WO2008102185A2 - Immobilization equipment for iron armature - Google Patents

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WO2008102185A2
WO2008102185A2 PCT/GR2008/000014 GR2008000014W WO2008102185A2 WO 2008102185 A2 WO2008102185 A2 WO 2008102185A2 GR 2008000014 W GR2008000014 W GR 2008000014W WO 2008102185 A2 WO2008102185 A2 WO 2008102185A2
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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    • E04C5/00Reinforcing elements, e.g. for concrete; Auxiliary elements therefor
    • E04C5/16Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups
    • E04C5/20Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups of material other than metal or with only additional metal parts, e.g. concrete or plastics spacers with metal binding wires
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    • E04CSTRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
    • E04C5/00Reinforcing elements, e.g. for concrete; Auxiliary elements therefor
    • E04C5/16Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups
    • E04C5/168Spacers connecting parts for reinforcements and spacing the reinforcements from the form
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    • E04CSTRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
    • E04C5/00Reinforcing elements, e.g. for concrete; Auxiliary elements therefor
    • E04C5/16Auxiliary parts for reinforcements, e.g. connectors, spacers, stirrups
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  • This invention presents an immobilization equipment for iron armature inside the concrete in the specific point which is being asked by any different requirement of a certain plan of work.
  • the immobilization equipment for iron armature has the following characteristic, that is when the armature is placed at the special point indicated by the drawings, it does not need any binding to stay in place.
  • a simple way to introduce the equipment is that every two centimeters there is the point (2) of laying the iron armature according to the ⁇ of the iron, protrusions (8) of holding the iron armature which is should have relative height and space between them so as to be able to function with every ⁇ of iron rods from ⁇ .8 up to ⁇ .40. It is also advisable for the first layer of iron that the equipment will function also as a spacer of the specific depth of the armature inside the concrete, thus avoiding placing spacers and reducing the cost.
  • figure 1 we can see a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, a general view (1 ), point (2) for iron armature laying, protrusions (8) for holding the armature, flaps (12) to keep the armature held in position.
  • FIG 3 there is a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, concerning to the first layers of iron and which functions as a spacer of special depth into the concrete.
  • the difference of this component is that there is an opening (3), which allows concrete to get through and gaps (4) allowing concrete to get through and thus there will not be any interruption of concrete flow (pre-breach).
  • Figure 12. It shows a perspective of a component for immobilizing iron armature concerning beams and pillars. This component has the following characteristic that placing the armature iron on point (2), it is also placed the additional component (6) on the protrusions (8), which penetrate the holes (5) by pushing until the additional component (6) touches the iron rods and stays at its position by the flaps (12), which are on the protrusions (8).
  • figures 14, 15, 16 and 17 could be made according to the invention by galvanized steel sheets of 1 millimeter to 2 millimeters while all the additional components should be made of plastic.
  • FIGURE 1 A first figure.
  • Figure 1 gives ⁇ perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, which is for second grillages of all types of armature while it is also suitable for the first ones too, in case the specifications of the project require special spacers of specific depth into the concrete.
  • the equipment should not have lugs (1 1 ) and so to make some bindings of the structural iron with the equipment, which will be cheaper.
  • the component should also not have protrusions (8) on the one side, and thus be even cheaper. It would also be advisable the lugs (1 1 ) run all over the length of the component.
  • Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, which is suitable for second grillages of all types of armatures while it is also suitable for the first ones in case the specifications of the project presuppose special spacers of specific depth in the concrete.
  • flaps (12) so that the armature should be sustained to its position, point (7) where we put the structural iron ⁇ .8 to ⁇ .10 so as to sustain the component and at the same time not to break when its touches another iron grillage, lugs (1 1) at the side of the bottom of the component towards the inside part in order that the structural iron on position (7) remains to its position.
  • the protrusions (8) should be placed in distances axially of the irons, such as the dimensions ordinarily specified in projects, mainly every 5 centimeters or by 10. Using this method the component becomes even more affordable. Snags should be between the protrusions (8) in order to protect the protrusions (8).
  • Figure 3 shows a perspective view of an immobilization equipment of iron armature for floor or wall upright or vertical on the type of the component. It would be advisable based on the invention to have holding protrusions (8) on one side and so it becomes cheaper.
  • Flaps (12) to sustain the armature should, according to the invention, function also as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it should also be advisable to begin from two centimeters, adding half a centimeter each time until reaching 5 centimeters.
  • Figure 4 shows another perspective of the immobilization equipment for floor or wall, perpendicular or vertical. It would also be advisable based on the invention to possess sustaining protrusions (8) on both sides.
  • General view of the equipment (1 ) points of laying the iron armature (2), relevant to the ⁇ of the iron. Opening (3) in order to enable the concrete to get through, gaps (4) in order to enable the concrete to get through, point (30) of conjunction of the element, sustaining protrusions of iron armature (8).
  • Figure 5 shows another perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron wall armature upright or vertical or diagonal or bidiagonal.
  • This type of equipment can hold the concrete iron armature alone in proper position, but in some cases of special projects there could also be used an equipment of extra secure.
  • This type of equipment is suitable for second, third, fourth and in general for multiple grillages. It is also suitable for the first ones if the project's specifications request for special spacers, of specific depth inside the concrete.
  • the armature sustaining protrusions (8) should be placed every five centimeters, because in this way a wider spectrum of wall armature is being covered for the usual projects.
  • Figure 6 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature of wall perpendicular or vertical or diagonal or bi-diagonal. It is advisable according to the invention to possess sustaining protrusions of the armature (8) from the one side so that it can be cheaper. It is also advisable in order to get maximum security of the project in case the wall is very high and the armature heavy to also put an additional equipment (6) with structural iron. This kind of equipment it would also be advisable based on the invention to be able to function also as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it should start from two centimeters adding half centimeter higher up to five centimeters.
  • FIG. 1 Perspective view of the equipment, (1 ), point of laying the iron (2), aperture so as to enable the concrete to pass through (3), spacers for the concrete to pass through (4), hole (5) for the additional equipment (6), flaps of armature sustaining (12), additional equipment (6) that goes inside the hole (5) with the sustaining jags (13) and locks with the sustaining flaps (12).
  • the additional equipment (6) is advisable to be placed every 50 centimeters, but in case where this could be necessary, it can also be placed more closely, point of joining the equipment (30), point (7) where enters the structural iron ⁇ . 8 or ⁇ . 10 in order to ensure the biggest safety of the armature in case of a special project.
  • Figure 7 shows a perspective view of the equipment of immobilization of iron armature for floor which consists of two pieces and in order to immobilize the armature we use structural iron.
  • This kind of equipment it would be advisable based on the invention to possess protrusions (8) from the one side.
  • Figure 8 shows a perspective view of the equipment of immobilizing the iron armature for floor which consists of two pieces and in order to achieve the desirable effect the one penetrates the other in order to immobilize the armature.
  • This type of equipment it would be advisable based on the invention to be from ⁇ .8 to ⁇ .16 and one from ⁇ . 16 to ⁇ .20 according to the presuppositions. It is also advisable based on the invention that the protrusions (8) should be only on one side and thus, the project becomes cheaper. It would also be advisable that this equipment to be able to also function as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it would also be advisable to start from two centimeters and higher every half centimeter until five centimeters.
  • FIGURE 9 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature for floor which consists of two pieces and in order to achieve the desirable effect the one should penetrate the other in order to immobilize the iron armature of concrete. It would be advisable that this kind of equipment should have protrusions (8) on both sides.
  • This type of equipment should be advisable based on the invention to be one from ⁇ 8 to ⁇ 14 and one from ⁇ 16 to ⁇ 20 because it follows the presuppositions of the invention.
  • This type of equipment should be advisable based on the invention to be one from ⁇ 8 to ⁇ 14 and one from ⁇ l 6 to ⁇ 20 because it follows the presuppositions of the invention.
  • This type of equipment would be advisable to also function as a spacer of specific depth and to start from two centimeters and higher every half centimeter until the five centimeters.
  • Figure 10 shows a perspective view of immobilization equipment of iron armament which is for second grillages of all types of armature while it is also suitable for the first grillages, in case the specifications of the project presuppose special spacers of specific depth inside the concrete.
  • This type of equipment consists of two pieces.
  • this kind of equipment it would be advisable based on the invention one type from ⁇ . 8 until ⁇ 14 and a second type from ⁇ l 6 until ⁇ 20.
  • Figure 1 1 shows a perspective of the immobilization equipment of iron armature which is for second grillages of all types of slabs of concrete while it also functions for the first grillages, in case the specifications of the project presuppose special spacers of specific depth in the concrete.
  • Figure 12 shows another perspective of the immobilization system of iron armature which refers to beams and pillars.
  • This type of equipment consists of two pieces. General view of the equipment (1), point of depositing the iron armature (2), relevant to the ⁇ of the iron, aperture (3) allowing the concrete to pass through, gaps (4) which allow the concrete to pass through, sustaining protrusions (8) the function of which is to sustain the additional equipment (6), which together with the flaps (12) block at the relevant height where the armature irons are placed, holes (5) of additional equipment (6).
  • this type of equipment should be one from ⁇ 12 until ⁇ 16, another one from ⁇ 18 until ⁇ 22 and one from ⁇ 22 until ⁇ 28 and even for wider ⁇ if that is requested.
  • This kind of equipment could be from 18 cm length to 23-28-33- 38 and every five centimeters up to 98 centimeters according to request for wider ones.
  • the sustaining protrusions (8) would have 2 centimeters width while their height will be of 5 centimeters, 10 centimeters, 15 centimeters, so that armatures of 2 lines or 3 lines or 4 lines could be placed. It is also advisable based on the invention that this type of equipment should also have a line of sustaining protrusions (8).
  • Figure 13 shows a perspective of immobilization system of iron armature which refers to beams and pillars.
  • This type of equipment consists of two pieces. General view of the equipment (1), point of depositing the iron armature (2), relevant to the ⁇ of the iron, aperture (3) so that the concrete can pass through, gaps (4) allowing the concrete to pass, hole (5) to sustain the additional equipment (6) with the sustaining jags (13) which jut and block the iron to the relevant depth, with the flaps (12) that sustain the additional equipment (6). Protrusions (8) of sustaining the armature to its position.
  • FIGURE 14 shows a perspective view of immobilizing iron armature that consists by two pieces. It shows a perspective view of an equipment which is made by iron galvanized sheet and it is suitable for first and second floor grillages.
  • the additional equipment (6) will be plastic. This type of equipment will be of special specifications of high endurance. It could be used in specific constructions of special specifications. It would be advisable to bind the structural iron and not to put additional equipment.
  • FIGURE 15 shows a perspective view of immobilization equipment of iron armature which is shaped sheet iron galvanized.
  • This kind of equipment we prefer to call it a special one based on the invention due to the rigidness that it possesses while it functions also as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete.
  • This type of equipment is suitable for all kinds of floor grillages of any layer, diagonal, bi-diagonal, vertical and perpendicular walls.
  • FIGURE 16 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment for iron armature made by shaped galvanized iron sheet.
  • the component of this type should be called special according to the invention due to its hardness. It is advisable to be also a spacer of special depth of armature inside the concrete. This type of component can accept two structural iron rods if it is necessary.
  • Figure 17 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature which is for beams and pillars.
  • This type of equipment is made of galvanized iron sheet and also functions as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete, while the other three pieces are plastic. It is advisable based on the invention that this type of equipment should be from 18 centimeters and to rise every five centimeters until 98, that is 23, 28, 33 and so on.
  • General view of the equipment (1) turning of the iron sheet (17) for rigidness and in order to keep the iron armature away from the surface of the iron sheet, so that the concrete passes circumferentially the iron, sustaining legs (16) and spacer of specific depth inside the concrete.
  • the depth of the equipment inside the concrete starts at 2 centimeters and rise every half centimeter to reach five centimeters.
  • Holes (25) supporting the additional component (23) in order to achieve the desirable effect of sustaining the armature.
  • Protrusions (8) buttoning in the holes (25), in case they are placed in position and turn their wider side to the length of the equipment (1) so as to keep the distance of 18 millimeters in the armature.
  • the sustaining protrusions (8) should start from the ends towards the middle in the following way, leaving 58 millimeters of free end for every side and until ⁇ 20 to enter at every 29 millimeters of opening.
  • the sustaining protrusions (8) it is also advisable based on the invention the sustaining protrusions (8) to have different heights over the point (26) that buttons and start from 9 centimeters and by every 5 centimeters to reach 24 centimeters, so as the iron rods could be laid in layers in case they are many.
  • Additional component (6) which with the holes (5) go inside the sustaining protrusions (8) which sustain the armature at its position and it is stabilized by the flaps (12) at the suitable height per each layer, taking in account that the additional equipment (6) does not function as a spacer.
  • the additional equipment spare part (28) It would be feasible based on the invention to be placed on the bottom side in the holes (25) so as to have the desirable effect, in order to tight the armature between the sustaining protrusions (8) with the additional component (6).
  • the sustaining protrusions (8) could start from 9 centimeters of height and at every five centimeters they would reach 24 centimeters according to the layers of iron rods we may have. It would also be advisable that the additional equipment spare part (28) to have sustaining jags (13) with flaps (12) at the bottom part and to lean against the equipment (1 ) to the holes (5) on the top side of the large surface.
  • Figures 18 - 19 - 20 show the perspective views of the additional equipments which are meant to connect the equipment of iron armature immobilization.
  • Figure 18 fits to the following additional equipment " 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 ".
  • Figure 18 would be advisable to become in two sizes, one to be on its own and one bigger to fit additionally to figure 19 and also to figure 20 for bigger safety.
  • Figure 19 also fits to the following figures “1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 ".
  • Figure 20 fits to the figures "1, 11 ".
  • the method of these additional components is the following: when you put two immobilization equipments of iron armature consecutively, then you put the additional component (31 ) and you button it to the (32).

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An equipment of immobilizing iron armature which consists of a point (2) of deposing iron armature and protrusions (8) of sustaining the armature to its position. This equipment is incorporated inside the concrete and has the property to sustain the iron armature of concrete in the position which is set by the drawings in any shear may be required, since this component has been already defined to have the iron rods at every two centimeters, which is the less allowed limit existing that the iron is used inside concrete, this means that it covers all the specifications of projects and that it is suitable for all kinds of armatures. The advantage of this invention is that for a slab of concrete of 100 square meters with 12 beams and 14 pillars there should be needed almost 6000 to 7000 bindings. With this equipment there would be needed 100 to 200 bindings. While by binding it is not certain that the iron rods will remain in their positions, using the equipment of immobilizing the iron armature this can be secured.

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IMMOBILIZATION EQUIPMENT FOR IRON ARMATURE
This invention presents an immobilization equipment for iron armature inside the concrete in the specific point which is being asked by any different requirement of a certain plan of work.
The method up to now, goes as follows: we place plastic or concrete spacers or even iron ones in order to lay the iron armature in special depth inside the concrete as it is indicated by the drawings, e.g. any five centimeters or any ten or any fifteen. Afterwards according to the traditional way, accepted until nowadays, we bind the iron armature using wires in order to make certain that it will stay stable to the position given in the drawings. Consequently many bindings are needed in order to stabilize the armature in the position set by the drawings at the moment the concrete is falling through the compressing press and being throbbed at the same time by the penetrating equipments inside the concrete. Thus many working hours are needed in order to bind the armature and to make sure that it will stay at its position, considering that in a 5 meters iron rod we make six bindings. We should also bear in mind that a 100 square meters slab of concrete needs about 6.000 to 7.000 bindings.
Placing the immobilization equipment for iron armature by one meter between them that is for the first layer of iron rods gives us the advantage to use it at the same time as a spacer of special depth inside the concrete whereas it has openings every two centimeters, which is the less distance allowed between the iron rods. We lay the iron rods in the openings, that is every 2 cm or every 4 or every 6, generally in multiples of 2, preparative to full implementation of the drawings of the project. The iron rods are immobilized to the position where we lay them and thus, they do not need binding. In order to lay the second layer of iron to the vertical side of the first layer and create a grillage, we place the equipment of immobilizing iron in parallel with the first layer every 1 meter and we lay the iron rods to the openings in distances indicated by the plan and they are also immobilized.
The immobilization equipment for iron armature according to the present invention has the following characteristic, that is when the armature is placed at the special point indicated by the drawings, it does not need any binding to stay in place. A simple way to introduce the equipment is that every two centimeters there is the point (2) of laying the iron armature according to the Φ of the iron, protrusions (8) of holding the iron armature which is should have relative height and space between them so as to be able to function with every Φ of iron rods from Φ.8 up to Φ.40. It is also advisable for the first layer of iron that the equipment will function also as a spacer of the specific depth of the armature inside the concrete, thus avoiding placing spacers and reducing the cost. In a few words, placing the equipment of immobilizing the iron armature even as a spacer, we can place the iron rods straight onto the opening suggested by the drawings and immobilize it to its position in less time and with less working hours, which consequently is decreasing the cost.
The present invention can be fully placed following below detailed description regarding the attached drawings, in which we analyze the accurate method of their function.
In figure 1 we can see a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, a general view (1 ), point (2) for iron armature laying, protrusions (8) for holding the armature, flaps (12) to keep the armature held in position.
In figure 3, there is a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, concerning to the first layers of iron and which functions as a spacer of special depth into the concrete. The difference of this component is that there is an opening (3), which allows concrete to get through and gaps (4) allowing concrete to get through and thus there will not be any interruption of concrete flow (pre-breach). Figure 12. It shows a perspective of a component for immobilizing iron armature concerning beams and pillars. This component has the following characteristic that placing the armature iron on point (2), it is also placed the additional component (6) on the protrusions (8), which penetrate the holes (5) by pushing until the additional component (6) touches the iron rods and stays at its position by the flaps (12), which are on the protrusions (8).
From figure 1 until figure 13, it would be advisable according to the invention, to be made out of plastic, which means that the manufacturing of the component is easy and productive. Besides figures 12 and 13, the rest could be made in any length is convenient, that is 1 meter, 1 ,50 or
1 ,80 or 2 or 3 meters, while figures 14, 15, 16 and 17 could be made according to the invention by galvanized steel sheets of 1 millimeter to 2 millimeters while all the additional components should be made of plastic.
FIGURE 1.
Figure 1 gives α perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, which is for second grillages of all types of armature while it is also suitable for the first ones too, in case the specifications of the project require special spacers of specific depth into the concrete.
A general view of component (1), point of laying the iron armature (2) related to the Φ of the iron, sustaining jags of the iron armature (8), it would be advisable to have a relevant height and distance between them so as to be able to function every two numbers that is Φ.8 to 10 - Φ. 12 -14 etc. up to Φ.20 to 22. Point (7) where structural iron of Φ.10 is place in order to hold the component and meanwhile not to break touching another iron grillage, flaps (12) so as to sustain the armature to its position, lugs (1 1 ) at the side of the bottom of the equipment towards the inside, so that the structural iron in position (7) stays in its place. It would also be advisable, according to the invention that the equipment should not have lugs (1 1 ) and so to make some bindings of the structural iron with the equipment, which will be cheaper. Following the invention, the component should also not have protrusions (8) on the one side, and thus be even cheaper. It would also be advisable the lugs (1 1 ) run all over the length of the component.
FIGURE 2
Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature, which is suitable for second grillages of all types of armatures while it is also suitable for the first ones in case the specifications of the project presuppose special spacers of specific depth in the concrete. A general view of component (1 ), point of laying the iron armature (2), relevant to the Φ. of the iron holdings of iron armature (8), which should have a relevant height and distance between them so as to be able to function at every two numbers that is Φ.8 to 10 - Φ. 12 to 14 and son on until Φ. 20-22, flaps (12) so that the armature should be sustained to its position, point (7) where we put the structural iron Φ.8 to Φ.10 so as to sustain the component and at the same time not to break when its touches another iron grillage, lugs (1 1) at the side of the bottom of the component towards the inside part in order that the structural iron on position (7) remains to its position. Based on the invention it is advisable that the protrusions (8) should be placed in distances axially of the irons, such as the dimensions ordinarily specified in projects, mainly every 5 centimeters or by 10. Using this method the component becomes even more affordable. Snags should be between the protrusions (8) in order to protect the protrusions (8).
FIGURE 3
Figure 3 shows a perspective view of an immobilization equipment of iron armature for floor or wall upright or vertical on the type of the component. It would be advisable based on the invention to have holding protrusions (8) on one side and so it becomes cheaper. A general view of the component (1 ), point of laying iron armature (2), related to the Φ of the iron, opening (3) in order to penetrate the concrete, gaps (4) in order to let the concrete get through, point (30) of conjunction of the element, sustaining protrusions of iron armature (8). It would also be advisable to have a relevant height and distance between them so as to be able to function every two numbers that is, Φ.8 -10 or Φ.12 - 14 or Φ.16-18 or Φ.20- 22. Flaps (12) to sustain the armature. Such kind of equipment should, according to the invention, function also as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it should also be advisable to begin from two centimeters, adding half a centimeter each time until reaching 5 centimeters. FIGURE 4
Figure 4 shows another perspective of the immobilization equipment for floor or wall, perpendicular or vertical. It would also be advisable based on the invention to possess sustaining protrusions (8) on both sides. General view of the equipment (1 ), points of laying the iron armature (2), relevant to the Φ of the iron. Opening (3) in order to enable the concrete to get through, gaps (4) in order to enable the concrete to get through, point (30) of conjunction of the element, sustaining protrusions of iron armature (8). It should have relative height and distance between them so that they would be able to function every two numbers of iron, that is Φ.8- 10 until Φ.20-22 and it would also be advisable based on the invention the protrusions to be placed axially of the irons in the way that is being used and specified by the common project specifications, that is every five or ten centimeters. By using this method we render the equipment even more affordable, flaps (12) in order to sustain the armature to its position. It would be advisable between the protrusions (8) to have additional jags to protect the protrusions (8). This kind of equipment it should also, based on the invention, function as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it should begin from two cm adding half a centimeter each time until reaching 5 centimeters.
FIGURE 5
Figure 5 shows another perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron wall armature upright or vertical or diagonal or bidiagonal. This type of equipment can hold the concrete iron armature alone in proper position, but in some cases of special projects there could also be used an equipment of extra secure. This type of equipment is suitable for second, third, fourth and in general for multiple grillages. It is also suitable for the first ones if the project's specifications request for special spacers, of specific depth inside the concrete. In this type of equipment the armature sustaining protrusions (8) should be placed every five centimeters, because in this way a wider spectrum of wall armature is being covered for the usual projects. In a another version there could be for Φ.8 to Φ.10 every 2,5 centimeters, for Φ.12 until Φ.14 every 2.8 centimetres, for Φ.16 until Φ.18 every 3 centimeters, for Φ.20 until Φ.22 every 3,5 centimeters. General view of the equipment (1 ), points of laying the armature (2), sustaining protrusions of the armature (8), flaps of sustaining the armature (12), point (7) where structural iron is placed of Φ. 8 or Φ 10 so as to sustain the equipment and in the same time to avoid the possibility of breaking since it would touch the other iron grillages, lugs (1 1 ) on the side on the bottom of the equipment towards inside in order to sustain the iron of construction in the position (7), the additional component (6) that should be put every 50 centimetres in case it is required between the protrusions (8) and iron of Φ. 8 or Φ. 10 is placed in the opening (7) which locks with the flaps ( 12) and stabilizes the armature. FIGURE 6
Figure 6 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature of wall perpendicular or vertical or diagonal or bi-diagonal. It is advisable according to the invention to possess sustaining protrusions of the armature (8) from the one side so that it can be cheaper. It is also advisable in order to get maximum security of the project in case the wall is very high and the armature heavy to also put an additional equipment (6) with structural iron. This kind of equipment it would also be advisable based on the invention to be able to function also as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it should start from two centimeters adding half centimeter higher up to five centimeters.
Perspective view of the equipment, (1 ), point of laying the iron (2), aperture so as to enable the concrete to pass through (3), spacers for the concrete to pass through (4), hole (5) for the additional equipment (6), flaps of armature sustaining (12), additional equipment (6) that goes inside the hole (5) with the sustaining jags (13) and locks with the sustaining flaps (12). The additional equipment (6) is advisable to be placed every 50 centimeters, but in case where this could be necessary, it can also be placed more closely, point of joining the equipment (30), point (7) where enters the structural iron Φ. 8 or Φ. 10 in order to ensure the biggest safety of the armature in case of a special project. In this type of equipment is advisable to have the sustaining extrusions of armature (8) placed every five centimeters because in that way it can cover a wider spectrum of wall armature as far in common projects. In another version it could be Φ. 8 and Φ. 10 for every 2,5 centimeters, Φ.12 until Φ. 14 every 2,8 centimeters, for Φ. 16 until Φ.18 every 3,0 centimeters, for Φ. 20 until Φ. 22 every 3,5 centimeters.
FIGURE 7
Figure 7 shows a perspective view of the equipment of immobilization of iron armature for floor which consists of two pieces and in order to immobilize the armature we use structural iron. This kind of equipment it would be advisable based on the invention to possess protrusions (8) from the one side. A general view of the equipment (1), points of deposing iron armature (2) relevant to the Φ of the iron, gap (3) in order that the concrete can pass through, spacer (4) to pass the concrete, hole (5) for the additional equipment (6), it is advisable to be placed every 50 centimeters but if it is necessary it can be placed more closely, aperture (7) where we put the structural iron Φ. 8 or Φ. 10 in order to stabilize the armature that is in the depositing point (2), point (30) of joining the equipment, jags (13) of sustaining the extra equipment (6) inside the holes (5), protrusions (8) which should have a height relevant to the Φ of the iron as indicated by the drawings of the project, that is starting from 8 millimeters of height until 25 millimeters in order to sustain the armature to its position. This type of equipment it would be advisable based on the invention to be one from Φ.8 to Φ. 14 and one from Φ. 16 to Φ. 20 because it fulfills the presuppositions of the invention. The equipment of this kind it would also be advisable to function as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and to start from two centimeters and every half centimeter higher up to 5 centimeters.
FIGURE 8
Figure 8 shows a perspective view of the equipment of immobilizing the iron armature for floor which consists of two pieces and in order to achieve the desirable effect the one penetrates the other in order to immobilize the armature.
A general view of the equipment (1 ), point of depositing the iron armature (2), relevant to the Φ of the iron, aperture (3) in order to pass through the concrete, spacers (4) for the concrete to pass through, hole (5) in order to stabilize the additional equipment (6) and to sustain the armature at its position, since the sustaining jags (13) of the equipment should lock to the proper position with the flaps (12), point (30) of joining the equipment, protrusions (8) which is advisable to have a height relevant to the Φ of the iron as it is suggested by the drawings of the project, that is from 8 millimeters height to 25 millimeters of height, in order to sustain the armature to its position. This type of equipment it would be advisable based on the invention to be from Φ.8 to Φ.16 and one from Φ. 16 to Φ.20 according to the presuppositions. It is also advisable based on the invention that the protrusions (8) should be only on one side and thus, the project becomes cheaper. It would also be advisable that this equipment to be able to also function as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it would also be advisable to start from two centimeters and higher every half centimeter until five centimeters.
FIGURE 9 Figure 9 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature for floor which consists of two pieces and in order to achieve the desirable effect the one should penetrate the other in order to immobilize the iron armature of concrete. It would be advisable that this kind of equipment should have protrusions (8) on both sides.
A general view of the equipment (1 ), point (2) of deposing the iron armature relevant to the Φ of iron, aperture (3) in order that the concrete can pass through, gaps (4) for concrete to get through, hole (5) to stabilize the additional equipment (6) and to sustain the armature at its position since the sustaining jags (13) will be locked to the position they should be with the flaps (12), point of joining the equipment (30), protrusions (8) which are advisable to have a height relevant to the Φ of the iron as suggested by the drawings of the project, that is from 8 millimeters height to 25 millimeters of height, so as to be able to sustain the armature to its position. This type of equipment should be advisable based on the invention to be one from Φ 8 to Φ 14 and one from Φ16 to Φ 20 because it follows the presuppositions of the invention. This type of equipment should be advisable based on the invention to be one from Φ 8 to Φ 14 and one from Φl 6 to Φ 20 because it follows the presuppositions of the invention. This type of equipment would be advisable to also function as a spacer of specific depth and to start from two centimeters and higher every half centimeter until the five centimeters.
FIGURE lO
Figure 10 shows a perspective view of immobilization equipment of iron armament which is for second grillages of all types of armature while it is also suitable for the first grillages, in case the specifications of the project presuppose special spacers of specific depth inside the concrete. This type of equipment consists of two pieces. A general view of the equipment (1 ), point of depositing the iron armature (2) relevant to the Φ of iron, protrusions (8) which should have height relevant to the Φ of the iron as suggested by the drawings of the project, that is from 8 millimeters to 25 millimeters of height in order to sustain the armature to its position, point (7) where we put structural iron Φ.8 or Φ.10, so as to hold the equipment and at the same time not to break when it would be laid on another iron grillage, lugs (1 1 ) on the sides on the bottom part of the equipment towards inside,so that the structural iron in point (7) stays at its position, jags (13) of sustaining the holes (5) of the additional equipment (6) which with the flaps (12) would stabilize the armature iron by the additional equipment(ό). For this kind of equipment it would be advisable based on the invention one type from Φ. 8 until Φ 14 and a second type from Φl 6 until Φ 20.
FIGURE 1 1
Figure 1 1 shows a perspective of the immobilization equipment of iron armature which is for second grillages of all types of slabs of concrete while it also functions for the first grillages, in case the specifications of the project presuppose special spacers of specific depth in the concrete. A general view of the equipment (1 ), point of depositing the iron armature (2) relevant to the Φ of the iron, protrusions (8) which are advisable to have a height relevant to the Φ of the iron as specified by the drawings of the project, that is from 8 millimeters to 25 millimeters of height, in order to be able to sustain the armature to its position, additional equipment (6) that is placed every 50 centimeters in the point of groove (2) as a button and we put structural iron Φ. or Φ 10 in opening (7) and sustained by the flaps (12) in order to sustain the armature inside the places of depositing (2), point (7) where we place structural iron Φ 8 or Φ 10 so as to sustain the equipment and in the same time not to break when touching the other iron grillage, lugs (1 1) on the sides to the bottom part of the equipment towards inside, so that the structural iron in point (7) should stay on its position. It would be advisable based on the invention for this kind of equipment to be from Φ8 until Φ 14 and from Φ 16 until Φ20. It would also be advisable based on the invention not to place the additional equipment (6) but instead to put straight structural iron on top of the equipment and with bindings by every 50 or 60 centimeters to tie the structural with the equipment, which means that we perform the same job with less cost of material.
FIGURE 12
Figure 12 shows another perspective of the immobilization system of iron armature which refers to beams and pillars. This type of equipment consists of two pieces. General view of the equipment (1), point of depositing the iron armature (2), relevant to the Φ of the iron, aperture (3) allowing the concrete to pass through, gaps (4) which allow the concrete to pass through, sustaining protrusions (8) the function of which is to sustain the additional equipment (6), which together with the flaps (12) block at the relevant height where the armature irons are placed, holes (5) of additional equipment (6). It would also be advisable based on the invention that this type of equipment should be one from Φ12 until Φ 16, another one from Φ18 until Φ 22 and one from Φ22 until Φ28 and even for wider Φ if that is requested. This kind of equipment could be from 18 cm length to 23-28-33- 38 and every five centimeters up to 98 centimeters according to request for wider ones. It would also be advisable based on the invention that the sustaining protrusions (8) would have 2 centimeters width while their height will be of 5 centimeters, 10 centimeters, 15 centimeters, so that armatures of 2 lines or 3 lines or 4 lines could be placed. It is also advisable based on the invention that this type of equipment should also have a line of sustaining protrusions (8).
FIGURE 13
Figure 13 shows a perspective of immobilization system of iron armature which refers to beams and pillars. This type of equipment consists of two pieces. General view of the equipment (1), point of depositing the iron armature (2), relevant to the Φ of the iron, aperture (3) so that the concrete can pass through, gaps (4) allowing the concrete to pass, hole (5) to sustain the additional equipment (6) with the sustaining jags (13) which jut and block the iron to the relevant depth, with the flaps (12) that sustain the additional equipment (6). Protrusions (8) of sustaining the armature to its position. It would be advisable based on the invention that for this type of equipment should be one from Φ 12 until Φ 16, one from Φ 18 until Φ22 and one from Φ 25 until Φ 28, as well as for wider Φ's in case that would be requested. It would also be advisable based on the invention that this type would be one from 18 centimeters length 23-28-33 and every five centimeters until 98, in case of demand for wider ones. It would also be advisable based on the invention that the sustaining protrusions (8) should have a width of 2 centimeters while their height should be 5 centimeters or 10 centimeters or 15 centimeters so that it would be possible to place armature in 2 lines or 3 lines or 4 lines. It is also advisable that this type of equipment can have a line of sustaining protrusions (8).
FIGURE 14 Figure 14 shows a perspective view of immobilizing iron armature that consists by two pieces. It shows a perspective view of an equipment which is made by iron galvanized sheet and it is suitable for first and second floor grillages. The additional equipment (6) will be plastic. This type of equipment will be of special specifications of high endurance. It could be used in specific constructions of special specifications. It would be advisable to bind the structural iron and not to put additional equipment.
General view of the equipment (1), feet to sustain the spacer of specific depth in the concrete (16), the hole (5) that allows the functioning for the sustaining of the additional equipment (6), point (2) of deposing the iron armature relevant to the Φ of the iron between the sustaining protrusions (8), which is advisable to have a height relevant to the Φ of the iron as suggested by the drawings of the project, that is from 12 millimeters to 25 millimeters of height, in order to sustain the armature to its position. Turn (17) of the iron sheet for rigidness which keeps the iron armature away from the level of the iron sheet, so that the concrete can pass circumferentially the iron, sustaining jags (13) of the additional equipment (6) inside the holes (5), with the flaps (12) so as to be sustained the additional equipment (6), aperture (7) where we put structural iron Φ 8 or Φ 10 which is sustained by the flaps (12) and holds the armature to its position, supports of fortified power (18). The equipment of this type should be advisable not to have supports (18). The equipment of this type should be advisable based on the invention to be from Φ 8 to Φ 16 and one from Φ 16 to Φ 22 because abides to the specifications, based on the invention bigger pieces of equipment upon request. The equipment of this type could also based on the invention to function as a spacer of special depth inside the concrete and to begin from 2 cm and higher every half centimeter until the five centimeters.
FIGURE 15 Figure 15 shows a perspective view of immobilization equipment of iron armature which is shaped sheet iron galvanized. This kind of equipment we prefer to call it a special one based on the invention due to the rigidness that it possesses while it functions also as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete. We would like that this type of equipment to take additional spare parts relevant to the work that we want to do. This type of equipment is suitable for all kinds of floor grillages of any layer, diagonal, bi-diagonal, vertical and perpendicular walls.
General view of equipment (1), sustaining feet and of spacer of specific depth in the concrete (16), hole (5) that functions for the support of additional spare parts (20), (21 ), (22), the turning of the iron sheet (17) that creates rigidness to the component and at the same time it holds the armature irons away from the surface in order that there exists concrete all around the iron. View of the additional equipment spare part (20) by plastic for upright walls, vertical diagonal, bi-diagonal, sustaining jags (13) of the additional component which by the flaps (12) sustains the spare part locked on top of the large surface, point (2) of the armature's deposing, protrusions (8) of sustaining and supporting the armature, flaps (12) of sustaining the armature, the additional equipment (20) would be suggested based on the invention. The sustaining protrusions (8) will be placed every five centimeters because in that way we cover a larger spectrum of the armature for walls for the usual kind of projects. In another version they could have for Φ 8 to 10 every 2,5 centimeters, for Φ 12 to 14 every 2,8 centimeters, for Φl 6 to 18 every 3 centimeters, for Φ 20 to 22 every 3,5 centimeters.
View of the additional equipment spare part (21) by plastic, which is suitable for all iron grillages for floors diagonal, bi-diagonal, perpendicular, vertical, points of deposing iron armature (2). Relevant to the Φ of the iron protrusions (8) of sustaining the iron armature, it should have a relevant height and distance between them so as to be able to function every 2 numbers of iron, that is Φ8 until Φ 10, Φ 12 until Φ 14 etc until Φ 20 to Φ 22. View of the additional equipment spare part (22) by plastic which is suitable for all iron grates extrusions (8) of sustaining the iron armature, it would be advisable to be put in pairs every 5 centimeters while in the same time that would be suitable for all the Φ of iron every 2 numbers, that is Φ 8 to Φ 10, Φ 12 to Φ 14 and so on until Φ 20 to Φ 22. It would be advisable between the protrusions (8) to be additional protrusions so that the protrusions (8) would be protected. The equipment of this type should also according to the invention to function as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and to begin at 2 centimeters and higher every half centimeter until 5 centimeters.
FIGURE 16 Figure 16 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment for iron armature made by shaped galvanized iron sheet. The component of this type should be called special according to the invention due to its hardness. It is advisable to be also a spacer of special depth of armature inside the concrete. This type of component can accept two structural iron rods if it is necessary.
General view of the component (1), point of laying armature (2), gaps (4) to allow concrete to pass by, protrusions (8) sustaining armature, point (7) which holds structural iron of Φ.8 or Φ.10, opening (3) preparative to penetrate the concrete.
FIGURE 17
Figure 17 shows a perspective view of the immobilization equipment of iron armature which is for beams and pillars. This type of equipment is made of galvanized iron sheet and also functions as a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete, while the other three pieces are plastic. It is advisable based on the invention that this type of equipment should be from 18 centimeters and to rise every five centimeters until 98, that is 23, 28, 33 and so on. General view of the equipment (1), turning of the iron sheet (17) for rigidness and in order to keep the iron armature away from the surface of the iron sheet, so that the concrete passes circumferentially the iron, sustaining legs (16) and spacer of specific depth inside the concrete. It is advisable based on the invention that the depth of the equipment inside the concrete starts at 2 centimeters and rise every half centimeter to reach five centimeters. Holes (25) supporting the additional component (23) in order to achieve the desirable effect of sustaining the armature. Protrusions (8) buttoning in the holes (25), in case they are placed in position and turn their wider side to the length of the equipment (1) so as to keep the distance of 18 millimeters in the armature. It would be advisable based on the invention that the sustaining protrusions (8) should start from the ends towards the middle in the following way, leaving 58 millimeters of free end for every side and until Φ 20 to enter at every 29 millimeters of opening. It is also advisable based on the invention the sustaining protrusions (8) to have different heights over the point (26) that buttons and start from 9 centimeters and by every 5 centimeters to reach 24 centimeters, so as the iron rods could be laid in layers in case they are many. Point (26) where the sustaining extrusions button to the hole (25). Additional component (6) which with the holes (5) go inside the sustaining protrusions (8) which sustain the armature at its position and it is stabilized by the flaps (12) at the suitable height per each layer, taking in account that the additional equipment (6) does not function as a spacer. It exists between the irons only to sustain when a layer of iron rods is placed, then follows the additional component (6) the armature is stabilized, in the near by points we put iron spacers same to those that we put to the beam and then we put another layer and again the additional component (6) and if there is another layer we put again the iron spacers etc. The additional equipment spare part (28) It would be feasible based on the invention to be placed on the bottom side in the holes (25) so as to have the desirable effect, in order to tight the armature between the sustaining protrusions (8) with the additional component (6). The sustaining protrusions (8) could start from 9 centimeters of height and at every five centimeters they would reach 24 centimeters according to the layers of iron rods we may have. It would also be advisable that the additional equipment spare part (28) to have sustaining jags (13) with flaps (12) at the bottom part and to lean against the equipment (1 ) to the holes (5) on the top side of the large surface.
FIGURES 18 - 19 - 20
Figures 18 - 19 - 20 show the perspective views of the additional equipments which are meant to connect the equipment of iron armature immobilization. Figure 18 fits to the following additional equipment " 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 ". Figure 18 would be advisable to become in two sizes, one to be on its own and one bigger to fit additionally to figure 19 and also to figure 20 for bigger safety. Figure 19 also fits to the following figures "1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 ". Figure 20 fits to the figures "1, 11 ". The method of these additional components is the following: when you put two immobilization equipments of iron armature consecutively, then you put the additional component (31 ) and you button it to the (32).
It is advisable according to the invention that those additional components not to be necessary, due to the fact that by a slight parallel overlapping of the components to achieve the required result.

Claims

1. The equipment of immobilizing the iron armature stabilizes to the required position where the iron is laid, to the point (2) of deposing the iron armature in relevance with the Φ of the iron and with the sustaining protrusions (8) that have the relevant height and distance between them in order to be able to function in all numbers of Φ of iron from Φ. 8 until Φ. 40. In general, the equipment stabilizes all types of iron armature for concrete based on the different drawings of projects and at the same time on different shears alternations and cages and generally grillages, on floors, vertical, walls, slab of concretes, diagonals, bi-diagonals, props, beams, bi-pillars, bands.
2. The plastic equipment of immobilizing iron armature according to claim 1 is characterized by the fact that it has an iron point (2), armature sustaining protrusions (8) that leave openings from iron rod to iron rod of 2 centimeters or for a multiplication of 2 centimeters.
3. The plastic equipment of immobilizing iron armature according to claim 1 is characterized by the fact that it has a point of deposing iron
(2), armature sustaining protrusions (8) that have openings axially to the irons of 5 centimeters or a multiplication of 5 centimeters.
4. The plastic equipment of immobilizing iron armature according to claim 1 is characterized by the fact that it possesses a point of deposing iron (2) and it stabilizes the armature with sustaining flaps (12) which are situated at the sustaining protrusions (8).
5. The plastic equipment of immobilizing iron armature according to claim 1 is characterized by the fact that with the additional component (6) which accepts structural iron in the position (7) that is held by the flaps (12) in order to hold the armature iron rods to their positions.
6. The plastic equipment of immobilizing iron armature according to claim 1 is also characterized by the fact that it stabilizes the armature to its position by sustaining it with the additional component (6) that has holes (5) and is anchored to the sustaining jags (13) and with the flaps (12) the additional component is sustained and it also sustains the armature to its position.
7. The equipment of immobilizing iron armature according to the claim 1 is characterized by the fact that for the first layer of iron it is also a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete. It has an opening (3) in order to leave the concrete to pass through, gaps (4) for the concrete to pass through.
8. The equipment of immobilizing iron armature of special resistance specifications made by shaped galvanized iron sheet and according to claim 1 is characterized by the fact that the equipment of this kind is a spacer of specific depth inside the concrete and it is suitable for all iron grillages and all the layers as well as for beams, pillars, bands. This equipment has sustaining legs and spacer of specific depth inside the concrete (16), turn of the iron sheet for rigidness and in order to protect the spare parts and components (5) for the equipments spare parts (28) - (20) - (2I ) - (22) that cover all the iron grillages and bands, while for the pillars and the beams there are the holes (25) where the jags (8) and (28) are being sustained and they cover all the range of beams and pillars.
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