WO2011082501A1 - Fabricación de paneles sandwich con concreto liviano, el sistema constructivo y los elementos que lo comprenden - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B28—WORKING CEMENT, CLAY, OR STONE
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Definitions
- the proposed solution It is based on a main object that is a supporting panel, which with the elements that integrate and complement it generate a defined construction system.
- the modular design system where the plans and projects to be built are generated.
- Novelty It is generated by the creation of sandwich panels with lightweight concrete and the aforementioned construction system where the walls are composed of these supporting panels that as a novelty provide an agile and simple mounting system that added to the low weight (100 kg. Approx. .) but at the same time very good solidity and insulation without thermal bridges, it generates as an advantage the possibility of mounting a construction between four people without cranes with amazing speed and simplicity. At the same time, due to their characteristics, they give the possibility of hiding the interior and exterior joints, generating continuous surfaces and previously unimaginable terminations in modular systems with supporting panels that, due to their dimensions, give practically infinite design possibilities.
- Another of the important advances is that due to the cutting of the thermal bridge by means of an rigid inner plate of expanded polystyrene, the inner face of the panel is not exposed to extreme temperatures and therefore does not suffer significant dilations. Preventing the inner face of the panel from suffering significant dilation causes the system of treatment of interior vertical joints by means of a 100 mm resistant alkaline fiber mesh or continuous imbued in a cementitious mass additive with polymers applied to trowel can hide and absorb dilations and therefore make them invisible and thus generate continuous surfaces.
- Another important advance in the design of the panels is the elimination of male and female machimbre type edges by flat faces. This is of relevant importance when simplifying assembly.
- the panel does not have a top and bottom side, it does the same by simplifying the assembly, manufacturing and design operations.
- Another related advantage is the possibility of removing or mounting a sauteed or insulated panel without removing another panel.
- Another advantage of these flat faces is the possibility of maintaining a 5mm expansion joint between each panel, which allows; pass the panel alignment press, expand, plump, correct alignments between the faces of the panels, apply polyurethane foam which is the stiffening, thermal insulating, and elastomeric adhesive material that fills the joint and supports the outer hydraulic seal with polyurethane sealant.
- Another related advantage is the possibility of applying through presses through the same expansion joint of the panels to align in case of small differences before applying the expanded polyurethane stiffener.
- tubular aluminum is where the connecting elements are anchored by means of self tapping and self drilling screws. These connectors and screws link the panel to the foundation, roof structure and between the same panels with extreme simplicity and efficiency thus giving viability to the mounting system.
- Another advantage of the tubulars at the ends of the panels is that they give a run profile both at the floor level and at the upper level of panels that allows to make supports and anchor them at any point or receive continuous support if necessary.
- Another important advantage of the aluminum tubular system is that an unalterable element over time, besides being open at the ends is the point of attachment at the time of handling. On the other hand these elements for Panel connection does not protrude from the rectangular format and therefore facilitates the storage and transport of the panels.
- sandwich panel has three 40 mm internal ducts. in diameter throughout its length that link the upper face with the lower one in order to pass and incorporate pipelines for electrical and sanitary installation.
- Another advantage of the system is the aluminum frame that can receive any type of window.
- This spatially designed pre-frame is placed at the time of assembly and is "embedded" between the panels without the need for amure or screws. It is a 45 ° reinforced pre-frame and has a special counter-frame design to be able to finish and receive ceramic coating or paint finish and absorb dilations without running the seal.
- Another important advantage that accelerates and saves by saving aluminum and labor are the direct aluminum frames for swing-fixed and sliding doors with the same qualities of the pre-frame in terms of being able to give completion and placement. Description of the drawings of the sandwich panels with lightweight concrete.
- the wall panels are comprised of three types differentiated only by the width measurement.
- the three types of wall panels are called G-large 94 mm thick x 2550 mm high x 845 mm wide.
- the difference in the width of the panels is necessary to be able to keep them to the grid axis
- the lintel panels go over the openings or openings and generate a 2050 mm high lintel. These panels vary in width depending on the number of free 800mm modules required by the project.
- the thickness of the lintels is 94 mm, the height of the lintels is 500mm and the length can be 795mm, 1595mm, 2395mm
- each of these measures can vary by more than 50mm or less 50mm if the location is G-large or P-small.
- the sill panels go under the openings or openings and generate a 500mm-800mm-1050mm-1200mm height sill. These panels vary in width depending on the number of free 800mm modules required by the project.
- the thickness of the sills is 94 mm high and the length can be 795mm, 1595mm, 2395mm and 3045mm at the same time depending on the location and the project each of these measures can vary by more 50mm or less 50mm if the location be of G- large or P-small Figures N ° 5 - 6 - Detail plane cut of sill, lintel and pre-frame.
- One of the main objectives of the invention is to provide a series of sandwich-type construction panels with the two outer faces composed of a mass of
- the central core is a rigid expanded polystyrene rigid plate from 12 to 14 kg.
- x m3 Three 40 mm diameter pipelines are included along the panel to generate passes and electrical and sanitary pipe installations.
- the outer face of the panel that is manufactured against the mold in the lower face due to the concentrated film of water and cement generate impermeability conditions to the outer face of the panel.
- sandwich panel Being a sandwich panel consists of two faces. A lower face or against the mold and the upper face.
- the underside is 30 mm thick and is filled with a mixture of 320 liters. of cement x m3 + 308 lts. of fine sand x m3 + 872 lts. of pre-expanded polystyrene beads x m3 + 2.08 lts. pearl dispersant additive x m3 + 13.79 lts. of accelerator x m3. 0.6 kg are also added. of anti-cracking polypropylene fibers to avoid cracks in the faces of the panels, there is also the option of glass fibers for the same purpose.
- this mixture can be carried out for five minutes in a common concrete mixer.
- the mixture is tipped over the mold and dispersed with a bucket of mason and leveled with a caliber ruler that rests on the sides of the mold and gives the right depth.
- the excess material is removed from the mold.
- the material is adjusted avoiding excess blows to avoid the settlement of the material of the mixture.
- the core (armed structure and isolation)
- the panel core is formed, which is formed by a double steel mesh of 150mm x 150mm x 3mm (or smaller section) separated 60mm from each other and linked at the tips by 4 1 ⁇ 4 "threaded hooks that with double nut fix the 25mm x 25mm aluminum tubular ends. Between the two meshes, a rigid expanded polystyrene sheet 40 mm thick from 12 to 14 kg is placed. x m3 density that is interrupted by 3 PVC pipes 40mm in diameter. The core is placed fully armed and pressed with a stopper rule over the bottom filled face. The pipes must be threaded into the perforations that the cover already has to properly align the pipes.
- the meshes of both faces are connected to each other through the polystyrene core by means of twelve connectors that act as a gauge and link the faces so that the efforts of the panel work together in both tension and compression.
- the gauges are three 3mm steel rods welded together, the one at the center of 60mm acts as a prop and the two of the 100mm ends are attached or welded to the mesh for tensile stress.
- dovetail grooves (V" inverted) are made along the rigid expanded polystyrene core plate. The grooves in the shape of a dovetail must be unlinked on their faces so as not to weaken the core, the depth up to 10mm and the inclination of the inverted sides of 70 °.
- the top one must be filled in a thickness of 30 mm.
- a thickness of no more than 5mm must be removed to give the termination face. The entire process described is carried out in a continuous process without cuts.
- the panel can be removed at 72 hectares provided the setting accelerator is placed.
- the heads of the mold must be removed and the edge panel must be lifted on one side to always handle the edge. It is removed to the place of deposit to finish curing while maintaining humidity and temperature control of the panel.
- an aluminum angle of 50mm base and 30 mm high with a thickness of 3 mm is placed on a reinforced concrete plate with a thickness range of 8 to 12 cm of resistance C20 with termination of termination.
- the end of the base coincides with the axis of the grid and is therefore the axis of the wall. It is placed with polyurethane sealant between the Aluminum profile and concrete slab to prevent water seepage.
- the profile is linked to the concrete plate with mechanical expansion anchors 8 mm x 75 mm long with the option of placing chemical anchors.
- the panels are placed on the profile placed and fixed to the foundation plate, matching the face of the tubular with the vertical fin of the profile on the floor.
- the panels are located according to the grid guided by the anchors and leaving an average tolerance of 5mm for expansion. According to the plan of the project to be executed, the panels are placed, at the time of the openings the first sill panel is placed followed by the pre-frame, then the other wall panel. Finally the lintel panel being formed the opening. Always place wall panels in the corner or in "T" of interior divisions first to achieve obstacles and thus avoid having to prop up panels during assembly.
- the panels are fixed at its base linking the fin of the anchored profile to the foundation plate with the tubular located at the base of the panel by means of four self-tapping and self-drilling 10 x 1 ⁇ 2 "parker screws in turn at the top from the same panel it is linked by means of the connectors to the next panel.
- the 90mm connectors (or the one that corresponds according to type) are fixed to the tubular ones of each panel by means of eight screws, the same as the previous ones. that shape the planned construction.
- the pissed roofs are placed.
- the pissed off are manufactured with "C" type profiles in galvanized steel 20 gauge of 90mm of soul by 40mm of fin and 15mm of counter soul, (according to the requirement of the design it can be manufactured and placed pissed off with soul profiles of 100mm, 90mm or 70mm and one piss can be placed every 800mm or 1600mm.)
- the cover can be any type of zinc or fiber cement, tile or even panel with cement compression binder with insulation and termination of asphalt membrane or similar.
- the upper lateral closure of the eardrums proceeds. They are placed horizontally and transversely to the verticals of the pissed-off profiles, 24-gauge, 35mm core, with 10 x 1/2 "self-tapping screws and self-tapping screws. The outer termination of the eardrum is screwed onto these omega profiles.
- the material to be used can be cementitious plate in a range of 6 to 12 mm thick or similar, wooden type or any material that is properly treated has weather resistance.
- the 5mm joint generated between panel and panel is first aligned by placing an alienating press and completed with expanded polyurethane. This is the insulating, stiffening and adhesive element that allows expansion at the same time.
- the excess polyurethane material is trimmed leaving a cavity both outside and inside to back the waterproof seal.
- On the outer face flexible polyurethane sealant is applied. For any type of aesthetic joint termination, the above must be done.
- Both the outer and inner face can be exposed to the waterproof seal but at the same time also hide the joint with a 4 "resistant alkali fiber mesh imbued in a polymer-modified cementitious material applied to the trowel to give a continuous termination both inside and outside.
- the interior doors are placed armed in their frames with the squares and calibers placed. Aligned, plumbed and minted in a definitive position with a perimeter tolerance of 5mm inside the opening of the panels, they are placed with expanded polyurethane. The surplus is trimmed and covered with the termination counter.
- the electrical installation is carried out with plastic corrugated ducts above the ceiling.
- the boxes are placed embedded in the panels as well as the boards and other elements are filled with expanded polyurethane.
- the sanitary installation is carried out in pex pipes, multilayers or pipes for thermofusion.
- the descents with the terminals already positioned for each sanitary appliance are already included in each panel and the connections between them are made on the ceiling.
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FR2609079A1 (fr) * | 1986-12-29 | 1988-07-01 | Monestier Claude | Blocs de construction et leur procede de fabrication |
FR2670523A1 (fr) * | 1990-12-18 | 1992-06-19 | Maison Bleue Sa | Element prefabrique de mur en beton arme. |
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EP0940516A1 (en) * | 1998-03-06 | 1999-09-08 | Structherm Ltd | A structural panel |
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FR2609079A1 (fr) * | 1986-12-29 | 1988-07-01 | Monestier Claude | Blocs de construction et leur procede de fabrication |
FR2670523A1 (fr) * | 1990-12-18 | 1992-06-19 | Maison Bleue Sa | Element prefabrique de mur en beton arme. |
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