WO2012103895A1 - Construction system comprising panels having a spatial structure - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a building construction system that starts from separate pieces.
- the invention relates to a construction system based on the use of prefabricated panels of spatial structure of easy assembly and improved stability, which allow to assemble a house in the place where it is desired.
- Prefabricated concrete construction systems are based on the prefabrication of concrete elements in specialized factories and their transportation after work, where these elements are assembled using heavy machinery. They are fast, safe, high-quality systems although expensive and very limited due to the necessary transportation and high technology, which is why it is not used massively even in countries with little development.
- prefabricated systems based on light elements are disclosed in US 5,970,672 of Amisk Technologies Inc .; JP58123975 from Taisei Corporation, GB1002957 from Spiti AVEE; GB 2,286,209 by Christopher Thomas Robinson and JP 2000336813 from Kajima Corporation. These construction systems keep the technical problem that arises when trying to assemble the different prefabricated parts, in consideration of their great weight and volume. In the local market there are also several construction systems that use panels that are coated with concrete. These systems are:
- Tecnopanel is a system with modular panels that is formed by a three-dimensional steel wire structure and inside it has a polystyrene foam panel with a wave surface.
- the panel comes in dimensions of 120cm x 240cm, which is presented more as a building material than as a kit to build houses.
- This system has 3 main limitations. First of all you have to cut the panels to adapt the construction designs, and the waste is assumed by the builder. Secondly, the concrete coating that is applied on its surface is held only in the wire since the polystyrene foam does not have good adhesion with the concrete. Finally, the connection between the panels must be done by fastening them with wire or staples without rods, which gives it little resistance to the construction that results from its assembly. More information regarding this system can be found at the following link: www.tecnopanel.com.
- the Hormi2 and Covintec systems are two systems very similar to Tecnopanel with the same deficiencies indicated above.
- the sites where information on these systems is found are www.mutualistapichincha.com and www.covintec.com
- the third system known in the local market is the so-called Walltech, which is formed by a three-dimensional steel structure lined with chicken coop without internal polystyrene. This structure has many difficulties to perform the concrete plaster, since the holes in the mesh are large and when applied on its surface it lets it pass inside producing a waste of material and unnecessary overweight.
- the invention proposes a new construction system consisting of modular units that form, by joining, metal spatial structure panels which have lacerated trusses (which form loops) with an improved design that provides them with better strength and facilitates assembly. These assembled panels are covered with cement mortar, constituting panels of walls or slabs of different sizes that can be coupled "in situ".
- the claimed construction system comprises the following components:
- a truss (1) consisting of three basic pieces: two sides of straight rod (2,3) and a zigzag-shaped rod (4) between them, which protrudes the two sides of straight rod (2,3) forming loops external (6), and joining said sides (2,3) by two welding points (5) at each intersection site.
- This lacerated truss (1) for forming external "ties” (6) at its points of contact with the sides (2,3) of the zigzag-shaped rod (4) that joins them, has been called “lacerated” , to distinguish this novel technical feature with respect to the prior art;
- a nervometal (11) comprising openings (12) and ribs (13), which is placed inside the spatial structure (9), covering the filling material (10); Y - one or more lintels (14) and antipechos (15).
- the nervometal (1) of the modular unit of the invention is a die-cut metal sheet, which has microcuts on its surface that, when expanded, leave openings (12) therein, as shown in detail 7a of Figure 7.
- the nervometal also has ribs all along its surface, which give it rigidity in one direction.
- the metallic spatial structure (9) can be made of any metal that is resistant and has some flexibility.
- metals that can be used are steel, aluminum, copper, bronze, titanium, or alloys thereof, the steel being preferably used.
- the two sides of the straight rod (2,3) that make up the lacerated truss (1) of the proposed construction system have a preferred diameter between 4mm and 6mm.
- the zigzag-shaped rod (4) at the intersection with each side of the straight rod (2,3) of the lacerated truss (1), protrudes to form external loops (6 ) which are attached to said sides of the straight rod by means of two welding points (5) at each intersection site.
- the transverse rods (7) in the new design of the lacerated truss (1), can pass alternately, crossing more than one truss and joining them by a welding point (8). Since these transverse rods (7) protrude from the sides of the straight rod (2,3) by crossing the loops (6) thereof by projections (16), they can be folded into the interior of the panel, thus facilitating anchoring of a panel with the adjoining one.
- the assembly of the panels can be done continuously horizontally, thus forming a system of complete slabs that can reach up to twelve meters long. Similarly, the panels can be assembled continuously vertically, obtaining a complete wall system that can be up to twelve meters long and six meters high. Both the complete slab system and the complete wall system, once assembled, are coated or plastered with cement mortar, similar to that used for cement block wall coverings.
- the filler material (10) and the ribbing () that covers it can be in the form of a plate or in a cylindrical form.
- the nervometal (11) is in the form of an iron, it has a double longitudinal rib (17) located in the center of the plate, so that when it is cut into two identical longitudinal pieces, it allows the ends of the sides to have each a final reinforcing rib,
- This rib (11), in a preferred embodiment of the invention, is made of expanded steel, and even more preferably of galvanized expanded steel.
- the material that serves as a filler (10) to the spatial structure (9) can be any solid material that serves this purpose, for example, polystyrene, polyurethane, paper, cardboard, pumice, among others.
- the filler material (10) is expanded polystyrene.
- the invention also relates to the modular unit that forms the basis of the claimed construction system, which comprises the following elements: - a truss (1) consisting of three basic parts: two sides of straight rod (2,3) and a rod Zigzag-shaped (4) between them, protruding the two sides of straight rod (2,3) forming external loops (6), and joining said sides (2,3) by two welding points (5) on each intersection site.
- a truss (1) consisting of three basic parts: two sides of straight rod (2,3) and a rod Zigzag-shaped (4) between them, protruding the two sides of straight rod (2,3) forming external loops (6), and joining said sides (2,3) by two welding points (5) on each intersection site.
- This lacerated truss (1) for forming external "ties” (6) at its points of contact with the sides (2,3) of the zigzag-shaped rod (4) that joins them, has been called “lacerated” , to distinguish this novel technical feature with respect to the prior art; - a plurality of straight transverse rods (7) parallel to each other, which cross the external loops (6) formed by the zigzag-shaped rod (4), and which are fixed to the two sides of the straight rod (2,3) of the lacerated truss (1) by means of a welding point (8), creating a metallic spatial structure (9);
- a nervometal (11) comprising openings (12) and ribs (13), which is placed inside the spatial structure (9), covering the filling material (10);
- the nervometal (11) of the modular unit of the invention is a die-cut metal sheet, which has microcuts on its surface that, when expanded, leave openings (12) therein, as shown in detail 7A of Figure 7.
- the metal spatial structure (9) can be made of any metal that is strong and flexible.
- metals that can be used are steel, aluminum, copper, bronze, titanium, or alloys thereof, the steel being preferably used.
- the two sides of the straight rod (2,3) that make up the lacerated truss (1) of the proposed modular unit have a preferred diameter between 4mm and 6mm.
- the zigzag-shaped rod (4) at the intersection with each side of the straight rod (2,3) of the lacerated truss (1), protrudes to form external loops (6 ) which are attached to said sides of the straight rod by means of two welding points (5) at each intersection site.
- the transverse rods (7) in the new design of the lacerated truss (1), can pass alternately, crossing more than one truss and joining them by a welding point (8), thus contributing to the assembly of the panels.
- transverse rods (7) protrude from the sides of the straight rod (2,3) when crossing the loops (6) of the same one by means of projections (16), can be folded towards the interior of the same, thus facilitating the anchorage of a modular unit with the adjoining one.
- the filling material (10) and the ribbing (11) that covers it can be in the form of a plate or in a cylindrical form.
- the nervometal (11) is in the form of an iron, it has a double longitudinal rib (17) located in the center of the plate, so that when it is cut into two identical longitudinal pieces, it allows the ends of the sides to have each a final rib of reinforcement.
- This nervometal (11), in a preferred embodiment of the invention, is made of expanded steel, and even more preferably of galvanized expanded steel.
- the material that serves as a filler (10) to the spatial structure (9) can be any solid material that serves this purpose, for example, polystyrene, polyurethane, paper, cardboard, pumice, among others.
- the filler material (10) is expanded polystyrene.
- Another object of the invention is also the lacerated truss (1) that forms the modular unit of the invention, thus defined because it comprises external loops (6), comprising three basic parts: the two sides of straight rod (2,3) and the zigzag-shaped rod (4) between them, which protrudes to said sides of straight rod (2,3) formed external loops (6), and which is attached to these by two welding points (5) at each site of intersection.
- Figure 1 Shows the lacerated truss of the invention (1) and its constituent parts separately: two straight rod sides (2,3) and a zigzag-shaped rod (4) protruding to the sides (2,3) by an outer loop (6), which is fixed to each side by two welding points (5).
- Figure 2 Shows a spatial view of a modular unit of the invention, where the lacerated truss (1) connected with the transverse rods (7) and the projections (16) thereof, which allow the anchorage of a modular unit are observed with another forming the spatial structure (9) and constituting the panels of the invention through its assembly.
- Figure 3 It is an extension of the contact of the lacerated truss (1) and the transverse rods (7), where the detail of the union between them is observed: the union of the zigzag rod (4) to the two sides of the rod straight (2,3) by means of two welding points (5) and the union of the transverse rods (7) crossing the external ties (6) of the zigzag rod (4) by means of a welding point (8).
- Figure 4 Shows different alternatives of the flat forms, both of the filler material (10) and of the nervometal (11) that covers it.
- Figure 5 Shows a spatial representation of the panels of the invention, of one (a) and two (b) modular units to form panels of walls and slabs.
- the straight transverse rods (7), with diameters between 4 and 6 mm, and with projections (16), allow the joining of the trusses (1), facilitating the coupling and anchoring of the panels, both in walls and in slabs.
- Figure 6 Shows the spatial structure (9) that makes up the modular unit of the invention, in which the filling material (10) covered by the nerometal (11) is included inside. Since the rods (7) protrude from the truss (1) by the projections (16), it is possible to attach a panel with another adjoining vertically, producing a rigid joint that is sealed by bending the projection (16) of the rod (7) into the panel after coupling.
- This figure also shows the space in which the trusses (1) protrude to the filling material (10) and the nervometal (11) in the panels, in an extension between 10 to 20 cm, a space that also allows the coupling of the horizontal panels.
- Figure 7 Graphically depicts the nervometal (11) of the constructive system of the invention, which is nothing more than a die-cut metal sheet, which has microcuts on its surface that, when expanded, leave openings (12) therein, as shown in the detail 7a.
- This nervometal also has ribs (13) all along its surface that give it a stiffness in one direction, and is designed with a double longitudinal rib (17) in the center of the sheet so that when the cut occurs in two longitudinal pieces to cover the filler material, the ends of the sides always remain with a final rib of reinforcement.
- a) It shows the schematic representation of a union of three corner panels, where the transverse rods (7) that serve as a structure to join the trusses (1) are observed.
- the filler material (10) in the form of an iron is also observed, which is coated with the nervometal also in the form of an iron (1).
- Figure 10 a) It shows the schematic representation of a union of four corner panels, where the transverse rods (7) that serve as a structure to join the trusses (1) are observed.
- the filler material (10) in the form of an iron is also observed, which is coated with the nerometal also in the form of an iron (11).
- the filling material (10) in the form of a cylinder is included, covered by a nerve-shaped (11) in the form of a cylinder as well.
- Figure 11 Shows the graphic representation of two modular units for the formation of slab panels. In Figure 11a these two separate units are observed, and in Figure 11b it is observed how the coupling between these two units constitutes a panel.
- Figure 12 Shows a graphic representation of the union of wall panels and finished roof slab, with the concrete plaster.
- Figure 13 Shows a graphic representation of the union of wall panels, mezzanine slab and finished roof, with the concrete plaster.
- Figure 14 It is a graphic representation of the construction system of the invention, where all the parts of a house that can be constructed with the panels object of protection are shown.
- the house represented has dimensions of 50 m 2 , and has been designed with two floors.
- a) It shows a graphic representation of a lintel (14) and its front, side and top views, which has a zigzag-shaped reinforcing rod (4) in said front and side parts, to be able to support the lateral loads that he relapses, to be able to transmit them to the adjacent panels.
- b) It shows a graphic representation of a sill (15) with a zigzag-shaped reinforcing rod (4) on its side to be able to withstand the lateral loads and transmit them to the sides of the adjacent panels.
- the invention consists in an improvement of the design of the lacerated truss (1) that forms the structural base of the modular units of the invention and of the panels formed by them.
- the zigzag-shaped rod (4) is mounted twice on each of the straight rods that form the sides (2,3), which allows welding the zigzag at two points at each turn, as shown in Figure 3. This gives more strength and security to the truss, and consequently, to the modular unit and the panel.
- the spatial structure (9) is formed, which allows them to be assembled directly in the work where they are to be installed.
- the transverse rods (7) that are used to form the panel are straight for straight or curved walls for curved walls of different diameters, and in this variant they do not need any kind of bending.
- the connecting rods are straight and can join several trusses at the same time, facilitating the assembly of walls or slabs of any dimension.
- the nervometal (11) is designed with a double longitudinal rib (17) in the center of the sheet ( Figure 7) so that when cutting in two longitudinal pieces, the ends of the sides always have a final rib of reinforcement.
- the division into two longitudinal pieces is intended to create two ribs (11) to line the front and back sides of the expanded polystyrene sheet that serves as filler material (10) in the spatial structure (9) of the panel.
- Example 1 Union of two or more panels in line.
- the modular units of the invention Since one of the most important technical characteristics of the modular units of the invention is that they have transverse rods (7) protruding from the lacerated truss (1) in order to allow the joining of two or more units to form panels, according to shown in Figure 1 1, to assemble the panels they are joined by alternating the rods (7), and then they are folded into the panels in order to anchor one panel with another, anchor that is more than sufficient to hold them and prevent any unwanted movement between them.
- the panels are plastered with concrete mortar, the wall or slab being ready for use, as desired.
- the process of plastering or coating the panels is carried out, throwing a mixture known in the art as mortar or concrete shavings on the panels, which is composed of one part of cement and 3 parts of coarse sand up to 3mm thick and two parts of fine sand up to 1mm thick.
- This proportion of the mixture may vary depending on whether it is desired that the coating be more rigid (4 parts of sand and one of cement) or less rigid (7 parts of sand and one of cement).
- the mixture may also include additives for faster drying, to waterproof the surface, etc.
- filler material (10) is introduced, in this case a cylinder-shaped polystyrene, covered by the galvanized steel cylinder (11) in the space between the two trusses at the end of the panel, and then the rods of the second panel are introduced at 90 degrees, whereby the panels are anchored, forming the corner ( Figure 8a).
- the panels are covered with concrete putty, the double corner wall being ready ( Figure 8b).
- the polystyrene cylinder (10) can be dispensed with while maintaining the galvanized steel cylinder (11), reinforcing the interior of the same with construction rods and filling it with concrete.
- Example 3 Union of three panels in double corner of 90 degrees.
- filler material (10) is introduced in this case cylinder-shaped polystyrene, covered by the galvanized steel cylinder ( 11), in the space that remains between the two trusses (1) of the end of the panel, and then the rods of the second and third panels are introduced at 90 degrees, with which the panels are anchored together, forming a double corner as It is seen in Figure 9a.
- the panels are plastered with a concrete putty, the triple corner wall being ready ( Figure 9b). If further reinforcement is required, the polystyrene cylinder (10) can be dispensed with while maintaining the galvanized steel cylinder (11), reinforcing the interior with construction rods and filling it with concrete.
- filler material (10) is introduced in this case polystyrene in the form of a cylinder, covered by the galvanized steel cylinder ( 11) in the space between the two trusses at the end of the panel and then the rods of the second and third and fourth panels are introduced at 90 degrees, whereby the panels are anchored and the quadruple corner is formed (Figure 10a).
- the corners Once the corners have been formed with the panels, they are covered with concrete putty, the quadruple corner wall being ready ( Figure 10b).
- the polystyrene cylinder (10) can be dispensed with while maintaining the galvanized steel cylinder, (11) reinforcing the interior with construction rods and filling it with concrete.
- Example 5 Anchorage of the panels to the floor.
- the trusses protrude in the panels in an extension that fluctuates from 10 to 20 cm, as can also be seen in the Figure 6
- the panels of walls and slabs have sections of trusses (1) and rods (7) protruding from them, this is allowed to facilitate assembly, since when the slabs are assembled on the walls, they serve as support points and union (Figure 6).
- Example 7 Construction of a house.
- Example 8 House kits.
- the general concept of the system is to facilitate the construction of houses at the construction site, offering the complete kit to assemble pre-established models of houses with all their structural and filling elements, thus facilitating work, reducing construction time and construction. Costs in a meaningful way.
- the panels of the invention can be sold as constituent parts of a dwelling in the form of kits, which are transported to the construction site and assembled following the previously provided description.
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