WO1999028562A1 - Säulenfundament in gebäuden, bauwerken od. dgl. - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E02—HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
- E02D—FOUNDATIONS; EXCAVATIONS; EMBANKMENTS; UNDERGROUND OR UNDERWATER STRUCTURES
- E02D27/00—Foundations as substructures
- E02D27/32—Foundations for special purposes
- E02D27/42—Foundations for poles, masts or chimneys
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04C—STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
- E04C5/00—Reinforcing elements, e.g. for concrete; Auxiliary elements therefor
- E04C5/01—Reinforcing elements of metal, e.g. with non-structural coatings
- E04C5/06—Reinforcing elements of metal, e.g. with non-structural coatings of high bending resistance, i.e. of essentially three-dimensional extent, e.g. lattice girders
- E04C5/0645—Shear reinforcements, e.g. shearheads for floor slabs
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- the invention relates to a column foundation in buildings, structures or the like, for frame posts, truss, for example, for footrests of high-voltage power poles or the like, for load transfer into the ground, with a reinforced or reinforced foundation body made of concrete or the like resting in the ground or resting thereon
- a column foundation with at least one individual foundation, for the essentially punctiform load transfer and more favorable distribution of the proportional forces and moments into the ground, with a reinforced or preferably prefabricated column foundation body made of hardening and solidifying mass that is lowered into the ground or resting on it e.g. concrete, plastic and / or the like and with a column foundation head (foundation upper part) whose position can be adjusted vertically and / or horizontally. The actual position can be corrected with centimeter or millimeter accuracy in order to achieve the desired position exactly.
- the column foundation head is a preferably removable on the
- Column foundation body fastened support body This can be a one-piece, rigid body of any cross-section, hollow or fully formed.However, two-part or multi-part articulated and / or shock-absorbing designs are also possible on this support body, the uprights, columns, frame posts, truss or the like by Column foundations of buildings, buildings or the like fastened Column foundations of this type are particularly suitable for structures such as were known from AT-PS 396 495 and the registered AT-PS 1197/96. Such buildings in particular have an octagonal floor plan, with in the corners of the Octagon a post is arranged
- the foundation of a skeleton structure with pillar foundations has above all economic and technical advantages, in particular increased seismic resistance and increased insensitivity to settlement compared to other foundations, such as can be achieved by arranging strip or plate foundations, because a rigid connection of the individual foundations is achieved If the use of reinforced concrete gratings or the like is not provided, the flexibility of the skeleton structure can be fully exploited, which is particularly important in tectonically unstable areas and gives the entire skeleton structure favorable earthquake resistance by means of individual foundations Disadvantage that deviations from the target position of the individual points, at which uprights are to be arranged, cannot be easily avoided, which can be caused either by inaccurate work or, depending on the soil parameters, by later uneven deformations of the soil (subsidence) It is common to provide so-called cookers in the individual foundations for uprights, socket bases or the like.These are recesses that leave a considerable amount of scope on all sides, which is required for setting up or aligning in the lateral and vertical directions of the anchoring or lower parts of
- the object of the invention is intended to remedy this.
- the disadvantage, in particular, of subsequently poured or concreted pots, that the grouting mortar or concrete can loosen or loosen due to poor adhesion to the foundation concrete should be avoided
- GB-PS 1 422 772 A and US-4 633 628 A designs have been known which can serve as supporting bodies for panels or frames, but not for uprights of skeleton structures, frames or panels are generally flat on the supporting bodies and are supported by these support bodies in several places.
- the support body is formed from an upper and a lower plate, between which support rings are loosely arranged, which can be displaced relative to one another, which displacement is prevented by rubber cores or a rubber skin in the event of rest Training according to the aforementioned US-PS serves to compensate for a lateral offset of the building in relation to the foundation in places in the event of earthquakes and earth displacements
- two separate parts are also provided, one of the two parts having a cylindrical sleeve which protrudes upward from the flange resting on the bottom.
- This cylindrical sleeve is not connected to the bottom part.
- the cylindrical part protrudes into the cylindrical part part starting from the upper plate, the upper part of the supporting body being braced against the lower part by means of a screw.
- Elastic receiving members for example spring washers or the like, are provided between the two parts.
- the known design serves for settling and the like on the floor to compensate, since the lower part is mounted on concrete columns and the upper part serves as a support for the base plate of the building on top of it
- the subject of the present invention is a foundation for pillar or the like forming structural part of skeleton structures, that is to say of components which individually project upward from the supporting body.
- uprights are not only subjected to pressure, but also on bend, which means that the supporting body, which is practically the clamping point of the post, has to absorb bending moments.
- Such bending moments cannot be absorbed by the training according to the aforementioned US-PS, nor by the training according to the GB-PS, because the Support body are formed in two or more parts and can only be subjected to pressure
- the invention therefore proposes, for a foundation of the type mentioned at the outset, to provide a supporting body with a flat contact surface in a manner known per se, which supports both the foundation body preferably also detachably attached to the carried component, the, for example ring-shaped or ring-shaped (hollow or full) construction part, in a manner known per se, in particular prefabricated supporting body, either as a one-piece rigid body or two-part or multi-part articulated body between the foundation body and the column or the like forming structural part is positioned
- the execution of the foundation according to the invention allows, on the one hand, the
- the possible uses can be designed in a particularly varied manner by arranging between the reinforced foundation head and the structural part forming the columns or the like, in a manner known per se, in particular a prefabricated, for example ring-shaped or ring-shaped (hollow or full) supporting body with a flat contact surface, which is preferably is attached to the armored foundation body and / or to the structural part forming the column or the like by means of optionally removable holding means.
- the supporting body can also be combined with the structural part forming the column or the like
- one or more compensation plate in particular made of dam material, elastomer or the like, can be arranged between the reinforced foundation body and the structural part forming the column or the like or the supporting body, which at the same time sound and heat - or cold insulation and absorption of In this way, necessary height corrections or position corrections can be carried out easily and precisely, and every supporting body can be brought to the correct level in order to ensure that all points of the floor plan, where a post is to be arranged, in one horizontal level.
- dam material for the compensation plate allows the
- anchor bolts which are anchored in the concrete or the like, as is known per se, can be used as connecting means according to the invention be provided, whose screw-on or screw-down nuts engage directly on the structural part forming the column or the like or on the supporting body, via a washer made of dam material, elastomer or the like, via a clamping plate or via a, in particular U-shaped, clamping ball the additional effects indicated above
- This design of the holding means enables a quick and effective fixing of the support body in relation to the column foundation body.In all cases, all that is required is to screw a nut onto the anchor bolts in order to achieve a secure mounting of the support body in relation to the foundation body. In the simplest case, this secure mounting can be done by the mother can be reached directly, if necessary a washer made of dam material can be arranged between the nut and the supporting body. This washer prevents or reduces the transmission of vibrations from the foundation body via the holding means into the supporting body.
- a terminal strip or a clamping bracket which is in particular U-shaped.
- One leg of the U-shaped clamping bracket then prints on the Support body, against which the other leg can be supported on the foundation body or on the compensating plate.
- the anchor screw penetrates, especially with play, both legs of the U-shaped clamping bracket
- the space enclosed by the ring can be poured out with a hardening mass, for example concrete, plastic and / or the like, with a rod anchor cast into the foundation body, in particular with a wavy longitudinal section, being optionally poured into the filling protrudes
- a hardening mass for example concrete, plastic and / or the like
- a rod anchor cast into the foundation body in particular with a wavy longitudinal section, being optionally poured into the filling protrudes
- the longitudinal section of the ring can be C-shaped.
- the concrete filling the annular space forms a unit with the supporting body, that is, it is also firmly connected to the supporting body.
- This enables the supporting body to be positively fixed in relation to the column foundation body
- the supporting body can additionally be anchored with a rod anchor which protrudes into the annular space and which is anchored by concrete in the concrete when it is filled, thereby creating a additional connection between the spout and the ring and thus between the ring itself and the support body is achieved.
- a trough-shaped cross-section in particular made of reinforced concrete, can be inserted between the column foundation body and the supporting body or the compensating plate into a recess in the column foundation body, the trough optionally being covered with a covering material made of, in particular, sealing material, such as e.g. Silicon, bitumen, asphalt or the like. is poured out.
- sealing material such as e.g. Silicon, bitumen, asphalt or the like.
- the upper surface of the plate of the reinforcement or of the trough-shaped plate and / or the underside (s) of the support body or the column or the like can advantageously be used. forming structural part for the purpose of achieving greater frictional forces or frictional resistance roughened or with warts, knobs, depressions or the like. be provided. This will prove to be particularly advantageous if only greater pressure forces are to be transferred between the foundation and the column and if no connecting means have been provided with regard to this.
- a plurality of mutually offset, threaded holes in the plate of the reinforcement can also advantageously be provided, in which screw bolts or the like. are to be screwed in.
- the supporting body is designed as a shock absorber that absorbs or steams in the lateral direction, in particular, as shock and vibration.
- This training provides sound, cold and heat insulation as well as the absorption of vibrations, in particular by earthquakes
- the supporting body is to be formed from hollow body halves which are arranged one above the other and are connected to one another in an elastically movable manner, the interior thus formed including a smaller body and the space between the hollow body halves and the smaller body being elastic or plastic, for example by foaming, sand filling or the like is filled out
- the support body consists of a body fastened to a base plate with a thin shaft and of a hollow body which is connected to a cover plate and surrounds the above-mentioned body and is larger on the inside, the intermediate space being elastic or plastic, e.g. is filled by foaming, sand filling or the like
- an effective embodiment of the subject matter of the invention is proposed, which enables a subsequent, easy to carry out height change of the foundation.
- This is achieved in that on the armored foundation body or the (a) compensation plate or the trough-shaped plate a known bladder, membrane made of fabric-armored Plastic or the like is inserted with a closable full hose, the full hose end and closure device being arranged later to remain accessible.
- the full hose is designed for the connection of a press or pump for the supply of a liquid or plastic mass.
- the mass may be hardening after some time.This way, if individual foundations of several have set unevenly, uneven settlements can be corrected afterwards.Only more or less liquid or plastic mass has to be pressed in accordingly.For example, misalignments of masts or tower-like Buildings can be easily corrected
- a reinforcement cage can also be embedded in the column foundation body. This measure increases the load-bearing capacity and strength of the foundation body simply increased
- the pillar foundation body can be made of in-situ concrete or provided as a prefabricated body
- the column foundation body can also be arranged so that it projects above the level of the naturally grown soil, which then ensures that no water can enter the holding means of the support body
- the reinforcement consists of a plate made of rigid material located at the top of the foundation and of a reinforcement cage attached to it and flaring downwards, preferably optionally releasable connecting means for the column or the like forming the column Construction part are provided on or adjacent to the plate
- the invention makes it possible to manufacture the column foundation in one go, completely independently of the building or its erection, with great economic advantages, such as low labor, material and time expenditure.
- the foundation can even be prefabricated and as a finished part, for example in a quick and inexpensive manufactured borehole in Relocated in minutes This finished part can be easily pulled out of the ground if necessary
- a layer of fresh concrete can be placed in the borehole under the prefabricated pillar foundation as a leveling layer. This can be of particular importance if, due to the low stability of the walls of the excavation, the
- the plate is a steel plate
- the reinforcement cage which is preferably welded to it, consists of steel bars, optionally provided with bends (end hooks) or welded steel plates at their free ends.
- Another effective design is achieved according to the invention in such a way that that the
- the plate and / or the reinforcement cage consist or is made of fiber-reinforced plastic, the reinforcement cage and plate preferably being produced in one piece - that is to say in one operation
- Reinforcement cage are connected by one or more rings or a spiral made of reinforcing steel in a manner known per se by tying the crossing points together with binding wire, by spot welding in the manner of a structural steel grid or the like
- FIG. 1 shows a sectional view and FIG. 2 shows a top view of a reinforcement cage according to the invention (2).
- the plate at the top of the foundation is designated by (1) in this case, detachable connection means (3) are screw bolts welded to the plate (1). Nuts can be screwed onto them with the interposition of washers and, if necessary, elastic intermediate layers.
- the reinforcing cage (2) which widens conically downwards, becomes longer by a few centimeters (corresponding to the required concrete cover) to form support feet on the base of the foundation formed
- the connection of the rod (4) to the ring (5) can also be done by binding with binding wire, by pressing with plastic or the like.
- the concrete foundation body is indicated by thin lines
- FIGS. 3 and 4 show reinforcement cages which are open at the bottom and are made of steel rods (4) welded to steel plates (1), each in view. These are provided with bends (end hooks) at their free ends according to FIG. 3.
- the steel rods (4 ) Welded sheet metal plates (11)
- Fig. 5 shows a reinforcement cage in which the steel rod (4) welded to the plate (1) and provided with end hooks is bound or connected by four rings (5) made of reinforcing steel.
- the connection can be made by connecting with binding wire or by spot welding according to Art of a steel grid
- the reinforcement cage shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 in vertical section and top view has relatively wider rings (5a) and (6) made of sheet steel for connecting the steel bars (4) welded to the plate (1).
- the steel bars (4) are in corresponding slots the rings (5a, 6) welded in.
- This design enables the transmission of particularly large forces from the steel bars (4) into the foundation concrete, the reinforcement cage is particularly stable.
- the plate (1) is provided with two sets of four keyholes (9) that are shifted against each other Holes that belong together are dashed, the other sometimes dash-dotted.
- pieces (7) made of soft polystyrene or the like are connected to the plate (1), so that space for the heads of inserted and shifted anchor bolts is kept free in the foundation concrete After the foundation concrete has hardened, full pieces (7) can be heated, for example, with a soldering lamp easily removed
- the lower ring (6) is not drawn in plan view for the sake of greater clarity
- FIG. 10 shows in a vertical section a reinforcement cage with a hexagonal base plate (8) (drawn in plan view in FIG. 9).
- FIG. 8 shows the top plate (1) of this reinforcement cage in plan view.
- connection elements are welded to the plate (1) Brackets (10) provided These brackets can be used, for example, to insert steel rods (10a) with threaded holes at different heights.
- the steel rods (10a) can be moved in the holes in the brackets (10), so that there is a multitude of adjustment options, horizontal and also vertical results in the bottom plate (8) has seven large holes, so that it is better enclosed with concrete.
- the plate (1) is provided with a hole in the middle, so that it can be completely filled with concrete more easily
- FIG. 11 shows in a vertical section an exemplary embodiment in which an annular one
- Support body (12) rests on an equally circular compensation plate (13) made of dam material, which in turn rests on the column foundation body (19) or on the plate (1) of the reinforcement cage, which is only indicated schematically.
- the support body (12) is tubular with upper and lower flanges ( 12a)
- the lower flange (12a) is used to be pressed down by the U-shaped clamping balls (18) with the aid of the anchor screws (14) concreted into the column foundation body (19) and nuts (15) screwed onto them.
- This construction allows It is necessary to adjust or move the supporting body (12) in the lateral direction. Then the interior of the supporting body (12) and the compensation plate (13) can be filled with concrete, plastic or the like.
- FIG. 12 shows the arrangement in plan view, a horizontal section being made through the shaft of the supporting body (12) above the screws (14)
- FIGS. 15 and 16 show in the perpendicular section or in the horizontal section in the middle
- the shock absorber consists of a truncated pyramid-shaped (here hexagonal) lower part (31) which is made in one piece with the base plate (32).
- the base plate (32) has four bores (33 ) which have a correspondingly larger diameter than the fastening screws (34) to be screwed into the threaded bores (23) of the upper plate (1) of the reinforcement cage.
- These use larger washers (35) to press the base plate (32) onto the plate (1)
- the larger diameter of the bore (33) allows the support body to be set up or moved laterally before the fastening screws (34) are tightened.
- An upper part (35) engages over this lower part (31).
- Fig. 17 shows in a vertical section a variant of the shock absorber according to claim 15 upper and lower parts are uniform.
- the hollow head half (27) is formed with reinforcing ribs (29) and with a connecting flange (38) located approximately in the middle of the base or Ceiling plate (28) molded on
- the two hollow body halves are arranged one above the other while keeping a distance between the two connecting flanges (38).
- the space between the hollow body halves (27) and the smaller body (24) is also elastic or plastic here, e.g. by foaming, sand filling or the like filled in, an elastic sealing ring is inserted between the connecting flanges (38).
- the connecting flanges (38) are connected by nut screws.
- 18 is a horizontal section through the upper half of the hollow body (27) above its connecting flange (38).
- a body (25) is connected to a base plate (40) by a thinner shaft (39).
- This body (25) is enclosed by an internally larger, divisible hollow body (26) which is connected to the likewise divisible cover plate (41) with the formation of reinforcing ribs (42).
- the space between the body (25) and the divisible hollow body (26) is elastic or plastic, e.g. filled out by foaming.
- the two parts of the hollow body (26), including the body (25), are filled with e.g. connected by screwing.
- Fig. 21 shows a longitudinal section of an embodiment of an inventive
- FIGS. 22 to 24 explain an advantageous procedure for placing the prefabricated foundation body according to the invention, or the production on site of the said foundation body.
- a position and height-measured drilling template 43 is first placed on the (grown) ground.
- a hole is then excavated by an earth drill in the area enclosed by the drilling template 43.
- This bore is piped, as illustrated in FIG. 23, in which the pipe is designated 44.
- the foundation body 19 is then either manufactured using in-situ concrete or an already prefabricated foundation body is sunk into the pipe 44.
- the prefabricated plate 21 is then sunk into the foundation body 19 into a recess.
- the foundation body 19 is made of in-situ concrete, after the prefabricated plate 21 has been countersunk, one must wait until the foundation body 19 is anchored.
- the hardening of the concrete of the foundation body 19 generally takes at least 24 hours.
- the contact point for the upright 30 is geodetically measured in terms of position and height and, if necessary to reach the level, a compensation plate 13 is inserted into the trough of the prefabricated plate 21.
- the Tragowski ⁇ er 12 for the post, column or the like forming structural part 30 is placed.
- FIG. 25 shows another embodiment of FIG. 21.
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