ES1173233U - Muffler joint system between prefabricated modules (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Tongue and groove joining system between prefabricated modules designed for their successive joining through their sides of greater length, characterized because it is carried out taking into account the following aspects: a. Two termination profiles of each panel designed to be longitudinally joined to groove and tongue to prevent transverse or opening displacements between successive panels, until the desired surface resulting from the height of the panel is formed by the width of each panel multiplied by the number of panels assembled. b. End of joints consisting of the endowment at the longitudinal ends of each panel and on both sides, of the corresponding longitudinal and uniform recesses designed to come into contact when the unión between the two assembled profiles is carried out, and, subsequently, lodge a fiberglass mesh and suitable material to undertake the unión in order to achieve a durable fixation in material similar to that of the prefabricated panel itself. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

  Tongue and groove joint system between prefabricated modules.

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OBJECT OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a system of joining between prefabricated modules that prevents the panels from separating and incorporates a fiberglass mesh through which an almost imperceptible termination is achieved.

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The present invention has its field of action, in the auxiliary construction industry, specifically in the manufacturing of prefabricated panels.

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Background of the state of the art The tongue and groove, or machimbre, is a system for assembling brushed wood boards by means of recesses and cuts in their edges, to achieve by means of the succession of pieces fitted together a single smooth, uniform surface solid.

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To apply this principle, two types of profiling are carved in the edges of the table: male, in the form of an outstanding flange, and female, in the form of a channel; Its measures are designed to achieve a perfect union. To assemble the boards, the male-cut edge of one piece is embedded within the female-cut edge of another piece, being joined to support the loads of the use. This system is mainly used for wooden floors, where it is sought to achieve a smooth and non-deformable surface against the application of the loads of use. For long boards (of 3.20 m in length) only two of the four edges are carved, since the work sizing of the pieces does not justify working the four.

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Where there is the use of tongue and groove in the four songs is in parquet palms. The tongue and groove is also used in games, as is the puzzle of square pieces. According to the state of the art, there are a wide variety of inventions among which the British application G82469880, the US application US2009205274, the international application W08602398, the Spanish utility model application U201030844, the European patent application EP2354345, the

U.S. patent US4833855 or also international WO 2013093167

A 1 in which different solutions for obtaining systems are described

modular building constructs based on structural elements and panels

assembled together.

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Thus, the traditional tongue and groove joining systems on which they are based

guarantee joints where there are no longitudinal displacements between

contact panels; however, there are often opening problems

transversal on the plane that make up two adjacent panels.

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However, the quot; tongue and groove joint system between prefabricated modules;

they provide the following advantages with respect to the state of the art;

• The alignment between adjoining panels until their total support increases

considerably its self-supporting capacity.

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• Treatment of joints, providing greater structural continuity and

surface finish as if it were a single piece, thus avoiding

same, the usual material highlight in the joints when making use of

traditional methods.

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EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

By way of explanation of the `` tongue and groove joint system between modules

prefabricatedquot ;, it consists of making use of prefabricated panels

conceived for its successive union through its longer sides, which

They have been manufactured taking into account the following aspects;

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A. Two termination profiles of each panel designed for

longitudinal assembly to groove and tongue, which prevents displacements

transversal or opening between successive panels, until forming the

desired surface resulting from the height of the panel by the width of each

panel multiplied by the number of assembled panels.

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B. Termination of unions consisting of endowment at the ends

longitudinal of each panel and on the two faces, of the corresponding

longitudinal and uniform recesses designed to come into contact

when the union between the two assembled profiles is carried out, and,

subsequently, accommodate a fiberglass mesh and suitable material to undertake the joint in order to achieve a durable fixation in material similar to that of the prefabricated panel itself, obtaining on both sides seen of the joints a continuity as if of a single piece

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DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description being made and in order to help a better understanding of the features of the invention, in accordance with a

A preferred example of practical realization thereof is accompanied as an integral part of said description, a drawing in which, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows a main section view of a prefabricated module of the

15 '; tongue and groove joint system between prefabricated modules. Figure 2.- It shows a main section view of two assembled modules of the `` tongue and groove joint system between prefabricated modules ''. Figure 3.- Shows a view in main section of two assembled modules of the quot; tongue and groove joint system between prefabricated modules; provided with screw

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In the mentioned figures the following constituent elements can be highlighted;

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Prefabricated panel

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Tongue and groove joint system.

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Fiberglass mesh.

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Material for the treatment of the joint.

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Fixing screw.

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As an example of a preferred embodiment of the `` tongue and groove joint system between prefabricated modules '', in view of figures 1-2, it can be seen how the prefabricated panel 1 provided with the

corresponding longitudinal profiles 2 that guarantee the tongue and groove joint

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panels prefabricated in Contact provided, So same, from the

corresponding recesses for the treatment of joints 3, on which

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it will accommodate the fiberglass mesh 4 and material for the treatment of the joint 5.

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As an alternative embodiment, and in order to obtain a greater solidity of the

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between panels prefabricated successive that optimize the continuity

structurally, in figure 3 it can be seen how alternatively the

joints, longitudinally housing fixing screws 6 between the two profiles

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regularly distributed over the length in which the union is carried out.

It is not considered necessary to make this description more extensive so that any

expert in the field understand the scope of the invention and the advantages of the

They are derived. The shape of the profiles that make the tongue and groove joint, their

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dimensions or materials employees, So how the techniques used for

implement the joints on two longitudinal recesses will be susceptible to

modification as long as this does not imply an alteration to the essentiality of the

invention.

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The terms in which this report has been written must always be taken in

broad and non-limiting sense

Claims (1)

1.-Tongue and groove joint system between prefabricated modules designed for successive joining through their longer length sides, characterized in that 5 is carried out taking into account the following aspects; A. Two termination profiles of each panel designed for longitudinal groove and tongue assembly to avoid transverse or opening movements between successive panels, until forming the 10 desired surface resulting from the height of the panel by the width of each panel multiplied by the number of assembled panels. B. Termination of joints consisting of the endowment at the longitudinal ends of each panel and on both sides of the corresponding 15 longitudinal and uniform recesses designed to come into contact when the union between the two assembled profiles is carried out, and, subsequently, accommodate a fiberglass mesh and suitable material to undertake the union in order to achieve a lasting fixation in material similar to the prefabricated panel itself. 3/ \ .. / ¡ ~ 2. 3 Figure 1  Figure 2    1; 4  255 ~ ~ / 3 Figure 3