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- the invention relates to a component for thermal insulation between two concrete components separated by a joint, in particular a building wall on the one hand and a building ceiling on the other hand, the component having an insulating body to be arranged in the joint and reinforcement elements at least for absorbing and transmitting pressure and/or shear forces between these concrete components includes.
- thermally insulating and load-transmitting components are known through numerous property rights of the patent seeker, for example through EP 0 866 185 A2 .
- Similar components are from the DE 20 2011 001 710 U1 in the form of earthquake-proof profiles for creating breaks in cold bridges and from the modular component system for thermal insulation of the DE 197 22 051 A1 known.
- the DE 20 2011 001 710 U1 discloses Z-shaped profiles, which are designed in such a way that they have at least one flat horizontal part and at least one flat vertical or sloping part in order to be able to absorb or transmit correspondingly differently directed loads.
- the purpose of such a Z-shaped profile is to be able to pass on and dissipate the various load components, such as those that occur in particular during an earthquake.
- EP 3 315 678 A1 discloses a prefabricated component for connecting a concrete cantilever slab to a structure, the prefabricated component having reinforcing plates 6 made of steel, the end faces of which are aligned obliquely with respect to tension or compression rods (reinforcement elements) that are still present. Due to the oblique design of the end faces of the stiffening plates, transverse forces can be absorbed and transmitted, so that additional transverse bars known from the prior art can be dispensed with.
- thermally insulating components of the type mentioned at the outset have also become known, in which the reinforcement elements for absorbing compressive forces are designed either as thrust bearings with curved sliding surfaces on the end faces, so that relative movements between the thrust bearing and the adjacent concrete components are made possible with simultaneous tilting of the thrust bearing, or as Thrust bearings that are flush with the insulating body on the side facing a concrete component and rest against the concrete component with the interposition of a sliding plate, so that relative movements between the thrust bearing and the adjacent concrete component are made possible by sliding movement along the sliding plate.
- the reinforcement elements for absorbing compressive forces are designed either as thrust bearings with curved sliding surfaces on the end faces, so that relative movements between the thrust bearing and the adjacent concrete components are made possible with simultaneous tilting of the thrust bearing, or as Thrust bearings that are flush with the insulating body on the side facing a concrete component and rest against the concrete component with the interposition of a sliding plate, so that relative movements between the thrust bearing and the adjacent concrete component are made possible by sliding movement along the sliding plate.
- the size of the relative displacements with normal component dimensions can assume an order of magnitude that structural damage can no longer be ruled out.
- the object of the present invention is to improve a component of the type described at the outset in such a way that large relative movements between the adjacent concrete components are made possible without any problems and large dynamic loads on the reinforcement elements are reduced.
- the construction element has additional separating elements which protrude at least into one of the two concrete components and form predetermined crack locations therein for temperature-related changes in length relative to the other concrete component and in that the sections of the separating elements protruding into one of the two concrete components are at least approximately in one direction are oriented, which is inclined to the direction of longitudinal extent of the insulating body, this inclination being in a range between 90°+60° and 90°-60° relative to the longitudinal extent of the insulating body. In particular, this inclination is of the order of about 90°. Since the relative movement and/or the mutual change in length of the two concrete components usually takes place in the direction of the concrete components in which they have their greatest extent along the joint, this direction corresponds to the longitudinal direction of the insulating body.
- the component according to the invention causes a partial separation or stretching of the concrete cross-section in the edge region near the joint such that relative displacements between the two concrete components can produce cracks in the associated concrete component, which run from the joint into the adjacent concrete cross-section. Since the crack width can increase from zero to a magnitude in the millimeter range, the length of the associated concrete component in the edge area close to the joint increases by this magnitude. Depending on the number and spacing of the separating elements, a corresponding increase in the length of the concrete component can be achieved through the accumulated crack width and a greater or lesser relative displacement between the concrete components can thereby be compensated for. Because if the cracks are in the shorter of the two concrete components, the length of the shorter concrete component can be increased in the area adjacent to the joint and adapted to the length of the other concrete component.
- the invention allows a complete synchronization of expansion of the concrete components adjoining the component.
- the separating elements preferably produce cracks which run transversely to the direction of the thermally induced change in length, because then relative displacements can be compensated for best.
- the separating elements are not exactly transverse to the direction of the change in length, but to be arranged up to an angle of about 60°, because even then adequate compensation is still possible.
- the separating elements are designed as flexible separating films. They can be planar, but also curved, in particular corrugated.
- the separating elements are alternatively or additionally designed as flat, rectangular, rigid tear plates and/or as notch-forming molded parts in the form of wedges.
- the separating elements can extend over the entire joint depth transversely to the longitudinal extent of the insulating body, ie over the entire height of the component. In general, however, it is sufficient if they only extend over part of the joint width, preferably leaving the joint edges free.
- the separating elements are attached at least indirectly to the reinforcement elements, preferably to the elements for shear force and/or pressure transmission. It is particularly favorable when working with combined shearing force/compression elements, that is to say with compression elements which protrude in a form-fitting manner into their adjoining concrete components and can therefore also transmit shearing forces.
- FIG. 1 and 2 one recognizes a vertically standing building wall 1 made of reinforced concrete, which carries a horizontally running building ceiling 3 made of reinforced concrete at its upper end via a component 2 according to the invention.
- the ceiling lies with its horizontal underside 3a, with the component 2 being interposed, on the end face 1a of the building wall 1 running in the horizontal plane.
- the component 2 has an insulating body 4 that fills the horizontal joint 14 between the wall 1 and the ceiling 3 .
- the insulator has a longitudinal extension in direction L.
- This direction L corresponds not only to the largest extent of the insulating body 4, but also to the largest extent of the two adjacent concrete components 1 and 3 along the joint 14. If these are exposed to different temperatures, they do not change their length along the joint to the same extent, which leads to relative movements between the two concrete components 1 and 3 in the direction L, ie along the longitudinal extension of the insulating body.
- the construction element 2 also has a pressure element 5, which protrudes from the insulating body 4 at the top and bottom into the underside 3a of the ceiling 3 or into the end face 1a of the wall 1 and is thus integrated in a form-fitting manner into the reinforced concrete of the wall 1 and the ceiling 3 is.
- this pressure element also acts as a reinforcement element that absorbs shear forces in the horizontal direction.
- the pressure element 5 is designed as a cuboid block. It can of course also have a different shape instead. If the form-fitting engagement with the adjacent concrete components is dispensed with, additional reinforcement elements are used in the structural element 2 for the transmission of shear forces.
- the component 2 comprises a plurality of separating elements in the form of tear plates 6 .
- These tear plates are oriented approximately vertically and perpendicularly to the wall plane, i.e. approximately perpendicular to the thermally induced changes in length in direction L.
- the tear plates extend almost over the entire joint depth T, being at least on one side, in the exemplary embodiment both to wall 1 and to Ceiling 3 project out over the insulating body 4 and thus immerse form-fitting in the front side 1a of the wall 1 and the underside 3a of the ceiling 3 and be concreted there.
- the rupture plates 6 Due to the penetration of the rupture plates 6 into the wall 1 and the ceiling 3, the rupture plates detach in the event of thermally induced relative movements between the concrete components in each case the formation of small cracks in the concrete component, which lengthens to a lesser extent, through which the front side 1a of the wall 1 or the underside 3a of the ceiling 3 can increase its dimension in direction L with each crack plate 6 by a crack width R. Large relative movements between the concrete components can be compensated for by the large number of these crack plates 6 and the crack widths R "supplied" as a result.
- Figures 3a and 3b show schematically an upper concrete component 13 and a lower concrete component 11 and a joint 24 left between them with a longitudinal extension L and a joint depth T, which corresponds to the distance between the two concrete components.
- a plurality of thrust pressure bearings 15 are arranged along the longitudinal extent L of the joint 24 and are anchored on the underside 13a of the upper concrete component 13 on the one hand and on the upper side 11a of the lower concrete component 11 on the other hand.
- the crack plates 6 (not shown) produce a large number of adjacent cracks 17 in the edge area of the upper concrete component 13 near the joint, with the cracks 17 extending from the underside 13a of the upper concrete component 13 into the upper concrete component 13 over a distance approximately corresponding to the joint depth T.
- the cracks extend essentially in a plane that is perpendicular to the longitudinal extent L of the joint 24 and in figure 3 is oriented perpendicular to the plane of the drawing.
- I 11 , I 13 , I 11' and I 13' are drawn in: I 11 is the distance between two adjacent thrust pressure bearings 15 in the area of the lower concrete component 11 and I 13 is the distance between the two thrust pressure bearings 15 in the area of the upper concrete component 13 . In Figure 3a the distances I 11 and I 13 are equal.
- FIG. 12 now shows a state in which the length of the lower concrete component 11 has increased compared to the length of the upper concrete component 11. Since the thrust bearing 15 is anchored on the underside 13a of the upper concrete component 13 and on the upper side 11a of the lower concrete component 11, they ensure a positive connection between the upper concrete component 13 and thrust bearing 15 on the one hand and between the lower concrete component 11 and thrust bearing 15 on the other. If the lower concrete component 11 now elongates in the direction L, then this elongation is passed on to the upper concrete component 13 via the thrust bearing 15 and in the process exerts a force in the direction L on the upper concrete component 13 .
- the cracks 17 can open when a corresponding force is applied, in that the mutual distance between the crack flanks 17a, 17b is correspondingly increased, the overall length of the upper concrete component 13 also increases, at least in the area of the underside 13a of the upper concrete component 13.
- the opened cracks 17, the distances 11' and 13' are again the same size, but the crack width R of each crack 17 contributes to increasing the distance I 13' .
- the accumulated cracks 17 make it possible to compensate for the relative displacements between two thermally separated concrete components 11 and 13 in that the cracks ensure that the concrete component, which is actually shorter, fans out at its edge region near the joint and becomes longer overall there.
- the Figures 4 and 5 show an installation situation with a horizontal joint 24.
- the ceiling 23 is not as in FIGS Figures 1 and 2 on the upper end of the wall 21, but abuts with its end face 23a laterally against a side face 21a of the wall running further upwards.
- the component 22 according to the invention is arranged in the joint 24 between the wall 21 and the ceiling 23 . Its insulating body 24 fills said gap 24, whereas its pressure element 25 protrudes from the insulating body 24 both in the direction of the wall and towards the ceiling.
- the insulating body 24 is traversed by a plurality of tear plates 26 .
- These crack plates are arranged in a vertical plane transverse to the longitudinal extent L of the insulating body 24 and protrude into the wall 21 and the ceiling 23, so that thermally induced relative displacements between the wall and ceiling result in the crack formation described.
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Die Erfindung betrifft ein Bauelement zur Wärmedämmung zwischen zwei durch eine Fuge getrennten Betonbauteilen, insbesondere einer Gebäudewand einerseits und einer Gebäudedecke andererseits, wobei das Bauelement einen in der Fuge anzuordnenden Isolierkörper sowie Bewehrungselemente zumindest zur Aufnahme und Übertragung von Druck- und/oder Schubkräften zwischen diesen Betonbauteilen umfasst.The invention relates to a component for thermal insulation between two concrete components separated by a joint, in particular a building wall on the one hand and a building ceiling on the other hand, the component having an insulating body to be arranged in the joint and reinforcement elements at least for absorbing and transmitting pressure and/or shear forces between these concrete components includes.
Derartige thermisch isolierende und lastübertragende Bauelemente sind durch zahlreiche Schutzrechte der Patentsucherin bekannt, so z.B. durch
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Aufgrund der thermischen Trennung der Betonbauteile können sie sehr unterschiedlichen Temperaturen ausgesetzt sein, sodass es zu thermisch bedingten Relativbewegungen zwischen den Betonbauteilen kommen kann. Diese Relativverschiebungen sind mit bekannten Bewehrungssystemen, die die Biegeschlankheit der statischen Komponenten zum Ausgleich der Relativverschiebung nutzen, nur bedingt zu kompensieren. Es sind daher auch thermisch isolierende Bauelemente der eingangs genannten Gattung bekanntgeworden, bei denen die Bewehrungselemente zur Aufnahme von Druckkräften entweder als Drucklager mit stirnseitigen gewölbten Gleitflächen ausgebildet sind, sodass Relativbewegungen zwischen dem Drucklager und den angrenzenden Betonbauteilen bei gleichzeitiger Kippung des Drucklagers ermöglicht werden, oder als Drucklager, die auf der einem Betonbauteil zugewandten Seite bündig mit dem Isolierkörper abschließen und dort unter Zwischenfügung einer Gleitplatte am Betonbauteil anliegen, sodass Relativbewegungen zwischen dem Drucklager und dem angrenzenden Betonbauteil durch Gleitbewegung entlang der Gleitplatte ermöglicht werden.Due to the thermal separation of the concrete components, they can be exposed to very different temperatures, so that there can be thermally induced relative movements between the concrete components. These relative displacements can only be compensated to a limited extent with known reinforcement systems that use the flexural slenderness of the static components to compensate for the relative displacement. Therefore, thermally insulating components of the type mentioned at the outset have also become known, in which the reinforcement elements for absorbing compressive forces are designed either as thrust bearings with curved sliding surfaces on the end faces, so that relative movements between the thrust bearing and the adjacent concrete components are made possible with simultaneous tilting of the thrust bearing, or as Thrust bearings that are flush with the insulating body on the side facing a concrete component and rest against the concrete component with the interposition of a sliding plate, so that relative movements between the thrust bearing and the adjacent concrete component are made possible by sliding movement along the sliding plate.
In beiden Fällen führen somit die thermisch bedingten Relativbewegungen zwischen den Betonbauteilen zu einer Relativbewegung im Bereich der Drucklager. Regelmäßig führen solche Relativbewegungen zu einer hohen dynamischen Belastung der Drucklager im Bereich ihrer Stirnseiten, die oft mit Geräuschentwicklungen einhergehen.In both cases, the thermally induced relative movements between the concrete components lead to a relative movement in the area of the pressure bearing. Such relative movements regularly lead to a high dynamic load on the thrust bearing in the area of its end faces, which is often accompanied by noise.
Sofern die thermisch isolierenden Bauelemente nicht in sehr kurzen Abständen mit die Betonbauteile durchquerenden Dehnfugen kombiniert werden bzw. werden können, so kann die Größe der Relativverschiebungen bei üblichen Bauteilabmessungen eine Größenordnung annehmen, die Bauschäden nicht mehr ausschließt.If the thermally insulating components are not or cannot be combined with expansion joints traversing the concrete components at very short distances, the size of the relative displacements with normal component dimensions can assume an order of magnitude that structural damage can no longer be ruled out.
Hiervon ausgehend liegt der vorliegenden Erfindung die Aufgabe zugrunde, ein Bauelement der eingangs beschriebenen Gattung dahingehend zu verbessern, dass große Relativbewegungen zwischen den angrenzenden Betonbauteilen problemlos ermöglicht werden und große dynamische Belastungen der Bewehrungselemente reduziert werden.Proceeding from this, the object of the present invention is to improve a component of the type described at the outset in such a way that large relative movements between the adjacent concrete components are made possible without any problems and large dynamic loads on the reinforcement elements are reduced.
Diese Aufgabe wird erfindungsgemäß dadurch gelöst, dass das Bauelement zusätzliche Trennelemente aufweist, die zumindest in eines der beiden Betonbauteile hineinragen und darin Sollrissstellen für temperaturbedingte Längenänderungen relativ zum anderen Betonbauteil bilden und dass die in eines der beiden Betonbauteile hineinragenden Abschnitte der Trennelemente zumindest näherungsweise in einer Richtung orientiert sind, die zur Längserstreckungsrichtung des Isolierkörpers geneigt ist, wobei diese Neigung in einem Bereich zwischen 90° + 60° und 90° - 60° relativ zur Längserstreckung des Isolierkörpers liegt. Insbesondere liegt diese Neigung in der Größenordnung von etwa 90°. Da die Relativbewegung und/oder die gegenseitige Längenänderung der beiden Betonbauteile in der Regel in der Richtung der Betonbauteile erfolgt, in der diese entlang der Fuge ihr größtes Ausmaß aufweisen, entspricht diese Richtung der Längserstreckungsrichtung des Isolierkörpers.This object is achieved according to the invention in that the construction element has additional separating elements which protrude at least into one of the two concrete components and form predetermined crack locations therein for temperature-related changes in length relative to the other concrete component and in that the sections of the separating elements protruding into one of the two concrete components are at least approximately in one direction are oriented, which is inclined to the direction of longitudinal extent of the insulating body, this inclination being in a range between 90°+60° and 90°-60° relative to the longitudinal extent of the insulating body. In particular, this inclination is of the order of about 90°. Since the relative movement and/or the mutual change in length of the two concrete components usually takes place in the direction of the concrete components in which they have their greatest extent along the joint, this direction corresponds to the longitudinal direction of the insulating body.
Das erfindungsgemäße Bauelement bewirkt hierbei eine partielle Auftrennung bzw. Streckung des Betonquerschnittes im fugennahen Randbereich derart, dass bei Relativverschiebungen zwischen den beiden Betonbauteilen Risse im zugehörigen Betonbauteil erzeugt werden können, die ausgehend von der Fuge in den angrenzenden Betonquerschnitt hineinlaufen. Indem die Rissbreite von Null auf eine Größenordnung im Millimeterbereich anwachsen kann, wird die Länge des zugehörigen Betonbauteils im fugennahen Randbereich um diese Größenordnung größer. Je nach Anzahl und Abstand der Trennelemente lässt sich durch die aufkumulierte Rissbreite eine entsprechende Vergrößerung der Länge des Betonbauteils erzielen und dadurch eine mehr oder weniger große Relativverschiebung zwischen den Betonbauteilen kompensieren. Denn befinden sich in dem kürzeren der beiden Betonbauteile die Risse, so lässt sich hierdurch die Länge des kürzeren Betonbauteils im zur Fuge benachbarten Bereich vergrößern und an die Länge des anderen Betonbauteils anpassen.The component according to the invention causes a partial separation or stretching of the concrete cross-section in the edge region near the joint such that relative displacements between the two concrete components can produce cracks in the associated concrete component, which run from the joint into the adjacent concrete cross-section. Since the crack width can increase from zero to a magnitude in the millimeter range, the length of the associated concrete component in the edge area close to the joint increases by this magnitude. Depending on the number and spacing of the separating elements, a corresponding increase in the length of the concrete component can be achieved through the accumulated crack width and a greater or lesser relative displacement between the concrete components can thereby be compensated for. Because if the cracks are in the shorter of the two concrete components, the length of the shorter concrete component can be increased in the area adjacent to the joint and adapted to the length of the other concrete component.
Im Idealfall erlaubt die Erfindung eine komplette Ausdehnungssynchronisation der an das Bauteil angrenzenden Betonbauteile.In the ideal case, the invention allows a complete synchronization of expansion of the concrete components adjoining the component.
Vorzugsweise erzeugen die Trennelemente Risse, die quer zur Richtung der thermisch bedingten Längenänderung verlaufen, weil dann Relativverschiebungen am besten ausgeglichen werden können. Es liegt aber auch im Rahmen der Erfindung, die Trennelemente nicht genau quer zur Richtung der Längenänderung, sondern bis zu einem Winkel von etwa 60° anzuordnen, weil auch dann noch eine hinreichende Kompensation möglich ist.The separating elements preferably produce cracks which run transversely to the direction of the thermally induced change in length, because then relative displacements can be compensated for best. However, it is also within the scope of the invention that the separating elements are not exactly transverse to the direction of the change in length, but to be arranged up to an angle of about 60°, because even then adequate compensation is still possible.
Für die konstruktive Ausbildung der Trennelemente bieten sich dem Fachmann zahlreiche Möglichkeiten. Erfindungsgemäß sind die Trennelemente als biegeweiche Trennfolien ausgebildet. Sie können dabei plan, aber auch gekrümmt, insbesondere gewellt ausgebildet sein.Numerous options are available to the person skilled in the art for the structural design of the separating elements. According to the invention, the separating elements are designed as flexible separating films. They can be planar, but also curved, in particular corrugated.
Erfindungsgemäß sind die Trennelemente alternativ oder ergänzend als plane, rechteckförmige, steife Rissbleche und/oder als kerbformgebende Formteile in Form von Keilen ausgebildet.According to the invention, the separating elements are alternatively or additionally designed as flat, rectangular, rigid tear plates and/or as notch-forming molded parts in the form of wedges.
Grundsätzlich können sich die Trennelemente über die gesamte Fugentiefe quer zur Längserstreckung des Isolierkörpers erstrecken, also über die gesamte Höhe des Bauelementes. Im Allgemeinen genügt es aber, wenn sie sich nur über einen Teil der Fugenbreite erstrecken, vorzugsweise unter Freilassung der Fugenränder.In principle, the separating elements can extend over the entire joint depth transversely to the longitudinal extent of the insulating body, ie over the entire height of the component. In general, however, it is sufficient if they only extend over part of the joint width, preferably leaving the joint edges free.
Zur Lagefixierung der Trennelemente im Bauelement empfiehlt es sich, dass sie zumindest mittelbar an den Bewehrungselementen angebracht sind, vorzugsweise an den Elementen zur Schubkraft- und/oder Druckübertragung. Besonders günstig ist es, wenn dabei mit kombinierten Schubkraft/Druckelementen gearbeitet wird, also mit Druckelementen, die formschlüssig in ihre angrenzenden Betonbauteile hineinragen und dadurch auch Schubkräfte übertragen können.To fix the position of the separating elements in the structural element, it is recommended that they are attached at least indirectly to the reinforcement elements, preferably to the elements for shear force and/or pressure transmission. It is particularly favorable when working with combined shearing force/compression elements, that is to say with compression elements which protrude in a form-fitting manner into their adjoining concrete components and can therefore also transmit shearing forces.
Es liegt aber auch im Rahmen der Erfindung, die Trennelemente nur im Isolierkörper zu fixieren, da sie selbst in statischer Hinsicht kaum belastet werden.However, it is also within the scope of the invention to fix the separating elements only in the insulating body, since they are hardly subjected to any static loads themselves.
Wenn bei dem Gebäude, in das die erfindungsgemäßen Bauelemente eingebaut werden sollen, klare Vorhersagen hinsichtlich der Temperaturbelastung möglich sind, empfiehlt es sich, die Trennelemente nicht beidseitig, sondern nur einseitig aus dem Isolierkörper vorstehen zu lassen, nämlich auf der Seite desjenigen Betonbauteiles, das eine geringere Wärmedehnung erfährt, um durch die darin erzeugte Rissbildung dem anderen Bauteil mit der größeren temperaturabhängigen Dehnung folgen zu können.If clear predictions regarding the temperature load are possible for the building in which the construction elements according to the invention are to be installed, it is advisable not to let the separating elements protrude on both sides but only on one side of the insulating body, namely on the side of the concrete component that is experiences lower thermal expansion in order to be able to follow the other component with the greater temperature-dependent expansion through the cracking generated therein.
Werden die Druck- und/oder Schubkraft übertragenden Bewehrungselemente zwischen den Sollrissstellen angeordnet, so ergibt sich der wesentliche Vorteil, dass die Relativbewegungen im Wesentlichen in den Bereichen zwischen diesen Bewehrungselementen stattfinden, so dass selbst große Relativbewegungen der Betonbauteile nicht dazu führen, dass die Bewehrungselemente an ihren Stirnseiten entsprechend großen Relativbewegungen gegenüber den angrenzenden Betonbauteilen ausgesetzt sind. Hierbei werden nicht nur die ungewünschten üblicherweise durch die Relativbewegungen verursachten Geräusche, sondern auch große dynamische Belastungen der Bewehrungselemente zur Aufnahme von Druck- und Schubkräften vermieden.If the reinforcement elements that transfer pressure and/or shearing force are arranged between the predetermined crack points, this results in the essential advantage that the relative movements essentially take place in the areas between these reinforcement elements, so that even large relative movements of the concrete components do not lead to the reinforcement elements their faces are exposed to correspondingly large relative movements in relation to the adjacent concrete components. In this way, not only are the unwanted noises usually caused by the relative movements avoided, but also large dynamic loads on the reinforcement elements for absorbing pressure and shear forces.
Weitere Merkmale und Vorteile der Erfindung ergeben sich aus der nachfolgenden Beschreibung von Ausführungsbeispielen und aus der Zeichnung; dabei zeigt:
Figur 1- das erfindungsgemäße Bauelement zwischen einer Wand und einer Decke mit horizontal verlaufender Fuge in eingebautem Zustand;
Figur 2- einen Schnitt längs der Linie J-J in
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- eine schematische Darstellung der durch aufkumulierte Risse erzeugten Ausdehnungssynchronisation;
Figur 4- das erfindungsgemäße Bauelement zwischen einer Wand und einer Decke mit horizontaler Fuge in eingebautem Zustand;
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- the device according to the invention between a wall and a ceiling with a horizontal joint in the installed state;
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- a section along the line JJ in
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- the device according to the invention between a wall and a ceiling with a horizontal joint in the installed state;
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figure 3 from above.
In den
Das Bauelement 2 weist einen die horizontale Fuge 14 zwischen Wand 1 und Decke 3 ausfüllenden Isolierkörper 4 auf. Wie anhand des Schnittlinienverlaufs J-J aus
Das Bauelement 2 weist außerdem ein Druckelement 5 auf, das oben und unten aus dem Isolierkörper 4 in die Unterseite 3a der Decke 3 bzw. in die Stirnseite 1a der Wand 1 vorsteht und dadurch formschlüssig in den Stahlbeton der Wand 1 wie auch der Decke 3 eingebunden ist. Infolgedessen wirkt dieses Druckelement zugleich auch als Schubkräfte in horizontaler Richtung aufnehmendes Bewehrungselement.The
Im Ausführungsbeispiel ist das Druckelement 5 als quaderförmiger Block ausgebildet. Es kann stattdessen selbstverständlich auch eine andere Form aufweisen. Falls dabei auf den formschlüssigen Eingriff mit den benachbarten Betonbauteilen verzichtet wird, werden zusätzliche Bewehrungselemente zur Schubkraftübertragung in das Bauelement 2 eingesetzt.In the exemplary embodiment, the
Wesentlich ist nun, dass das Bauelement 2 mehrere Trennelemente in Form von Rissblechen 6 umfasst. Diese Rissbleche sind etwa vertikal und senkrecht zur Wandebene orientiert, im Ergebnis also etwa senkrecht zur thermisch bedingten Längenänderungen in Richtung L. Die Rissbleche erstrecken sich nahezu über die gesamte Fugentiefe T, wobei sie zumindest einseitig, im Ausführungsbeispiel sowohl zur Wand 1 hin wie auch zur Decke 3 hin über den Isolierkörper 4 vorstehen und somit in die Stirnseite 1a der Wand 1 und die Unterseite 3a der Decke 3 formschlüssig eintauchen und dort betoniert werden.It is now essential that the
Durch das Eindringen der Rissbleche 6 in die Wand 1 und die Decke 3 lösen die Rissbleche bei thermisch bedingten Relativbewegungen zwischen den Betonbauteilen jeweils die Bildung kleiner Risse im sich in geringerem Ausmaß längenden Betonbauteil aus, durch die die Stirnseite 1a der Wand 1 bzw. die Unterseite 3a der Decke 3 ihre Abmessung in Richtung L bei jedem Rissblech 6 um eine Rissbreite R vergrößern können. Durch die Vielzahl dieser Rissbleche 6 und die dadurch "mitgelieferten" Rissbreiten R lassen sich große Relativbewegungen zwischen den Betonbauteilen kompensieren.Due to the penetration of the
Die Systematik dieser Kompensation von Relativbewegung bzw. Ausdehnungsunterschieden wird anhand einer Prinzipskizze in den
Durch mehrere entlang der Fuge 24 verteilte und in
Um den Effekt der Risse 17 zu veranschaulichen, sind in den
Insgesamt ist es durch die aufkumulierten Risse 17 möglich, die Relativverschiebungen zwischen zwei thermisch getrennten Betonbauteilen 11 und 13 auszugleichen, indem die Risse dafür sorgen, dass das an sich kürzere Betonbauteil sich an ihrem fugennahen Randbereich auffächert und dort insgesamt länger wird.Overall, the accumulated
Die
Wesentlich ist auch hier, dass der Isolierkörper 24 von mehreren Rissblechen 26 durchquert ist. Diese Rissbleche sind in vertikaler Ebene quer zur Längserstreckung L des Isolierkörpers 24 angeordnet und ragen jeweils in die Wand 21 und die Decke 23 hinein, sodass es bei thermisch bedingten Relativverschiebungen zwischen Wand und Decke zu der beschriebenen Rissbildung kommt.It is also important here that the insulating
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- Structural element (2, 22) for thermal insulation between two concrete structural components (1, 3, 11, 13, 21, 23) separated by a gap, especially between a building wall on one side and a building ceiling on the other side, wherein the structural element (2, 22) comprises an insulating body (4, 24) positionable in the gap and reinforcing elements (5, 15, 25) for at least absorbing and transmitting compressive and/or shear forces between those concrete structural components, which reinforcing elements (5, 15, 25) project from the insulating body, and wherein the structural element (2, 22) has additional separating elements (6, 26) which project beyond the insulating body (4, 24) on at least one side and are suitable, at least with sub-regions, for extending into one of the two concrete structural components (1, 3, 13, 21, 23) and forming therein predetermined crack locations (7, 17, 27) for temperature-induced changes in length relative to the other concrete structural component, wherein the sub-regions of the separating elements (6, 26) capable of extending into one of the two concrete structural components (1, 3, 13, 21, 23) are oriented at least approximately in a direction which is inclined relative to the direction of longitudinal extent L of the insulating body,characterised in thatthe separating elements (6, 26) are in the form of flexible separating films and/or in the form of planar, rectangular, rigid crack-control sheets and/or in the form of notch-forming wedge-shaped elements.
- Structural element (2, 22) according to claim 1,characterised in thatthe separating elements (6, 26) run essentially in planes which, relative to the direction of longitudinal extent of the insulating body, have an inclination in a range between 90° + 60° and 90° - 60° and especially of the order of about 90°.
- Structural element (2, 22) according to either one of the preceding claims,characterised in thatthe separating elements (6, 26) extend over an entire width transversely with respect to the longitudinal extent of the insulating body (4, 24).
- Structural element (2, 22) according to either one of claims 1 and 2,characterised in thatthe separating elements (6, 26) extend over only a portion of a width transversely with respect to the longitudinal extent L of the insulating body (4, 24), preferably leaving the edges free.
- Structural element (2, 22) according to any one of the preceding claims,characterised in thatthe separating elements (6, 26) are mounted at least indirectly on reinforcing elements of the structural element and especially on reinforcing elements for the purpose of shear force transmission.
- Structural element (2, 22) according to any one of the preceding claims,characterised in thatthe separating elements (6, 26) are arranged especially centrally between two mutually adjacent reinforcing elements (5, 15, 25).
- Structural element (2, 22) according to any one of the preceding claims,characterised in thatthe separating elements (6, 26) are held entirely or partly by the insulating body (4, 24).
- Structural element (2, 22) according to any one of the preceding claims,characterised in thatit is in the form of a kit having interlockable insulating bodies (4, 24) and/or reinforcing elements (5, 15, 25) and/or separating elements (6, 26).
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