EP3628789A1 - Bande d'étanchéité en mousse dérivant de l'eau, pour différentes dimensions de profil et dispositif d'étanchéité doté d'une telle bande d'étanchéité flexible - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a joint sealing tape made of foam for different profile dimensions of a dry construction framework for sealing structural joints, in particular for sealing against noise and smoke and possibly against fire, the joint sealing tape being water-draining.
- the invention relates to the acoustic, smoke-proof and / or fire-proof sealing of connection joints in drywall, in particular movement joints, the joint sealing tape being designed in such a way that, despite installation in an early construction phase, water retention - caused by, for example, rainwater - in the joint sealing tape reduces water penetration / Water discharge accelerates and a complete drying of the joint sealing tape is ensured.
- Connection joints are usually created when different components meet. Connection joints are located in the connection area to the floor ceiling, to the floor and to solid walls. Due to weight or thermal influences, the ceiling can be lowered or raised in buildings. In order to avoid damaging the drywall, the upper connection joint is designed as a movement joint. Movement joints are therefore joints that interrupt components that prevent stress cracks.
- the ceiling profile is designed in such a way that a relative movement between the ceiling profile and the vertical wall components is possible.
- connection components which is part of the stud frame.
- the plasterboard panels themselves are attached at a defined distance from the connecting component.
- the system is usually sealed in the gap between the plasterboard and the ceiling.
- a suitable sealing compound is introduced or the gap is filled with mineral wool and provided with a sealing layer on the surface. It is also known to seal these joints with various foams and foam sealing tapes, which ensures sufficient movement absorption.
- sealing the gap with foams and foam sealing tapes has some disadvantages.
- open-cell foams are used that are surrounded by a film and are installed at an early stage of construction
- rainwater can come into contact with the product because the facade is often not yet closed or water also enters through openings in ceilings.
- the foam can absorb the water and the water leakage is impaired by the surrounding film, which prevents the foam from drying quickly.
- damp seals can damage the building structure.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a water-draining arrangement which, in the event of a fire, enables a better sealing of the joint between two components, in particular between a drywall and a connecting component, such as a wall, a ceiling or a floor, and thus a better and Provides permanent sealing against noise and / or smoke and, if necessary, better and permanent fire protection and can be installed reliably and error-free with less work, and which despite installation in an early construction phase, water retention / water accumulation - caused by rain water - reduced in the joint sealing tape, the water penetration / water outlet accelerated and a complete dry sealing arrangement ensured.
- the present invention relates to a joint sealing tape for sealing a joint between a first component and a second component, with an elongated connecting element and at least two sealing elements, which are positioned spaced apart next to one another in the longitudinal direction of the connecting element on the connecting element, the sealing elements and the connecting element being made in one piece from an open cell slow-burning foam and are encased in a plastic film, characterized in that there is at least one opening in the plastic film on an underside of the respective sealing element.
- the present invention further relates to a sealing arrangement for sealing a joint between two adjacent components with at least a first component, a second component and the joint sealing tape according to the invention.
- intumescence in the context of the present invention means that under the action of heat, for example in the event of a fire, the material expands and forms an insulating layer of flame-retardant material, that is to say intumesces.
- lowly burning foam is understood to mean a foam that does not offer any possibility of fire spreading through the foam, is not self-inflammable and does not drain.
- the sealing elements are in particular arranged laterally on the first component.
- water-draining, water-conducting, water-outlet-promoting, water-passage-promoting and water-permeable are synonymous in the sense of the present invention and are to be regarded as synonyms; they mean that water retention / water accumulation in the joint sealing tape is reduced or that the water does not remain in the joint sealing tape in the long term and may cause damage to the building structure.
- the present invention relates to a water-draining joint sealing tape for sealing a joint between a first component and a second component, with an elongated connecting element and at least two sealing elements, which are positioned spaced apart next to one another in the longitudinal direction of the connecting element on the connecting element, the sealing elements and the connecting element consist in one piece of an open-cell, slowly burnable foam and are encased in a plastic film, which is characterized in that there is at least one opening in the plastic film on an underside of the respective sealing element.
- the present invention relates to a water-draining sealing arrangement for sealing a joint between two adjacent components, with at least a first component, a second component and the previously described joint sealing tape, the joint sealing tape being positioned in the upper region of the joint and configured to do so, to seal the joint from the outside.
- the joint sealing tape according to the invention is particularly suitable for securely sealing a structural joint between two adjoining components in a simple manner, in particular against sound and / or smoke and possibly also against fire, and that the joint sealing tape is simultaneously suitable for different profile widths, in particular a U- Profile of a drywall frame, is universally applicable.
- openings on the underside of the sealing elements made of open-cell, slowly separable foam despite installation in an early phase of construction, reduce water retention / water accumulation - caused by rainwater - in the joint sealing tape, accelerate the water penetration / water leakage and ensure that the joint sealing tape dries completely.
- the connecting element of the joint sealing tape can have a perforation and / or a widening element.
- the sealing elements of the joint sealing tape have a predetermined geometry, in particular a rectangular profile with rounded corners.
- the water-draining joint sealing tape according to the invention for sealing a joint between a first component and a second component, with an elongated connecting element and at least two sealing elements, which are positioned spaced next to one another in the longitudinal direction of the connecting element on the connecting element, the sealing elements and the connecting element being made in one piece from an open-cell, slow-burning material are made of foam and are covered by a plastic film, which is characterized in that there is at least one opening in the plastic film on an underside of the respective sealing element.
- the at least one opening enables water retention / accumulation caused by rainwater on the The construction site if the joint sealing tape is installed early and comes into contact with water through an open facade or openings in the ceiling.
- open-cell foams When using open-cell foams, the water is often sucked up and the water escape from the surrounding film is impaired, which prevents the foam from drying quickly. Due to the at least one opening on the underside of the respective sealing element in the plastic film, the water retention - caused by rainwater - is reduced in the joint sealing tape, or the water penetration / water outlet is accelerated and complete drying of the joint sealing tape is ensured.
- the openings can be in the form of a hole or slot, particularly preferably in the form of an angular or round hole.
- the at least one opening has a diameter in a range from 1 to 10 mm, preferably from 3 to 7 mm, most preferably the diameter is 3 mm.
- the joint sealing tape there are a plurality of openings on the underside of the respective sealing element at a distance from one another in the range from 10 to 60 mm, preferably from 10 to 50 mm, most preferably from 15 to 40 mm.
- the openings can be made in the underside of the respective sealing element by cutting, punching, slitting or lasering.
- lasering is preferred because it represents a non-contact, precise process step that is used particularly in continuous production.
- lasering ensures that no material is removed, no chips and / or other contamination in the production line and no material loss on the foam.
- the connecting element has a perforation.
- the perforation of the connecting element preferably runs in the middle of the connecting element, ie in the longitudinal direction of the joint sealing tape. This perforation enables easy separation (tearing apart) or alternatively pulling apart the two joint sealing halves.
- two separate joint sealing tape halves can easily be created manufacture, each having a sealing element, and which with the aid of an adhesive device, such as a separate adhesive tape or adhesive spray, and either for a one-sided seal or for wider U-profiles, in particular U-profiles with profile widths of more than 10 inches (254 mm ), can be used.
- joint sealing tape is provided with self-adhesive devices before it is cut, so that two half tapes are formed after tearing apart, which can be installed immediately without any additional aids.
- the joint sealing tape halves can thus be used universally for different profile dimensions.
- the sealing elements of the joint sealing tape according to the invention for sealing a joint between a first component and a second component have a predetermined geometry.
- geometries within the scope of the present invention include various types of cross-section and cross-sectional shape.
- Preferred cross-sectional types of the sealing elements according to the present invention are full profile and hollow profile, wherein the hollow profile can be a closed or open hollow profile.
- Solid profile and hollow profile with a large profile wall thickness have the advantage that there is no gap automatically when two sealing elements touch. Hollow profiles can be compressed more and thus absorb more movement. It is particularly preferred that the sealing elements have a full profile.
- Preferred cross-sectional shapes of the sealing elements according to the present invention are round profile and polygonal profile, in particular rectangular profile, square profile, oval profile, parallelogram profile and triangular profile. Round profiles and rectangular profiles are particularly preferred, with the rectangular profile being the most preferred. However, other or mixed cross-sectional shapes are also conceivable and possible, such as a rectangular profile with rounded corners, as long as the sealing elements adjoin the two components after the joint sealing tape has been installed and can close the joint existing between the components.
- the sealing elements are preferably positioned on the outer edge of the connecting element.
- the sealing elements have a round profile.
- the sealing elements have an oval profile.
- the sealing elements have a rectangular profile with rounded corners.
- the sealing elements have a full profile and a round profile.
- the sealing elements have a full profile and an oval profile.
- the sealing elements have a full profile and a rectangular profile with rounded corners.
- the geometry of the sealing elements can be prefabricated, for example by cutting, extruding or pressing a suitable sealing material.
- the production of such cross-sectional types and cross-sectional shapes is known to the person skilled in the art. It is preferred that the geometry of the sealing elements is prefabricated by defined cutting or extrusion. It is particularly preferred that the geometry of the sealing elements is produced by extrusion.
- the sealing elements and the connecting element consist in one piece of an open-cell, slowly burnable foam.
- Conventional foams such as polyethylene and polyurethane foam or cellular rubber can be mentioned as the foam material.
- the foam can be impregnated with an impregnate, which increases the sealing properties of the foam.
- the open-cell sealing elements are encased in a plastic film.
- the cell sizes of the open-cell, slowly separable foam are in a range from 0.1 to 10 mm, preferably from 0.2 to 5.0 mm, most preferably> 0.3 mm.
- the sealing elements consist of a slowly burning foam, such as cellular rubber or polyurethane foam. If the foam burns slowly, there is no possibility of the fire spreading through the foam. Self-ignition is impossible with the above-mentioned foam raw materials. It is advantageous that there is no dripping in the event of a fire.
- a slowly burning foam should be at least 20%, at least 25%, preferably at least 30%, between 20% and 60%, between 20% and 40%, preferably between 25% in a temperature range between 500 ° C and 800 ° C. own up to 30% of its original volume. Furthermore, a slowly burning foam should be at least 10%, at least 20%, preferably at least 30%, between 10% and 40%, between 10% and 30%, preferably between 15% in a temperature range between 500 ° C and 800 ° C. up to 20% of its original mass.
- the material can contain appropriate additives if fire protection properties, such as intumescence, are desired.
- fire protection properties such as intumescence
- the material When exposed to heat, such as in the event of a fire, the material expands and forms an insulating layer made of flame-retardant material.
- a voluminous, insulating layer namely an ash layer
- the bulky, insulating layer can be formed by inflating a single compound which, without the chemical reaction between two compounds, releases gases when exposed to heat.
- Such systems are known to the person skilled in the art under the term physical intumescence and can also be used according to the invention. Both systems can be used individually or together as a combination according to the invention.
- the open-cell, slowly burnable foam consists of an intumescent polyurethane material.
- the sealing elements are firmly connected to the connecting element over at least part of their circumference. This creates a firm connection between the connecting element and the sealing elements, so that the sealing elements are prevented from completely detaching from the connecting element even when the fastening area is subjected to heavy loads and when the sealing elements are partially detached.
- the sealing elements are firmly connected to the connecting element over their entire circumference. In this way, on the one hand, an optimal and permanent fastening of the sealing elements to the connecting element is achieved, which make detachment of the sealing elements from the connecting element almost impossible.
- the sealing elements and the connecting element consist of an open-cell intumescent polyurethane material and are completely encased in a polyethylene film.
- the area of the connecting element that lies between the two sealing elements, more precisely between the two points of contact of the connecting element with the sealing element, defines a support area that consists only of the connecting element.
- the support area is dimensioned so that it corresponds approximately to the width of the web of the U-profile. This facilitates the installation and in particular the positioning of the joint sealing tape on the web of the U-profile.
- the contact area of the joint sealing tape according to the invention has a width in the range from approximately 30 mm to approximately 300 mm, preferably in the range from approximately 50 to 250 mm, and more preferably in the range from approximately 90 to 155 mm.
- the contact area of the joint sealing tape according to the invention has a width of 67 mm for a 2-1 / 2 inch (64 mm) rail, of 95 mm for a 3-5 / 8 inch (92 mm) rail, of 105 mm for a 4 inch (102 mm) rail, of 155 mm for a 6 inch (152 mm) rail, of 206 mm for an 8 inch (203 mm) rail or of 257 mm for a 10 inch ( 254 mm) rail. It is most preferred that the contact area of the joint sealing tape according to the invention has a width of 95 mm a 3-5 / 8 inch (92 mm) rail or 155 mm for a 6 inch (152 mm) rail.
- the connecting element of the joint sealing tape according to the invention can furthermore have at least one widening element. It is preferred that the widening element is in the form of a loop.
- the widening element consists of a deformable material, a plastic film, a woven fabric, a fleece or the like, preferably of a plastic film such as polyethylene.
- This widening element is attached to the top or bottom of the connecting element so that a loop is formed. Fastening is done by sewing, gluing or welding, preferably by welding.
- the dimension of the loop is dimensioned such that after the two joint sealing tape halves have been pulled apart, the desired width for an alternative profile is created by severing the perforation of the connecting element.
- a second profile dimension can thus be obtained by a separation step, i.e. the joint sealing tape can, for example, be used simultaneously for a 3-5 / 8 inch (92 mm) or 6 inch (152 mm) rail.
- the joint sealing tape according to the invention can have one or more additional widening elements in the form of loops. These additional widening elements can be obtained by dividing the loop of the at least one widening element one or more times with a weld seam, so that several profile widths can be covered with one product by appropriately separating the seam or seams.
- the common U-profiles with profile widths of 2-1 / 2 inches (64 mm), 3-5 / 8 inches (92 mm), 4 inches (102 mm), 6 inches (152 mm), 8 inches (203 mm) and 10 inches (254 mm). This facilitates the installation and in particular the positioning of the joint sealing tape on the web of the U-profile.
- the widening elements can be provided with markings for the specific profile sizes. Due to the flexibility of the Widening element, however, it is possible to cover other profile widths of U-profiles of a drying rack structure with the joint sealing tape according to the invention and to seal the joint.
- the joint sealing tape according to the invention provides a universal product for different profile sizes and applications, which can also be produced inexpensively in a production line and is also water-draining.
- the dimension and the material of the joint sealing tape are selected in accordance with the planned use of the joint sealing tape.
- the dimension of the sealing elements is selected depending on the profile types and the material used. The dimension must be chosen so that the sealing element fills the gap between the gypsum plasterboard and the ceiling and lies sealingly against both the ceiling and the gypsum plasterboard. If a vertical movement of the plasterboard is permitted, the sealing element must follow the movement of the plasterboard so that the contact with the plasterboard does not break off and there is no gap between the sealing element and the plasterboard.
- the sealing element is preferably made of open-cell foam material and is appropriately pre-compressed during assembly of the plasterboard so that a downward movement of the plasterboard can be followed, which increases the gap between it and the ceiling. The preset freedom of movement of the plasterboard thus determines the dimension of the sealing element.
- the sealing elements can be positioned on a component in one step by means of a connecting element. It is also possible for the connecting element and / or the sealing elements in turn to have means for fastening to a component, such as a drywall profile, for example in the form of a self-adhesive layer, in the form of positive or non-positive means, such as suitable profiles, or the like, A single positioning of the sealing elements is optionally also possible, for example if the joint sealing tape is separated at the perforation and two joint sealing tape halves are obtained.
- the joint sealing tape according to the invention is preferably positioned on a component in one step.
- the joint sealing tape according to the invention is positioned before the attachment of a first component on the first component and then together with this on a second component in the usual manner, e.g. fixed by screws or nailing.
- the first component is preferably a frame profile of a dry construction framework, for example a U-profile
- the second component is a wall, a ceiling or a floor of a building.
- the first component is particularly preferably a U-shaped profile and the second component is a ceiling.
- the joint sealing tape is positioned on a U-profile before the profile is attached to the connection components, such as a ceiling, and then fastened together with this to the ceiling.
- the plasterboard one or two layers, is pressed onto the face of the sealing element, so that with double cladding, the top and bottom of the two plasterboard come into contact with the sealing element, thereby sealing the joint.
- the sealing element In order to allow the movement of the gypsum board (s) without a gap between the sealing element and the gypsum board or the gypsum board at maximum movement, the sealing element must be compressed when installing the gypsum board (s).
- the material and the thickness of the sealing element are selected so that the sealing element does not hinder the movement of the gypsum board (s) and, at the maximum joint width, the upper edge of the gypsum board (s) still touches the sealing element to ensure adequate sealing against gases.
- the width of the sealing element is preferably chosen so that it corresponds approximately to twice the width of a plasterboard. It has been found that adequate sealing can also be achieved if the width of the sealing element corresponds to the width of only one plasterboard.
- joint sealing tape When the joint sealing tape is arranged on the U-profile and butted against the ceiling, unevenness in both components can be compensated for and simple positioning without gluing is possible. Furthermore, the joint spacing can be checked by the subsequent positioning of the gypsum plasterboard and by the selection of the sealing materials and / or the geometry of the joint sealing tape.
- the sealing tape can be laminated on one side with a layer of a material which does not hinder the movement of the gypsum board, such as a plastic film. The positioning mark for the plasterboard can easily be applied to a film, for example.
- this type of installation With this type of installation, a large movement absorption in relation to the joint width is possible. Furthermore, this type is easier to assemble than the aforementioned single or double cladding, since the plasterboard can be easily mounted on the sealing element without measuring the distance. When using a positioning marker, the plasterboard can be installed without measuring the distance. In addition, this type of assembly does not rely on easily compressible materials for the sealing elements and therefore has a relatively large freedom in the choice of material.
- the joint can be sealed if, in the case of double planking, the two gypsum plasterboards are mounted so that they are offset horizontally in such a way that the outer of the two gypsum plasterboards (also referred to as the outer, second gypsum plasterboard) is higher (i.e. closer to the ceiling ) as the inner plasterboard (also referred to as the inner, first plasterboard).
- the thickness of the sealing element is chosen in accordance with the thickness of a plasterboard.
- the first, inner plasterboard becomes like this mounted that the upper edge touches the end faces of the sealing element, with little or no pre-compression of the sealing element is required.
- the second, outer gypsum board is staggered horizontally, ie it is mounted higher than the first, inner gypsum board, so that it partially covers the sealing element.
- the sealing element and the gypsum plasterboard should seal against each other in order to seal the gap between the outer, second gypsum plasterboard and the sealing element, in particular against gases. This results in a seal between the sealing element and the second component, for example a ceiling, a wall or a floor, and between the sealing element and the outer, second plasterboard.
- An empty gap remains between the second component, such as a ceiling, a wall or a floor, and the outer, second plasterboard. In the event of a vertical movement of the second component or of the gypsum plasterboard, this gap is completely available for recording movement.
- the dimension of the sealing element is therefore preferably selected such that its thickness is somewhat greater than the thickness of a plasterboard and its height is somewhat more than the maximum permissible movement of the components (maximum joint width).
- the thickness of the sealing element is greater than the thickness of the gypsum plasterboard, the gypsum plasterboard is pressed against the sealing element during assembly and compressed somewhat, as a result of which the gap between the sealing element and the gypsum plasterboard is reliably sealed, in particular against gases.
- markings can be made on the side of the joint sealing tape, a so-called positioning mark.
- the sealing tape can be laminated on one side with a layer of a material which does not hinder the movement of the gypsum board, such as a plastic film.
- the positioning mark for the outer, second gypsum plasterboard can easily be attached to a film.
- This type of installation allows maximum movement absorption in relation to the joint width. Furthermore, this type is very easy to assemble, since on the one hand the first plasterboard can be easily mounted on contact with the sealing element without measuring the distance. Secondly, in particular when using a positioning marker, the second plasterboard can also be installed without measuring the distance. In addition, this type of installation results in the greatest possible freedom in the choice of the material for the sealing elements, since these are only slightly compressed and therefore only low demands are placed on the compressibility of the sealing element.
- the joint sealing tape can be applied to all types of connection joints in which one component meets another component. Accordingly, the joint sealing tape can be applied to all profiles, including closed profiles or wooden beams, which must be sealed to form a connection surface.
- the joint sealing tape can also be used for sealing trapezoidal / corrugated sheets or for sealing from floor to wall, where they in particular enable improved drying.
- a particularly preferred application of the joint sealing tape thus relates to the sealing of the profiles in drywall construction, the first component being a ceiling, floor or wall profile or a metal or wooden frame structure of a drywall construction element, and the second component being a floor, ceiling or wall of a Component, for example a masonry or concrete component.
- the profile can be any of the commonly used profiles for drywall, regardless of whether it has a slotted or unslit web or slotted or unslit flanges.
- the other components are gypsum plasterboards, which lie close to the profiles and are attached to the stud frame. In order to permit vertical movement of the plasterboard, for example in the event of an earthquake, the plasterboard is mounted so that it can move vertically at a distance from a wall, floor or ceiling.
- This joint is filled by the sealing element of the joint sealing tape, so that Sealing element seals the joint against noise and / or smoke and, depending on the material of the joint sealing tape, possibly also against fire.
- the joint sealing tape is applied to the connection joints in drywall. It is clear to the person skilled in the art that the sealing tape can also be applied to other structural joints.
- FIG 1 A perspective front view of a preferred embodiment of a joint sealing tape 1 according to the invention is shown on a profile carrier 7.
- the joint sealing tape 1 in Figure 1a has two sealing elements 3a and 3b, which are positioned on the outer edges of the connecting element 2.
- the sealing elements 3a and 3b have a rectangular profile with rounded corners and a full profile, the connecting element 2 being positioned laterally on the sealing elements 3a and 3b.
- the sealing elements 3a and 3b and the connecting element 2 are made in one piece and consist of an open-cell, slowly removable foam which may contain fire protection additives.
- the joint sealing tape 1 is completely encased by a plastic film 4 and may have a perforation (P) in the longitudinal direction of the joint sealing tape 1 (not shown).
- P perforation
- Figure 2 shows a perspective front view of a joint sealing tape according to a further embodiment of the present invention, on a profile carrier, wherein the joint sealing tape has been separated at its perforation and wherein the sealing element has a foam profile and rectangular profile with rounded corners and is enveloped by a film and on the Bottom of the sealing element openings are in the form of slots in the plastic film.
- the two joint sealing tape halves each have a sealing element 3a or 3b (not shown), a part 2a or 2b (not shown) of the connecting element 2 and are each partially covered with plastic film 4.
- On the underside of the sealing element 3a there are openings 5 in the form of slots made in the plastic film 4.
- Regentetst have shown that the joint sealing tape according to the invention absorbs less water, that there is a very quick equilibrium between water absorption at the cutting edge and water discharge via the drainage openings, that the openings cause less and shorter horizontal spreading of the water, that the joint sealing tape has a significantly better drying behavior and that air contained in the joint sealing tape can very easily escape from the foam when installing the gypsum boards and ultimately, if the foam has absorbed water, it can be expressed very simply, since the water can drain off at any point.
- the water-draining joint sealing tape according to the invention is particularly suitable for securely sealing a structural joint between two adjacent components in a simple manner, in particular against sound and / or smoke and possibly also against fire, and can also be used universally for different profile widths .
- the acoustic, smoke-proof and / or fire-proof sealing of connection joints in drywall ensures that, despite installation in an early construction phase, water retention / water accumulation - caused by rainwater - in the joint sealing band is reduced, the water penetration / Water discharge accelerates and a complete drying of the joint sealing tape is ensured.
- the joint sealing tape according to the invention can be used universally for different profile widths of a U-profile of a drywall frame, in particular for the usual profile widths of 2-1 / 2 inches (64 mm), 3-5 / 8 inches (92 mm), 4 inches (102 mm) ), 6 inches (152 mm), 8 inches (203 mm) and 10 inches (254 mm).
- the joint sealing tape according to the invention provides a universal product for different profile sizes and applications, which can also be produced inexpensively in a production line.
- the application is very easy to assemble, since no additional fastening of the joint sealing tape, for example on the profile or on the ceiling, is necessary. Due to the self-centering of the joint sealing tape, fitting the joint sealing tape, for example, to a profile, is also not necessary when mounting the profile on a component. Installation is therefore extremely simple and the work involved in installing the joint sealing tape is significantly reduced. With the invention, therefore, a safe and reliable sealing of joints between two components, in particular between a profile of a drywall framework and an adjacent component, such as a ceiling, wall or floor, is achieved. Sealing on both sides can be achieved in just one work step by providing a prefabricated sealing element.
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