RU6815U1 - WOODEN WALL ELEMENT - Google Patents

Abstract

A wooden wall element with gear spikes on one of the faces and corresponding recesses on the opposite plane and consisting of boards glued together by planes, characterized in that at least one of its faces, free from gear spikes or recesses, is made arched-convex.

Description

WOODEN WALL ELEMENT

The technical solution, which is claimed as a model, relates to the field of construction, and specifically relates to improving the design of cobblestone wall elements used for the construction of walls of residential, public and religious wooden buildings.

There are known constructions of wooden wall elements in the form of four canted beams made of logs (see Figs. I and 2 on the photocopy of the prospectus firma Makron attached to the application materials, Finland). The elements of the joining of the beams vertically are usually made, either in the form of a recess, made on one of the facets of the beam along almost its entire width (see figure I on the same avenue), or in the form of serrated protrusions on one of the faces and the corresponding 12SH:: x for the blades not opposite, (see also, fig. 2). .. GL: - / The disadvantage of the known wall elements described above is their relatively low temporary durability. The fact is that whole wood, especially when it is removed from the surface of the log, is barely (and this is exactly the case here) due to temperature and humidity effects1 radial cracking, (it’s good to see the second leaflet attached to the application to the TLACRON company.)

The way out was found by flashing the body of the beam from the boards glued together by planes. Experience has shown that in terms of durability such boards do not exaggerate, and even surpass logs with a preserved bast layer. This is due to the fact that in the glued beam the forces that cause cracks are compensated by redirection internal stresses in the components of his body boards.

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it was the OCRZ of a deep cross-section so that the walls were made of wood, or they cut the walls of the hewn wood made of wood.

To solve this problem, a technical solution was claimed as a pedestrian model. This pedal is comprehended by the fact that in a well-known wooden wall element, with three-sided joints on one of the faces and corresponding three-sided joints on an opposing plane and consisting of glued between planes of the boards, at least one of its facets, free from serrated spikes or ugtsgbleniy made shtoboobrazno convex.

The following is a detailed description of the claimed wall element explained by the drawing. The drawing shows its cross section. In the above embodiment, the wall element is made in the form of a bar drawn from boards I by gluing them together under a press. The connection lines of the boards are highlighted in the drawing. Toothed ridges 2 are made on the upper edge of the beam, and the corresponding ottsubeniya Z. Upomyasch / These toothed ridges and corner beams may be in a different configuration / configuration than those shown in the drawing.

In the claimed technical solution, either one 4, or both lateral faces, free from spikes and corner / knees are made arcuately convex. Technically, this convexity can be achieved not only by milling the extreme boards of the wall element, as shown in the attached drawing, but also by attaching (for example, during the pressing process) pre-profiled molded elements of segment cross-section. An element with one rounded face is intended for the construction of room walls with it’s flat and fully finished1, and with two rounded edges - for outdoor edani elements (verandas, balconies, decorative elements, etc.),

The preinfection of a wooden wall element, claimed as a utility model is:

a) in comparison with the roundworm z-ready-made, obtained from logs by filing the latter - increased resistance to radial cracking and, as a result, durability.

b) in comparison with the cobblestone element obtained by milling logs, it is possible to use short-sized lumber for its formation and, also, increased durability.

c) .in comparison with glued timber of rectangular cross-section - the universalness of bonding in wooden architecture, the satisfaction of modern aesthetic needs of the consumer and more efficient implementation of restoration work, moreover, on an industrial basis.

Claims (1)

A wooden wall element with gear spikes on one of the faces and corresponding recesses on the opposite plane and consisting of boards glued together by planes, characterized in that at least one of its faces, free from gear spikes or recesses, is made arched-convex.