WO2012087096A1 - Modular system of thermoplastic structural elements and panels for prefabricated buildings - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a modular system of thermoplastic structural panels and elements extruded in polyvinyl chloride (PVC) for the construction of prefabricated buildings, which has been developed, analyzed and realized in order to obtain numerous and notable advantages over to other existing systems of related functions.
- PVC polyvinyl chloride
- the system consists of hollow and elongated thermoplastic panels and elements of rectilinear cross-section with circular lateral punches strategically distributed in a uniform linear fashion to allow internal communication and introduce structural reinforcement elements between panels and the elements, to assemble the system the panels and elements slide against each other locking each other with great precision and thus form the vertical walls and the roof of the building.
- thermoplastic panels are favorable because they have high resistance to environmental chemical agents and solar irradiation, to impacts and abrasive forces, are of less weight, maintenance requirements are minimal, they are thermoacoustic, they are resistant to attacks from nature, they are resistant to fire and are not toxic.
- the modular system of thermoplastic structural panels and elements extruded in polyvinylchloride (PVC) for prefabricated constructions in accordance with the present invention consists of hollow linear structural panels with circular die cuttings on their side walls that slide, engage and they are locked with a plurality of linear structural elements with circular punches strategically distributed in a linear and uniform way to allow internal communication between all the elements and introduce standard structural reinforcement elements vertically and horizontally, these interior gaps formed by the panels and Profiles can be filled with either concrete, polyurethane foam or square bars of polystyrene foam (EPS), for roofing it consists of stringers in standard structural profiles forming a structural skeleton that is covered either by a plurality of combinations of bread eles and thermoplastic structural elements filled with polystyrene (EPS) bars or foamed with polyurethane; a plurality of thermoplastic sheets of surface coverage constituting the final cover of the optional type.
- EPS polystyrene
- thermoplastic panels and structural elements has been conceived for the construction of low-cost prefabricated buildings, in short construction times, using unskilled regional labor and the production of the modular system in large quantities. All thermoplastic components of this modular system have been developed to resist the expansion and weight of concrete.
- the auxiliary elements are also contemplated as drag profiles, to form corners, to form dividing walls, upper closing profiles, profiles for form window and door frames, corner finishes, ridge profiles to constitute a complete building and according to the particular needs of the customers.
- thermoplastic panels and components are resins, stabilizers, retarders, pigments and UV protectors for polyvinyl chloride (PVC), these components of the modular system will be previously produced and enabled in the plant to be sent to the construction site , be assembled to form the vertical walls for exteriors and interiors of the building and then, as appropriate, cast them with concrete; when the filling is polyurethane foam and / or polystyrene foam bars (EPS) the walls and components are already prepared from the ground; in the case of roofing, the thermoplastic structural panels and components the gaps are filled with polyurethane foam or polystyrene foam bars (EPS), to be fixed with joining means against the structural skeleton; a plurality of thermoplastic cover sheets on the entire roof surface as an optional final finish.
- PVC polyvinyl chloride
- the walls that constitute the building can be blind, they can include windows, doors, openings for air conditioning; Since the plurality of arrangements between panels and thermoplastic elements form interconnected internal gaps, they allow to hide in a hidden way, the wiring of the electrical installations, voice, data, pipelines of hydraulic installations, etc.
- the arrangement of the buildings have the particularity of being able to join the buildings on their side, front and rear sides with the minus another building of the same assembly characteristics by means of lateral and longitudinal couplings, this is achieved with the plurality of thermoplastic elements, allowing the perfect union of two or more buildings resulting in much larger internal spaces and without expansion limit.
- Vinyl polychloride and mixtures of synthetic polyvinyl chloride resins due to their characteristics and properties are convenient to be used as a building element as it provides many advantages that are listed below: 1. It is an aseptic material, it does not rot , it does not generate pests or mold, 2. It is resistant to moisture therefore it does not absorb water, 3. It is a material highly resistant to chemical agents of the environment and solar irradiation, 4. In a non-toxic material, 5. It does not flame, 6. It is an easy to clean material so its maintenance requirements are minimal, 7. It is an impact resistant material, 8. It is a thermo acoustic material and allows domestic energy savings 9. It is a material Light, strong and durable, its use is recommended in different types of climates and for different types of buildings hotels, churches, homes, schools, garages, offices, hospitals, shopping centers, b odegas
- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a house built with the modular system of thermoplastic panels and structural elements for prefabricated buildings described in drawings 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7a, 7b, 8, 9, 10, 11 , 12, 13, 14, 15a, 15b, 16, 17.
- Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the hollow structural thermoplastic panel with lateral circular die cuts.
- Figure 3 illustrates a top view of the thermoplastic structural panel.
- Figure 4 shows a side view of the thermoplastic structural panel.
- Figure 5 illustrates a perspective view of the thermoplastic structural elements.
- Figure 6 is a top view of the thermoplastic structural elements.
- Figure 7a and 7b shows a perspective view of the metal structural elements that are of the central type, formed by a "V" shaped rail and a standard structural profile and of the single type formed by a simple structural profile and at the ends they are welded a standard fixing system, these metallic elements are what will form the structural skeleton.
- Figure 8 is a perspective view in section showing the "C" shaped drag profile fixed against the concrete base (floor), where the tie rods cross which protrude as required, these components receive at the panel and thermoplastic structural elements that are crimped
- Figure 9 illustrates a top view of the plurality of panel joining arrangements and thermoplastic structural elements for forming vertical walls, corner walls, intermediate walls described individually in figures, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 .
- Figure 10 shows a perspective view of the joining of panels and thermoplastic structural elements with the different filling alternatives, whether concrete, polyurethane foam or polystyrene foam (EPS).
- EPS polystyrene foam
- Figure 1 1 is a top sectional view of a wall section with the configuration of the thermoplastic structural elements to form intermediate walls (partitions), also showing the internal structural components of standard reinforcement.
- Figure 12 illustrates a top sectional view of a corner wall section where internal standard structural reinforcements and the arrangement of the panel and thermoplastic structural elements are observed.
- Figure 13 shows a top sectional view of a wall section with the joint configuration between the structural panel with the thermoplastic structural elements.
- Figure 14 shows a top sectional view of a wall section with the structural panel joint configuration with thermoplastic structural panel.
- Figure 15a and 15b is a side view showing the fixation between the central standard structural profile against the vertical wall formed by the panels and structural elements described in Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7a, 7b 8 , 9, 12, 13 to form the structural skeleton that supports the roof.
- Figure 16 shows a side section illustrating the inclination of the ceiling anchored to a wall cover profile with a standard fixing element that is already fixed to the vertical wall formed by the panel and thermoplastic structural elements.
- Figure 17 illustrates a cut-away perspective view of the opening for a door, window or as the case may be, in addition the internal structural reinforcements that support the loading of the sill formed by the thermoplastic structural panel and which are already part of the vertical walls.
- Figure 18 shows a side section of the ridge formed by the structural elements and the thermoplastic panel, as well as the elements that support the roof and prevent water leaks.
- Figure 19 shows a perspective view of the hollow structural thermoplastic panel with circular side die cuttings for roofs.
- Figure 20 illustrates a top view of the thermoplastic structural roof panel
- Figure 21 shows a side view of the thermoplastic structural roof panel.
- Figure 22 illustrates a perspective view of the thermoplastic structural elements for roofs.
- Figure 23 illustrates a perspective view of the thermoplastic structural panels and elements for roofs composed of a plurality of arrangements between the panels and the elements Structural thermoplastic formed by an "L" square and a simple cover which are slid and crimped, the internal holes serve as hidden conduits for electrical, voice, data, the internal holes are filled with polyurethane foam or bars polystyrene foam (EPS) previously enabled from the ground floor, the roof formed is fixed with self-drilling sprockets, as an optional alternative for roofing, they are also placed in strategic places of the hollows of the panel;
- the thermoplastic elements a plurality of "U” shaped metal reinforcements, this in order to place a roof formed by a plurality of thermoplastic polymeric sheets in PVC polymers on the roof.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a house 1 built by the modular system of vertical walls 2 and the inclined roof 3, which are on a support base that is a concrete plate 4 made in work, it has set a drag profile in the form of "C" 5, where they also cross and Protruding rods 6 protrude which are extended as required, these components receive the hollow linear panels 7 which are interlocked between each other and also with the structural elements 8 until forming the vertical walls 2.
- the panel 7 of substantially rectangular shape comprises a plurality of internal longitudinal 9 and perpendicular ribs 10 which generate a plurality of substantially rectangular internal cavities 11, said panel 7 comprising a side end with a configuration extension in the form of hook 12 whose tip is directed towards the outside; the opposite side end with a counter-hook shaped extension 13 whose tip is directed towards the inner part that snaps to the end contour of said hook 12 on the opposite side, the internal ribs 10 have circular die cuts 14 strategically distributed and linear.
- FIG 8 shows the arrangement of the "C" shaped drag profile 5, fixed against the concrete base 4, where the tie rods 6 pass through which protrude as far as the case may go, these components receive the panel 7 to start forming vertical walls 2.
- FIGS. 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 show the pluralities of arrangements and configurations of the panels 7 and structural elements formed by a "L" corner 15, a simple cover 16 , a compound lid 17, a square 18 to form vertical walls, dividing walls and corner walls, also showing the internal reinforcing rods 6 to monolithically structure the vertical walls 2.
- FIG 10 shows a perspective cut of a part of the vertical walls 2, in which the internal arrangement of internal cavities 11 is shown, which are filled with either concrete 21, polyurethane foam 22, foam polystyrene (EPS) 23.
- EPS foam polystyrene
- the skeleton is formed by a standard structural profile of the central type 20 and a plurality of profiles of the simple type 28, which go all the way along side to side of the vertical walls 2, but without crossing the outer longitudinal rib 9 of the panel 7 that is forming the vertical walls 2,
- the structural profiles 20, 28 are anchor with the joining means 29 and cast with concrete 21, to the panels 7 to form the vertical walls 2, which internally have vertical and horizontal reinforcements 6, inside the internal cavities 1 1 of the panel 7, which were filled with concrete 21 and / or polyurethane foam 22 and / or polystyrene foam (EPS) 23, to form the roof over the structural profiles 20, 28 the plurality of combinations of the thermoplastic elements are displaced roof ceilings 5, 24, 25, 30, 31 and panel 21 to form the roof, internal cavities 1 formed by panel 21 and thermoplastic elements 24, 25 are filled with polyurethane foam 22 and / or polystyrene bars (EPS)
- the panel 21 of substantially rectangular shape comprises a plurality of longitudinal ribs 9 and internal perpendicular 10 that generate a plurality of substantially rectangular internal cavities 1 1, said panel 21 comprising a side end with a hook-shaped configuration extension 22 whose tip is directed towards the inside of the perpendicular ribs 10; the opposite side end with a counter-shaped configuration extension 23 whose tip is directed towards the inner part of the perpendicular ribs 10 that snaps to the end contour of said hook 22 on the opposite side, the inner ribs 10 have circular die cuts 14 distributed in a strategic and linear way.
- thermoplastic elements for roofs to form the pluralities of arrangements and configurations of the panels 21 and structural elements formed by a square "L" 24, a simple cover 25 , a channel for wall 30, profile for ridge 31 these elements are slid and crimped thus forming the roof of the roof 3, the cover is fixed with a self drilling holes, as an optional alternative for the roof are also placed in strategic places of the panel 21, the square 24 a plurality of "U" shaped metal reinforcements 26, this in order to place on the roof an optional cover formed by a plurality of thermoplastic polymer sheets 27 and a plurality of rim profiles 31 in PVC polymers to prevent water seepage as the ridge profile 31.
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