EP1624128A1 - Metal reinforcement for worksite realisation of reinforced concrete constructions - Google Patents
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- E04C5/00—Reinforcing elements, e.g. for concrete; Auxiliary elements therefor
- E04C5/16—Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups
- E04C5/20—Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups of material other than metal or with only additional metal parts, e.g. concrete or plastics spacers with metal binding wires
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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- E04C5/01—Reinforcing elements of metal, e.g. with non-structural coatings
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- E04C5/0636—Three-dimensional reinforcing mats composed of reinforcing elements laying in two or more parallel planes and connected by separate reinforcing parts
- E04C5/064—Three-dimensional reinforcing mats composed of reinforcing elements laying in two or more parallel planes and connected by separate reinforcing parts the reinforcing elements in each plane being formed by, or forming a, mat of longitunal and transverse bars
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- E04C—STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
- E04C5/00—Reinforcing elements, e.g. for concrete; Auxiliary elements therefor
- E04C5/16—Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups
- E04C5/168—Spacers connecting parts for reinforcements and spacing the reinforcements from the form
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- the metal used in these reinforcement structures are of diameter, shape and position which are the fruit of precise structural calculations.
- connection elements were necessary between the two mats arranged on parallel faces.
- electro-welded mats which for the structures as above-mentioned are usually flat panels, constituted by longitudinal and transversal rods of a desired diameter, deriving from calculations made, which constitute the reinforcements to be arranged on either face of the vertical element.
- connection operation of the electrowelded mats with the hooks and pins is done at the worksite, only after having positioned and blocked the electrowelded mat panels one by one. While the transport of the electrowelded mats is easily done, as they are flat structures, the transport of a complete reinforcement would be considerably difficult, as it is a spatial structure having dimensions which are about the same as those of the wall which is to be built, and therefore has a volume, mostly filled by space, which is extremely large.
- the connecting-up operation of the electrowelded panels with hooks and pins is in any case long and complex; and there is the risk of not respecting the number of connections as required by the statistical calculations.
- the main aim of the present invention is to obviate the above-indicated drawbacks by providing a metal reinforcement which is easily transportable and at the same time is immediately usable in the worksite, with a smaller need of man-hours, but with greater static and operative safety levels.
- a considerable advantage of the invention is that it enables an immediate and correct positioning of the reinforcement, which by a single crane operation is arranged with both faces correctly positioned at the correct distance and which provides a correct measure of the concrete cover breadth for application of the forms.
- a further advantage of the invention is that it provides a metal reinforcement which complete structure is exactly as defined in the structural calculations, especially as regards the connection elements.
- the metal reinforcement of the invention is used in the work-site realisation of walls in reinforced concrete, in particular for large-dimension vertical structures, such as walls of large sheds, buildings in general, warehouses and the like.
- the reinforcement of the invention comprises two flat panels of electrowelded mats 1 and 2, which constitute the reinforcement of both faces of the unit, i.e. the lateral walls of the reinforcement, which are made of vertical rods, respectively 1a and 2a, and horizontal rods, respectively 1b and 2b, which are normally made using steel rod elements.
- the number and diameter of the vertical and horizontal rods are determined using structural calculations relating directly to the unit under construction. Electrowelded units are referred to in the present description as this technology offers greater guarantees with respect to mats built of vertical and horizontal rods connected by mechanical ties; obviously however, nothing would change if mat elements of this type were to be used.
- the reinforcement of the invention comprises connection bars 3 between the mats 1 and 2 which are conformed and arranged so as to enable, apart from a solid connection between the mats 1 and 2, a reciprocal translation between the mats which is achieved by maintaining the mats themselves on parallel planes even when the mats are being neared and distanced one from another.
- connection bars 3 to the mats 1 and 2 is about equal to the breadth of the designed opened cage of the reinforcement when in use.
- connection bars 3 each comprise a metal rod which is provided with two end grommets 3a and 3b which are placed, with a small amount of play, one on a horizontal rod of one of the mats and the other on the corresponding horizontal rod of the other mat.
- connection bars 3 which are structural elements of the reinforcement, are realized using steel bars; the diameter of the section of the bars, the number thereof and the length thereof depend on the structural calculations made for the reinforcement element to be built.
- the manufacture of the connection bars 3 and the connection thereof to the metal mats 1 and 2 is extremely simple as the grommets 3a and 3b are in fact ends of the metal bar used to make the rods, which ends are bent around the horizontal rods of the mat to which the grommets 3a and 3b are to be connected.
- a plurality of stop elements 4 are also comprised, each of which is fixed to a rod of a mat in proximity of a grommet 3a and 3b of the connection rod 3 in order to prevent any sliding of the grommets 3a and 3b in an axial direction to the rod of the mat to which the grommets 3a and 3b are connected.
- the stop elements 4 are connected in proximity of the relative grommet so as to fix the grommet against a vertical bar crossing a horizontal bar of the mat 1 and 2 on which the grommet is fixed.
- the crossing point is also a stop element preventing translation of the connection bar 3 in one direction, and thus only one other element, stopping translation in the other direction, is necessary.
- the connection bars 3, which are, as has been mentioned, a structural part of the reinforcement element, are constantly kept in the correct position.
- connection bars 3 are also arranged so that when they are in a perpendicular position to the mats 1 and 2, which is the position of maximum distance between the mats, the lower edges 1c and 2c of the mats 1 and 2 are on a same perpendicular plane as the mats 1 and 2.
- the connection bars 3 are arranged so that when the whole reinforcement cage is formed, the lower edges 1c and 2c of the mats 1 and 2 constitute a flat rest base for the reinforcement as a whole.
- At least some of the stop elements 4 project externally of the reinforcement with respect to the plane defined by the mat to which the stop elements 4 are connected.
- the distance of this projection of the stop elements 4 is the same as the distance which is desired between the reinforcement and the walls of a containment structure, not illustrated, which is destined to contain the drop of concrete.
- the reinforcement already defines the exact distance between the rods of the reinforcement and the containment structure, i.e. the exact breadth of the concrete which will cover the rods of the metal reinforcement.
- connection bars 3 The normally-circular-section conformation of the connection bars 3, the grommets of which can rotate on the horizontal rods 1b and 2b, render the reinforcement a hinged structure, in which the lateral walls (mats 1 and 2) can translate, either towards or away from one another, while remaining parallel to each other.
- the reinforcement which is made in special factories away from the worksite, can easily be transported to the site in the transport position, illustrated in figure 1, in which the mats are resting one on the other. In this position the volume of the reinforcement is extremely contained and is indeed practically the same as a single mat.
- the reinforcement is raised, for example by a crane which, in figure 2, is schematically represented by a hook 5; during the raising the reinforcement automatically opens, with a movement of the mats in a vertical direction (the only direction allowed by the reinforcement structure) into the use position, illustrated in the figure 2, in which it assumes the shape required by the projected design of the reinforcement.
- the reinforcement In this position the reinforcement is rested on the foundation of the projected wall and is clad in the form very rapidly and precisely thanks to the projection of the stop elements which guarantee the required reinforcement-external concrete surface thickness.
- the concrete drop can then be performed with having to perform any operation on the reinforcement, which is in effect ready to use, being structured exactly as projected by calculations.
- the reinforcement cannot move in any way as horizontal movements are prevented, as are downwards movements due to the fact the reinforcement is resting on the foundations (obviously the reinforcement is unable to move in an upwards direction).
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Description
- Reference is made in particular to metal reinforcements for worksite realisation of large-size vertical structures, such as walls for large sheds, buildings in general, warehouse structures and the like.
- As is known, vertical structures made of reinforced concrete, such as for example walls, require longitudinal and transversal metal reinforcements, to be arranged on both parallel faces, and to be connected by link elements.
- The metal used in these reinforcement structures are of diameter, shape and position which are the fruit of precise structural calculations.
- In the prior art reinforcements for vertical structures in general were made at the worksite following one of two methods: connecting up the single rods already in position, ready for the drop on both faces, with a subsequent positioning of special spacers, after which the forming caissons are positioned; or positioning the reinforcements and positioning them ready for the drop, positioning the spacers and mounting the forms.
- Naturally for both methods connection elements were necessary between the two mats arranged on parallel faces.
- From the description it is clear than both methods require a considerable amount of man-hours of work, with much activity and an increased risk to safety in the workplace, as well as a not-always-guaranteed quality of the final product.
- Recently use has been made of electro-welded mats, which for the structures as above-mentioned are usually flat panels, constituted by longitudinal and transversal rods of a desired diameter, deriving from calculations made, which constitute the reinforcements to be arranged on either face of the vertical element.
- These mats, transported to the worksite, are as single panels which have to be connected by special transversal "hook or pin" systems in order to complete the full reinforcement structure. The correct distance of the mats must be respected, as in the original design, so that they are positioned on either side of the structure; the correct number of spacers must also be fitted to guarantee the correct finished reinforced concrete structure dimension.
- The connection operation of the electrowelded mats with the hooks and pins is done at the worksite, only after having positioned and blocked the electrowelded mat panels one by one. While the transport of the electrowelded mats is easily done, as they are flat structures, the transport of a complete reinforcement would be considerably difficult, as it is a spatial structure having dimensions which are about the same as those of the wall which is to be built, and therefore has a volume, mostly filled by space, which is extremely large. The connecting-up operation of the electrowelded panels with hooks and pins is in any case long and complex; and there is the risk of not respecting the number of connections as required by the statistical calculations.
- The main aim of the present invention is to obviate the above-indicated drawbacks by providing a metal reinforcement which is easily transportable and at the same time is immediately usable in the worksite, with a smaller need of man-hours, but with greater static and operative safety levels.
- A considerable advantage of the invention is that it enables an immediate and correct positioning of the reinforcement, which by a single crane operation is arranged with both faces correctly positioned at the correct distance and which provides a correct measure of the concrete cover breadth for application of the forms.
- A further advantage of the invention is that it provides a metal reinforcement which complete structure is exactly as defined in the structural calculations, especially as regards the connection elements.
- These aims and advantages and more besides are all achieved by the invention, as it is characterised in the claims that follow.
- Further characteristics and advantages of the present invention will better emerge from the detailed description that follows of the invention, illustrated purely by way of a non-limiting example in the accompanying figures of the drawings, in which:
- figure 1 is a view in section, according to a line which is perpendicular to the faces of the vertical structure, of the reinforcement in a closed position, for transport;
- figure 2 is a view in section, according to a line which is perpendicular to the faces of the vertical structure, of the reinforcement in an open use configuration;
- figure 3 is an axonometric view of the reinforcement in an open configuration; figure 4 is a detail of figure 3 in enlarged scale.
- The metal reinforcement of the invention is used in the work-site realisation of walls in reinforced concrete, in particular for large-dimension vertical structures, such as walls of large sheds, buildings in general, warehouses and the like.
- The reinforcement of the invention comprises two flat panels of
electrowelded mats - It is also worth mentioning that the following description is valid in reference also to single reinforcements, i.e. a module formed by two panels, and also to reinforcements destined to be connected up to one another by overlapping, to realise larger-size structures requiring more than one module.
- Because of transport problems the maximum sizes of the reinforcements and electrowelded panels are limited in length and height (generally being also flat for this type of use).
- The reinforcement of the invention comprises
connection bars 3 between themats mats - In particular, reciprocal translation afforded by the
connection bars 3 to themats - As will be better described herein below, thanks to the movement allowed by the conformation of the
connection bars 3, themats mats mats connection bars 3 each comprise a metal rod which is provided with twoend grommets connection bars 3, which are structural elements of the reinforcement, are realized using steel bars; the diameter of the section of the bars, the number thereof and the length thereof depend on the structural calculations made for the reinforcement element to be built. The manufacture of theconnection bars 3 and the connection thereof to themetal mats grommets grommets - A plurality of
stop elements 4 are also comprised, each of which is fixed to a rod of a mat in proximity of agrommet connection rod 3 in order to prevent any sliding of thegrommets grommets stop elements 4 are connected in proximity of the relative grommet so as to fix the grommet against a vertical bar crossing a horizontal bar of themat connection bar 3 in one direction, and thus only one other element, stopping translation in the other direction, is necessary. Theconnection bars 3, which are, as has been mentioned, a structural part of the reinforcement element, are constantly kept in the correct position. - The
connection bars 3 are also arranged so that when they are in a perpendicular position to themats lower edges mats mats connection bars 3 are arranged so that when the whole reinforcement cage is formed, thelower edges mats - At least some of the
stop elements 4 project externally of the reinforcement with respect to the plane defined by the mat to which thestop elements 4 are connected. The distance of this projection of thestop elements 4 is the same as the distance which is desired between the reinforcement and the walls of a containment structure, not illustrated, which is destined to contain the drop of concrete. In this way the reinforcement already defines the exact distance between the rods of the reinforcement and the containment structure, i.e. the exact breadth of the concrete which will cover the rods of the metal reinforcement. - The normally-circular-section conformation of the
connection bars 3, the grommets of which can rotate on thehorizontal rods mats 1 and 2) can translate, either towards or away from one another, while remaining parallel to each other. - The reinforcement, which is made in special factories away from the worksite, can easily be transported to the site in the transport position, illustrated in figure 1, in which the mats are resting one on the other. In this position the volume of the reinforcement is extremely contained and is indeed practically the same as a single mat.
- Once at the worksite, the reinforcement is raised, for example by a crane which, in figure 2, is schematically represented by a hook 5; during the raising the reinforcement automatically opens, with a movement of the mats in a vertical direction (the only direction allowed by the reinforcement structure) into the use position, illustrated in the figure 2, in which it assumes the shape required by the projected design of the reinforcement. In this position the reinforcement is rested on the foundation of the projected wall and is clad in the form very rapidly and precisely thanks to the projection of the stop elements which guarantee the required reinforcement-external concrete surface thickness. The concrete drop can then be performed with having to perform any operation on the reinforcement, which is in effect ready to use, being structured exactly as projected by calculations. During the drop operations the reinforcement cannot move in any way as horizontal movements are prevented, as are downwards movements due to the fact the reinforcement is resting on the foundations (obviously the reinforcement is unable to move in an upwards direction).
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- A metal reinforcement for worksite realisation of reinforced concrete constructions, comprising two electrowelded mats (1, 2) provided with vertical rods (1a, 2a) and horizontal rods (1b, 2b) which define the reinforcement on both faces thereof, characterised in that it comprises connection bars (3) for connecting the mats (1, 2) which connection bars (3) are conformed and arranged in such a way as to enable a translation between the mats (1, 2) which occurs on parallel planes and in a reciprocal nearing and a distancing direction of the mats (1, 2).
- The reinforcement of claim 1, characterised in that the connection bars (3) are structural elements of the reinforcement and each comprises a bar exhibiting at each end thereof a grommet (3 a, 3b) wound with a small degree of play about a horizontal rod (1b, 2b) of either mat (1, 2).
- The reinforcement of claim 2, characterised in that it comprises a plurality of stop elements (4), each of which is fixed to a rod of a mat (1, 2) in proximity of a grommet (3a, 3b), which plurality of stop elements (4) prevents sliding of the grommets (3a, 3b) in an axial direction of the horizontal rods (1b, 2b) to which the grommets (3a, 3b) are connected.
- The reinforcement of claim 3, characterised in that the stop elements (4) are connected in proximity of the grommets (3 a, 3b) in order to fix the grommets (3a, 3b) against points where the horizontal rods (1b, 2b) cross with the vertical rods (1a, 2a).
- The reinforcement of claim 3, characterised in that at least some of the stop elements (4) project externally from the reinforcements with respect to the mats (1,2) to which they are connected, by a distance which is equal to a thickness with which concrete is to cover the reinforcement, being a desired distance between the reinforcement and a wall surface of a containment structure destined to contain the concrete during a forming operation.
- The reinforcement of claim 1, characterised in that a length of the connection bars (3) is such as to enable a maximum translation of the mats (1, 2) by an amount equal to a desired full open width of the reinforcement.
- The reinforcement of claim 6, characterised in that when the connection bars (3) are in a perpendicular position to the mats (1, 2), the lower edges (1c, 2c) of the mats (1, 2) are on a same perpendicular plane, perpendicular to the mats (1, 2).
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