WO2012059787A1 - Módulo arquitectónico auto-portante, portátil, plegable e inter-conectable para poder extenderse horizontal y verticalmente - Google Patents
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- the Portable Architectural Module Retractable Multipurpose is a versatile construction and architectural proposal, which starting from a basic inter-connectable model can be assembled and reassembled according to the destination and specific requirements. Thanks to its coupling concept, true complex architectural structures can be created by combining several of these modules horizontally, vertically or both, reorienting the conception of architecture and the construction industry. In it, the industrial, technological advances and the strong ecological tendencies of the new millennium can easily converge.
- a vertical displacement at a height that depends on the design.
- the purpose of this feature is: first, to unlock the Retractable Portable Multi-Purpose Architectural Module when it is in the folded position, allowing it to rotate and move, and to lock it when it reaches its final configuration process. This allows a blocking state in these two main conditions, providing greater rigidity and stability to the system.
- Another characteristic movement is that which corresponds to the horizontal displacements, which are orthogonal, symmetrical and synchronized, an action indispensable to carry out the execution of their placement.
- the movements of rotation independent of those of translation, necessary for its configuration and final setup.
- each essential element is composed of its two symmetrical axial segments, which will be identified as one.
- the letters a and b will be used to designate it.
- each figure is organized by functional unit and the processes that it experiences. In them these functional units are indicated with arrows, and the elements in particular with an indicative line.
- the Architectural Module Retractable Portable Multipurpose taken as an example is a design for a hexagonal architectural solution, automatic configuration. Therefore it will consist of six Basic Modules which must form sixty degrees angles to each other, once their end position has been acquired. [10] To make a simple and clear statement obviate details of the complementary elements such as the mechanisms of control as well as those that generate the required turns and displacements, assurance or anchoring devices, as well as the hermetic seal elements for each joint, for existing in the market infinity of solutions for it. Additionally the configuration operations can be executed by any electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic or manual system, all depending on the object, performance, utilization and costs; topics that are not the objective of this description.
- FIG. 2 the Multipurpose Portable Retractile Architectural Module is presented, presented as an example, showing its structural integrity both in its folded state 3, and in its unfolded state ready to be used 4.
- the Basic Module offers the self-supporting feature by integrating a structural part and an exterior finishing part obtaining a consistent assembly. In the present description this set will be taken as one piece and will refer to its structural part as it is the one that plays the fundamental role. The exterior finish will not be taken into account because its purpose is exclusively aesthetic and will only be reviewed when necessary, identifying itself with letter c. For ease, the structural part of each element is presented in solid form but in practice they are reticular structures.
- the Basic Module in its folded state is presented in Fig. 3 an anterior isometric view 5, and a rear isometric view 6. It is composed of three essential elements, which perform the functions of: cover 7, functional wall 8, and floor 9.
- Each essential element consists of two axially symmetrical parts, which for the case of the functional wall 8 and the floor 9 are coupled and hinged by hinges pivots, this feature is what allows its contraction in its initial position , forming zero degrees between them, or expansion, forming a specific angle when its final position or service is found.
- the axially symmetrical portions of the cover 7, 7a and 7b do not have this characteristic since a vertical displacement of some of these segments is required as explained above.
- the cover elements 7 and functional wall 8 form an axis of axial rotation thanks to the pivot hinge 10.
- the functional wall 8 is constituted by lower upper beams 12, and columns 13. It is the functional part that supports practically the entire arrangement of the Basic Module.
- the upper upper beams 12 are formed by their respective axial symmetrical parts, which are hinged by upper and lower pivot hinges 14, located at their inner end. These pivot hinges 14 are graduated in height to allow the overlap of their equivalents in the Basic Modules that converge when they reach their folding position. This graduation also allows the coupling between several Portable Retractable Architectural Modules Multipurpose in cases of multiple configurations.
- the upper beam 11 serves as support for the cover 7, and is divided into two horizontal sections 1 a and 1 Ib containing, in an interior cavity, a lifting device that causes the vertical displacement of the ai.
- the lower beam 12 serves as support and anchoring of the floor 9 by means of a horizontal displacement and rotation element 15, with translation movement carried out on a toothed guide 16a and 16b located therein.
- the floor 9 also consists of two axial symmetrical parts 9a and 9b, coupled by a pivot hinge 19 that holds them together.
- a portion of its area has been excluded from its lower external zone, and it has been located in the lower area of column 13 of functional wall 8, it is the complement piece of floor 18, for two important reasons first to optimize the space when the 9th floor is located in an area suitable for it in the associated Basic Module, maintaining the design's compactibility characteristic. And second because it will allow that during the configuration process its rotation and translation are synchronous with the other elements of the design. Because of its atypical disposition it is necessary to introduce a mechanism that performs the work of placing it in the required place during the configuration of the Basic Module, it is the element of horizontal displacement and rotation 15.
- Fig. 4 shows three positions, initial 20, intermediate 21 and final 22 of the
- the positioning of the symmetrical parts is carried out according to the horizontal symmetrical displacements that the Multi-Purpose Retractable Portable Architectural Module as a whole must carry out, analyzed later.
- the two axial symmetrical segments that make up the Basic Module form an angle of zero degrees.
- a scissor-type elevator 23 has been taken, its operation is not considered as a technological option.
- the two horizontal sections 1 a and 1 Ib and the interior cavity where this arrangement is housed are clearly visible. positive elevation.
- the floor segment 9a moves and rotates in unison with the entire structure as it is seen in 21, thanks to the movements of the connected Basic Module to which it is temporarily fixed.
- This process will be better understood when analyzing the Multi-Purpose Retractable Portable Architectural Module as a whole.
- the Basic Module manages to reach the angle of one hundred and eighty degrees assuming its final position 22
- the temporary disposition of the floor 9a is noticed, occupying the space that has to be used by the floor segment 9b of the connected Basic Module in its final position, and forming the sixty degree angle with its symmetrical part 9b, characteristic for this example.
- FIG. 5 shows the setup of the cover 7.
- the cover 7 and the functional wall 8 create an axis of rotation thanks to the pivot hinge 10, forming an angle of zero degrees in its initial position 22, rear view. It is also indicated that the floor segment 9a is released from the anchor and reduces its angle formed with 9b in a few degrees, enough to allow freely the displacement of the floor segment 9b of the later connected Basic Module, this slight turn is carried out thanks to the element of horizontal movement and turn 15.
- the structure of the cover 7 forms an angle of ninety degrees with respect to the functional wall 8, and the finishing part of the cover 7c will form a greater angle with respect to its structure, indicated by the level of inclination calculated in the design.
- the mechanism that executes this action is the lifting arm 25. Its operation is not considered to be a technological option.
- FIG. 6 the element of horizontal displacement and rotation 15 is presented, in an isometric view and side views thereof, where the orthogonal rotation of a coupling element 27 is observed, element that will transmit both the axial rotation to the floor segment 9a, to place it in place, as the orthogonal turn to fix the floor 9 in its terminal position.
- the vertical axial rotation pinion system 26 is also more clearly distinguished.
- the axis of rotation 28 and the supports 29 of the floor 9 are shown, and the sliding platform 30 is also observed, which is coupled to the lower beam 12 thanks to the guides 31. In it the pivot axis 28 and the supports 29 are fixed.
- the vertical axial rotation pinion system 26 consists of three pinions, the pinion that generates the turn 32 when going through the guide toothed 16, which must be calibrated in the number of teeth and the distance between them in such a way that upon completion of the displacement of the floor 9 complete the one hundred and eighty degrees of rotation of the floor segment 9a.
- the pinion 33 in charge of the inversion and transmission of rotation towards the pinion 34, which rotates the coupling element 27 thanks to the pin shaft 35.
- the floor segment 9a its pivot shaft 28 and supports 29 are free and only fixed to beam 12a once it acquires its final location position. Both the displacement of the floor 9, its orthogonal turn and the anchorage referred to are provided by mechanisms that are not of the case to analyze because there are a variety of commercial options.
- the other element of importance is the complement piece of the floor 18 both in its initial position and in the final one, and a cross-sectional view 36 to clarify the interaction of the floor 9 when it rotates towards its terminal position causing the axial displacement of the stop 37, which rotates the floor portion 38 when pushed by the cam 39.
- the stop 37 and the cam 39 are axially connected.
- the entire complement piece of floor 18 is mounted on its base 40.
- the configuration process of the 9th floor is carried out in two stages.
- the floor 9 is located in its required position, forming, between the two segments 9a and 9b one hundred and eighty degrees, thanks to the system of pinion of vertical axial rotation 26 which transmits this rotation to the coupling element 27 and this in turn to the floor segment 9a.
- the 9th floor remains perpendicular to its normal position.
- a second stage by means of a ninety-degree orthogonal rotation of the coupling element 27, it is located horizontally, taking its definitive position.
- the complement piece of the floor 18 located in the lower segment of the columns 13 reaches a co-planar position with the floor 9.
- FIG. 1 the Architectural Module Retractable Portable Multipurpose hexagonal model presented in Fig. 1 is now studied, which is constituted by six Basic Modules interconnected by the pivot hinges 17 arranged in the upper and lower area of the columns 13 of each of them.
- This example highlights the invariable position of two of the Basic Modules, the exterior ones, which by design retain from the beginning the required disposition of one hundred and eighty degrees between their two axially symmetrical parts. Therefore they lack pivot hinge 14.
- the first one corresponds to a symmetrical longitudinal translation until reaching a distance, between the two external Basic Modules, higher than that required in its final positioning, in order to allow the symmetrical segments of the four internal Basic Modules that are performing this process to be able to overcome the restricted angle presented in its final stage of location.
- Fig. 10 shows some of these temporary positions, starting from their initial position 47, where the compactibility is noticed.
- the hinges pivot 14 of the functional wall of the Basic Interior Modules were discovered, which were overlapping thanks to their height graduation, 48.
- the overlapping of the covers 7 is noted. They have been hoisted allowing their positioning without obstruction.
- the position reached by the Basic Basic Modules in their maximum elongation is presented.
- the second phase of positioning is related to a transverse symmetric translation.
- 51 and 52 the path taken by the Basic Basic Modules to reach their final transversal position is illustrated, in 53 it is observed how the restrictive angle has been overcome thanks to the greater longitudinal distance of the Basic Basic Modules.
- 54 when the latter contract, looking for their final positioning reduce their distances helping to complete the final layout of the Basic Interior Modules. This completes the positioning process of the entire Portable Retractable Architectural Module Multipurpose.
- phase three is presented corresponding to the configuration of the
- a typical wall is taught.
- a wall with integrated furniture In 64, a wall with integrated furniture.
- another wall model with integrated furniture In 65, another wall model with integrated furniture.
- a Special Coupling Module which they have the purpose of serving as a container or storage device, housing specific elements and equipment, including services and electrical, hydraulic, heating, control, monitoring, security, etc. , that once coupled to the Architectural Module Retractable Portable Multipurpose offer the optimal solution to any requirement. They are integrated into functional wall 8 according to the requirements and uses of the model. They have the quality of being retractable, their sections 67 move outward, leaving the space required inside.
- FIG. 15 it can be seen, in a particular example, the way in which the furniture function is arranged.
- the expandable frame is in turn made up of two panels, one interior that supports, the shelves, the covers and doors of the furniture and is moved by rails on another exterior that contains it and supports the windows.
- pivot hinge In the outer central area there is an articulation and pivoting element, pivot hinge, which joins the two expandable frames.
- pivot hinges There are two other pivot hinges, at their ends, which are responsible for anchoring these frames to the structural wall 8.
- its parts are at an angle of one hundred and eighty degrees in the same plane of the structural wall 8.
- the central pivot hinge moves towards the exterior 69, reaching its final position.
- the upper and lower covers of the shelves have been removed to show the shelf supports in their final position.
- the upper covers of the shelves have been fixed and then the lower covers, 77.
- the furniture completely conformed with the open doors is shown, and in 79, the closed furniture in its final façade.
- the shelves, covers and doors are hinged.
- Triangular model 84 quadrangular model 85, pentagonal model 86, hexagonal model 87, heptagonal model 88, and octagonal model 89.
- the Multi-Purpose Retractable Portable Architectural Module is a structure
- the Multipurpose Retractable Portable Architectural Module can become an alternative to many constructive needs of today's world: Due to its variety of applications and configurations, by offering reasonable, efficient, safe and comfortable spaces. Due to its low cost of construction, allowing in its manufacturing, the inclusion of related systems such as hydraulic, electrical, control, etc., integrating into a functional unit, under a series production favoring the economy of scale, minimizing cost overruns and delays For its ease of repair and maintenance, because its configuration is based on a Basic Module, consisting of an essential set of parts, which is repeated according to the requirements. For its efficiency, by allowing the use, in its structural component, of reusable materials such as: biodegradable polymers, composites, light steels, aluminum, etc.
- the Multi-Purpose Retractable Portable Architectural Module can be folded and stored in a planned construction in the subsoil that will keep it safe during hurricane or monsoon threats. To stay on the water, when it is supported on a floating platform, when floods appear, to support strong telluric movements when anti-oscillating elements are incorporated in its structure. For the cities of the future developed in vertical form it is an option to be a totally modular, structurally strong and low weight system, built entirely in the factory and with transport facilities to the required site.
- isometric view, and 91, floor view we present a model developed with three hexagonal and six triangular multi-purpose retractable portable architectural modules.
- isometric view, and 93, plant view a model developed with seven Hexagonal Multi-Purpose Retractable Portable Architectural Modules.
- 94 and 95 a multilevel solution is presented with a configuration of three hexagonal multi-purpose retractable portable architectural modules per level, in 94 the receptacle structure is shown and in 95 the finished solution.
- Fig. 1 The Portable Architectural Module Retractable Multipurpose taken as an example, in its initial and final states.
- FIG. 2 The structure of the Portable Architectural Module Retractable Multipurpose taken as an example, in its initial and final stages.
- FIG. 3 The structure of the Basic Module in its folded state, isometric views
- FIG. 4 Layout of the Basic Module in its typical stages.
- FIG. 9 Arrangement of the platform base and the positioning of the telescopic arms for movement.
- FIG. 14 Examples of configurations of the functional wall with integrated furniture and with Specialized Coupling Module.
- FIG. 15 Typical configuration example of a built-in wall unit
- FIG. 18 Examples of horizontal and vertical scalability of the Portable Architectural Module Retractable Multipurpose.
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