WO2009108986A1 - Bâtiment transportable comprenant une structure de toit pour empilement de multiples bâtiments - Google Patents

Bâtiment transportable comprenant une structure de toit pour empilement de multiples bâtiments Download PDF

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WO2009108986A1
WO2009108986A1 PCT/AU2008/000323 AU2008000323W WO2009108986A1 WO 2009108986 A1 WO2009108986 A1 WO 2009108986A1 AU 2008000323 W AU2008000323 W AU 2008000323W WO 2009108986 A1 WO2009108986 A1 WO 2009108986A1
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Francesco Antonio Martino
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B7/00—Roofs; Roof construction with regard to insulation
    • E04B7/20—Roofs consisting of self-supporting slabs, e.g. able to be loaded
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/348—Structures composed of units comprising at least considerable parts of two sides of a room, e.g. box-like or cell-like units closed or in skeleton form
    • E04B1/34815—Elements not integrated in a skeleton
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B7/00—Roofs; Roof construction with regard to insulation

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  • a transportable building including a roof structure for stacking of multiple buildings
  • the present invention relates to a transportable building for use in portable camps and, in particular, to a transportable building have a roof structure which allows for a further transportable building to be stacked there above.
  • Camps have been used for many years to provide shelter and accommodation especially in remote areas. This is especially so in the case of remote camps that are assembled using a number of transportable buildings, some of the buildings used as sleeping quarters, others as the kitchen and dining room facility and others still as recreational areas. It is not uncommon for a camp to consist of sixty to eighty buildings that can accommodate several hundred people.
  • the camps have to be portable or mobile.
  • a particular location for a camp housing the construction workers may only be viable for several weeks or months.
  • the pipeline is progressively constructed, there is a balance between the economic cost of the travel time of workers housed in the camp to the current work site and time spent constructing the actual pipeline. It is therefore accepted in the industry that if the travel time between a camp and the work location is more than an hour, a new camp has to be constructed that is closer to the work location. At that time, a new camp is therefore constructed one hour ahead of the current construction location or generally up to several hundred kilometres away from the existing camp.
  • each building in a portable camp will include the same predetermined layout and structure.
  • the roof structures typically include the same structural components as that of the side walls of the building, that is, they comprise basic framework, an internal lining and external sheeting. For this reason, it has not in the past been conceived that two or perhaps more transportable buildings could be stacked one above the other. It is envisaged that the lower building would simply buckle under the weight of the upper building and its contents.
  • the present inventor is the owner of Australian Letters Patent No. 2003227102, directed towards an improved transportable building chassis and its ability to be easily lifted and transported using a device such as a forklift. This enables the buildings to be transported with ease, and makes commissioning and decommissioning of camps a much more fast and efficient process.
  • a further potential problem that has been envisaged by the present inventor is in the supply of utilities such as electricity and gas to two stacked buildings.
  • the inventor has recognised the need for a more efficient method of "wiring up" two stacked buildings.
  • a transportable building characterised by a roof structure including load supporting structural elements configured to support a further transportable building there above.
  • said roof structure is further configured to accommodate utility supply means to at least one of said stacked buildings.
  • said building is of a rectangular construction, and said load supporting structural components are in the form of two spaced apart girders disposed parallel to a longitudinal axis of said roof structure, each girder having respective front and rear ends and a top and a bottom flange connected by a web.
  • said roof structure further includes a front member and a rear member connected normal to and across the respective front and rear ends of said girders.
  • said roof structure further includes a plurality of elongate beams or purlins extending laterally between said girders.
  • said elongate beams are fixed at their highest position at the centre of the girders, and at their lowest positions at the ends of the girders in the further stacked building, to thereby ensure that roofing panels fixed above said purlins are slightly concave to facilitate water run-off.
  • said transportable building includes a base chassis having two spaced apart load bearing beams, and a pair of longitudinally spaced apart and laterally extending channels adapted to be engaged by forks of a forklift for lifting said transportable building.
  • said roof structure further includes a ceiling, said ceiling including a plurality of apertures located at predetermined positions according to the location of utility supply destinations inside said transportable building, each aperture adapted to receive utility supply means corresponding with the utility supply means destination.
  • said roof structure includes a floor surface of said further building mounted above said girders, said floor including a plurality of apertures located at predetermined positions according to the location of utility supply destinations inside said further transportable building, each aperture adapted to receive utility supply means corresponding with the utility supply means destination.
  • each aperture is positioned as close as possible to each corresponding utility supply destination.
  • said utility supply destination is a corresponding electrical appliance inside said transportable building.
  • said electrical appliance is in the form of a light, a light switch, or a power outlet.
  • said utility supply means is in the form of a gas conduit
  • said utility supply destination is a corresponding gas appliance inside said transportable building.
  • said gas appliance is in the form of an air conditioner, a gas fired oven, or a freezer.
  • said ceiling is fixed between said girders using a chemical bonding foam.
  • said floor is fixed between said girders using a chemical bonding foam.
  • said chemical bonding foam is also insulating foam.
  • utility supply housings extend from said apertures to said destinations along the internal walls and ceiling of said transportable buildings, said housings adapted to house and conceal the utility supply means.
  • a portable camp including a plurality of stacked transportable buildings as described above.
  • a modular building characterised by: a first transportable building of substantially rectangular construction including a roof structure having two spaced apart load supporting girders disposed parallel to a longitudinal axis of said roof structure, each girder having respective front and rear ends and a top and a bottom flange connected by a web, front and rear members connected normal to and across the respective front and rear ends of said girders, and a plurality of elongate beams extending laterally between said girders; a second transportable building of substantially rectangular construction including a roof structure having two spaced apart girders disposed parallel to a longitudinal axis of said roof structure, each girder having respective front and rear ends and a top and a bottom flange connected by a web, front and rear members connected normal to and across the respective front and rear ends of said girders, and a plurality of elongate beams extending laterally between said girders; wherein said second transportable building is stacked above
  • said first and second buildings include a base chassis, side walls and at least one access door on said side wall.
  • said first transportable building includes a walkway outside said access doors
  • said second transportable building includes a balcony spaced above said walkway.
  • said balcony is accessible from said walkway using a connecting staircase.
  • a portable camp including a plurality of modular buildings as described above.
  • Figure 1 illustrates a transportable building in accordance with the present invention
  • Figures 2a-2c illustrate from a front, top and side view an elevated platform which may be used in the construction of the roof structure forming part of the transportable building of Figure 1;
  • Figure 3 illustrates a perspective view of the elevated platform of Figure 2;
  • Figure 4 illustrates a top view, following the first stage of construction, of the frame and ceiling panels of the building roof structure of Figure 1;
  • Figure 5 illustrates a perspective view of Figure 4.
  • Figure 6 illustrates a top view, following the second stage of construction, of the frame and ceiling panels of the building roof structure, the ceiling panels including apertures for accommodated electricity cables and the like;
  • Figure 7 illustrates a perspective view of Figure 6
  • Figure 8 illustrates a top view, during the third stage of construction, of the frame and ceiling panels of the building roof structure having foam insulation material sprayed between each frame member and the adjacent ceiling panels;
  • Figure 9 illustrates a perspective view, following the fourth stage of construction, of the frame and ceiling panels of the building roof structure after foam has been sprayed above the entire ceiling area;
  • Figure 10 illustrates a top view, during the final stage of construction, of the frame, ceiling panels and foam insulation of the building roof structure being the lengthwise laying of corrugated roofing panels above the frames;
  • Figure 1 1 illustrates a perspective view of a fully constructed building roof structure
  • Figure 12 illustrates a modular building including two transportable buildings stacked one above the other in accordance with the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
  • the transportable building includes a roof structure 12, a floor 14, parallel ends 16 and 18, and longitudinal side walls 20 and 22, and doors 24 located on side wall 20.
  • the geometry of the building 10 may vary and it is not intended to limit the present invention to the same exact type of building.
  • the building 10 is mounted on a chassis 26 that preferably includes channels 28 allowing each building to be handled by a forklift (not shown).
  • the building 10 shown is mounted above stacked and spaced apart footing members 30, however, leg supports (not shown) could equally well be provided at the corners of the chassis to position the buildings on a site. Furthermore, the leg supports could include self-levelling means.
  • FIGs 2-11 illustrate a means by which the roof structure 12 of the transportable building 10 can be constructed as well as the steps of construction.
  • Two stacked transportable buildings are illustrated in Figure 12, where it is evident that the primary structure for supporting the chassis 26 of the second building there above is the roof structure 12 of the building 10 below.
  • Figure 12 shows the upper building being lowered onto the building using a crane (not shown), a forklift (not shown) is the preferred method of transporting and lifting the buildings in place, as mentioned above.
  • the roof 12 comprises two longitudinal, C-section girders 32 and 34 which are inwardly directed, and a plurality of equally spaced purlins 36 extending between the girders 32 and 34.
  • the purlins 36 are positioned in a diagonal or curved manner along the length of the girders such that the purlins are at their highest position in the middle, and at their lowest positions towards the ends of the girders 32 and 34.
  • roof sheeting 38 is adapted to be fixed directly above the purlins 36, or at least on the purlins of the uppermost building 10, they need to be positioned like so to facilitate water run-off from the roof sheeting.
  • Forming part of the roof structure is a ceiling 48, the bottom surface of which is flush with the bottom surface of the C-section girders 32 and 34 which line opposed sides of the ceiling. Effectively, the ceiling 48 extends between the C-section girders 32 and 34.
  • polyurethane foam 50 is sprayed between the ceiling 48 and frame members, not only for insulation purposes, but also as a means of binding the ceiling and the surrounding frame member, including with the girders 32 and 34, without the need for mechanical fasteners such as screws, bolts and the like.
  • transportable buildings constructed on a large scale for example for use in a portable camp, are typically identical and constructed according to a predetermined layout. This obviously reduces time and cost during construction, and during commissioning and decommissioning of camps.
  • the position of the lights, the position of the air conditioner, and the position of the power outlets on the walls are typically all predetermined.
  • the ceiling 48 of the roof structure 12 is also constructed in accordance with this predetermined layout in that during its construction, apertures 52 are drilled where each electrical or gas appliance is located so as to accommodate cables and conduits 53 for supplying such appliances.
  • each electrical or gas appliance is located so as to accommodate cables and conduits 53 for supplying such appliances.
  • apertures 52 would be present in the ceiling 48 at the precise position there above to accommodate the electrical wiring and gas conduits.
  • the upper building could in fact also be wired using the roof structure 12 of the lower building.
  • the floor of the upper building would include strategically placed apertures (not shown), similar to those present in the ceiling 48, for accommodating cables. Obviously the floor apertures would be restricted to sides of the building, not the centre where occupants walk.
  • both buildings include the roof structure 12 and are pre-wired independently, or only the lower roof 10 is pre-wired for both buildings, and roof structure 12 is used in the upper building for insulation purposes only.
  • the present invention is not intended to be limited to any one of these configurations.
  • a construction platform 54 is used in the manufacture of such a roof structure.
  • the platform 54 is made up of a horizontal frame 56 comprising various structural members 58 supported above legs 60, the legs 60 having rollers 62 at lower ends thereof for facilitating movement of the platform 54.
  • Supported above the frame 56 is a horizontal support surface 64, preferably made of wood, above which the roof structure 12 is to be constructed. It is to be understood that although the platform 54 is the preferred apparatus used to manufacture the roof structure 12, the present invention is not intended to be limited to only this means of manufacture.
  • the horizontal surface 64 is preferably marked up according to the size, shape and utility layout of the building(s). For example, the width and length of the roof structure 12 could be marked on the top surface using an appropriate marking means.
  • the surface 64 is preferably marked up so that the width of the building is known and the assembler can simply place the girders 32 and 34 in their correct spaced apart locations on the surface.
  • the longitudinal girder 34 is placed right up against one longitudinal side of the platform 54 while the other girder 32 will typically be placed inwards of the other longitudinal side, the surface 64 being wider on that side so as to also provide walking space alongside the roof structure during construction.
  • L-shaped brackets 68 can be used to abut against the outer side of girder 32 so as to maintain it in position throughout the construction process.
  • two vertically disposed end purlins are mounted between the girders 32 and 34 at ends thereof.
  • the two end purlins are preferably mounted to the girders using mechanical fastening means such as a nut and bolt connections.
  • the next step in the process is the laying down of the ceiling 48.
  • the ceiling 48 is preferably made of strong, slightly flexible, waterproof material. Such material is typically shipped in panels 70 and so rather than having a single ceiling structure, the ceiling will typically be made up of a plurality of connecting panels 70.
  • the plurality of panels 70 making up the ceiling 48 can be seen clearly in Figure 4. It is to be understood that a large single panel could equally well be used, although this is not practical as the surface area of the ceiling is quite large.
  • the ceiling panels 70 are not bolted to the girders or end purlins, they are simply placed above surface 64 so that they are located inside the respective frame members. Separating each panel are plastic joining strips (not shown) which serve to connect adjacent panels and thereby fill the gap there between and offer a more pleasing appearance from inside the room. Such strips are well known in the art. Therefore at the end of this step, the basic rectangular frame of the roof structure 12 is established, and the ceiling panels 70 are laid in place and coupled via joining strips.
  • a black board 72 mounted on one side of the platform 54, there is a black board 72 supported by posts 73.
  • the purpose of the black board 72 is to mark out which electrical appliance, for example, corresponds with a particular aperture 52 in the ceiling 48.
  • a light switch located on the near side of the building 10 could be marked out on the bottom of the blackboard 72 in the relevant longitudinal position, whilst a power outlet (not shown) located at the same longitudinal position but on the opposite wall of the building 10 could be marked out on the top of the blackboard 72, and so on. It is then easier for an electrician or other worker to wire up the roof structure 12, and further roof structures there after, using the same platform 54. Where the roof structure 12 is used to accommodate utility supply to both buildings, the blackboard can also be used accordingly.
  • the next step is wiring up the roof structure 12 which involves inserting the plurality of electrical cables and gas conduits 53 through one end of the roof (preferably below the lower of the two end purlins 40 and 42, or 44 and 46, through to the respective apertures 52 in the ceiling 48.
  • the roof structure 12 be wired to also supply a second building stacked there above, then these wires could be made to simply extend to the correct position ready for insertion through floor apertures (not shown) in the upper building, during their assembly. It is therefore possible for all wiring and cables required to supply two stacked buildings are run through the one roof structure 12 and into the corresponding ceiling/floor apertures 52.
  • each ceiling aperture 52 approximately 2 metres of cabling is fed through each ceiling aperture 52 to allow for it to extend to a corresponding appliance.
  • any length of cable could be fed through depending on the distance of the appliance from the ceiling 48, for example, more cabling would be required for say the central light of the upper building which will require the cable to extend up along the side wall as well as halfway along the ceiling of the upper building 10.
  • a central light in the lower building may only require a small length of cable, whilst a power outlet located at the bottom of the lower building may require 2-3 metres of cable. 5)
  • the purlins 36 which extend between the girders 32 and 34 may be connected.
  • This step could have been undertaken prior to steps (2), (3) or (4) above, however, in preference this step is completed afterwards so that the purlins do not form an obstruction to the person(s) laying the ceiling and wiring up the roof.
  • the purlins 36 are simply bolted at their opposed ends to the girders 32 and 34 using known mechanical fastening means, and as mentioned earlier, are raised toward the centre of the girders and lowered towards the ends to facilitate rain water run-off.
  • the complete frame of the roof structure 12 is established, as is the ceiling 48. Furthermore, the roof structure 12 is completely wired for one or both of the buildings. Those skilled in the art would realise that such a roof structure includes good strength characteristics when compared to hitherto known roof structures of this kind, and this is what enables the transportable building of the present invention to support a further building there above.
  • polyurethane foam 50 is sprayed above the ceiling 48.
  • the foam 50 has been developed such that when it is exposed to air it hardens to form a rigid insulation material for the roof 12.
  • the foam also has exceptional chemical bonding properties so that foam 40 which contacts both the ceiling 48 and various frame members, bonds the two structures together, hence why no mechanical fastening means are required to secure the ceiling in place.
  • the foam is firstly sprayed between the ceiling 48 and each of the purlins/girders in order to ensure that the ceiling 48 is securely fixed, as shown in Figure 8. Then once this is completed, the remainder of the ceiling 48 can be sprayed until an adequate amount is present for the purpose of insulating the building 10 as well as securing the network of wiring and conduits 53 above the ceiling 48 in their designated positions.
  • the final step in constructing the roof structure 12 is the laying and bolting down of the longitudinal roofing panels 38. This need only be done for the uppermost buildings, however as shown in Figure 12, they could also be used in the lower buildings.
  • the roofing panels 38 are corrugated roofing panels which extend the entire length of the building structure, however, other configurations are possible.
  • the panels 38 are preferably laid starting at one side of the structure 12 and finishing on the other, with each panel being bolted down at spaced apart positions along the transverse purlins
  • the purlins are at their highest position in the middle portion of the girders 52 and 54, and extend in between the two end purlins 40 and 42 on one side, and 44 and 46 on the other.
  • the panels 38 are preferably fixed above the lower of the two end purlin pairs 42 and 44.
  • the roof structure 12 could be manufactured to already include the floor 14 of a building adapted to be stacked there above, mounted above the girders of the roof structure 12.
  • the upper building would be manufactured with only side walls and a roof, as well as connection means to the supporting structure 12 below which includes the floor 14. Again, such a roof structure 12 would not require roof panels.
  • the present invention is not intended to be limited to the location of the guide holes 66, or the number/arrangement of cables and conduits 53, to that which is illustrated in the drawings. These are shown by way of example only. For example, there may be four separate sleeping quarters in any one transportable building 10, or eight sleeping quarters in two stacked buildings. In such circumstances, the network of cables/conduits 53 and the location of the apertures 52 in the ceiling 48 and floor 14 would be a lot more complex compared to that which is shown in Figure 6 for example.
  • the roof structure could equally house other supply items such as water and sewage pipes and is not intended to be limited to only electricity and gas supply only.
  • the roof structure of a lower building could well include pipework for toilets and showers in the buildin *sg s ⁇ tacked there above.
  • each individual ceiling panel 70 or building floor 14 could be pre-manufactured so that they include pre-drilled apertures 52.
  • each panel 70 could be numbered according to their position on the roof for ease of installation. The skilled addressee would realise the benefits in simply having to lay down the pre-drilled panels in numbered order between the frame members.
  • the girders 32 and 34, and purlins 36 could include pre-drilled apertures for accommodating bolts, for example, at the various positions where the structural members are intended to be connected.
  • the advantages of the transportable building 10 of the present invention should now be evident.
  • multiple stacked buildings 10 can be quickly and efficiently erected by forklift operators able to transport and stack buildings one above the other.
  • the roof structure 12 of the building is of a sufficient strength to support the further building thereabove, as well as its contents and occupants.
  • the roof structure 12 is also capable of housing utility supply means for one or both buildings, as well as insulating material.
  • other accessories such as end and side cappings (not shown), staircases (now shown) and balconies (not shown) can be easily erected.
  • the roof structure frame members could include anchor points for connecting the frame of a walkway/balcony thereto, as well as a verandah between rows of stacked buildings. It is envisaged that a camp which utilises the transportable buildings 10 of the present invention can house at least double the amount of occupants as a standard camp of the same surface area.

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La présente invention porte sur un bâtiment transportable comprenant une structure de toit comportant des éléments de support de charge qui permettent l'empilement de multiples bâtiments transportables. La structure de toit de chaque bâtiment a une résistance suffisante pour supporter le bâtiment suivant sur celle-ci, ainsi que son contenu et ses occupants. Non seulement la structure de toit permet l'empilement de bâtiments, mais elle est également capable de renfermer des moyens de distribution pour un ou plusieurs bâtiments, ainsi qu'un matériau isolant. Il est envisagé qu'un camp qui utilise les bâtiments modulaires selon la présente invention puisse renfermer au moins le double d'occupants d'un camp classique ayant la même surface.
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