EP1896675A1 - Klebebewehrumg mit brandschutz und herstellungsverfahren - Google Patents
Klebebewehrumg mit brandschutz und herstellungsverfahrenInfo
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- EP1896675A1 EP1896675A1 EP06754187A EP06754187A EP1896675A1 EP 1896675 A1 EP1896675 A1 EP 1896675A1 EP 06754187 A EP06754187 A EP 06754187A EP 06754187 A EP06754187 A EP 06754187A EP 1896675 A1 EP1896675 A1 EP 1896675A1
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- plate
- reinforcement
- protective layer
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
- E04G23/00—Working measures on existing buildings
- E04G23/02—Repairing, e.g. filling cracks; Restoring; Altering; Enlarging
- E04G23/0218—Increasing or restoring the load-bearing capacity of building construction elements
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
- E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
- E04B1/62—Insulation or other protection; Elements or use of specified material therefor
- E04B1/92—Protection against other undesired influences or dangers
- E04B1/94—Protection against other undesired influences or dangers against fire
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
- E04G23/00—Working measures on existing buildings
- E04G23/02—Repairing, e.g. filling cracks; Restoring; Altering; Enlarging
- E04G23/0218—Increasing or restoring the load-bearing capacity of building construction elements
- E04G2023/0251—Increasing or restoring the load-bearing capacity of building construction elements by using fiber reinforced plastic elements
Definitions
- the invention relates to a reinforcement, in particular for a blanket or a carrier, with a fire protection formed by a plate cladding, wherein a reinforcing adhesive reinforcement is arranged on the underside of the ceiling or the carrier and at least covered on the underside by a plate clothing, the plate clothing at least one below the adhesive reinforcement arranged plate layer comprises, which is constructed from at least one plate, and a method for producing a corresponding protected reinforcement.
- the carbon fibers or carbon fibers provide very high tensile strength with low weight and high temperature resistance.
- Adhesives have excellent strengths at normal room temperatures, but from temperatures as low as 45-50 ° C, the load bearing capacity of the adhesive is very low and the failure criterion is quickly reached.
- the usually related epoxy resin adhesive can at temperatures above about 50 0 C, in any case above 60 0 C, in its function after.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a reinforcement and with a formed by a plate cladding fire protection a method for their preparation, the or at yet reasonable manufacturing cost, only a slight increase in temperature even with prolonged exposure to fire in the adhesive reinforcement and thus the maintenance of the Carrying capacity of the carrier or the ceiling guaranteed.
- a reinforcing adhesive reinforcement is arranged on the underside of the ceiling or the carrier and covered at least on the underside by a plate clothing, the plate clothing at least one below the Adhesive reinforcement arranged plate layer, which is composed of at least one plate, and further between the adhesive reinforcement and the plate clothing or within the plate clothing to secure and maintain the carrying capacity of the bond of adhesive reinforcement and ceiling in case of fire, a diffusion-inhibiting or -perrende and / or reflective protective layer is arranged.
- a basic idea of the present invention was that, with a desired limitation of the temperature increase, too high a vapor diffusion poses a problem when using e.g. representing plates with crystal water.
- the diffusion of hot steam may cause an additional and rapid increase in the temperature at the bond beyond the allowable height.
- common materials do not sufficiently limit vapor diffusion and thus can not always prevent an increase in the temperature of the adhesive above the threshold temperature. This means that common design solutions without reducing vapor diffusion can not always provide fire safety and contain safety hazards.
- gypsum boards are often used, which offer excellent in terms of their small thickness fire protection. This is due to the fact that the dihydrate (CaSO 4 -2H 2 O) of the gypsum core contains about 20% of water of crystallization, which evaporates on exposure to fire and thereby consumes energy through conversion.
- dihydrate (CaSO 4 -2H 2 O) of the gypsum core contains about 20% of water of crystallization, which evaporates on exposure to fire and thereby consumes energy through conversion.
- Diffusing the hot steam in the direction of the adhesive reinforcement and a consequent additional increase in temperature of the adhesive reinforcement is effectively prevented or at least reduced by the protective layer according to the invention.
- Another, additional or alternative basic consideration for limiting the heating of the adhesive reinforcement lies in the shielding of radiant energy by a reflection layer, which may be formed together with the vapor diffusion-inhibiting layer or as a separate layer. When formed as a separate layer, both layers can lie directly against one another. However, it is also conceivable to provide the vapor diffusion-inhibiting protective layer and a reflective protective layer spatially separated. Also, in some applications it may be sufficient to provide only a vapor diffusion-inhibiting protective layer without special reflection property or only a reflective protective layer without vapor diffusion barrier.
- a reduced heat transfer can cause a protective layer, which is also heat-reflecting.
- a protective layer which, while not vapor-blocking but reflective, may also provide for reduced total heat transfer and thus good fire protection for the adhesive reinforcement for non-water-containing panels.
- the protective layer is formed from a sheet-like film or as a lamination or application of a film on at least one plate.
- the lamination of a film on at least one plate allows an efficient
- Attachment of the plate clothing as for the attachment of the film no separate operation is required. It is advantageous if the film is laminated on all plates of a plate layer, as this is an effective vapor barrier and / or Heat reflection results.
- the formation of the protective layer on the other hand has the advantage that the selection of the plates is not limited to the laminated plates.
- materials for the film metal, in particular aluminum, PVC or polyethylene have proven to be advantageous.
- vapor barrier and / or reflective protective layer proposed here directly on the plates or on a separate support.
- the protective layer is applied directly to the at least one plate, in particular by spraying, troweling or brushing. This allows a good fixation of the protective layer on the at least one plate.
- the protective layer is preferably arranged or formed above or on the upper side of the at least one panel layer, namely the panel layer associated with the adhesive reinforcement. This has the advantage that the protective layer is not exposed to such high temperatures, as it is located on the top or inside of the fire protection clothing. This reduces the risk that the protective layer will be damaged.
- the protective layer can also be designed with a slightly lower temperature resistance, which can result in a cost savings. If the protective layer is designed as a lamination of a film on at least one plate, the at least one platter of the plate layer or of the uppermost plate layer is preferably rotated so that the laminated film faces upwards.
- the attachment of the protective layer on the upper or uppermost plate layer is particularly advantageous since, in this embodiment, crystal water can not diffuse from the plate to the adhesive reinforcement.
- the protective layer is arranged so that direct contact between it and the adhesive reinforcement is avoided and a distance of preferably at least 1 mm to 2 mm remains. This results in an air cushion between the adhesive reinforcement and the protective layer, so that on the one hand further improves the thermal insulation and on the other hand, a thermal bridge is avoided.
- the plate clothing comprises at least two plate layers arranged one above the other, the protective layer being arranged between the plate layers, for example between the two lowest or between the two uppermost plate layers.
- the protective layer being arranged between the plate layers, for example between the two lowest or between the two uppermost plate layers.
- This can be done in take the form that the plane-like film is arranged as a separate element between the plate layers.
- the laminated plates of a plate layer can be arranged with their lamination facing an adjacent plate layer.
- the above-described embodiment of providing the protective layer between the plate layers may be considered primarily for a protective layer in which the reflective function is in the foreground. Specifically, this may be the case in applications in which the plate clothing is made from plates without embedded crystal water.
- the plate clothing is used to cover the adhesive reinforcement by means of lateral plates on both sides or all sides of the adhesive reinforcement, in particular in such a way that the plate clothing comprises the adhesive reinforcement completely or almost completely.
- the protective layer is on or through the plate clothing, wrapping the adhesive reinforcement, each edge led to the carrier or to the ceiling.
- This embodiment has the advantage that the reinforcement is air-tight and vapor-impermeable or at least largely air and vapor diffusion sealed from the environment, resulting in a particularly good thermal insulation, but especially a particularly low vapor diffusion or a particularly good vapor barrier.
- the protective layer formed as a film is in one piece.
- one-piece design of the protective layer results in a particularly effective vapor barrier, since there are no shocks or gaps between the sections of the protective layer, which could make the vapor barrier partially permeable.
- the protective layer may also include multiple sections with intermediate joints or butt joints.
- the joints of the protective layer are protected by fire protection, in particular by providing bent parallel end portions of the adjacent portions of the protective layer and / or by providing a separate cover strip.
- the foils or the laminated panels are joined together and / or glued as far as possible to form a protective layer which is as closed as possible. Bonding is preferably carried out so that all shocks are completely or almost completely sealed. The bond improves the vapor-tightness of the fire protection clothing.
- further plate layers can be arranged depending on the thickness of the fire protection target.
- the butt joints with a cover strip preferably from about 50 mm wide diffusion-inhibiting adhesive tape, for example, aluminum adhesive tape, especially on the back of the plate, taped.
- Aluminum tape can be applied easily and quickly and also has good properties in terms of the desired heat reflection or the desired vapor-tightness.
- the protective layer is preferably temperature-resistant to at least 100 ° C. and / or has a high vapor diffusion resistance and / or is reflective, in particular heat-reflecting.
- the heat reflections additionally reduces the heat transfer of the fire protection panel and thus can also increase the fire resistance of the adhesive reinforcement.
- the film is formed with a water vapor diffusion equivalent air layer thickness greater than 20 m, preferably greater than 100 m, more preferably greater than 1000 m.
- a high water vapor diffusion equivalent air layer thickness results in an effective barrier to steam.
- the film is preferably in the form of a multilayer film, for example of polyethylene-coated and aluminum-coated kraft paper or single-layer films, for example of metal, in particular aluminum, PVC or polyethylene (PE).
- Multilayer films or composite films can be laminated particularly well. Films of aluminum or polyethylene and aluminum coated kraft paper reflect some of the heat radiation. In addition, this type of film is vapor-tight or largely vapor-tight. The combination of kraft paper and aluminum in different thicknesses increases the mechanical stability of the film.
- the multilayer or composite film comprises a kraft paper layer, in particular with a basis weight of 50 g / m 2 , a polyethylene layer, in particular with a weight per unit area of 30 g / m 2 and a preferably 9 ⁇ m thick aluminum foil with a water vapor diffusion equivalent air layer thickness s d greater than 1000 m. It has been found that this composition in the multilayer or composite film has particularly good technological properties in terms of plate coating, mechanical stability and vapor diffusion.
- the underside of the bottom plate layer has a smooth and / or scratch-resistant, in particular visible executed or executable surface.
- no additional layer for example no plaster layer or plate layer, is required, which reduces the installation times for the adhesive reinforcement.
- the installation costs can also be reduced as a result, since no additional material is required for the cover layer.
- the application of an additional layer for example no plaster layer or plate layer, is required, which reduces the installation times for the adhesive reinforcement.
- the installation costs can also be reduced as a result, since no additional material is required for the cover layer.
- the application of an additional layer for example no plaster layer or plate layer
- the panel clothing is made of calcium silicate panels, cementitious mineral panels, vermiculite-based panels, but preferably of water-containing material, e.g. Gypsum in the form of glass-fiber-reinforced, glass-fiber-nonwoven or paper-fiber-reinforced plasterboard or plasterboard or formed from a combination of these plates.
- the reinforcements contained in the gypsum plasterboard fire protection panels, in particular glass fibers or nonwoven sheaths, thereby effect a structural integrity of the gypsum core, so that the stability in the event of fire is sustainably improved.
- the panel apparel or fire protective garment converts a fire resistance time of F90, the panel garment having a total thickness of max. 40 - 50 mm.
- a small total thickness of the plate clothing is of great importance, since an adhesive reinforcement often takes place in old buildings with a comparatively low ceiling height. Due to a low overall height of the adhesive reinforcement including the panel cladding, the required or desired ceiling height can be made possible while at the same time compliance with the fire protection requirements, or at least made easier.
- the task of the protective layer and plate clothing is to keep the temperature increase as long as possible before the carrier or the ceiling. In order to reduce the thickness of the plate clothing, a low thermal conductivity is advantageous for the plate clothing.
- the ceiling or the support comprises a reinforced concrete surface, wherein a cavity is formed between clothing and reinforced concrete surface, the thickness of carbon fibers for technical reasons is preferably at least about 6 mm.
- At least one plate layer is already coated with a film prior to installation in the plate clothing, since this can reduce the installation effort and thus the installation costs.
- Fig. 1 is a vertical section through a ceiling in an embodiment of the invention leadership form with full-surface coverage of the adhesive reinforcement by plates with laminated protective layer
- Fig. 2 is a vertical section through a ceiling in an alternative embodiment of the invention leadership form with full-surface coverage of the adhesive reinforcement by double-layered panels with intermediate protective layer.
- FIG 3 shows a vertical section through a ceiling in a further embodiment according to the invention with channel-like strip-shaped covering of the adhesive reinforcement by combination of panels with a laminated protective layer and self-adhesive foil strips.
- FIG. 4 shows a vertical section through a carrier with reinforcing strips in a further embodiment according to the invention with plates with a layered protective layer and self-adhesive foil strips.
- FIG. 5 shows a vertical section through a carrier with reinforcing strips in a further embodiment according to the invention with a film layer on the carrier underside and
- the adhesive reinforcements 12 are provided with a full-surface, i. covered over the entire extent of the ceiling 11 extending plate clothing 22.
- the full-surface plate clothing 22 prevents from the side of a heating of the ceiling 11 takes place.
- the plate clothing 22 is constructed here from a total of three plate layers 15 to 17, namely a first plate layer 15 facing the adhesive reinforcement 12, a second plate layer 16 arranged underneath and a third plate layer 17 arranged below it.
- the plate layers 15, 16, 17 are directly adjacent to each other.
- the plate layers 15, 16, 17 consist of individual plates 21, preferably in some, more preferably in all plates 21 crystal water is stored, so that in case of fire, a cooling effect is achieved by the evaporation of the stored water of crystallization.
- the adhesive reinforcement 12 facing plate layer 15 is provided with a laminated vapor-blocking protective layer 18 which is disposed on the adhesive reinforcements 12 facing the top of the plate layer 15.
- a laminated vapor-blocking protective layer 18 which is disposed on the adhesive reinforcements 12 facing the top of the plate layer 15.
- the sections 28, 29 of the protective layer 18 thus formed, that is to say the individual laminations on the respective plates 21, have end sections 33, 34 which in each case extend around the plate edges into the joints 26 between the plates 21.
- the end portions 33, 34 of adjacent plates 21 thus extend parallel to each other and are preferably adjacent to each other.
- the joints 26 may also be filled with special fillers, in particular adhesives, to effect an even more effective heat transfer barrier.
- the butt joints 26 may be covered on the underside with cover strips 30, preferably of self-adhesive, vapor diffusion-inhibiting foil strips, in order to effect a flat seal.
- a second and third plate layer 16, 17 or even further plates or plate layers can be provided under the first plate layer.
- the plate layers 15, 16, 17 are in the present imple mentation form over plate strips 14 attached to the ceiling 11.
- a protective layer 18 (coating material) for the plasterboard a multilayer film consisting of kraft paper (50 g / m ' ) and polyethylene (30 g / m 2 ) and 9 microns aluminum fo lie was used with a water vapor diffusion equivalent air layer thickness s d greater than 1000 m.
- second and third plate layer 16, 17 were 15 mm thick glasfaservliesantantantelte plasterboard with steel brackets on dowelled plate strips 14 originatedtackert.
- the plate strips 14 themselves were formed from 6 mm thick glass fiber non-woven coated gypsum boards.
- the temperature increase in the area of the adhesive reinforcement 12 was about 8 K after 30 minutes, about 13 K after 60 minutes and about 21 K after 19 minutes, so that even with the small total thickness of 42, 5 mm gypsum boards a F90 protection function could be established.
- FIG 2 a ceiling 11 with adhesive reinforcements 12, which are fixed by reinforcing bonds 13 on the ceiling 11 and reinforce it, shown. Again, a full-surface panel clothing 22 is realized.
- two plate layers 15, 16 are arranged from plates 21 ', in which no crystal water is embedded in the plate structure. Between the plates 21 ', a reflective film with the reflective side in the direction away from the adhesive reinforcement 12 is arranged as a protective layer 18 and preferably attached only at points to the first plate layer 15 above it.
- Foils 35 are formed overlapping and preferably glued together. All plates 21 'of the two plate layers 15, 16 are attached via dowelled support profiles 20 made of thin-walled sheet steel to the ceiling 11.
- FIG. 3 illustrates a further, alternative embodiment of a reinforcement according to the invention.
- a ceiling 11 is equipped with adhesive reinforcement 12.
- the plate clothing is not full-surface, i. not the entire ceiling 11 designed overlapping, but instead forms the plate clothing 22 here a strip-shaped channel surrounding the adhesive reinforcements 12.
- two plate layers 15, 16, preferably of plates 21, in which water of crystallization is embedded in the plate structure are provided below the adhesive reinforcements 12.
- the uppermost plate layers 15, 16, preferably of plates 21, in which water of crystallization is embedded in the plate structure are provided below the adhesive reinforcements 12.
- Plate layer 15 is formed from plates 21, which are provided with a the adhesive reinforcement 12 facing, laminated steam-blocking protective layer 18.
- the plate layers 15, 16 are fastened to the plate 11 pegged plate stiffeners 14, wherein the plate strips 14 also made of non-combustible material, preferably of the same material as the first and second plate layer 15, 16 is formed.
- the adhesive reinforcements 12 facing sides of the pegged 11 with the ceiling Plate strip 14 taped with self-adhesive vapor-tight film strip 19 to create a vapor-tight surface seal the adhesive reinforcements 12 surrounding.
- the film strips 19 are expediently not only provided on the adhesive reinforcements 12 facing sides of the plate strip, but surround the adhesive reinforcement and the first plate layer 15 facing edge of the plate strip 14, so that the foil strip 19 at least partially the first plate layer 15 facing bottom of the Plate strip 14 covered.
- a bond 38 may be provided to further improve the vapor-tightness.
- a second plate layer 16 or else further plate layers can be arranged below the first plate layer 15, depending on the required fire resistance. All plate layers can be attached directly or indirectly to the already mentioned dowelled plate strip 14.
- FIG. 4 shows an embodiment of a reinforcement for a carrier 10.
- the carrier 10 is here equipped with two adhesive reinforcements 12, which are fastened by reinforcing bonds 13 on the carrier 10.
- the adhesive reinforcements 12 are protected by a channel-like carrier embracing plate clothing 22 from fire-induced heating.
- the plate clothing 22 is constructed as follows below the adhesive reinforcements 12, a first plate layer 15 and immediately below a second plate layer 16 is arranged. First and second plate layer 15, 16 are each end fixed to a lateral plate clothing 27.
- the provided on both sides of the carrier 10 lateral plate clothing 27 each comprises a first lateral plate layer 24 which faces the carrier 10, and a second lateral plate layer 25 which is on the first lateral plate layer 24 facing away from the carrier 10.
- the first lateral plate layer is bolted to the carrier 10, whereas the second lateral plate layer may be attached directly to the first lateral plate layer by screwing or stapling.
- the (lower) plate layers 15, 16 are fastened or screwed to the end faces of the lateral plate layers 24, 25 via steel clamps.
- the first (lower) plate layer 15 facing the adhesive reinforcements 12 and the two first (lateral) plate layers 24 facing the carrier 10 are each designed to face the carrier 10 with a protective layer 18 laminated on and vapor-blocking.
- the plates 22 proposed here forming plates 21 are preferably made of plates in which crystal water is incorporated in the plate structure, wherein the first lower plate layer 15 is formed of plates which the plates of the corresponding to the first lateral plate position.
- the plates of the second (lower) plate layer 16 correspond to the plates of the second lateral plate layer 25.
- the protective layer 18 interrupted at the transitions between the lateral panel layer 24 and the first lower panel layer 15 can here be sealed off with film strips 19, which are preferably self-adhesive, and optionally additionally by means of film adhesive to form a bond.
- the film strips 19 can surround the edge of the first (lateral) plate layer 24 facing the lower plate layer 15 and the adhesive reinforcement 12 and at least partially cover the associated end face of the first lateral plate layer 24.
- FIG. 5 shows an embodiment for reinforcing a carrier 10, the carrier 10 being equipped with an adhesive reinforcement 12 fastened by reinforcement bonds 13.
- a channel-like carrier-embracing plate clothing 22 is provided, wherein the plate clothing basically constructed from the attachment of the plate layers 15, 16 and the lateral plate layers 24, 25 ago analogous to the embodiment described with reference to FIG.
- the protective layer 18 in the form of a vapor barrier film on the carrier base and adhesive reinforcement 12 hose-shaped and attached to flanges 36, 37 of the carrier 10 pointwise or surface.
- the protective layer 18 - at least over the cross section of the carrier 10 - be formed integrally continuous, so that transversely to the carrier 10, no film impact is required.
- the protective layer 18 is attached to the flanges 36, 37 of the carrier 10 by the first
- (lateral) plate layer 24 on each of which a second, lateral plate layer 25 is attached, covered.
- the protective layer 18 is covered by a first plate layer 15 and a second plate layer 16.
- lower plate layers 15, 16 are attached to the end faces of the lateral plate layers 24, 25 by means of steel brackets.
- the lateral plate strips 24, 25 in the material preferably correspond to the lower plate layers 15, 16.
- the protective layer is to be selected in particular from vapor-tight or vapor-tight and reflective coatings; these protective layers are then as directly as possible as the closest layer under the adhesive reinforcements 12 to arrange and gluing joints in general.
- the protective layer is to be chosen in particular from reflective coatings, the protective layers can be arranged between the plates, a glued joint execution is not absolutely necessary and the reflective side of the protective layer of the preferably downward (front) to align. Also, in this case, the protective layer does not necessarily protect the adhesive reinforcement laterally, as far as a radiation effect from the side is not expected.
- first (lateral) plate layer 25 second (lateral) plate layer
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Priority Applications (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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| PL06754187T PL1896675T3 (pl) | 2005-06-16 | 2006-06-07 | Zbrojenie klejone z ochroną przeciwpożarową i sposób jego wytwarzania |
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| DE102005028071A DE102005028071B3 (de) | 2005-06-16 | 2005-06-16 | Klebebewehrung mit Brandschutz |
| PCT/EP2006/005428 WO2006133836A1 (de) | 2005-06-16 | 2006-06-07 | Klebebewehrumg mit brandschutz und herstellungsverfahren |
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| EP1896675A1 true EP1896675A1 (de) | 2008-03-12 |
| EP1896675B1 EP1896675B1 (de) | 2010-02-10 |
| EP1896675B9 EP1896675B9 (de) | 2010-06-02 |
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