IL111680A - Form panel having marginal strips formed by a flat extruded section - Google Patents

Form panel having marginal strips formed by a flat extruded section

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IL111680A
IL111680A IL11168094A IL11168094A IL111680A IL 111680 A IL111680 A IL 111680A IL 11168094 A IL11168094 A IL 11168094A IL 11168094 A IL11168094 A IL 11168094A IL 111680 A IL111680 A IL 111680A
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marginal
facing sheet
strip
marginal strip
groove
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Maier G Paschal Werk
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04BUILDING
    • E04GSCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G17/00Connecting or other auxiliary members for forms, falsework structures, or shutterings
    • E04G17/04Connecting or fastening means for metallic forming or stiffening elements, e.g. for connecting metallic elements to non-metallic elements
    • E04G17/045Connecting or fastening means for metallic forming or stiffening elements, e.g. for connecting metallic elements to non-metallic elements being tensioned by wedge-shaped elements
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04BUILDING
    • E04GSCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G9/00Forming or shuttering elements for general use
    • E04G9/02Forming boards or similar elements
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04BUILDING
    • E04GSCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G9/00Forming or shuttering elements for general use
    • E04G9/02Forming boards or similar elements
    • E04G2009/023Forming boards or similar elements with edge protection
    • E04G2009/025Forming boards or similar elements with edge protection by a flange of the board's frame

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  • Architecture (AREA)
  • Mechanical Engineering (AREA)
  • Civil Engineering (AREA)
  • Structural Engineering (AREA)
  • Forms Removed On Construction Sites Or Auxiliary Members Thereof (AREA)
  • Finishing Walls (AREA)
  • Panels For Use In Building Construction (AREA)
  • Extrusion Moulding Of Plastics Or The Like (AREA)
  • Joining Of Building Structures In Genera (AREA)
  • Mirrors, Picture Frames, Photograph Stands, And Related Fastening Devices (AREA)
  • Biological Treatment Of Waste Water (AREA)
  • Connection Of Plates (AREA)
  • Processing And Handling Of Plastics And Other Materials For Molding In General (AREA)

Abstract

The proposed shuttering panel (1) has edge struts (3) formed from a flat extruded section made of aluminium, an aluminium alloy or another light metal, ensuring both lightness and rigidity. The contact points for clamps (7) for the mutual securing of such edge struts (3) of adjacent panels (1) are at a distance from the shuttering lining (2) at a site where the edge struts (3) have a full cross section and the hollow spaces (8) on either side of these contact points are not at risk of being deformed by the pressure exerted by the fixing clamps (7). A channel (14) or groove is provided with which the clamp can engage to ensure that this contact point is actually used. This makes it possible to use the same clamp (7) which serves for edge struts made of flat material with a central bead so that shuttering panels made of different materials and provided with such edge struts can be combined.

Description

rown nmvjvj ητη o sun ο»!?ι¾α ο> 3 rfryi rran A FORM PANEL HAVING MARGINAL STRIPS FORMED BY A FLAT EXTRUDED SECTION The invention relates to a form panel having at its edges marginal strips which project approximately at right angles to the facing sheet and are formed by an extruded section of aluminium, an aluminium alloy or of similar light metal, wherein said marginal strips have stop faces which run at right angles to the facing sheet and in . the position of use bear directly or indirectly against stop faces of marginal strips .of neighbouring form panels, and fasteners in the form of clamps are applied to said ' marginal strips at their backs opposed to the stop faces and serve to fasten together the contiguous marginal strips, wherein the extruded sections have - cells or similar cavities, which extend in the longitudinal direction of the marginal strips and are enclosed all round by walls, and wherein for attaching a facing sheet the one edge of the marginal strip has an angle space and the edge which is parallel thereto and is remote from the facing sheet is ^embraced by the clamp in the position of use, wherein the point for application of the elamp;^is a. grop.ve or channel which extends at the back of the marginal^ strip__and is arranged approximately midway between the .edges, of the marginal strip.
Such a form panel is already known from practice. The marginal strips in the form of an extruded section are relatively thick and therefore correspondingly large clamps have to be applied to them. Further, due to the hollow cross section of the extruded section, an additional strip running parallel to the facing sheet has to be formed for internal stiffening and is situated in the area of the groove or channel. The large cross section entails a corresponding weight and above all correspondingly large clamps of correspondingly heavy weight have to be used for connecting such form panels.
Form panels are also already known from practice in which the marginal strips are made of light metal and the cross section is kept relatively shallow. In order that these marginal strips also known from practice have the required stiffness they are also in the form of an extruded section with cavities. This known extruded section has two back points for application of a clamp, each situated near either edge of this extruded section, namely on the one hand near the edge situated at the facing sheet and on the other hand near the edge remote therefrom.
The points of application overlap the cavities situated in the extruded section .and therefore when the clamp exerts a high force there is the danger of indentation of the light metal hollow section ' of the marginal strip. In" order that The point, remote from the facing sheet, at which the clamp is applied is conical viewed in cross section, giving rise to a certain centring effect, but at the same time also to a force component transversely of the wall situated there defining one of the cavities of the extruded section. Hence deformation in this area as well cannot be ruled out when high clamping forces are applied. If such deformation of the extruded section in the area of its walls defining the cavities is to be ruled out, the forces emanating from the clamps either have to be limited or the walls of the marginal strip have to be made correspondingly strong, again leading to an increased weight of the form panel.
In the case of the extruded section of relatively wide cross section, a correspondingly wide seating surface for the facing sheet is formed. However the necessity of correspondingly large clamps has to be conceded to. In the case of the extruded section of shallow cross section, only a very small seating surface is formed at the edge of the marginal strip proximate to the facing sheet.
In both instances the fastener therefore has to be introduced into the narrow edge of the facing sheet, or in the case of the wide "extruded section the" fastener has to ' be introduced from the side of the facing sheet facing the concrete. This represents * either . a less stable f ixat'i'oi " of """harm to "the facing" sheet facing the concrete. · · - particularly to ones having a central bead, wherein the fastening of the marginal strips to the facing sheet is simultaneously improved, but nevertheless relatively small clamps can be used.
To accomplish this object a form panel of the kind mentioned at the outset is characterized in that the marginal strip is a flat extruded section and in the area of the groove or channel has a solid cross section, that on either side of the channel cavities extend within the marginal strip, that the angle space, which receives the facing sheet and is located at that edge of the marginal strip which is proximate thereto, has bearing against the back of the facing sheet an integral strip extended in cross section, which strip is the continuation of the wall defining the cavity near the facing sheet and serves as the fastening flange for the facing sheet.
Since the marginal strip is a flat extruded section, relatively small clamps are sufficient in order to be able to grip the marginal strips of adjacent form panels. It is also possible to attach form panels having marginal strips of flat steel material, as are described in DE-A-41 03 775.8. Hence a wide spectrum of applications follows. It is advantageous that the clamp is applied to a channel approximatel in the centre of the marginal strip in order to be able to press the marginal " strips together. · ■-.'·■■- - ■- -· -i- ·-- --.. relationship to the facing sheet, there is also sufficient space in the area of the facing sheet for the same to be fastened to the marginal strip, for instance at the back of the facing sheet. 5 J It is of considerable advantage that the angle space, which receives the facing sheet and is located at that edge of the marginal strip which is proximate thereto, has bearing against the back of the facing sheet an integral strip 10 extended in cross section, which strip is the continuation of the wall defining the cavity near the facing sheet and serves as the fastening flange for the facing sheet. The wall which defines a cavity of the extruded section and extends near and parallel to the facing sheet and to the area for concrete 15 placement therefore does not have to serve as an additional support of the clamp and to take up the clamping forces, because the point for application of the clamp is moved from this area further outwards. Therefore the wall can have the flange-like continuation mentioned, enabling a good seating 20 for the back of the facing sheet and fixation there. Fasteners are then outside the areas where marginal strips of neighbouring form panels contact each other. In addition,' the fastener does not have to be introduced into the narrow side of the facing sheet. Rathermore the fastener provided with an 25" appropriate cross section can be applied transversely of- the facing sheet. Hence an improved fixation of the facing sheet' the clamp can serve to align the two connected marginal strips which abut the counter-stop on the clamp and are hence made to assume a uniform and corresponding position relative to the clamp. 5 The marginal strip may be of approximately the same thickness in the area of its parallel cavities on either side of the groove, and the cavities and the walls defining them may preferably also be of approximately the same thickness . This 1 0 then results in a marginal strip of largely uniform thickness, interrupted only at the back by the groove or channel which corresponds to the bead in a marginal strip, according to DE-41 03 775 and may also have its shape and effect. It is suitable if this groove has inclined 1 5 boundaries, whereby the angle of inclination may be for example 45° in order to . be able to co-operate with a correspondingly inclined projection of a clamp. This leads to the alignment already mentioned at the counter-stop of the clamp. ^ 20 The breadth of the cavities transversely of the plane formed by the facing "sheet may also be approximately the same. Then cavities on either side of the groove for application of the . clamp are produced which are of approximately the same -■-■25— thickness and breadth- and- have- approximately the same bending strength. Consequently the force of the clamp can also be " uniformly distributed" on either side of the" point for " ~"*' " " "'application of" the clamp. : — · - —··--- — -- - ■ — faces proper being pressed firmly together and thereby to good tightness. Any small amounts of dirt can be held by the recess or space.
Connection to a marginal strip of flat steel material having an inwrought bead according to German laid open print No. 41 03 775 is rendered possible in that the groove-like channel or the like for application of a clamp is arranged at that distance to the facing sheet and to the free edge of the marginal strip at which a bead for the application of the clamp is located in a marginal strip formed of flat steel material, and that in particular the breadth of the marginal strip consisting of flat material is the same as the breadth of the marginal strip formed by an extruded section. Therefore the stop faces can serve for such marginal strips composed of different materials to be aligned to one another. The form panel hence has a high loading capacity, accompanied by favourable, low weight and can be connected without any difficulty to the frames of known form panels having flat, steel marginal strips. In an advantageous way identical clamps can be used, i.e. an owner of formwork with form panels having marginal "strips of flat, steel material can replace or complement them by a form panel having the marginal strip embodied by the invention formed by an extruded -section and he can use the latter together with the - other form panels. The owner of an older formwork system t erefore ""a1sό has the possibility of gradually changing it ---o er"'to 7 t e' hew form panels ,-- without no longer being- able to - - use the older ones. :- . An_ exemplary, embodiment of the invention will be described in ^ r-tjier^ Fig. 1 is a side view, partly in section, of an edge area of a form panel, showing at the upper edge of the form panel the marginal strip in cross section embodied by the invention formed by an extruded section, Fig. 2 is a cross section through two contiguous marginal strips according to the invention which are pressed together by a clamp applied to their central, grooved area where they have a solid cross section, the facing sheet being omitted for the sake of simplicity, Fig. 3 is a view corresponding to that of Fig. 2, wherein a marginal strip embodied by the invention formed by an extruded section is pressed together with a marginal Strip of flat steel material having a groove-like bead by the clamp, again for the sake of simplicity showing only the marginal strips and not the complete form panels.
. A form panel, generally designated 1, has at its edges marginal " strips , generally designated 3, which project approximately at right angles to its facing sheet 2 and are formed by a flat extruded section of aluminium, an aluminium -alloy or of another light metal. In. addition the facing sheet-, may be stiffened by further hollow sections 4 or the like between -these marginal strips 3..
The' .marginal; stri'ps::3 are provided with' stop faces 5 which According to Figs. 2 and 3 fasteners in the form of clamps 7 are applied to the backs 6 opposed to the stop faces 5 and serve to fasten together the contiguous marginal strips 3, so that the marginal strips 3 and thereby the form panels 1 are 5 frictionally interconnected. According to the exemplary embodiments the extruded sections composing the marginal strips 3 have cells or cavities 8 which extend in the longitudinal direction of the marginal strips and are enclosed all round by walls 9. This leads to reduction in 10 weight, nevertheless accompanied by good stiffness.
The marginal strip 3 has at its one edge 10 located in the area of the facing sheet 2 an angle space 11 for attachment of the latter, the one angle leg engaging over the end face 15 of the facing sheet 2, while the other angle leg 12 is applied, to the facing sheet 2 at the back thereof facing away from the surface for concrete placement.
The marginal strip 3 has its edge 13 parallel thereto and 20 remote from the facing sheet 2 embraced by the clamp 7 in the position of use, as is shown in Figs. 2 and 3. .
The point -for application of the clamp 7 is a groove 14 or channel which extends at the back 6 of the marginal strip 3 The angle space 11, which receives the facing sheet 2 and is located at that edge 10 of the marginal strip 3 which is proximate thereto, has bearing against the back of the facing sheet 2 an integral strip 15 or flange extended in cross 5 section, which strip or flange is the continuation of the wall 16 which defines the cavity 8 near the facing sheet and runs parallel to the facing sheet 2 and to the surface for concrete placement. This strip 15 may serve as the fastening flange for the facing sheet 2, as is indicated by the dot- 10 dash line 17 signifying a screw. There is consequently sufficient room for a fastener of almost any cross section, so that considerably improved fixation is -possible than if it had to be effected through that leg of the angle space which engages over the end face 18 of the lining skin and is 15 applied to a seal 19 there. In addition the entire marginal strip 3 is stiffened further by this strip 15.
In the area of the free edge 13 of the marginal strip 3, next to the cavity 8 arranged there, a portion 20 of solid 20 material and a reduction of cross-sectional area 21 are to be seen. The reduction of cross-sectional area can be engaged by a complementary counter-stop 22 of the clamp 7 and hence serves as a stop when aligning two interconnected marginal strips 3, as is apparent in Fig. 2. According to Figs. 1 and groove 14, and the cavities 8 and walls defining them are also of approximately the same thickness, resulting in largely conforming dimensions throughout the breadth of the marginal strips 3 and thereby the same compressive and flexural strengths everywhere. The breadth of the cavities 8 transversely of the plane formed by the facing sheet 2 are also approximately the same.
According to Figs. 1 and 2, the boundary 24 of the groove 14 is inclined and runs at an angle of approximately 45° -viewed in cross section - to the stop face 5 of the marginal strip 3. A correspondingly shaped projection 25 of the clamp 7 can therefore be applied to the boundary 24 and bring about a certain force component also in the direction of the counter-stop 22 on the clamp 7. Mention is made in this connection that the clamp 7 acts upon the marginal strips 3 only with its projections 25 within the groove 14 and even in the clamped position of Fig. 2 a minimal space can remain between the clamping jaws 26 and the back of the marginal strips 3. However even if clamping forces are applied and transferred here as well, the intermediate cavities 8 cannot be indented, because a solid cross section on either side of this cavity 8 between the clamping jaws 26 provides for sufficient support.
A clamp" of any kind,- for instance according to DE-A-41 03 775 section, so that the two different marginal strips 3 and 3a of Fig. 3 can be fastened together without any difficulty by the clamp 7. Therefore form panels having such different marginal strips can be combined in a simple manner. Hence the invention has succeeded in providing a marginal strip formed by an extruded light metal, allowing good application of force of a clamp 7 at a location at which the cavities 8 are not endangered by this pressure force of the clamp 7, also enabling optimal fixation of the facing sheet 2 and nevertheless permitting of being combined with an already known and existing marginal strip in such a way that the same clamp 7 can fix together both different marginal strips 3 and 3a. Therefore form panels according to the exemplary embodiment can be combined with ones having marginal strips 3a.
The form panel 1 has marginal strips 3 formed by a flat extruded section of aluminium, an aluminium alloy or of another light metal and therefore has a low weight, nevertheless accompanied by good stiffness. The points for application of clamps 7 for fixing together such marginal strips 3 of adjacent form panels 1 are in spaced relationship to the facing sheet 2 at a location where the marginal strips 3 have a solid cross section and the cavities 8 situated on either side of this point of application are not in danger of being deformed by the pressure force of the clamp 7. A groove 14 or channel is provided for application of -the 'clamp in -'order— that- - this- point— of- application --really -- - is used . Therefore - the- same clamp 7 can be employed as "may also serve for flat marginal strips provided with- a central bead" and -therefore ..^fqrjn - panels having such marginal , strips of

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111680/2 13 CLAIMS:
1. A form panel (1) comprising: a facing sheet having edges, marginal strips (3) located along the edges of the facing sheet and having a generally flat surface which projects approximately at right angles to the facing sheet, each marginal strip being formed by an extruded section of one of aluminium and an aluminium alloy, each marginal strip (3) has stop faces (5) with opposing backs (6) which are located at right angles to the facing sheet (2) and in use the stop faces (5) are adapted to bear against stop faces (5) of marginal strips (3) of adjacent form panels such that fasteners in the form of clamps (7) can be applied to the backs (6) of the marginal strips to fasten adjacent marginal strips (3) together, each extruded marginal strip has cavities (8) which extend in a longitudinal direction of the marginal strips and are enclosed by walls (9, 16), a first edge (10) of the marginal strip (3) adjacent to the facing sheet has an angle space (1 1) for attachment of the facing sheet (2) and an opposing second edge (13) which is parallel thereto and remote from the facing sheet (2) and is adapted to be embraced by the clamps (7) for holding adjacent form panels together in use, a groove (14) is located on the back (6) of the marginal strip (3) and is arranged approximately midway between the first and second edges (10. 13) of the marginal strip (3), the groove is adapted to receive a complementarily shaped portion of the clamps (7), the extruded marginal strip has a solid cross section in the entire area surrounding the groove (14) with one cavity (8) being located and extending longitudinally on either side of the area surrounding the groove (14), an integral strip (15) is formed adjacent to the angle space (11) which receives the facing sheet (2) and is parallel to and bears against the facing sheet (2), the integral strip (15) being the continuation of one of the walls ( 16) 1 1 1680/2 14 which defines the cavity (8) adjacent to the facing sheet, the facing sheet being fastened to the integral strip.
2. A form panel as claimed in claim 1, wherein in the area of the second edge (13) of the marginal strip (3), provision is made for a portion (20) of solid material having a reduced cross-sectional area (21) and the second edge serves as a stop which is adapted to contact a counter-stop (22) on the clamp (7) in use.
3. A form panel as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the marginal strip (3) is of approximately the same thickness in the area of the cavities (8) on either side of the groove (14), and the cavities (8) and the walls defining them are also preferably of approximately the same thickness.
4. A form panel as claimed in any preceding claim, characterised in that the breadth of the cavities (8), in a direction traverse to a plane formed by the facing sheet (2) is approximately the same.
5. A form panel as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the stop face (5) of the marginal strip (3) has at least one shallow recess (23) between the first and second edges (10, 13) of said marginal strip, such that when marginal strips (3) are adapted to be joined together, a clear space remains in said central area.
6. A form panel as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the groove (14) which is adapted to be engaged by the clamp (7) is arranged at a predetermined distance to the facing sheet (2) and to the second edge (13) of the marginal strip (3), the predetermined distance being adapted to be equal to a distance at which a bead (14a) for application of a clamp (7) for an marginal strip (3a) formed of 1 1 1680/2 15 flat steel material is located, the extruded marginal strip being adapted to have a breadth which is the same as an marginal strip (3a) consisting of flat material. A form panel as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the groove (14) has a boundary (24) which is inclined at an angle of approximately 45° to the stop face (5) or back (6) of the marginal strip (3).
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