by means of simple assembly and inexpensive manufacture of the drainage device.
• a basic idea of the invention is that the frame is designed such that it can be poured continuously into the body when the gutter body is poured, and alternatively can be continuously glued onto a prefabricated gutter body and can thus be firmly connected to the gutter body.
• the frame can thus be adhesively connected to a prefabricated channel body and also connected to the channel body when it is poured. Since the frame is identical in both cases, it can be manufactured in considerably higher numbers, which results in a high cost advantage in the manufacture of the drainage device.
• a fastening projection preferably serves as a spring element for pressing a fastening section of the frame adjoining the fastening projection against the prefabricated channel body.
• the frame is positively connected to the channel body when it is placed on the upper edge of the channel body. Gluing the frame to the channel body is thus extremely advantageous, since the frame remains pressed onto the channel body automatically after an adhesive material has been introduced between the frame and the channel body and without the aid of an external pressure force. As a result, a thin film of adhesive material is formed, resulting in a uniform and permanently firm adhesive bond.
• the prefabricated gutter body is preferably provided in the region of the outer leg with a fillet for injecting adhesive material.
• the adhesive material is injected into the fillet after the frame is placed on the upper edge. Above a certain injection pressure, the adhesive material penetrates evenly into the area between the outer leg and the channel body and runs there, favored by the even contact pressure, very thin and even. As a result, the adhesive material cures very well and ensures a firm connection.
• the frame is preferably designed such that, when the channel body is cast with a molding tool, regions of the outer leg and / or the inner leg of the frame act as a sealing surface with respect to the molding tool.
• the molds do not need to have any edges, offsets or projections for sealing during the casting process, as a result of which the molds are largely flat and the frame remains free of casting material in the area of the grate support.
• the frame is designed such that it can be positively placed on the prefabricated channel body. This means that the frame can be installed on the channel body quickly and easily.
• the frame is preferably made in one piece from strip material, in particular sheet steel or similar sheet metal. However, other materials can also be used to manufacture the frame.
• the strip material is preferably rolled to produce the frame. By producing the frame from one-piece band material, the frame can be manufactured quickly and easily by rolling the material.
• the frame can alternatively also be formed from plastic material. In addition, the frame has easy-to-clean radii and is highly resistant to corrosion.
• the frame preferably has the fastening projection, which runs uniformly over the entire length of the inner leg of the frame, for holding a latch of the cover.
• a major advantage is that the manufacture is simplified and the position of the bolt on the cover can be freely determined.
• the cover should preferably have at least two latches, one latch each End areas of the cover is attached. Depending on the design and / or the destination of the drainage channel, more than two bars can be provided on the cover.
• the fastening projection is preferably designed to receive casting material.
• An important advantage is that the frame is firmly connected to the channel body after the casting material has hardened, due to the casting material accumulating in or behind the fastening projection.
• the frame preferably has a counterfold which adjoins the fastening section and which, together with the outer leg, forms an insertion section such that the frame can be placed on the prefabricated channel body by means of an application force acting from above.
• the frame is pressed onto the channel body when it is completely placed on the channel body by means of the fastening section and the outer leg.
• the frame can thus be positively placed on the channel body.
• the installation of the frame proves to be very quick and simple, since the frame is only attached by a force acting from above, without the inner leg and / or the outer leg having to be kept apart for installation.
• the counterfold is designed in such a way that when the channel body is cast, an outer edge of the counterfold closes in a form-fitting manner with a surface of the molding tool.
• the outer leg preferably closes in a form-fitting manner with the surface of the molding tool when the channel body is cast. This makes the casting of the channel body quick and easy to carry out.
• the outer leg preferably has openings which, when the channel body is cast, are used to hold casting material. forms are. After the casting material has hardened, a firm connection of the frame to the channel body is ensured.
• the adhesive material is preferably injected into the fillet via a bore on the outer leg of the frame.
• a specially designed spray nozzle for adhesive material is attached to the bore through which the adhesive material is injected into the fillet.
• the prefabricated channel body is preferably provided with a material recess in the region of the inner leg. This results in an improved bond, since the recess forms a reservoir for the adhesive.
• FIG. 1 shows a cross section through a prefabricated channel body with an attached frame.
• FIG. 2 shows an enlarged partial cross section according to FIG. 1 with an attached frame
• FIG. 3 shows a view of a channel body and a frame provided with holes, in the unattached position
• Figure 4 shows an embodiment for gluing a frame on the upper edge of a channel body.
• 5 shows a cross section through a channel body with a frame cast onto the upper edge of the channel body;
• FIG. 6 shows an enlarged partial cross section according to FIG. 5 with a cast frame
• Fig. 7 shows a partial cross section through a molding tool for casting a channel body.
• the channel body is made of polymer concrete, normal concrete or similar pourable material.
• the frame 20 is preferably made in one piece from strip material, in particular sheet steel or similar metal.
• the strip material is preferably rolled to produce the frame 20.
• the frame serves to hold a cover (not shown in the figure) and to reinforce the upper edge 15.
• FIG. 2 shows an enlarged partial cross section with the attached frame 20 according to FIG. 1.
• the frame 20, which is formed in one piece, consists of an outer leg 22 resting against the outer edge of the upper edge 15, a side wall designed as an extension of the outer leg 22 and projecting beyond the upper edge 15 24, the edge strip of which is folded through 180 ° and merges into an adjoining support surface 26 and an adjoining inner leg 30.
• the inner leg 30 is composed of a fastening projection 32, an adjoining fastening section 34 and an adjoining counterfold 36.
• the fastening projection 32 serves as a spring element for pressing the fastening section 34 against the upper edge 15 of the channel body 10.
• the counterfold 36 is angled such that the counterfold 36 forms an insertion section together with the outer leg 22.
• the frame 20 can thus only be placed on the upper edge 15 by means of an application force acting from above.
• the angle of the counter fold 36 is an angle of preferably 30 ° to 60 ° with respect to the vertical.
• a throat for “snapping in” and holding a bolt, not shown in the figure, is thus formed on the inner leg 30.
• the bolt is made of a deformable material, in particular sheet steel, and is spring-loaded. Alternatively, the bolt can also be made of plastic
• the edge strip of the side wall can be designed as a hollow strip, not shown in the figure, for production reasons.
• the surface of the outer leg 22 is flush with the surface of the upper edge 15.
• the upper edge 15 is provided in the area of the outer leg 22 with a groove 38.
• adhesive material 37 is injected into this fillet 38, which from a certain pressure m runs the area between the outer leg 22 and the upper edge 15. Due to the pressing of the outer leg 22 against the upper edge 15, the surface is only covered with a thin film of adhesive material, which in combination with the high contact pressure leads to a firm and permanent adhesive connection.
• the fillet 38 can be formed completely over the entire channel, the adhesive material 37 being injected in one embodiment from two sides.
• the fillet 38 is not formed completely over the entire length of the channel body 10, in which case the adhesive material 37 is then injected on one side of the opening.
• FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of the channel body 10 and the frame 20, the frame 20 not yet being placed on the upper edge of the channel body 10.
• the frame 20 is provided with bores 58, 58 on its outer leg 22.
• a spray nozzle for injecting the adhesive material 37 into the fillet 38 is attached to these bores.
• Fig. 4 shows a sectional view of the channel body 10 with the frame 20.
• the outer leg 22 is provided with a bore 58 to which the spray nozzle is attached.
• the spray nozzle is designed in such a way that it completely seals with the bore when it is attached, so that the adhesive material 37 can be injected into the fillet 38 under high pressure, the adhesive material 37 then being distributed particularly uniformly.
• Fig. 5 shows a cross section through the gutter body 10 with the frame 20 which is poured into the gutter body 10.
• the frame 20 is designed such that when casting the channel body 10 with a mold 50 areas of the outer leg 22 and the inner leg 30 of the frame 20 act as a sealing surface against the mold 50.
• FIG. 6 shows an enlarged partial cross section according to FIG. 5.
• the fastening projection 32 is designed such that casting material accumulates in the region formed by the fastening projection 32. After the casting material has hardened, the frame 20 can no longer be removed from the upper edge 15.
• the counterfold 36 is designed such that when the channel body 10 is cast, an outer edge 39 of the counterfold 36 is flush with the surface of the molding tool 50.
• the outer leg 22 is flush with the upper surface of the molding tool.
• the outer leg 22 has openings 41, which open when the channel body 10 is cast. take of cast material are formed. After the casting material has hardened, the casting material located in the openings 41 forms a fastening of the frame 20 onto the upper edge 15 of the channel body 10.
• FIG. 7 shows a partial cross section of the molding tool 50 for casting the channel body 10 in an exemplary embodiment.
• the mold 50 consists of a static first mold half 52 and a movable second mold half 54.
• the mold halves 52 and 54 are designed such that a shape of the channel body 10 is formed when the two mold halves are closed.
• the first mold half is provided with two recesses 56 and 56 ⁇ , into which a frame 20 is inserted before the channel body 10 is cast.
• the frames are designed in such a way that, when the channel body 10 is cast, an outer edge of the counter-fold 36 closes with the surface of the first mold half 52 and the outer leg 22 closes with the surface of the second mold half 54 in a form-fitting manner.

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