WO2003087492A1 - Reinforcing bar coupler - Google Patents

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WO2003087492A1
WO2003087492A1 PCT/KR2003/000670 KR0300670W WO03087492A1 WO 2003087492 A1 WO2003087492 A1 WO 2003087492A1 KR 0300670 W KR0300670 W KR 0300670W WO 03087492 A1 WO03087492 A1 WO 03087492A1
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reinforcing bar
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Yong Keun Kim
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04BUILDING
    • E04CSTRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
    • E04C5/00Reinforcing elements, e.g. for concrete; Auxiliary elements therefor
    • E04C5/16Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups
    • E04C5/162Connectors or means for connecting parts for reinforcements
    • E04C5/163Connectors or means for connecting parts for reinforcements the reinforcements running in one single direction
    • E04C5/165Coaxial connection by means of sleeves

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  • This invention relates to a reinforcing bar coupler
  • coupler assemblies which include
  • the invention is provided to solve the problems as
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a novel
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a novel
  • reinforcing bar coupler which could join the reinforcing bars
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a novel
  • a reinforcing bar coupler comprising a pair of sleeves 2, 2a
  • inserting portion 27 and the other half inner surface is a
  • tapered extension shell 21 whose inner surface has a recess
  • Figure 1 shows the exploded perspective view of the
  • Figure 2 shows the exploded section of the embodiment.
  • Figure 3 shows the assembled section of the embodiment .
  • Figure 4 shows the assembled section of the other
  • Figure 5 shows the assembled side view of the embodiment
  • Figure 6 shows the assembled perspective view of the embodiment
  • Figure 7 shows the exploded perspective view of the
  • Figure 8 shows the assembled perspective view of the
  • Figure 9 shows the perspective view of another embodiment
  • Figure 10 shows the perspective view of another embodiment
  • Figure 11 shows the perspective view of the other
  • Figure 12 shows the assembled section of the embodiment
  • FIG. 1 to 8 show the embodiment of the invention in
  • the sleeve 2, 2a is comprised of three sections, that is, a cylindrical shell 22 whose cross section is preferably
  • semi-cylindrical central shell 28 is as long as about 2/5
  • shape of the sleeve 2, 2a could be depicted as an oval tube
  • a half inner surface of the cylindrical shell 22 is parallel to the axis of the sleeve
  • the outer surface of the tapered extension shell 21 is the outer surface of the tapered extension shell 21.
  • shell 21 forms a reinforcing bar insertion portion 26 and is
  • outer surface 23 of the tapered extension shell 21 is a serration
  • extension shell 21 is provided a recess 40 whose inner radius
  • the wedge 3 , 3a is about a shape of the segmented cylinder
  • the round surface 30c of the wedge 3, 3a is mated with the wedge insertion portion 27 of the sleeve 2, 2a, and the
  • 3a is provided an embedded magnet 34.
  • the magnet 34 will be
  • the elastic magnet 37 is inserted.
  • the elastic magnet 37 will attach the
  • the stopper 35 has a serration 32 on the surface to be
  • annular groove 25 of the sleeve 2a is annular groove 25 of the sleeve 2a.
  • the tapered extension shell 21 of the sleeve 2a is inserted from the central portion or the central shell
  • the wedge 3 , 3a may be easily attached
  • Figure 3 shows the joined reinforcing bars according to
  • Figure 9 shows another embodiment of the invention, in which the wedge 3b have the slit 36c on the striking end 30b.
  • the slit 36c will reduce the friction when the wedge is driven
  • Figure 10 shows another embodiment of the wedge, in which
  • the wedge 3c is not provided with an elastic member 36 and slit
  • the wedge 3c is only provided with a serration
  • This embodiment will be preferably
  • FIG. 11 and 12 show another modified embodiment of the
  • cylindrical shell 22 is visible, so adjusting of rib 12 of the
  • the reinforcing bar may be inserted into the sleeve
  • coupler of the invention may be made of cast
  • the joining work can be performed only by use of striking tool

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Abstract

This invention relates to a reinforcing bar coupler which could obtain a quick butt joint of the ends of the two reinforcing bars without turning either reinforcing bar nor the coupler. According to the invention, there is provided a reinforcing bar coupler comprising a pair of sleeves (2, 2a) and a pair of wedges (3, 3a). The sleeve (2, 2a) includes a cylindrical shell (22) whose half inner surface is a wedge inserting portion (27) and the other half inner surface is a reinforcing bar inserting portion (26) to surround the end of one side reinforcing bar (1) and a tapered extension shell (21) extending from the cylindrical shell (22) to surround the partial periphery of the end of the other side reinforcing bar (1a). The inner surface of the reinforcing bar inserting portion (26) of the cylindrical shell (22) and the tapered extension shell (21) having annular grooves (25) to receive the rib (12) of the reinforcing bar (1, 1a). The outer surface of the tapered extension shell (21) being tapered. The wedge (3, 3a) is inserted between the wedge inserting portion (27) of a sleeve (2) and the outer surface of the tapered extension shell (21) of the other sleeve (2a).

Description

REINFORCING BAR COUPLER
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to a reinforcing bar coupler, and
more particularly to a mechanical reinforcing bar coupler which
could obtain a quick butt j oint of the ends of the two reinforcing
bars without turning either reinforcing bar nor the coupler,
and could be commonly used for the reinforcing bars which have
different ribs .
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Reinforcing bars used in poured concrete construction
often need to be joined end to end as to make up a longer bar
having required mechanical characteristics to endure a tension
loads. Conventionally, various types of reinforcingbar coupling
have been used such as an overlapping coupling, a gas pressure
weld coupling, a thread type sleeve coupling which is screwed
up into the thread-ended reinforcing bar. But these coupling
methods have some particular problems.
Recently, coupler assemblies, which include
semi-cylindrical half shell members with inner grooves, are
being used. These couplers have an advantage that the end of
reinforcing bar should not be worked or machined. But, these types of coupler require many steps of manufacturing, And in
joining process, these couplers require turning work of coupler
member to join the end of reinforcing bars, which will result
in hard working and low efficiency of reinforcing bar
construction. In addition, as the rib of reinforcing bars are
different in shape to each other according to the manufacturers ,
the same coupler could not be used to join reinforcing bars
of different ribs.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The invention is provided to solve the problems as
described above and the object of the invention is to suggest
a novel reinforcing bar coupler which could obtain a quick butt
joint of the ends of the two reinforcing bars of the different
pattern ribs .
Another object of the invention is to provide a novel
reinforcing bar coupler in which the parts of coupler assembly
could be simplified so that the manufacturing cost could be
reduced and the efficiency of fieldmanagement couldbe enhanced.
Another object of the invention is to provide a novel
reinforcing bar coupler which could join the reinforcing bars
onlyby striking thewedge without turning the barnor the coupler,
which may enhance the efficiency of the reinforcing bar construction.
Another object of the invention is to provide a novel
reinforcing bar coupler in which other tools except the striking
tool are not necessary, and the losing of parts could be avoided
because the parts could be attached temporarily.
According to the aspect of the invention, there is provided
a reinforcing bar coupler comprising a pair of sleeves 2, 2a
and a pair of wedges 3, 3a, wherein the sleeve 2, 2a includes
a cylindrical shell 22 whose half inner surface is a wedge
inserting portion 27 and the other half inner surface is a
reinforcing bar inserting portion 26 to surround the end of
one side reinforcing bar 1 and a tapered extension shell 21
extending from the cylindrical shell 22 to surround the partial
periphery of the end of the other side reinforcing bar la, and
the inner surface of the reinforcing bar inserting portion 26
of the cylindrical shell 22 and the tapered extension shell
21 having annular grooves 25 to receive the rib 12 of the
reinforcing bar 1 , la, the outer surface of the tapered extension
shell 21 being tapered, and the wedge 3, 3a has the width and
depth being narrower toward the end of it and could be inserted
between the wedge inserting portion 27 of a sleeve 2 and the
outer surface of the tapered extension shell 21 of the other sleeve 2a .
According to another aspect of the invention, there is
provided a reinforcing bar, wherein a semi-cylindrical central
shell 26 is provided between the cylindrical shell 22 and the
tapered extension shell 21 whose inner surface has a recess
40 to receive the projection or deformation of the cut end of
the reinforced bar.
According to another aspect of the invention, there is
provided a reinforcing bar coupler wherein the cylindrical shell
22 has a longitudinal opening 22a which is narrower than the
width of the wedge 3, 3a.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Figure 1 shows the exploded perspective view of the
embodiment .
Figure 2 shows the exploded section of the embodiment.
Figure 3 shows the assembled section of the embodiment .
Figure 4 shows the assembled section of the other
embodiment
Figure 5 shows the assembled side view of the embodiment
Figure 6 shows the assembled perspective view of the embodiment
Figure 7 shows the exploded perspective view of the
embodiment of the wedge
Figure 8 shows the assembled perspective view of the
embodiment of the wedge
Figure 9 shows the perspective view of another embodiment
of the wedge
Figure 10 shows the perspective view of another embodiment
of the wedge
Figure 11 shows the perspective view of the other
embodiment of the invention
Figure 12 shows the assembled section of the embodiment
of Figure 11
BEST MODE FOR CARRING OUT THE INVENTION
Preferred embodiments of the invention will be described
in detail below by referring to the accompanying drawings .
Figures 1 to 8 show the embodiment of the invention in
which a pair of sleeves 2, 2a of the same shape and a pair of
wedges 3 , 3a of the same shape are provided to couple two aligned
reinforcing bar 1, la in a butt joint.
The sleeve 2, 2a is comprised of three sections, that is, a cylindrical shell 22 whose cross section is preferably
elongated circular or oval and is as long as about 2/5 of the
entire length of the sleeve 2 , 2a, and a semi-cylindrical central
shell 28 which is positioned adjacent to the cylindrical shell
22 and is as long as about 1/5 of the entire length of the sleeve
2, 2a, and a tapered extension shell 21 which extends from the
semi-cylindrical central shell 28 and is as long as about 2/5
of the entire length of the sleeve 2, 2a. Therefore, the entire
shape of the sleeve 2, 2a could be depicted as an oval tube
extends to form a cylindrical shell 22 and, at the point of
about 2/5 of the length, about 3/5 lower part of the circumference
of oval tube is cut off to form a semi-cylindrical central shell
28, and the remained section of 2/5 length extends in the shape
of tapered and partially segmented cylindrical shell to form
a tapered extension shell 21.
The preferred sectional shape of the cylindrical shell
22 is an elongated circular or oval. But any tubular shape will
be available enough to surround the reinforcing bar and the
inserted wedge as described below.
A plurality of annular ribs 29a and two longitudinal ribs
29 similar to the rib 12 of reinforcing bar 1, la are formed
on the outer surface of the cylindrical shell 22 to increase
the bonding force with the concrete. A half inner surface of the cylindrical shell 22 is parallel to the axis of the sleeve
2, 2a and forms a wedge insertion portion 27, and the other
half inner surface of the cylindrical shell 22 forms a reinforcing
bar insertion portion 26 on which a plurality of semi-annular
grooves 25 are provided.
The outer surface of the tapered extension shell 21 is
an inclined surface 23 with the width and the depth being narrower
toward the end of it . The inner surface of the tapered extension
shell 21 forms a reinforcing bar insertion portion 26 and is
provided with a plurality of semi-annular grooves 25, which
is similar to those of the cylindrical shell 22. On the inclined
outer surface 23 of the tapered extension shell 21 is a serration
24, which will be engaged with the serration 32 of the wedge
3, 3a as mentioned later.
On the inner surface of the semi-cylindrical central shell
28 which connects the cylindrical shell 22 and the tapered
extension shell 21 is provided a recess 40 whose inner radius
is preferably larger than that of the semi -annular groove 25,
which will receive the projection or deformation at the end
of bar formed by bar cutting or bending.
The wedge 3 , 3a is about a shape of the segmented cylinder
which is partially cut along the line parallel to the axial
line. The round surface 30c of the wedge 3, 3a is mated with the wedge insertion portion 27 of the sleeve 2, 2a, and the
other surface of the wedge 3, 3a, which is a tapered inclined
surface 31, is mated with the inclined surface 23 of the tapered
extension shell 21. On the round surface 30c and on the inclined
surface of the wedge3 , 3a are provided al least one longitudinal
groove 33 which will reduce the friction area, so make the wedge
be inserted easily.
On the front side of the round surface 30c of the wedge
3, 3a is provided an embedded magnet 34. The magnet 34 will
temporarily attach the wedge 3 , 3a on the wedge insertion port ion
27 of the sleeve 2, 2a, which will make the bar joining work
easier and avoid the parts losing.
On the near part of the striking end 30b of the tapered
inclined surface 31 is a recess 38, into which an elastic member
36 and the stopper 35 are inserted in sequence. The elastic
member 36 is provided with a plurality of the elastic projections
36a made by cutting as shown in Figure 7. A hole 36b is formed
on the central area of the elastic member 36 , in which an elastic
magnet 37 is inserted. The elastic magnet 37 will attach the
elastic member 36 to the wedge 3, 3a. If the wedge 3, 3a is
made of non-magnetic material , a synthetic rubber and an adhesive
may be used to attach the magnet 37 on the wedge 3, 3a instead
of elastic magnet 37. The stopper 35 has a serration 32 on the surface to be
engaged with the serration 24 of the sleeve 2, 2a. The serration
32 of the wedge 3, 3a will prevent the wedge 3, 3a from pulling
out between the wedge insertion portion 27 of one sleeve 2 and
the inclined surface 23 of the tapered extension shell 21 of
the other sleeve 2a.
The coupling process of the embodiment according to the
invention will be described as follows. First, one reinforcing
bar 1 is inserted from one end of the cylindrical shell 22 of
the sleeve 2 to reach the central portion or the central shell
28 of the sleeve 2. Then, the rib 12 of the reinforcing bar
1 is adjusted to engage with the annular groove 25 of the sleeve
2. Then, the other reinforcing bar la is inserted on the
cylindrical shell 22 of the other sleeve 2a to reach the central
portion or the central shell 28 of the sleeve' 2a. And the rib
12 of the reinforcing bar la is adjusted to engage with the
annular groove 25 of the sleeve 2a.
And the reinforcing bar la is inserted to the reinforcing
bar inserting portion 26 of the tapered extension shell 21 of
the sleeve 2 until the front end of the reinforcing bar la reaches
the central portion or the central shell 28 of the sleeve 2.
At the same time, the tapered extension shell 21 of the sleeve 2a is inserted from the central portion or the central shell
28 of the sleeve 2 into the wedge insertion portion 27 of the
sleeve 2. Then, the ribs 12 of the reinforcing bar 1, la are
adj usted to engage with the annular groove 25 of the corresponding
sleeve 2. 2a .
Then, the wedges 3, 3a are inserted and driven between
the wedge inserting portion 27 of the cylindrical shell 22 and
the inclined surface 23 of the tapered extension shell 21 of
each sleeve 2, 2a. Then, by the wedge action, the driven wedge
3, 3a will firmly clamp the reinforcing bars 1, la against the
sleeve 2, 2a . At this time, the wedge 3 , 3a may be easily attached
on the wedge insertion portion 27 by the magnet 34, which will
make wedge driving work be easier.
Figure 3 shows the joined reinforcing bars according to
the coupler of the invention in which the reinforcing bar 1,
la has a circular rib 12. But, Figure 4 shows the joined
reinforcing bars according to the coupler of the invention in
which the reinforcing bar 1, la has alternately offset
semi-circular rib 12. As shown in Figure 3 and 4, the coupler
of the invention could be commonly used for reinforcing bars
of different rib type by adjusting the relative inserting depth
of the sleeve 2, 2a.
Figure 9 shows another embodiment of the invention, in which the wedge 3b have the slit 36c on the striking end 30b.
The slit 36c will reduce the friction when the wedge is driven
and make the wedge be easily inserted and the serrations 24,
32 be not destroyed.
Figure 10 shows another embodiment of the wedge, in which
the wedge 3c is not provided with an elastic member 36 and slit
36c. In this case, the wedge 3c is only provided with a serration
32 on the inclined surface 31. This embodiment will be preferably
applied to a smaller size reinforcing bar or a smaller size
wedge on which the elastic member 36 or the slit 36c could be
hardly formed.
Figure 11 and 12 show another modified embodiment of the
invention, in which the cylindrical shell 22 of the sleeve 2b,
2c has a longitudinal opening 22a which is narrower than the
width of the wedge 3, 3a. Therefore, the cylindrical shell 22
comes to have a shape of trough. And the edge of the opening
22a is bent inwardly to form an engaging lip 23a. And the wedge
3 also has an engaging bent lips 31a on the opposite sides to
be engaged with the engaging lip 23 of the cylindrical shell
22. This embodiment is advantageous in that the inner part of
cylindrical shell 22 is visible, so adjusting of rib 12 of the
reinforcing bar 1, la with the groove 25 of the sleeve 2b, 2c
is easier. And, if the width of the opening 22a is properly determined, the reinforcing bar may be inserted into the sleeve
2b, 2c through the opening 22a as well.
The parts of coupler of the invention may be made of cast
steel , stainless steel or other steel and may be formed by means
of casting, forging, press working or other proper methods .
INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY
According to the reinforcing bar coupler of the invention
as described above, the reinforcing bars of different type rib
can be commonly joined by properly adjusting the sleeves in
the axial direction to engage the rib with annular groove. And
the joining work can be performed only by use of striking tool
without need of turning the reinforcing bar or the coupler.
And the number of part is fewer than the conventional reinforcing
bar coupler, so the manufacturing and maintenance of parts is
simple and easy. And as the magnet on the wedge could attach
the wedge on the sleeve temporarily, losing of parts may be
prevented and the working efficiency of the reinforcing bar
coupling will be considerably improved.

Claims

1, A reinforcing bar coupler comprising a pair of sleeves
2 , 2a and a pair of wedges 3, 3a, wherein the sleeve 2 , 2a includes
a cylindrical shell 22 whose half inner surface is a wedge
inserting portion 27 and the other half inner surface is a
reinforcing bar inserting portion 26 to surround the end of
one side reinforcing bar 1 and a tapered extension shell 21
extending from the cylindrical shell 22 to surround the partial
periphery of the end of the other side reinforcing bar la, and
the inner surface of the reinforcing bar inserting portion 26
of the cylindrical shell 22 and the tapered extension shell
21 having annular grooves 25 to receive the rib 12 of the
reinforcing bar 1, la, the outer surface of the tapered extension
shell 21 being tapered, and the wedge 3, 3a has the width and
depth being narrower toward the end of it and could be inserted
between the wedge inserting portion 27 of a sleeve 2 and the
outer surface of the tapered extension shell 21 of the other
sleeve 2a.
2. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1, wherein a
semi-cylindrical central shell 26 is provided between the
cylindrical shell 22 and the tapered extension shell 21 whose 3, 3b have a serration 32 on the tapered inclined surface 31
tobe engagedwith the inclined surface 23 of the taperedextension
shell 21 of the sleeve 2, 2a.
8. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1, wherein
longitudinal grooves 33 are provided on the round surface 30c
and on the inclined surface of the wedge 3, 3a, which will reduce
the friction area.
9. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1, wherein a magnet
34 is embedded on the round surface 30c of the wedge 3, 3a.
10. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 5, wherein the
elastic member 36 is provided with a plurality of the elastic
projections 36a made by cut and an elastic magnet 37 inserted
in the hole 36b on the central area of the elastic member 36.
11. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 5, wherein the
elastic member 36 is made of plate type rubber magnet.
12. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 5, wherein the
elastic member 36 is made of plate type synthetic rubber and
the elastic member 36 and the stopper 35 are bonded on the recess
15 inner surface has a recess 40 to receive the projection or
deformation of the cut end of the reinforced bar.
3. Areinforeingbar coupler of claim 1 , wherein a plurality
of annular ribs 29a and two longitudinal ribs 29 similar to
the rib 12 of reinforcing bar 1, la are formed on the outer
surface of the cylindrical shell 22 to increase the bonding
force with the concrete.
4. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1, wherein on the
inclined surface 23 of the tapered extension shell 21 of the
sleeve 2, 2a is a serration 24 to be engaged with the serration
32 of the wedge 3, 3a.
5. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1, wherein on the
near part of the striking end 30b of the tapered inclined surf ce
31 is a recess 38 , into which an elastic member 36 and the stopper
35 are inserted in sequence.
6. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1 , wherein the wedge
3b have the slit 36c on the striking end 30b.
7. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1 , wherein the wedge
14 38 by an adhesive.
13. A reinforcing bar coupler of claim 1, wherein the
cylindrical shell 22 has a longitudinal opening 22a which is
narrower than the width of the wedge 3, 3a.
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