WO1984001792A1 - Systeme de construction d'une structure - Google Patents

Systeme de construction d'une structure Download PDF

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WO1984001792A1
WO1984001792A1 PCT/SE1983/000381 SE8300381W WO8401792A1 WO 1984001792 A1 WO1984001792 A1 WO 1984001792A1 SE 8300381 W SE8300381 W SE 8300381W WO 8401792 A1 WO8401792 A1 WO 8401792A1
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Sven Albin Ewert Soerelius
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/18—Structures comprising elongated load-supporting parts, e.g. columns, girders, skeletons
    • E04B1/30—Structures comprising elongated load-supporting parts, e.g. columns, girders, skeletons the supporting parts being composed of two or more materials; Composite steel and concrete constructions
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/343—Structures characterised by movable, separable, or collapsible parts, e.g. for transport
    • E04B1/34315—Structures characterised by movable, separable, or collapsible parts, e.g. for transport characterised by separable parts
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04C—STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
    • E04C2/00—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels
    • E04C2/02—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by specified materials
    • E04C2/10—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by specified materials of wood, fibres, chips, vegetable stems, or the like; of plastics; of foamed products
    • E04C2/24—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by specified materials of wood, fibres, chips, vegetable stems, or the like; of plastics; of foamed products laminated and composed of materials covered by two or more of groups E04C2/12, E04C2/16, E04C2/20
    • E04C2/243—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by specified materials of wood, fibres, chips, vegetable stems, or the like; of plastics; of foamed products laminated and composed of materials covered by two or more of groups E04C2/12, E04C2/16, E04C2/20 one at least of the material being insulating

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  • the present invention relates to a system for building up structures, particularly box-like structures such as houses, so-called shelters, containers etc. from panels comprising sandwich units having a stiff, heat-insulating core with outer laminae adhered or bonded thereto, the panels being intended for joining together with the aid of frame or side edge members (hereinafter called edge members) .
  • edge members frame or side edge members
  • box-like structures so-called shelters
  • panels of the kind mentioned above wall panels being joined at right angles to each other, for the avoidance of thermal bridges, by glueing while utilizing coacting, mutually complemental stair-like rebates at the edge surfaces of the panels.
  • external and internal, glued-on, re ⁇ inforcing and load-transferring angle and corner fittings are required external and internal, glued-on, re ⁇ inforcing and load-transferring angle and corner fittings.
  • Interior partition walls are glued in place while utilizing externally mounted angle fittings at the joints.
  • these structures also have a number of disadvantages, such as requiring factory production, dimension changes becoming difficult due to the special implementation of the panel edge sur ⁇ faces, e.g. making impossible simple sawing of panels to another size than the original manufactured size, and not being able to obtain entirely smooth structure surfaces due to the angle and corner fittings.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide an improved system of the kind mentioned in the intro ⁇ duction, whereby the above-mentioned disadvantages are removed simultaneously as a series of Important advantages are gained, such as:
  • the structure can be prefabricated in a factory, for instance, and subsequently be delivered in compact, dismantled form to the site where it is erected;
  • - doors, hatches, windows etc. for openings arranged in structures can easily be put together while utilizing parts included in the system in accordance with the invention; - structures can be built "from the inside” thus allowing interior insulation of room units, for example.
  • panels are intended for coupling together with edge members, such a member being of a heat-insulating material and, at least on one side intended for coupling to a panel, provided with two separated side flanges projecting out at right angles, and preferably continuous over the entire length of the member, a panel, at its edge surfaces intended for being coupled together with an edge member, being provided with recesses or grooves preferably over the entire length of the edge surface, intended for receiving the side flanges of the respective edge member.
  • the recesses or grooves are arranged.in direct association with the insides of the outer laminae of the panels, and the distance between the outer side surfaces of the side flanges of the edge members corresponds to the distance between the inner sides of the outer laminae in the recesses or grooves.
  • the thickness of the side flanges is substantially equal to the width of the recesses or grooves, and the side flanges suitably project a distance substantially equal to the depths of the recesses or grooves.
  • the edge members to advantage include right-angular quadrilateral tubes, the side flanges projecting out from at least one tube side.
  • the width of the tube on a side with flanges should be equal to the thickness of a connecting panel, so that entirely smooth surfaces are obtained in the assembled structure. Both the quadrilateral tube and the side flanges attached thereto should have good stiffness.
  • the quadrilateral tube can to advantage be made from profile drawn or extruded, reinforced plastics, such as glass fiber-reinforced polyester, and preferably has a filling of heat-insulating material, such as cellular or foamed plastics.
  • the panels may be conventional ⁇ ly built up with a core of heat-insulating material such as cellular plastics, preferably with closed cells and preferably with good inherent stiffness, stiff outer laminae being adhered or bonded to the cores, with the laminae to advantage made from reinforced plastics.
  • a core of heat-insulating material such as cellular plastics, preferably with closed cells and preferably with good inherent stiffness, stiff outer laminae being adhered or bonded to the cores, with the laminae to advantage made from reinforced plastics.
  • it may be suitable to allow at least one outer laminae to be made from, or clad with, electrically conductive material, e.g. aluminium sheeting or net, so that electrical screening effect is obtained.
  • the grooved edge surface of the panel should be cut straingt, and the core material should go right up to the edge surface plane.
  • OMPI panel to an edge member in accordance with the above involves that the flanges of the edge member engage in the panel grooves, with the flanges in good load-trans ⁇ ferring contact with the stiff outer laminae of the panel, and in appropriate cases also with the stiff core material. Since the dimensions of the grooves can be very well-adjusted to the dimensions of the flanges, it is not necessary in many cases to ensure the connection with the aid of glue or other extra measures. It will be appreciated that in the simplest case, an edge member in accordance with the invention may constitute a purely terminating, or edge covering member far the panels. The edge member may, in this and certain other cases, to advantage have a simpler or other con- figuration than the particularly preferred quadrilateral tube configuration.
  • an edge member in accordance with the invention may be provided with side coupling flanges on a further one, two or three sides, and with utilizing such edge members it will be possible to couple panels in two, three or four directions, preferably at right angles to each other.
  • the edge members in accordance with the invention should suitably have a square cross section, since the general rule is to couple panels having uniformity in thickness.
  • An edge member with side flanges on three sides is suitable for utilization in conjunction with erecting a partition wall, screening wall or the like against another wall where in the latter the edge member simultaen ⁇ usly couples two wall panels.
  • the inventive system also allows two panels to be coupled edge to edge in one and the same plane without utilizing an intermediate edge member.
  • strip-like coupling members formed for being accommodated in the recesses or grooves of the panels and for bridging over the joints between the panels.
  • These coupling members may quite cimply constitute uniformly wide flat strips of stiff material, e.g. reinforced plastics which can be easily cut to the desired length.
  • the width is suitably equal to twice the depth of the recesses or grooves.
  • the suitably rectangular panels can to advantage be in a single standard size and provided with grooves or recesses in all four edge surfaces. If necessary, a panel can without difficulty be cut or sawn to a smaller size, after which the new edge surfaces thus occurring can simply be provided with grooves or recesses of desired dimensions, e.g. by routing or in a similar way obvious to one skilled in the art.
  • the stiff outer laminae of the panel can here be utilized as guides.
  • edge members provided with side flanges can be easily produced in optional lengths, e.g. by profiling or extruding (possibly with later filling of heat-insulating core material in the case of the tube configuration) , and can easily be cut afterwards to the desired mounting length. It is, however, advantageous to have a standard length of the edge members, either joining several standard lengths or cutting a standard length to a shorter length as required. To enable simple jointing, the inventive edge members should be prepared at both ends for this.
  • the tubes are cut square and provided in their end surfaces with recesses or grooves in direct communication with the inner sides of the tubes (when they are provided with a core) for receiving preferably flange-, tongue- or sleeve-like coupling members for coupling together (preferably edge to edge) with an adjacent edge member (or an adjacent corner or junction member, as will be accounted for later) .
  • These coupling members should be stiff and of heat-insulating material, and can to advan ⁇ tage be made from reinforced plastics.
  • a cut edge member can easily be prepared for the reception of a coupling member at its new end surface.
  • recesses or grooves adjacent the inner wall of the tube in a tubular edge member provided with a core may be easily provided with the aid of a cutting punching means or the like, the outer dimensions of which correspond to the inner dimensions of the tube and the size of which corresponds to the thickness of the coupling members which are to be received in said recesses or grooves.
  • a cutting punching means or the like the outer dimensions of which correspond to the inner dimensions of the tube and the size of which corresponds to the thickness of the coupling members which are to be received in said recesses or grooves.
  • the described system also includes, however, special corner or junction members, similarly of heat-insulating material for coupling together edge members in at least two directions mutually at right angles, which define a panel erection plane.
  • corner or junction members are to advantage adapted for coupling to the edge members while utilizing
  • the previously mentioned grooves or recesses in the end surfaces of the edge members i.e. the corner or junction members may have projecting flange-, tongue- or sleeve-like coupling members for engagement in said grooves or recesses. It is of importance that the previously mentioned load transfer and stiffening is also ensured at the corner and junction points themselves, particularly such that there is also direct coupling between corner or junction members and adjacent panels.
  • the systen thus includes corner or junction members which in each coupling direction, have a projecting, right-angular square tube portion, e.g.
  • each square tube part suitably has projecting side flanges corresponding to, and in line or register with, the side flanges on the edge member to which the square tube part is to be coupled.
  • the side flanges of the square tube parts form angular flanges intended for coacting with the panel grooves or recesses running at right angles to each other, in the corner area itself of a joining panel.
  • the coupling between a quadrilateral tube part and an edge member takes place to advantage by the free ends of the tube parts being provided with projecting flange-, tongue- or sleeve-like coupling members for insertion with a good fit in the recesses or grooves in the end surface of an adjacent edge member.
  • the tube parts may have a sleeve-like coupling member in the form of a quadrilateral tube thrust therein and possibly glued fast, the outer dimensions of this tube corresponding to the inner dimension of the tube parts.
  • the free end surfaces of the tube parts may be implemented in the same way as the end surfaces of the edge members, i.e. provided with recesses or grooves intended for receiving separate flange-, tongue- or sleeve-like coupling members, suitably of the same kind utilized for the axial coupling of edge members.
  • a corner or junction member in accordance with the invention may be adapted for coupling edge members from two up to six directions at right angles to each other and/or in opposite directions in an ordinary orthogonal axis system, and that in all cases the corner or junction member is given the form of a direct extension or termination of the respective edge member, with a continuous side flange extension even in the corner areas, which gives extremely good load transfer and distribution ability and stiffness in the corner configuration formed. Simulta-. neously there is ensured that the panels in angular relationship always join up edge to edge to each other so that absolutely smooth and even joints and corners with the edges on the outer laminae of the panels in direct contact with each other are obtained.
  • corner or juncture member adapted for coupling edge members in three direc ⁇ tions mutually at right angles. If two of the edge members each have side flanges on only one side and one of the edge members has side flanges on two opposing sides, coupling panels in two (e.g. vertical) planes mutually at right angles is enabled, the two like edge members being able to connect to a substructure, (e.g. a floor or a ceiling) . If all three edge members have side flanges on two sides (all connecting to each other) it will be understood without difficulty that to the ones already mentioned further panels can be coupled in a third plane (e.g. a floor or ceiling plane) at right angles to the two planes already mentioned. In both cases the corner or junction member should have side flanges corresponding to the side flanges of the edge members, so that the load transference on all sides is ensured throughout the whole of the formed corner.
  • a substructure e.g. a floor or a ceiling
  • a corner or junction member adapted for coupling edge members in only two directions mutually at right angles which define a plane, wherein the member can have outer or inner angular flanges.
  • the member may be utilized for coupling edge members framing an opening in the panel plane, e.g. an interior doorless through opening.
  • the member may be utilized for coupling edge members constituting an exterior frame of a flat structure composed of one or more panels in accordance with the invention, such as a screen, a door leaf, a hatch or the like. It will be understood that such a door lea _ f or the like can to advantage be included in a structure otherwise achieved with the aid of the invention, which has a door opening or the like.
  • the present invention thus also includes the provi ⁇ sion of door or window frames in an. opening in a wall or the like, such that thermal bridges are avoided, and with the utilization of simple framing members, which to advantage can constitute edge members for wall panels of the previously discussed kind, although the wall, generally speaking, could be constructed in some other way.
  • framing members are utilized which include not only an I I
  • angular member which intergratedly constitutes the frame member, first architrave or reveal member and abutment member for a door, window etc. inserted in the opening, but also a second architrave member inten- ded to supplement the angular member for forming a con ⁇ figuration surrounding and attached to the wall edge surface in the opening.
  • the abutment member suitably constitutes a protruding member and can to advantage be an extension out in the opening of the first architrave member, the angular member thus having a generally T-shaped configuration.
  • the frame member should per se at least sub ⁇ stantially cover the wall edge surface.
  • the other architrave member includes a door or window frame supplementing part. This other architrave member thus also obtains an angular member character.
  • the other architrave member suitably extends up to, but not past, the door or window frame member (in a direction in towards the opening) whereas in conjunction with non-openable window or the like the other architrave member extends past the frame member for defining together with the abutment member a space wherein the edge region of the window can be accommodated and sealingly fixed.
  • the integrated angular member will be of heat-insulating material, such as reinforced plastics, while the other architrave member can be of optinal material. Reinforced plastics is also to be preferred here, however.
  • the reinforced plastics material is particularly suitable when the wall is a panel wall with outer laminae of reinforced plastics. The framework can thereby be particularly easily attached
  • the frame member may be provided with integrated projecting flanges (e.g. corresponding to the side flanges on an edge member) for simple coupling of the angular member to the wall panel joining onto it. Glueing or other measure for attaching the angular member without thermal bridges may thus be super ⁇ fluous.
  • the other architrave member can be attached In an optional suitable manner, e.g. by glueing and/or pinning with the aid of pins made from heat-insulating material.
  • a frame member may include or be prepared for the attachment of hinges or the like.
  • the architrave members may be provided with grooves or the like on their faces facing towards the wall for the reception of sealing strips or the like.
  • the side flanges of the edge members are utilized for locking the edge members as frame members to the edge surface of the panel defining the opening.
  • the edge members When the edge members extend entirely round the opening, they may be mitred at their ends for enabling simple abutment to each other in the respective corner of the opening. If corner members of a previously described kind are utilized for the purpose of giving the frame increased corner strength, it may be necessary to couple each of two mutually opposing
  • wire _, y frame members in the opening in a suitable, particular manner, e.g. with the aid of resilient coupling sleeves, in the area between the respective associated corners, namely when the framing is put in place only after the opening has been prepared.
  • a framing of this kind involves enabling the avoidance of external architrave members on at least one side of the wall.
  • A. side architrave member may be re ⁇ quired for fixing a rigidly mounted window or the like.
  • the architrave member then corresponds to the previously mentioned second architrave member utilized in conjunc ⁇ tion with a framing using an angular member.
  • the system in accordance with the invention provides in an extremely flexible and complete manner, for the construction of structures from the simplest one- dimensional structure, to complete three-dimensional structures, where the structures may be given optional size and can include free openings, doors, windows etc. these doors, windows etc. being in all essentials enabled to be constructed utilizing the inventive principles, and wherein all panel edges and corners may be reinforced with the aid of a stiff and protecting edge member which permits load transfer on all sides, without this (excepting for possible desirable architraves) requiring any members being placed on the outer sides of the panels and spoiling their smoothness, or any members resulting in un ⁇ necessary extended or added construction in any direction.
  • the dimensions of the members included in the structures may be determined entirely by the desired heat trans ⁇ mission coefficient, desired stiffness and without any difficulty at all in respect of determining general ex ⁇ terior or interior dimensions for the structure.
  • Figure 1 is a vertical front view of a partition wall constructed in accordance with the present inven ⁇ tion.
  • Figure 2 is a partial, horizontal sectional view taken along the line II-II in Fig. 1 and illustrates the coupling of panels with the aid of strip like coupling members.
  • Figure 3 is a vertical Inner partial sectional view of the area denoted by the line III-III in Fig. 1 and illustrates the coupling of edge members in accordance with, the invention.
  • Figure 4 is a longitudinal end sectional view of an edge member In accordance with the invention.
  • Figure 5 is a cross sectional view of an edge member in accordance with the invention, taken along the line V-V in Fig. 4.
  • Figure 6 is a perspective view of a two-dimensional corner member in accordance with the in ⁇ vention.
  • Figure 7 is a vertical central sectional view of the corner member according to Fig. 6.
  • Figure 8 is a horizontal sectional view of the corner member according to Figures 6 and 7, taken along the line VIII-VIII in Fig. 7.
  • Figure 9 is an perspective view illustrating a three-dimensional corner member in accordance with the invention and the end portions of three inventive edge members connecting thereto.
  • Figure 10 is an end view of one of the edge members in Fig. 9, taken along the line X-X.
  • Figure 11 is a perspective view illustrating the corner member according to Fig. 9 with coupled edge members and with three panels in the process of being coupled in accordance with the invention.
  • Figure 12 is a perspective view illustrating the appearance of the corner obtained after connecting the panels in Fig. 11.
  • Figure 13 is a partial plan view of a corner area in a framing, provided in accordance with the invention, for a wall opening, e.g. intended for an openable door.
  • Figure 1 is a horizontal partial sectional view taken along the line XIV-XIV in Fig. 13.
  • Figure 15 is a partial sectional view of the same kind as in Fig. 14 but illustrating the framing for a fixed window.
  • FIG. 1 there is thus illustrated a screen or the like consisting of two rectangular panels 1 , the screen being provided round its edge surfaces with framing edge and corner members 6 and 15, respectively in accordance with the invention.
  • Each panel 1 comprises two outer laminae 2 of reinforced plastics with an intermediate core 3 of stiff cellular plastics (Fig. 2). Adjacent the respective outer laminae 2, each panel has an interior groove 5 going all the way round In its edge surface 4, in which a corresponding flange 7 on the edge member 6 tightly connecting to the edge surface engages (see also Figures 11 and 12).
  • the flanges 7 project out symmetrically from the engagement side 31 of the edge member 6, this side 31 thus being brought to engage against the edge surface 4 of the panel 1.
  • the flanges 7 project out from and are in one piece with a quadrilateral tube 8 of reinforced plastics, which has a square cross section and a core of stiff cellular- plastics.
  • the side dimensions of the square tube 8 are equal to the thickness of the panels 1 , the flanges 7 thus projecting out from the side 31 set back from the side edges a distance corresponding to the thickness of the outer laminae 2 of the panel 1.
  • the upper edge member 6 and both side edge members 6 are each in one piece between joining corner members 15.
  • the lower side edge member 6 could also be-in one piece, but is illustrated for the sake of illustration as composed of three partial edge members.
  • the edge members 6 For coupling to another edge member (or a corner member as will be described later) end to end, the edge members 6 have grooves 11 in their end surfaces in the core material 9.
  • the grooves 11 go all the way round adjacent the inner side of the square tube 8.
  • the grooves are dimensioned for receiving a coupling sleeve 12 of reinforced plastics.
  • the sleeve has the form of a quadrilateral tube with a square section, its outer dimen ⁇ sions corresponding to the inner dimensions of the square tube 8.
  • the width of the groove 11 corresponds to the wall thickness of the sleeve, and the grooves have a depth equal to half the length of the sleeve 12.
  • the design of the corner members 15, which are coupled to connecting edge members 6 and also to the corner areas 16 of adjoining panels 1, will be seen from Figures 6-8.
  • the corner member 15 has a carcass portion in one piece comprising two square tube parts 19 with entirely open interiors projecting out at right angles to each other.
  • the dimensions of the square tube parts correspond entirely to the dimensions of the square tube 8 of the edge members.
  • the tubes 33 and 35 project out to form coupling sleeves 20, the dimensions of which are such that each of them corresponds to half a coupling sleeve 12 and which thus permit coupling to an adjoining edge member 6 while utilizing the end surface groove 11 thereof.
  • the square tube 33 is longer than the tube 35 in as far as it extends entirely through the corner member 15 into engagement against the rear wall 37 of the member via en intermediate plate 38, the dimensions of which correspond to the interior cross section of the square tube parts 19.
  • the inner end of the square tube 35 engages in its turn against the thrust-in tube 33. This gives a simple implementation simultaneously as good stiffness is ensured, not in the least due to the double wall structure obtained.
  • the corner member 15 is provided with two angle flanges 21 which are made in one piece with the tube parts 19 and which in their implementation (dimensions, location) are such that they may be regarded as direct continuations of the side flanges 7 of an adjoining edge member 6.
  • OMPI angle flanges 21 will, in coupling to panels 1, go into engagement with the grooves 5 of the panels in the corner area 16 itself, the area thereby being very well supported.
  • the different parts of the corner member 15 are to advantage made from reinforced plastics. The parts may be glued to each other if so desired from the point of view of strength.
  • the tubes 33, 35 are here illustrated with filling 39 of stiff cellular plastics.
  • a corner member 15 could easily be modified to a T-shape for coupling up three edge members 6.
  • a further square tube part 19 will then be arranged opposite the square tube part containing the tube 35.
  • This square tube part would then be provided with an insert tube for providing a coupling sleeve 20, further to which angle flanges would be arranged opposite the angle flanges 21.
  • the screen wall according to Fig. 1 comprises two panels 1. Although these could have been coupled with the aid of an intermediate edge member 6, provided with flanges 7 on two opposing sides, and with the aid of a corner or junction member modified into a T-shape according to the above, it is simpler according to the invention for the coupling to utilize strip-like coupling members 13 as illustrated in Figures 1 and 2. These elements 13 go into engagement in the grooves 5 in the mutually tightly engaging edge surfaces 4.
  • Fig. 1 can easily be put together by the different members incorporated being brought into place unhindered and in contact with each other with the flanges 7, coupling sleeves 12 and 20 and strips 13 in light engagement In associated grooves, subsequent to which the entire structure is drawn or pushed together ot ist final shape. Glue may be applied in the grooves and other places where it is considered desirable.
  • FIG. 9 An essential member here is the corner or junction member 17 illustrated in Fig. 9.
  • the corner member 17 thus includes a carcass part made in one piece, consisting of three square tube parts 19, the third qquare tube part being arranged here at right angles to the other two from the corner member in the third axial direction.
  • a third insulation-filled inner tube corresponding to the inner tube 35 in the corner member 15 is arranged in the third square tube part to form a third projecting coupling sleeve 20. This third inner tube may engage against a first longer inner tube in the same way as the second inner tube 35 in the corner member 15.
  • the corner member 17 is also provided with further angle flanges 21 in each angle area between two square tube parts at right angles to each other.
  • the corner member 17 permits that edge members 6 are coupled together in the three axial directions mutually at right angles.
  • These edge members 6 are provided with flanges 7 on two adjacent sides 31, 32 entirely analogous to the arrangement of the angle flanges 21 on the corner member 17.
  • an arrangement of this kind signifies that panels 1 may be easily accommodated on the edge member 6 and thereafter, for example, be thrust into the corner as illustrated by arrows in Fig. 11.
  • the corner configuration will be entirely smooth and tight, as is apparent, the angle flanges 21 ensuring continuous support of the panels round their corner areas.
  • the entirely smooth and closed corner configuration is also obtained on the outside, where the outer laminae of the panels are edge to edge in plan to the defining edges 22 on the outer surface of the corner member 17.
  • the illustrated intersecting sur ⁇ faces lack edge surface grooves adjacent the laminae 2.
  • FIGS 13 and 14 there is shown an example of arranging an openable door in a panel wall in accordance with the invention.
  • An opening 41 made in a sandwich panel 1 is provided with a framing 23 which is surroundingly attached to the edge surfaces 4 of the panel facing towards the opening.
  • the framing includes a substantially T-shaped angle member 25 in one piece, having a frame leg 26, a first architrave 28 and an abut- ment or stop member 27 for the door 43, as well as a second architrave member 29.
  • the members 27 and 28 constitute a second leg of the angle member.
  • the frame leg 26 engaging against the edge surface 4 of the panel
  • the first architrave member 28 may be glued and/or pinned to the outer lamina
  • the other architrave 29 is pinned and possibly glued to the other outer lamina 2 of the panel 1, and at the free end of the frame leg 26, as Indicated by the dashed line 47.
  • the pins 48 which are used are to advantage conical and from reinforced plastics.
  • the architrave members 28,29 are mitred at their corner ends for allowing simple fitting. Both these members, as well as abutment member 26 may be given slight curvature in manufacture such as to give better joining and sealing after assembly.
  • the members 28 and 29 have longitudinal grooves 44 on their insides for sealing strips. To advantage, the door leaf
  • FIG. 15 A modification of the arrangement according to Figures 13 and 14 is illustrated in Fig. 15, this modi ⁇ fication allowing simple mounting of a fixed window.
  • the other architrave member 29' is here extended so that between it and the abutment member 27 there is formed a space in which the edge areas of a plurality of window panes 51 can be fixed together with suitable seals 53.
  • the arrangement can be otherwise unaltered.

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Système de construction de structures en particulier des structures en forme de boîtes telles que des abris, des conteneurs etc., consistant en des panneaux (1) comprenant des unités en sandwich avec un noyau d'isolation thermique (3) par exemple en matériau plastique cellulaire, avec des feuilles extérieures (2), par exemple en matériau plastique renforcé lié au noyau, les panneaux étant prévus pour s'assembler par des bordures (6) du matériau d'isolation thermique et étant pourvus au moins d'un côté, de préférence des deux côtés, de rebords séparés et se projetant à angle droit (7) pour l'assemblage sur les panneaux. Les panneaux (1) sont pourvus de rainures (5) dans des surfaces de bordure destinées à l'assemblage à des organes de bordure, les rainures étant destinées à recevoir les rebords latéraux (7) de l'organe de bordure respectif (6) et étant en connexion directe avec les surfaces internes des couches externes (2) du panneau respectif, la distance entre les surfaces latérales externes des rebords correspondant à la distance entre les intérieurs des couches externes dans les rainures (5). L'épaisseur des rebords latéraux (7) est sensiblement égale à la largeur des rainures (5). Des organes spéciaux de coins (17) sont utilisés dans les coins et sont assemblés à des organes de bordure (6) et aux panneaux de manière à obtenir des extérieurs et des intérieurs entièrement lisses ainsi qu'un transfert de charge sur tous les côtés.
PCT/SE1983/000381 1982-11-08 1983-11-07 Systeme de construction d'une structure WO1984001792A1 (fr)

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