WO2001066879A1 - Procede de montage d'echafaudage, echafaudage et pieces de cet echafaudage - Google Patents

Procede de montage d'echafaudage, echafaudage et pieces de cet echafaudage Download PDF

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WO2001066879A1
WO2001066879A1 PCT/NL2001/000187 NL0100187W WO0166879A1 WO 2001066879 A1 WO2001066879 A1 WO 2001066879A1 NL 0100187 W NL0100187 W NL 0100187W WO 0166879 A1 WO0166879 A1 WO 0166879A1
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Robertus Jacobus Reigwein
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Reco Holding B.V.
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Priority to AT01912599T priority patent/ATE298389T1/de
Priority to EP01912599A priority patent/EP1264056B1/fr
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G5/00—Component parts or accessories for scaffolds
    • E04G5/02—Scaffold feet, e.g. with arrangements for adjustment
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G1/00—Scaffolds primarily resting on the ground
    • E04G1/15—Scaffolds primarily resting on the ground essentially comprising special means for supporting or forming platforms; Platforms
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G5/00—Component parts or accessories for scaffolds
    • E04G5/06—Consoles; Brackets

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  • the invention relates to a method for erecting a scaffold.
  • the invention moreover relates to a scaffold and parts therefor.
  • the invention further relates to the use of different existing scaffolding systems, at least components thereof, in combination, for erecting a scaffold.
  • scaffolding two basic forms are usually distinguished, i.e. the traditional scaffold and the system scaffold.
  • scaffold tubes In traditional scaffolding systems, relatively smooth, tubular scaffold tubes are used, which can be interconnected by means of scaffold clamps. Separate scaffold clamps for obtaining cross and corner joints and the like for such traditional scaffolding systems are, for instance, supplied by the firm Van Thiel United, The Netherlands, and are, for instance, described in NL 7117188 and NL 9202043.
  • scaffold tubes can be longitudinally coupled through the use of, for instance, loose welded couplings.
  • ends of the scaffold tubes comprise specific coupling elements which can readily be interconnected by insertion and, for instance, rotation.
  • Such coupling is, for instance, presented under the type indication "tube lock", in The Netherlands supplied by the firm Van Thiel United, Beek en Donk, involving the use of a bayonet system.
  • tube lock in The Netherlands supplied by the firm Van Thiel United, Beek en Donk, involving the use of a bayonet system.
  • These are used for longitudinal coupling of the relatively smooth scaffold tubes, mainly for forming vertical posts.
  • horizontal members and vertical posts can be provided and coupled in almost any position relative to one another.
  • a loose scaffold clamp can be secured around a scaffold tube (post, horizontal member, strut or the like) anywhere, whereupon a second smooth scaffold tube can be secured in the relevant coupling, again in a position to be selected at random.
  • a particularly great freedom of building is realized, while, for instance, irregular shapes of buildings can easily be followed, floors and the like can be provided at any desired height and location, and loose, universal components can be used therewith.
  • system scaffolding systems use is made of standardized components having fixed lengths and couplings. At both ends of the system scaffolding tubes, a first coupling element is in each case provided, capable of cooperating with a second coupling element provided on another scaffold tube.
  • Such system scaffolding system is, for instance, known as the "cup lock” type, in The Netherlands supplied by the firm SGB Holland Helmond. Comparable systems are, for instance, presented in Belgium by the name “Dura Lock”.
  • posts, horizontal members, struts and the like should always be provided at fixed distances and fixed angles relative to one another, which means that particularly little freedom of design is obtained. Thus, for instance small variations in floor heights in the construction can hardly be taken up.
  • a further advantage of such system scaffolding system is that with such systems, a scaffold can be built up and taken down again in a particularly fast and easy manner, while requiring relatively little manpower.
  • a further advantage of such system scaffolding system is that the posts are disposed at fixed distances relatively to one another. This enables the use of so-called consoles, which are for instance suspended from the posts in a position adjacent the object to the built or at least processed, in such a manner that, for instance, a bricklayer can stand between two floors for further building up a wall.
  • consoles which are for instance suspended from the posts in a position adjacent the object to the built or at least processed, in such a manner that, for instance, a bricklayer can stand between two floors for further building up a wall.
  • Such console is also advantageous for many other applications.
  • the object of the invention is to provide a method for erecting a scaffold, wherein the advantages of the above-described scaffolding systems are maintained as much as possible, without the drawbacks thereof. More in particular, the object of the invention is to provide a method for erecting a scaffold wherein a large measure of freedom of design is obtained, while use can nevertheless be made of at least a fixed grid in which the scaffold is disposed on a ground surface, to enable the use, at the appropriate location, of standard parts such as consoles and the like.
  • a method according to the invention is characterized by the features of claim 1.
  • a method according to the invention use is made, in an inventive manner, of parts of a system scaffolding system for forming a lower scaffold part, as well as parts of a traditional scaffolding system, for building up the upper scaffold part.
  • bases can rapidly and unequivocally be disposed at a fixed mutual distance and, accordingly, in a predetermined grid.
  • at least two posts, at least bases are interconnected in this manner, preferably in each case at least four bases arranged in a rectangle. Such thus formed rectangles can then be intercoupled again to two further horizontal members from the relevant system scaffolding system.
  • the bases further comprise first coupling elements adjacent their top ends, whereby complementary second coupling elements can be coupled, provided on one end of a scaffold tube of a traditional scaffolding system
  • these scaffold tubes can, as posts, be secured on the bases in a simple, fast and unequivocal manner so as to be fixed in position.
  • the bases are kept at a fixed mutual distance by the horizontal members, and are moreover readily fixed in upright position by the horizontal members, at least the lowermost scaffold part can be erected with relatively little manpower, for instance by one person, after which building up can be continued in a simple manner without requiring all types of usual supporting constructions. Because only the horizontal members from the system scaffolding system are necessary, the investments in the system parts can be reduced to a minimum, while the desired advantages are achieved all the same.
  • a method according to the invention is further characterized by the features of claim 2.
  • a console is mounted on posts of the scaffold, at a height to be selected at random.
  • a console should be understood to comprise at least support means, comprising a floor on which users can, for instance, stand or put down things.
  • a console is formed by support braces which, by means of scaffold clamps, can be secured against the posts which by themselves are relatively smooth, so that the height of the console, i.e. the distance between adjacent platforms of the scaffold and the floor of the console, can be selected at random.
  • a console according to the invention can be built up by means of a standard floor, at least as far as dimensions are concerned, or at least a floor built up from standard elements, in particular one of the system scaffolding system used between the bases.
  • the floor can readily be secured on the support braces by the standard means, so that sfiding or detachment otherwise can readily be prevented.
  • the safety is increased considerably, while the method offers much freedom in configuration.
  • a number of telescopic horizontal members are used for connecting the posts horizontally, approximately transverse to the longitudinal direction of the scaffold.
  • This provides the advantage that the distance between the posts and, for instance, a building wall to be built up or covered can be fixedly chosen, while by means of the telescopic horizontal members and platforms provided thereon, the distance between the edge of the scaffold and the relevant building can be set.
  • the posts be positioned at least about 30 cm from the relevant building, in order to provide for sufficient space for, for instance, brickwork and brickwork rows. More in particular, a distance of a few decimeters is often maintained, for instance about 70 cm in total, so that before the front posts, sufficient space remains for users.
  • a method according to the invention is further characterized by the features of claim 5.
  • bases provided with height-adjusting means offers the advantage that the top ends of juxtaposed bases can readily be brought to the same level, before building up an upper scaffold part.
  • the invention further relates to a scaffold characterized by the features of claim 8.
  • a scaffold according to the present invention comprises a lower scaffold part substantially built up through the use of system scaffold parts, in particular horizontal members thereof, and an upper scaffold part substantially built up from elements of a traditional scaffolding system.
  • the upper scaffold part offers a particularly great freedom in design and construction, while only a small assortment of different parts needs to be used and the lower scaffold part provides for a solid, dimensionally stable basis.
  • this dimensionally stable basis offers, for instance, the possibility of using, in the upper scaffold part, standard floor parts with coupling means provided at fixed mutual distances, for instance for forming platforms and consoles, which can be fitted at any desired height and in any desired position due to the fact that traditional scaffolding system parts are used for the upper scaffold part.
  • the invention further relates to a base for use in a method or scaffold according to the invention, characterized by the features of claim 12.
  • a base for use in a method or scaffold according to the invention, characterized by the features of claim 12.
  • Such base offers the advantage that in a particularly fast manner, a lower scaffold part can be formed according to a fixed grid, which lower scaffold part is self-supporting and can, for instance, be assembled by one person.
  • the third coupling means enable in a particularly simple and fast manner coupling of different bases by means of horizontal members of a system scaffolding system.
  • the first coupling elements provide the possibility of coupling posts to the bases in a particularly fast and unequivocal manner, which posts can fit in a traditional scaffolding system.
  • a base according to the invention is characterized by the features of claim 13.
  • the setting means offer the advantage that the third coupling means of two juxtaposed bases can be brought to approximately the same height in a simple manner, so that the system horizontal members can be fitted in a simple manner.
  • the base plates are designed so that the bases can also be positioned loosely, prior to the intercoupling.
  • the invention further relates to a horizontal member, characterized by the features of claim 14.
  • Such horizontal member offers the advantage that it is readily applicable within a method or scaffold according to the invention, since the posts of the upper scaffold part are included in a fixed grid. This means that the horizontal members can rapidly and unequivocally be secured on the posts at any desired height, so that a desired floor can be fitted. On the telescopic second parts, scaffold planks or like support floors can then be placed, whose width can be varied depending on the desired distance to the object to be processed.
  • Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a portion of a scaffold according to the invention
  • Fig. 2 is a front view of a scaffold according to the invention
  • Fig. 3 shows, in side elevation, the scaffold according to Fig. 2;
  • Figs. 4A-C show, in side elevation, a scaffold according to the invention, erected next to a building to be processed, in three different positions;
  • Fig. 5 schematically shows a portion of a base according to the invention
  • Fig. 6 shows two horizontal members of a system scaffolding system for use within the invention
  • Fig. 7 shows a post for use within the invention, with the central part removed therefrom;
  • Fig. 8 shows, in side elevation, a horizontal member according to the invention;
  • Figs. 8 A and 8B are sections of the horizontal member at the level of lines A and B respectively in Fig. 8;
  • Fig. 9 shows, in side elevation, a support brace for a console according to the invention
  • Fig. 10 is a front view of the support brace according to Fig. 9;
  • Fig. 11 shows, in top plan view, a support floor part for use within the invention, in particular with a console.
  • Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a portion of a scaffold 1 according to the invention, comprising a lower scaffold part 2 and an upper scaffold part 3 fixed thereon.
  • the scaffold 1 comprises a first row 4 of vertical posts 6 and a second row 8 of vertical posts 6 extending parallel thereto.
  • the posts 6 are provided with, or at least placed on, bases 10, to be described in more detail hereinbelow, which bases 10 are arranged in a grid.
  • “grid” should at least be understood to mean a frame of regularly spaced apart corner points.
  • the bases 10 are arranged on said corner points of the grid.
  • the grid is built up from rectangles of about 1300 by about 1800 mm.
  • first horizontal members 12 lying in the longitudinal direction
  • second horizontal members 14 extending at right angles thereto in the width direction.
  • the horizontal members 12, 14 are horizontal members from a system ledger system as shown, for instance, in Fig. 6.
  • the first horizontal members 12 and second horizontal members 14 have fixed dimensions, in the exemplary embodiment shown 1800 and 1300 mm.
  • the horizontal members 12, 14 are provided with a coupling element associated or compatible with a cup-lock system ledger system, to be referred to as fourth coupling element 18.
  • This fourth coupling element 18 consists of a rectangular plate mounted on the horizontal members 12, 14 and having slightly beveled ends, which can readily be coupled to a third coupling element 20 on a base 10, as shown in Fig. 5. To that end, as shown schematically in Fig.
  • the fourth coupling element 18 is placed with a downwardly facing part of the plate into a cup-shaped first part, mounted on the base 10, of the third coupling element 20, between said first cup- shaped element 22 and a retaining ring 24 located slightly higher on the base.
  • the retaining ring 24 has its top end provided with a spirally arranged run-on face 26 capable of rubbing along a projection 28 on the vertical tube 30 of the base 10. Hence, rotation of the retaining ring 24 means that the run-on face 26 will run down along the projection 28 whilst moving the retaining ring 24 in vertical direction.
  • the cup-shaped element 22 and the retaining ring 24 have their facing sides provided with a groove 32 and 34 respectively wherein the fourth coupling element 18 can at least partially be received and retained through downward rotation of the retaining ring 24.
  • the fourth coupling element 18 can at least partially be received and retained through downward rotation of the retaining ring 24.
  • four horizontal members can be connected to the base 10 via the coupling elements 18, such that four horizontal members 12, 14, extending at right angles to one another and to the longitudinal direction of be base 10, can be connected to the base.
  • the grid of the lower scaffold part 2 is defined by the length of the first and second horizontal members 12, 14 and the thickness of the tube 30 of the base 10.
  • the base 10 has the lower end 36 of the tube 30 secured in a base spindle 38 known per se, which is left out in Fig. 5 for clarity's sake.
  • a base spindle 38 known per se, which is left out in Fig. 5 for clarity's sake.
  • the distance between a base plate 40 of the base spindle 38 on which the base 10 can be supported and at least the third coupling element 20 can readily be set, such that the third coupling elements 20 of two juxtaposed bases 10 can easily be brought to the same level.
  • Secured to the top end 42 of the tube 30 is a male part of a tube-lock joint as first coupling element 44.
  • Tube- lock joints are already known per se from, for instance, NL 1004234, incorporated herein by reference, and are intended for connecting scaffold tubes longitudinally.
  • a post 6 as shown in Fig. 7 is provided, adjacent a first end 46 thereof, with a female part 48 compatible with said male part 44 of the tube-lock system, while to the opposite, second end 50, a male part 44 is again secured.
  • the tube-lock coupling elements 44, 48 can be coupled by a bayonet-shaped catch, such that the longitudinal axes Li, L2 are in line. This means that the horizontal distances between the posts 6 are also defined by said grid.
  • the posts may also be secured side by side by couplings, such that the longitudinal axes lie partly side by side. If the posts are in each case located on the same side of the post to be connected or tube 30 of base 10, the grid is maintained.
  • a dimensionally stable, relatively rigid lower scaffold part 2 is obtained, which can be erected by one person.
  • a post 6 can be secured on each post by means of the coupling parts 44, 48, which post may have any desired length, for instance 2, 3 or 4 m.
  • the scaffold 1 should be higher, different posts 6 can be secured one onto the other by means of the male and female coupling parts 44, 48 or, optionally, clamp couplings or the like.
  • third horizontal members 54 can be connected to the posts 6 so as to be parallel to the first horizontal members 12 and at any desired height and in any desired position.
  • transverse horizontal members 56 also referred to as scaffolding poles, can be transversely provided between the posts 6, parallel to the second horizontal members 14.
  • substantially smooth scaffold tubes from the traditional scaffolding system can be used, which tubes can be secured with clamp couplings, such as cross coupUngs 52, for which any desired length and position can be used.
  • the third horizontal members 54 can be designed like the posts 6, which can again be interconnected by means of the tube-lock coupling parts 44, 48.
  • These third horizontal members 54 can, for instance, be provided at the level of, or at least directly below, platforms 60, for instance on the facing sides of the posts 6, but can also be used for forming a balustrade along said platforms 60.
  • struts 62 can be provided at any desired location or position.
  • the tube-lock couplings 44, 48 in the first row 4 of posts 6 are arranged at a height different from those in the second row 6, as a result of which the stability is improved.
  • Fig. 3 clearly shows, the tube-lock couplings 44, 48 in the first row 4 of posts 6 are arranged at a height different from those in the second row 6, as a result of which the stability is improved.
  • Fig. 3 clearly shows, the tube-lock couplings 44, 48 in the first row 4 of posts 6 are arranged at a height different from those in the second row 6, as a result of which the
  • transverse members 56 extend from the second row 8 to a position beyond the posts 6 disposed in the first row 4.
  • the transverse members at the level of platforms 60 are designed as slide members or slide poles, as shown in Fig. 8.
  • This slide pole 64 comprises a first part 66, for instance having a V-shaped cross section as shown in Fig. 8B, into which a second part 67 is slidable in the longitudinal direction L.
  • the second part 67 is provided, at about hal ⁇ ength, with a stop block 68 capable of striking a stop strip 70 (Fig. 8A) adjacent the front end 72 of the first part 66.
  • the second part 67 has its free end provided with a lip 74 which prevents the second part 67 from being slid too far into the first part 66.
  • the lip 74 and the stop block define the length K through which the second part 67 can be slid relative to the first part 66.
  • the first part 66 comprises two clamp coupling parts 76 of a known type. The center-to- center distance of these two clamp coupling parts 76 is chosen in correspondence with the grid-defined center- to-center distance of two third horizontal members 54, provided against the facing sides of the rows of posts 6.
  • the first part 66 can readily be secured so as to be fixed in position on said third horizontal members 54 and be supported thereby.
  • the object of the telescopic second part 67 will be discussed in more detail hereinbelow.
  • scaffold parts 80 for instance as shown in Figs. 1, 3, 4 and 11, a portion of a platform 60 can be fitted hereon, whose width can be varied.
  • the clamp couplings 76 can be fixedly mounted on the first part 66, to obtain a particularly firm connection which, moreover, enables assembling and disassembling in a particularly simple manner.
  • FIGs. 9 and 10 show a support brace 82 built up from a first section part 84 and a second section part 86, fixedly interconnected at an angle of, for instance, 45°.
  • a first end 87 of the first section part 84 is located directly above a free end 89 of the second section part 86.
  • clamp couplings known per se, directed so that by means of those clamp couplings 52, the support brace 82 can be fixed on a post 6 at any desired height, such that the first section part 84 extends approximately horizontally.
  • a console 94 can be secured against posts 6 at a desired height, for instance on the side facing away from the second row 8 of the posts 6 disposed in the first row 4, or, conversely, on the facing side thereof.
  • a floor part 80 is laid in fixed position on the support braces 86 by means of the braces 90.
  • the floor part 80 has its two end faces 96 provided with two handle-shaped braces 98 having a center-to-center distance T, which can be slid over the wall parts 92 of two juxtaposed braces. This readily prevents sliding of the floor part 80 relative to the support braces 82, so that a safe platform is obtained.
  • the support braces 82 may also carry more or fewer braces 90, for obtaining a wider or smaller console 94.
  • the braces 98 are secured on a U-shaped end piece 99 slid with a proper fit over the relevant end 96 of the floor part 80 and secured thereon by screws, nails or the like. In the embodiment shown in Fig.
  • the platforms 60 are formed from conventional scaffold planks. However, it will be clear that these may also be formed from floor parts 80, as shown by way of example in Fig. 11, while on the slide poles 64, comparable braces 90 may be provided.
  • Figs. 4A-C show, in side elevation, a scaffold 1 according to the invention, next to a building 100 in process. Alongside the prefabricated wall 101 of the building 100, an outer wall 102 is being built up.
  • the scaffold 1 comprises three platforms 60A-C one above the other, vertically spaced apart by a distance Z which differs from the mutual distance between the floors 103 of the building 100.
  • FIG. 4A shows (as an example) a bricklayer 104 standing on a platform part provided on the second part of a slide pole 64, from where he can built up the wall 102 about 1.5 m above the supporting surface of said platform 60A.
  • Fig. 4B shows a console 94 secured on the side of the posts 6 facing the building 100, such that the floor parts 80 are approximately flush with the upper edge 106 of the wall 102 built up in Fig. 4A.
  • the part 105 of the platform 60B which part 105 projects before the posts 6 and which, in Fig. 4A, extended above the bricklayer 104, is removed here, with the two parts 67 of the slide poles being retracted.
  • the bricklayer 104 has positioned himself on the console 94 and is thus able to build up the wall 102 further, to a position beyond the central platform 60B.
  • This platform 60B may then serve as shelf for stones, mortar and the like.
  • said portion 105 of the central platform 60B can be placed back again, so that the bricklayer can position himself thereon for building up the wall 102 further.
  • This process may be continued in a comparable manner as the wall 102 is being built up further.
  • a safe and ergonomically suitable method for processing a wall for instance building up in bricks, insulating or the like, is obtained.
  • the posts 6 in the first row 4 are placed at some distance from the buflding 100, preferably a distance greater than 30 cm.
  • a sufficient working space for a user 104 such as a bricklayer
  • 30 cm is a minimum measure for creating sufficient space for, for instance, a wall 102 to be built up, masoning tools such as a masoning frame and a free space between the platforms 60 and said wall.
  • the distance may also be greater, for instance about 70 cm, enabling a user such as a bricklayer 104 to work between the posts 6 and the wall 101 of the building 100. In that case, the further platforms 60 remain free.
  • a number of lower scaffold parts 2 for, for instance, four or more posts can be disposed at an angle relative to one another, to form curved or angled scaffolds, while each separate lower scaffold part is disposed in said grid and connected to an adjoining lower scaffold part at least by the upper scaffold part.
  • consoles and in particular the floor parts to be used therewith can be arranged in other manners, while, for instance, use can be made of metal or plastic sections, wood and the like.
  • bases described comprise screw spindles, other means can of course also be used for bringing the third coupling means to the desired height, for instance jacks, filling blocks, bases of different lengths and the like.
  • scaffold tubes of a traditional scaffolding system are described, which may, for instance, be tubular with a round section.
  • a console, in particular the support braces can of course be used within other scaffolding systems, for instance a scaffold entirely built up from traditional scaffolding system parts.

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L'invention concerne un procédé de montage d'un échafaudage, dans lequel sur une surface au sol, on dispose au moins deux rangées de poteaux, sensiblement sous forme d'une grille, les poteaux étant arrangés selon des points de jonction de la grille, de telle façon que, au moins directement au dessus de la surface au sol, au moins, dans chaque cas, entre deux poteaux d'une rangée, il existe une distance fixe, au moins prédéterminée, les poteaux étant dressés verticalement et comprenant des bases dont chacune comprend, dessus ou au moins de manière adjacente à l'extrémité tournée vers le haut durant l'utilisation, un premier élément de couplage destiné à coupler un deuxième élément de couplage complémentaire, relié à un tube d'échafaudage relativement souple, d'un système d'échafaudage traditionnel, sur lequel, sur la base de ces tubes d'échafaudage on monte un échafaudage au moyen d'autres tubes d'échafaudage relativement souples et de pinces de serrage, les bases comprenant chacune au moins un troisième élément de couplage, compatible avec un système d'échafaudage système, et où dans chaque cas deux bases juxtaposées dans une rangée sont couplées ensemble au moyen d'un élément horizontal de ce système d'échafaudage système.
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