KR101419014B1 - Refigeration equipment building process and Refigeration equipment in ice rink - Google Patents

Refigeration equipment building process and Refigeration equipment in ice rink Download PDF

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KR101419014B1
KR101419014B1 KR1020140010169A KR20140010169A KR101419014B1 KR 101419014 B1 KR101419014 B1 KR 101419014B1 KR 1020140010169 A KR1020140010169 A KR 1020140010169A KR 20140010169 A KR20140010169 A KR 20140010169A KR 101419014 B1 KR101419014 B1 KR 101419014B1
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The present invention relates to equipment and a method for constructing an ice rink capable of maintaining the ice field of an ice rink perfectly horizontal. The present invention is capable of realizing new type equipment and a method for constructing an ice rink having: a manner in which concrete is primarily and secondarily deposited; a manner in which a horizontal distance and a separation distance of a cooling pipe are guaranteed by an aluminum bar and a clip; a manner in which the deposition height of concrete is perfectly and horizontally adjusted using a height-adjustment member; a styrofoam insulation member coupling manner using a structuring method; and others, thereby improving quality and reducing energy and production costs.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ice-

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to a freezing facility for ice-link and a construction method thereof, and more particularly, to a freezing facility and a construction method capable of perfectly keeping ice sheets of the ice-bridge horizontally.

Generally, the ice rink is constructed by laying a moisture-proof film on a concrete slab, installing a 100 mm-thick styrofoam insulation material, then dampening a film again, placing a cooling pipe support and reinforcing bars for fixing, and then pouring the concrete once Construction.

However, even if we compare only the short track stadium, we will use double reinforcing bars of 13mm or 25mm disconnection to fix the international standard (30m × 61m) cooling pipe. In this case, the weight of the reinforcing bar reaches 20ton and heavy load is applied to the slab There is a problem that many workers are forced to work on the cooling pipe and the rebar when the concrete is poured, and thus there is a problem that the horizontal and the separation distance of the cooling pipe, which is an important part of the freezing facility, can not be maintained.

In addition, there is a limitation that it is difficult to horizontally form a large area surface due to a single concrete pouring, and there is a problem in that it is difficult to secure the horizontal level of ice, for example, the thickness of ice is different for each position.

In case of ice link, HDPE (high density polyethylene) is used as a cooling pipe. Even if the horizontal, vertical, and separation distance are correctly adjusted during piping construction, HDPE material is used in final concrete pouring work. And the distance can not be maintained. As can be seen from the actual installation work in the field, it can be seen that the irregularity of the reinforcing bar or the cooling pipe becomes a curved shape.

Once the concrete pouring work is done, there is no stopping, so there is a disadvantage that the work must be carried out even if the irregularity of the reinforcing bar or the cooling pipe becomes a curved shape.

Because of the nature of the ice rink, it may be necessary to preserve semi-permanently unless the link site is closed after completion of the facility, which may not be the case.

In this case, if the horizontal, vertical, and separation distances are not maintained, the operation of the electric motor such as a freezer, which is a necessary equipment of the freezing facility, becomes frequent and the lifetime of the device can be shortened.

In addition, performance of equipment such as a freezer is deteriorated, and a large amount of maintenance expenses such as repair costs are generated.

In the case of ice rinks, it is essential to maintain the horizontal, vertical and spacing of the cooling pipes even for the ice quality required by the Olympic Committee.

Currently, a universal construction method for ice-freezing facilities is as follows.

5A and 5B, a moisture-proof film 100a is installed on a concrete slab, a styrofoam heat insulation material 110 is installed, a moisture-proof film 100b is installed, a reinforcing bar 13mm double- or 25mm single- Installation of pipe 130, installation of concrete 140 (90 mm), and freezing after filling of water.

Here, the reference numeral 150 denotes a spacer for supporting the reinforcing bars.

Here, the moisture-proof film is used to spray water during the first freezing operation, so as to prevent penetration of water at the bottom, and then to block the moisture that the cold air has.

However, if a moisture-proof film (vinyl) of 0.5 mm is used, even if the cleanliness is maintained at the site, a hole may be formed in the fine dusty sand, and the work is performed at a minimum link area of 1,830 m 2 or more. Naturally, the rate at which cold air, including moisture from the cooling tube and the ice surface, is transmitted downward is increased.

In this case, when cold air having an average temperature of about -8 ° C is continuously supplied to the lower portion, the slab is frozen and the central portion of the slab rises.

A boiler or the like is installed as a means for preventing the slab from being frosted, and a separate heating pipe is installed to prevent frostbite.

Insulation is a means to prevent cold air from moving downward. It is installed with double layer of 50mm thick insulation, and the joints are staggered from each other. Because of the characteristic of ice link consuming a lot of energy, insulation is an important part in freezing facilities .

Generally, in the case of ice-lining, the first moisture-proof film is covered on the slab and the styrofoam 100 mm is applied on the slab. In this case, 50 mm is divided into two layers, and the first 50 mm and the second 50 mm are staggered and the heat- Will use the butt method.

In this case, the number of joints increases and a layer between the primary insulation and the secondary insulation is generated, so that the buffering action causes a phenomenon that the ice surface is cracked.

In addition, the cold and moisture remain in the layer, and when the time passes, the cold air and the moisture eventually reach the slab and the slab is frozen.

The steel reinforcement is used to fix the height of the insulation with the means of fixing the cooling pipe.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0002] Techniques that serve as a background of the present invention are disclosed in Korean Utility Model Publication No. 20-1984-0006321, Korean Registered Utility Model No. 20-0199830, and the like.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a method of installing a concrete in a divided manner over a primary and a secondary when casting concrete, a method of securing a horizontal and a separation distance of a cooling pipe by using aluminum bars and clips, Energy conservation and cost reduction by implementing a new type of freezing facility structure and construction method that adopts the method of adjusting the height of the concrete by using the adjusting member to the level of the precise level and the method of joining the styrofoam thermal insulation material using the lacquering method. The present invention provides an ice link freezing facility and a construction method capable of achieving the above-mentioned object.

In order to achieve the above object, the ice-link freezing facility provided in the present invention has the following features.

The ice-link freezing facility includes a plurality of bar members having styrofoam heat insulating material installed on a slab, spaced-apart spaces, openable lids, and arranged at regular intervals on the styrofoam heat insulating material by spacing members, A plurality of cooling tube fixing members provided in the space portion of the bar member with an upper clip for fixation, a cooling tube which is fitted and fixed to the clip of the cooling tube fixing member as a passage for the coolant, and a height adjustable indicator A first concrete layer laid in conformity with the height of the lid of the bar member and a second concrete layer laid in conformity with the height of the indicator of the concrete laid surface reference member; And a concrete layer.

The upper and lower concave-convex portions on the outer surface of the wall of the bar member are selectively hooked to the concave-convex portion on the inner side of the wall of the bracket so as to support the bar member while being placed on the styrofoam heat insulating material The horizontal height of the bar member can be adjusted.

The horizontal height of the cooling pipe fixing member can be adjusted through the vertical irregularities on the side surface of the bar member which are selectively engaged with the vertical irregularities on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member.

Further, a clip of the cooling pipe fixing member may be provided with a cool air discharge port for exposing the cooling pipe.

In addition, the horizontal height of the concrete pouring surface reference member can be adjusted through the vertical irregularities of the side surface selectively hooked to the vertical irregularities on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member.

In addition, the height of the indicator of the concrete pouring surface reference member can be adjusted through the screwing structure with the reference member side.

In addition, it is preferable that the styrofoam heat insulator is formed by combining a plurality of unit styrofoam heat insulators by a coupling method so as to form a single integral type covering the entire construction area.

Further, a moisture-proof film may be adhered to the top and bottom surfaces of the styrofoam heat-insulating material, and the moisture-proof film may be a woven type film or the like.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a method of constructing an ice link freezing facility, comprising the steps of:

The ice-link freezing facility construction method includes the steps of installing a styrofoam heat-insulating material on a concrete slab, arranging a plurality of bar members having a space inside and a lid capable of opening and closing on the styrofoam heat- Placing a primary concrete layer in accordance with the height of the lid of the bar member; installing a plurality of cooling pipe fixing members having upper clips on the bar member with the lid removed after the primary concrete layer is cured Installing a plurality of concrete pouring surface reference members having an indicator capable of height adjustment on the bar member, installing a plurality of concrete pouring surface reference members having height adjustable on the bar member, Placing and curing the secondary concrete layer to the height of the indicator of the reference member It can be achieved.

In the step of installing the bar member, the bar member is fixed to the bracket provided on the styrofoam heat insulator, and the up and down concave-convex portion on the outer surface of the wall of the bar member is selectively And adjusting the horizontal height of the bar member.

The step of installing the cooling pipe fixing member may include a step of mounting the cooling pipe fixing member in a vertical direction on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member by selectively engaging vertical and horizontal protrusions on the side surface of the cooling pipe fixing member, And adjusting the height.

In addition, the second concrete layer pouring step may be performed by using a pre-laser leveler before the secondary concrete pouring, in a state where the height of each indicator on each concrete pour surface reference member is set to be equal to the height of the indicator, And pouring the concrete layer.

In addition, in the step of installing the styrofoam heat insulator, it is preferable to use a styrofoam heat insulator having a single unit type that covers the whole area of the construction by combining a plurality of unit styrofoam heat insulators by a laceration method.

In addition, the step of installing the styrofoam heat insulating material may include a step of attaching a moisture-proofing film made of a straight type film to the upper and lower surfaces of the styrofoam heat insulating material.

The ice-link freezing facility and the construction method provided by the present invention have the following advantages.

First, since the steel is not used, the load problem of the slab can be solved, and workability related to the laying work can be improved.

Second, since the surface of the primary concrete is well leveled, it is easy to install the cooling pipe and the horizontal and the separation distance of the cooling pipe can be precisely adjusted.

Third, the horizontal surface of the secondary concrete is well formed, so that it is possible to freeze the thickness of the ice surface constantly.

Fourth, in the case of Styrofoam insulation, it is possible to lower the rate of descent of cold air and moisture by eliminating two layers of 50 mm and applying a 100 mm styrofoam insulation using an adhesive in the same manner as the lyophilization method.

Fifth, the moisture-proof film can withstand fine dust or small grain of sand by using a woven film in place of ordinary vinyl, and can slow down the falling speed of cold air and moisture.

As described above, the present invention has the effect of providing quality improvement, energy saving, and cost reduction by constructing the ice link freezing facility through the construction procedure and the developed product.

1 is a perspective view showing an ice-link freezing facility according to an embodiment of the present invention;
2 is a cross-sectional view showing an ice-link freezing facility according to an embodiment of the present invention;
3A to 3C are perspective views showing various components used in an ice-link freezing facility according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a method for constructing an ice-link freezing facility according to an embodiment of the present invention
5A and 5B are cross-sectional views showing the structure of a conventional ice-link freezing facility

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIGS. 1 and 2 are a perspective view and a cross-sectional view illustrating an ice link freezing facility according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 3A to 3C are perspective views illustrating various components used in the ice link freezing facility according to an embodiment of the present invention. to be.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and FIGS. 3A to 3C, the ice-link freezing facility includes a method of pouring concrete in two portions, a method of fixing a cooling pipe by using an aluminum bar and a clip, The horizontal and spacing distances of the pipe can be precisely adjusted, and in particular, the structure for securing the entire horizontal state of the ice link ice sheet can be obtained.

For this purpose, the ice-link freezing facility includes a bar member 13 on which a styrofoam heat insulating material 10, a cooling pipe fixing member 16 and an indicator 18 are sequentially stacked from bottom to top, a primary concrete layer (20), a secondary concrete layer (21), and the like.

The styrofoam heat insulating material 10 is a means for preventing the cold air from being lost to the bottom. The styrofoam heat insulating material 10 is made of a single-layered structure having a predetermined thickness, for example, a single styrofoam member having a thickness of about 100 mm, provided on a concrete slab.

The styrofoam heat insulating material 10 is formed by combining a plurality of unit styrofoam heat insulating materials. In particular, each unit styrofoam heat insulating material is combined with each other by a joining method to form a single unit, .

For example, the adjacent styrofoam heat-insulating members are made of uneven surfaces that are mutually combined, and these unit styrofoam heat-insulating materials are joined to each other through an uneven surface and joined together by an adhesive. Therefore, the styrofoam heat- It is possible to secure a long path for escaping the joint portion, that is, the cold air or the moisture, and as a result, the falling speed of the cold air and the humidity can be slowed compared to the conventional double layer of 50 mm.

The moisture-impermeable film 24 may be adhered to the upper or lower surface of the styrofoam insulator 10 or both the upper surface and the lower surface of the styrofoam insulator 10. The moisture-impermeable film 24 may be a fine dust, It is able to withstand the small grain of sand, and the cooling rate of moisture and cold can be slowed down compared to conventional vinyl.

The bar member 13 is a base member for holding the arrangement of the cooling pipe 14 and has an elongated bar shape having an approximately "C" -shaped cross- .

The bar member 13 may be made of an aluminum material or the like and may be formed at a predetermined interval above the moisture-proof film 24 provided on the upper surface of the styrofoam heat-insulating material 10, substantially on the upper surface of the styrofoam heat- And they are arranged in parallel to each other at intervals of about 60 to 80 cm.

At this time, the adjacent bar members 13 are connected to each other by the interval holding member 25, so that the bar members 13 can maintain a predetermined interval therebetween.

Here, the gap holding member 25 can be fixed to the upper surface of the lid 12 of the bar member 13 so that the end portion thereof is fastened.

The lid 12 is provided on the upper portion of the bar member 13 so as to be in parallel with the bar member 13, It prevents the concrete from entering into the bar member 13 when the car concrete is poured.

Particularly, on the inner and outer surfaces of the wall of the bar member 13, wedge-shaped concave-convex portions are repeatedly formed in the vertical direction along the height direction of the bar member 23c, 23b. The height of the cooling pipe fixing member 16, the concrete placement surface reference member 19, and the like can be adjusted through the projections 23c and 23b.

Here, the height of the mountain of the concave-convex portion is appropriate to the extent that the operator can press it by hand, and when the height of the mountain to raise the coupling between the concave-convex portions is increased, a separate tool " So that it can be inserted.

The bracket 22 is placed on the upper surface of the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 so that the bar member 13 is placed on the upper surface of the styrofoam heat insulating material 10. [ .

This bracket 22 is a member having a "C" -shaped cross section and is coupled to the side of the bar member 13 through both walls and has a plurality of bars arranged at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction of the bar member 13, The member 13 can be maintained at a proper horizontal height.

The concave and convex portions 23 are formed on the inner surface of the wall of the bracket 22 so that the concave and convex portions 23 are located on the outer surface of the wall of the bar member 13 The horizontal height of the bar member 13 can be adjusted by adjusting the engagement position between the concave and convex portions 23a and 23b at this time.

That is, when the slab is inclined, the engagement position between the concave and convex portions between the bar member 13 and the bracket 22 is made to be high (shallow) at the lower side and the engagement position between the concave and convex portions is made lower The height of the bar member 13 can be adjusted in a horizontal state as a whole.

The bar member 13 and the bracket 22 may be fixed to each other by a screw so that after the horizontal height is adjusted through the concave and convex portions 23a and 23b between the bar member 13 and the bracket 22, So that the adjustment of the horizontal height of the bar member 13 can be stably maintained.

The cooling pipe fixing member 16 is a means for fixing the cooling pipe 14 through which the refrigerant flows. The cooling pipe fixing member 16 is composed of a rectangular block body. A clip 15 for fixing the cooling pipe 14 is formed on the upper part of the body, .

The cooling pipe fixing member 16 is installed in the space portion 11 of the bar member 13 using a body so as to be fixed thereto and has a plurality of cooling pipe fixing members 16 arranged at regular intervals So that it is possible to appropriately hold the middle of the length of the cooling pipe 14 while being arranged.

In the case of the clip 15, the upper side is formed in a circular cross-sectional shape with a part thereof being opened, and the cooling tube 14 can be elastically supported while being wrapped around the cooling tube 14.

That is, when the cooling pipe 14 is pressed down from above through the upper opening portion of the clip 15, the clip 15 spreads to both sides and is restored again after the insertion of the cooling pipe 14, The outer surface of the cooling pipe 14 is elastically wrapped, so that the cooling pipe 14 can be firmly fixed in the clip 15. [

Here, a hole is formed in the body of the cooling pipe fixing member 16 and the screw fastened between the bar member 13 and the bracket 22 is fastened together with the hole in the body at this time so that the cooling pipe fixing member 16 It is desirable to fix the position and the height adjustment state of the display device.

The cooling air discharge port 17 is formed on both sides of the clip 15. The exposed portion of the cooling pipe 14 is further secured through the cold air discharge port 17, The cool air on the side of the cooling pipe 14 can be quickly transmitted to the periphery thereof through the cool air discharge port 17.

Particularly, in the case of the cooling pipe fixing member 11, the height of the cooling pipe 14 supported by the cooling pipe fixing member 11 is adjusted so that the horizontal height of the cooling pipe 14 is adjusted .

A vertical irregular portion 23d is formed on the side surface of the body of the cooling pipe fixing member 11 and the irregular portion 23d at this time is provided on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member 13, The horizontal height of the entire cooling pipe 14 can be adjusted by adjusting the height of the cooling pipe fixing member 11 as the height of the cooling pipe fixing member 11 is selectively adjusted.

In addition, a cooling pipe 14 is provided as a means for substantially freezing the water for the formation of the ice link, and the ice can be formed by the heat exchange action of the coolant flowing in the cooling pipe 14 at this time.

The cooling pipe 14 is installed in the clip 15 of the cooling pipe fixing member 16 provided on the bar member 13 and is fixed to the bar 15. The general cooling pipe used for the ice link can be applied as it is .

Since the cooling pipe 14 is made of HDPE (high-density polyethylene) having a predetermined hardness, it has been conventionally manufactured to be rolled up during manufacture, According to the present invention, since the bundle of cooling pipes, which are rounded and rolled, can be pressed while sequentially pressing the clip 15 of the cooling pipe fixing member 16 in the bar member 13, the cooling pipe bundle can be easily loosened, Of course, the cooling pipe installation work can be performed more easily.

The reference concrete casting surface reference member 19 is provided with a square block type body and a substantially second concrete casting height reference And an indicator 18.

The height of the body of the concrete placement surface reference member 19 and the indicator 18 can be adjusted through the screw coupling structure. For this purpose, a screw hole is vertically formed on the upper surface of the body, And a screw rod is vertically formed on the bottom surface of the square plate body.

Accordingly, the screw of the indicator 18 is fastened to the screw hole in the body, and the height of the indicator 18 can be adjusted while adjusting the screwed state of the indicator 18. At this time, The concrete can be leveled by placing the concrete on the basis of the second concrete.

For example, a plurality of concrete placement surface reference members 19 constituted by the body and the indicator 18 are provided, and each of the concrete placement surface reference members 19 is arranged for each element of the bar member 13, The height of the indie gates 18 in each concrete placement surface reference member 19, that is, the height of each of the rectangular plates located at various places of the bar member 13, is adjusted by using a laser leveler, By placing the concrete in accordance with the plate height, it is possible to accurately align the level of the concrete pouring surface.

In addition, the height of the concrete reference surface 19 can be adjusted. For example, a concave / convex portion 23e in the vertical direction is formed on the side surface of the body of the concrete installation surface reference member 19, Since the concave and convex portion 23e at this time is selectively hooked to the vertical concave-convex portion 23c on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member 13, the height of the concrete placement surface reference member 19 can be adjusted do.

Accordingly, when the reference of the secondary concrete placement surface is set, the height of the entire concrete placement surface reference member 19 is roughly adjusted using the concave / convex portion 23e of the concrete placement surface reference member 19, The height of the entire concrete-laid surface reference member 19 can be adjusted in such a manner that the height of the concrete-laid surface reference member 19 can be matched with the height of the concrete pouring surface 18, and as a result, .

A plurality of cooling pipe fixing members 16 and a concrete installation surface reference member 19 are installed on the bar member 13 and the bar member 13 is provided with the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 and the bar member 13, The primary concrete layer 20 is formed by the concrete placed on the basis of the upper end (lid surface) of the concrete reference surface 19 and the concrete placed on the basis of the indicator 18 of the concrete installation surface reference member 19 Since the car concrete layer 21 is formed, a base of the ice link freezing facility can be provided.

A construction method of the ice-link freezing facility constructed as described above will be described below.

4 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a method of constructing an ice link freezing facility according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 4, first, the step of installing the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 on the concrete slab 200 is performed.

At this time, the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 is a styrofoam having a thickness of about 10 mm, and a plurality of rectangular plate-shaped unit styrofoam heat insulating materials are combined by a lacquering method to form one integral form covering the whole area of the styrofoam. use.

When the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 is installed, a moisture-proof film 24 made of a straight film is adhered to the upper, lower, or upper surfaces of the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 to prevent cold air from escaping to the lower slab side .

Next, a plurality of bar members 13 having an inner space 11 and an openable lid 12 are arranged on the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 at regular intervals.

That is, the bar members 13 of the respective columns integrally connected by the gap holding member 25 are placed on the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 and arranged.

The bar member 13 is connected to a plurality of spacing members 25 so as to maintain a gap therebetween and a plurality of brackets 22 are mounted. The bar member 13 is selectively engaged with the vertical irregularities 23a on the inner surface of the wall of the wall 22 in the vertical direction so that the irregularities 23b on the outer surface of the wall of the bar member 13 are selectively engaged. To adjust the horizontal height.

Then, the first concrete layer 20 is constructed by placing the concrete in a state that the upper part of the bar member 13 provided with the horizontal height is closed by the cover 12.

At this time, the placement of the primary concrete layer 20 is aligned with the upper surface of the lid 12 of the bar member 13, so that the level of the primary concrete layer 20 can be accurately aligned.

Next, after curing of the primary concrete layer 20, a step of installing a plurality of cooling tube fixing members 16 in the bar member 13 with the lid 12 removed is performed.

That is, a plurality of cooling pipe fixing members 16 are installed at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction of the bar member 13.

At this time, each cooling pipe fixing member 16 is installed in such a manner that the concave-convex portion 23d on the side of the body is selectively engaged with the concave-convex portion 23c on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member 13, The height of the cooling pipe fixing member 16 is adjusted.

Here, when the height of the cooling pipe fixing member 16 is adjusted, a laser beam is irradiated to the laser leveler to align the top of the clip with the laser light.

Next, a step of installing the cooling pipe 14 in such a manner that the same height provided on the bar member 13 is inserted into the clip 15 of each cooling pipe fixing member 16 by pressing the cooling pipe 14 is performed.

At this time, the cooling pipe 14 is installed along the cooling pipe fixing member 16 provided on the adjacent bar member 13 side by side so that the cooling pipe 14 and the bar member 13 are connected to each other So that they can be arranged in a crossing manner.

Next, a plurality of concrete placement surface reference members 19 having indicators 18 adjustable in height are installed on the bar members 13.

At this time, the height of each indicator 18 is adjusted by adjusting the height of each indicator 18 in each concrete placement surface reference member 19 using a laser leveling machine.

That is, the height of the indicator 18 can be adjusted in such a manner that the laser light from the laser leveler is irradiated on one side of the construction region, and the side portion of the upper rectangular plate of the indicator 18 is aligned with the laser light.

Next, in a state in which the height of the concrete placement surface reference member 19 is adjusted, concrete is installed in accordance with the height of the indicator 18 at this time, thereby constructing the secondary concrete layer 21.

Thereafter, water is sprayed on the secondary concrete layer 21, and the ice layer 300 is formed by supplying the cooling medium to the cooling pipe 14, thereby forming the ice link.

At this time, the ice layer 300 can be formed by freezing the ice layer dividedly several times.

Therefore, the first concrete layer 20 having a horizontal height based on the upper end of the bar member 13 is constructed, and the first concrete layer 20 constructed in a horizontal state, By constructing the secondary concrete layer 21 in which the horizontal height is secured based on the indicator 18 of the concrete placement surface reference member 19 by setting the installation work horizontally, It can be kept horizontal.

In addition, since the horizontal and spacing distances of the cooling pipe 14 are also kept constant, the cool air from the refrigerant can be uniformly distributed over the entire area, and as a result, the horizontal state and thickness of the entire ice surface, Also, it is possible to maintain uniformity.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to greatly facilitate the horizontal catching of the horizontal and the secondary concrete when the primary concrete is poured, and also the horizontal and vertical distance of the cooling pipe can be accurately maintained. It is possible to secure the entire horizontal level of the link, to adjust the ice quality required by the international standard, and to operate the ice link efficiently, such as maintenance and repair.

10: Styrofoam heat insulating material 11:
12: lid 13: bar member
14: cooling tube 15: clip
16: cooling pipe fixing member 17: cold air discharge port
18: Indicator 19: Concrete pierced surface reference member
20: primary concrete layer 21: secondary concrete layer
22: Brackets 23a, 23b, 23c, 23d, 23e:
24: moisture-proof film 25:

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A styrofoam heat insulator (10) installed on the slab;
A plurality of bar members 13 arranged at regular intervals on the styrofoam heat insulating material 10 with spacing members 25 having an inner space 11 and an openable lid 12;
A plurality of cooling tube fixing members 16 provided in the space portion 11 of the bar member 13 with an upper clip 15 for fixing the cooling tube 14;
A cooling pipe 14 which is fitted and fixed to a clip 15 of the cooling pipe fixing member 16 as a passage of the refrigerant;
A plurality of concrete installation surface reference members 19 provided in the space portion 11 of the bar member 13 with the height adjustable indicator 18;
A primary concrete layer 20 pushed in accordance with the height of the lid 12 of the bar member 13 and a secondary concrete layer laid in accordance with the height of the indicator 18 of the concrete pouring surface reference member 19 21);
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And a bracket 22 for supporting the bar member 13 while being placed on the styrofoam insulator 10. The bracket 22 is provided with a bar member 13 And the horizontal height of the bar member (13) can be adjusted by selectively engaging the vertical irregularities (23b) on the outer surface of the wall of the ice block (13).
delete The method according to claim 1,
The cooling pipe fixing member 16 can be adjusted in its horizontal height through the vertical irregularities 23d of the side surface selectively hooked to the vertical irregularities 23c on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member 13 Wherein the ice-link freezing facility comprises:
The method according to claim 1 or 3,
Characterized in that the clip (15) of the cooling pipe fixing member (16) is provided with a cold air discharge port (17) for exposing the cooling pipe.
The method according to claim 1,
The concrete pouring surface reference member 19 is adjusted in horizontal height through the vertical irregularities 23e of the side surface selectively hooked to the vertical irregularities 23c on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member 13 Wherein said ice link freezing facility comprises:
The method according to claim 1 or 5,
Wherein the indicator (18) of the concrete placement surface reference member (19) is adjustable in height through a screw connection structure with the reference member side.
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the styrofoam heat insulating material (10) is formed by combining a plurality of unit styrofoam heat insulating materials by a coupling method so as to form a single integral type covering the entire construction area.
The method of claim 1 or claim 7,
A moisture-proof film (24) is attached to the top, bottom, or top surface of the styrofoam insulation (10), and the moisture-proof film (24) is a woven fabric.
Installing a styrofoam insulation material on a concrete slab;
Installing a plurality of bar members having a space inside and a lid capable of being opened and closed on the styrofoam heat insulating material at regular intervals using gap holding members;
Placing a primary concrete layer in conformity with the height of the cover of the bar member;
Installing a plurality of cooling tube fixing members having upper clips on the bar member with the cover removed after the first concrete layer curing;
Installing a cooling pipe in such a manner as to fit the clip of the cooling pipe fixing member;
Installing a plurality of concrete placement surface reference members having an indicator capable of height adjustment on the bar member;
Placing and curing a secondary concrete layer in accordance with an indicator height of the concrete pouring surface reference member;
Wherein the ice-link freezing facility construction method comprises the steps of:
The method of claim 9,
The step of installing the bar member may include the step of fixing the bar member to the bracket provided on the styrofoam heat insulator, and selectively attaching the vertically uneven portion on the outer surface of the wall member of the bar member to the concave- And adjusting a horizontal height of the bar member while maintaining the horizontal height of the bar member.
The method of claim 9,
The step of installing the cooling pipe fixing member may include a step of selectively engaging a vertical irregular portion on a side surface of the cooling pipe fixing member to a vertical irregular portion on the inner surface of the wall of the bar member while adjusting the horizontal height of the cooling pipe fixing member Wherein the method comprises the steps of:
The method of claim 9,
In the second concrete layer pouring step, the height of each indicator on each concrete pour surface reference member is adjusted to the same height of the indicators by using the laser leveler before the secondary concrete pouring, The method of claim 1, further comprising the steps of:
The method of claim 9,
Wherein the styrofoam heat insulating material is formed by combining a plurality of unit styrofoam heat insulating materials by a lacquering method so as to form a single integral type covering the whole area of the styrofoam heat insulating material.
The method of claim 9,
Wherein the step of installing the styrofoam heat insulating material comprises the step of attaching a moisture-proofing film made of a straight film to the top and bottom surfaces of the styrofoam heat insulating material.
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