TH15490U - Lightweight concrete blocks and lightweight concrete block molds. - Google Patents

Abstract

Page 1 of 1. Summary of the Invention: Lightweight concrete blocks come in two sizes: rectangular blocks with two vertical circular holes and square blocks with one vertical circular hole. The top and bottom of the blocks have circular grooves, one facing up and one facing down. When used to construct a wall, each block is joined together using cement adhesive as a bonding agent, and laid in alternating patterns to create strong adhesion. When molded into a wall, the lightweight concrete blocks create vertical grooves along the entire height of the wall and horizontal circular grooves. Reinforcement steel is then added in the center in vertical and horizontal directions, and concrete is filled along the vertical and horizontal lines to form columns and beams. The reinforced concrete mesh runs along the entire length of the wall, making it easy and quick to construct the building's walls with minimal labor, while still providing structural support and keeping the interior cool in summer. The lightweight concrete block mold uses a steel plate divider shaped into a circular pattern. Two plates are placed back-to-back and welded together, with circular holes drilled in the divider plate. Once the sections are positioned in the left and right steel tracks, they are secured with locking mechanisms and PVC pipes are threaded through them. When lightweight concrete is poured into the mold, it forms the shape of a lightweight concrete block.

Claims (2)

Revised May 17, 2019. Page 1 of 1. Claims. 1. Lightweight concrete block, full block, with a rectangular shape, with a semicircular groove (3) on top and a semicircular groove (4) on the bottom, for building a wall, holding the lightweight concrete blocks together with adhesive mortar. It has a specific characteristic: there are 2 vertical gaps (5) to insert reinforcing steel and fill with concrete to make reinforced concrete columns, beams, and ligaments, so that the wall can withstand the building's structural forces. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edited 17/10/2018 Claims 1. Lightweight concrete block, full block, in the form of a rectangular block (1), with the top (3) and bottom (4) having semicircular grooves for forming a wall to hold the lightweight concrete blocks together with adhesive mortar. It has a specific characteristic: there are 2 vertical gaps (5) on the top (3) and bottom (4) of the semicircular grooves to form reinforced concrete columns and beams, so that the wall can withstand the building's structural forces. ---------- Page 1 of 1 page Claims 1. Lightweight concrete blocks consist of lightweight concrete block molds and lightweight concrete blocks with specific characteristics, which are cast with lightweight concrete and come in two shapes: rectangular (1) and square (2). The top (3, 6) and bottom (4,7) of the lightweight concrete block are semicircular grooves and have two vertical circular holes (5) for rectangular lightweight concrete blocks and one hole (8) for square lightweight concrete blocks. 2. Lightweight concrete block molds, according to claim number 1, which have specific characteristics, are formed by shaping the steel into a semicircular groove to give the lightweight concrete block a semicircular indentation. There are 2 types: molds for rectangular (22) and square (30) lightweight concrete blocks, with a bottom wing (25) and an upper wing (24). The upper wing has a protruding peg (27) with peg grooves on both the left and right sides (28) to lock the base edge. There are 2 horizontal circular holes for the rectangular lightweight concrete block mold and for the square lightweight concrete block mold (30). The rectangular mold is cut vertically to make a groove to insert the steel plate (41) to form a square block. There is 1 horizontal circular hole. Once the mold has a semicircular groove, weld the molds together by welding the bottom and upper wings together, facing the semicircular groove. Make a long horizontal circular hole in the mold, one hole in total, and attach it to the steel base plate (37) which has a raised base angle (38) to lock the base edge (39) and prevent the base edge from bending. The top edge of the base has holes (40) for locking the mold pegs on both the left and right sides. The molds are spaced equally apart and arranged in a long line to the end of the base. The molds act as barriers to prevent the concrete from flowing together, in order to maintain the shape of the lightweight block. Insert angle iron on both the left and right sides to lock the pegs so they don't come loose from the base edge. Thread PVC pipe (44) into the holes of the mold to prevent the concrete from flowing into the holes. Spray the sealant, remove the mold, pour the concrete into the base, smooth the surface of the concrete, wait for the concrete to set, and pull out the PVC pipe. When the concrete has hardened, pull out the angle iron on both the left and right sides, unlock the pegs between each base edge, and then cure the lightweight block.