WO2020011186A1 - 一种装配式建筑的预制墙体和装配结构及其施工方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of building structures, in particular to a prefabricated prefabricated wall and an assembly structure and a construction method of the structure.
- the "common connection” and “reserved hole indirect lap grout anchor connection” technology, the “sleeve slurry anchor anchor connection” and “reserved hole indirect lap grout anchor connection” technology have the common point of pre-buried grouting sleeve in concrete, After the concrete has reached the required strength, the reinforcing steel penetrates into the grouting sleeve, and then the high-strength non-shrinking grout is poured into the grouting sleeve for curing to play the role of anchoring the reinforcing steel.
- the reinforced sleeve grouting technology enables the building to be assembled, which is affirmed by engineering users.
- the force transmission method between the steel bars of the two connection technologies above is indirect force transmission, which needs to be transmitted through the grout in the reserved hole.
- the force transmission is not direct.
- the two are relatively far apart.
- the far reinforcing steel bars need to transmit forces to each other.
- Such a way of transmitting forces will generate additional bending moments and shear forces on the surrounding concrete, which makes the wall complex in this case.
- the top of the grout will appear. Locally compressed cracks.
- the two connection processes have high requirements for grouting and grouting processes. If there are bubbles or other incompactness in the grouting sleeve in the grouting sleeve, this type of connection will be greatly affected.
- grouting holes and air vents protruding from the grouting sleeve need to be left on the grouting sleeve.
- the grouting holes and air vents occupy a larger bottom of the wall.
- the bottom area of the wall is often subjected to large forces, which is a part that provides a large contribution to the ductility of the wall.
- the above setting method makes the bottom area of the wall instead become a relatively weak part of the wall.
- cracks often diffuse from the grouting holes or air vents to the surroundings, and there is a phenomenon that the entire piece of concrete falls off here.
- the outer diameter of the grouting sleeve is large, in the range of 4 to 5 cm, and the outer surface of the grouting sleeve is currently generally made relatively smooth, which cannot effectively form effective constraints with the surrounding concrete. Therefore, in the later stage of the project, Large concrete blocks at the bottom often fall out, and the effective compression area at the bottom is reduced. Therefore, the assembly structure itself will affect the bearing capacity of the wall and reduce the ductility of the wall.
- the field of prefabricated building urgently needs a prefabricated wall with direct force transmission and stable structure, as well as an assembly structure and construction method with controllable assembly quality and small impact on the wall.
- One of the objectives of the present invention is to solve the technical problem that the prefabricated wall has a large number of complicated structural parts and has seriously affected the bearing capacity of the wall on the basis of the existing technology. Prefabricated prefabricated wall.
- a prefabricated prefabricated wall includes a concrete main body and a rigid skeleton cast in the concrete main body.
- the rigid skeleton includes n longitudinally extending vertical ribs, where n is an integer greater than or equal to 3, wherein the upper end surface of the precast wall and the A total of m mechanical connection portions are formed on the lower end surface at the same axis position of the vertical ribs, m is an integer less than or equal to 2n, and the mechanical connection portions are all formed at the ends of the vertical ribs.
- the structure is beneficial to the positioning and fixing of the skeleton during the prefabrication of the wall, effectively avoids the problem of the misalignment of the mechanical connection portion caused during the pouring process, and further facilitates the compaction and stability of vibration.
- the mechanical connection part is designed at the end of the vertical ribs, which facilitates the direct transmission of force after connection.
- the connection points are exposed outside the concrete body, making the connection's firmness visible and controllable, which effectively guarantees the connection quality.
- the mechanical connection portion includes a receiving end and / or a receiving cavity on the upper end and / or the lower end of the prefabricated wall, wherein the end of the vertical rib protrudes from the surface of the concrete body and is formed on the end of the end.
- the receiving portion is a receiving end; the end portion of the vertical rib forms an open receiving portion that is recessed inward along the axis direction thereof as a receiving cavity.
- the mechanical connection portion can extend out of the concrete body, and the mechanical connection portion is no longer embedded in the concrete body, so that the connection is visualized, convenient to check and intuitively understand the firmness of the connection, and to ensure the quality of the connection;
- the wall structure of the embedded sleeve in the concrete body in the prior art is changed.
- the mechanical connection part does not need to be provided with grouting holes and air vents, so as to overcome the existing technology, the wall foot structure of the wall has many and complicated components. Technical problems leading to reduced ductility of the wall.
- the outer diameter of the receiving end is 0.7 to 2 times the outer diameter of the vertical rib, and the outer diameter of the receiving cavity is 1.2-3 times the outer diameter of the vertical rib.
- the purpose of this arrangement is to reduce the volume of the mechanical connection part greatly compared with the existing sleeve, so as to overcome the grouting holes and air outlet holes of the sleeve in the prior art when the sleeve is connected or overlapped. Occupying the bottom volume is too large, making the bottom area of the wall a relatively weak part of the wall, avoiding the formation of diffusion cracks due to the relatively weak surrounding grouting holes or air vents when the force is applied, and the phenomenon of the concrete falling off in one piece.
- the receiving end is provided with external threads, and the receiving cavity is provided with internal threads.
- the purpose of such a setting is to connect multiple components through threads, to facilitate the processing and installation of mechanical connections and other components, and to clearly define the force transmission, reliable connection, and convenient installation through threaded connections, which can significantly increase the construction speed.
- the receiving cavity is formed based on a sleeve rigidly connected to the end of the vertical rib.
- the end of the sleeve away from the vertical rib forms an open receiving cavity.
- the purpose of this arrangement is that, because the receiving cavity is formed by combining vertical ribs and a sleeve connected to its end, the processing cost is lower than that of the vertical ribs integrally forming the receiving cavity, which is also convenient.
- the vertical ribs and the sleeve are relatively independent, and the sleeve can be rotated alone, which is beneficial to the positioning and fixing of the vertical ribs and the sleeve in the mold. .
- the prefabricated prefabricated wall not only includes a straight shaped wall, but also L-shaped, rectangular, U-shaped and other shaped walls.
- the prefabricated walls are adjacent to each other.
- the wall surface is ⁇ in the horizontal direction, 0 ° ⁇ ⁇ 360 °, and the forming of the special-shaped prefabricated wall can be a plurality of walls fixedly connected together or integrally formed.
- the purpose of such a setting is that when a single prefabricated wall cannot meet the needs of the building, it is necessary to combine or deform the prefabricated wall to form the non-linear integral wall in the transverse direction.
- the vertical wall of the prefabricated wall is formed with a structure similar to the vertical ribs and mechanical connection parts of the wall described above.
- the embedded parts in the prefabricated wall and the prefabricated wall are greatly simplified.
- the rigid frame structure provides great convenience and practical basis for precasting complex walls in molds. At the same time, it also greatly facilitates the longitudinal connection between the walls.
- Another object of the present invention is to solve the technical problems of indirect force transmission, high sealing requirements, and difficult to ensure connection quality in the existing connection methods of prefabricated prefabricated walls. Way or assembly structure and its construction method.
- An assembly structure of a prefabricated building including the prefabricated wall, comprising an upper wall, a lower wall, and a fastening component.
- the upper wall and the lower wall are the prefabricated walls described above; wherein the upper wall is located at Above the lower wall, the vertical ribs in the upper wall and the vertical ribs in the lower wall are mechanically connected by a fastening component.
- It also includes a concrete cast-in-place area between the upper wall and the lower wall, which is covered with a fastening component.
- the fastening component includes an insert rod, a locking member, a buckle tube, and an adapter sleeve.
- the mechanical connection part of the upper wall or the lower wall body respectively connects the adapter sleeve and the insert rod, and the buckle tube is fixed in the adapter sleeve.
- the plunger is inserted into the buckle tube, and the locking member is sleeved on the outer edge of the plunger, so that the plunger and the buckle tube are connected without a gap. Therefore, the longitudinal direction of the upper wall and the lower wall is firmly connected in the cast-in-situ area.
- This connection structure makes the connected parts no longer hidden in the wall, and it can be clearly observed whether the connection is in place, so as to ensure the wall connection.
- connection structure is to directly connect the longitudinal (vertical) ribs in the wall or wall body, and the force transmission is more direct, and a through rib is formed inside the wall connection structure. , Which improves the overall ductility of the wall and the buildings made of it.
- the assembly gap is filled. Due to the fluidity of the cast-in-situ concrete, all assembly gaps can be completely filled at once, which further ensures the integrity of the assembled connection structure and ensures that there is no gap in the connection structure as a whole. To further improve its stability.
- the assembly gap filled by the cast-in-situ layer includes an overhead area between the lower end surface of the upper wall and the upper end surface of the lower wall, and the space between the upper surface of the precast floor and the plane where the lower end surface of the upper wall is located. . Because the formation of cast-in-situ layer requires a certain time, the cast-in-situ layer is filled in the precast floor. In this way, it is convenient to further construct the cast-in-situ layer in the precast floor and add other attachments, such as floor tiles and floor keels. , Patch panel, etc.
- the upper surface of the prefabricated floor slab is exposed with a rigid truss, and the cast-in-place layer covers the rigid truss.
- the rigid trusses are exposed on the prefabricated floor, and then filled with cast-in-situ coating to facilitate the fixation of the embedded objects in the prefabricated floor and further construction of the internal structure of the prefabricated floor.
- these embedded objects will be fixed in the floor after the cast-in-place layer is filled.
- the embedded objects include the transverse or longitudinal ribs of the precast floor, electrical wiring, air-conditioning pipelines, and floor heating Pipes, water pipes, etc.
- a construction method for a prefabricated building includes the following steps:
- Steps for fixing the lower wall Fix the lower wall on the foundation or platform or on the completed floor;
- Support setting steps according to the design requirements, assemble support frames supporting the prefabricated floor slabs around the lower wall;
- Prefabricated floor slab laying step laying the prefabricated floor on the support and making the end of the prefabricated floor overlap the top of the lower wall;
- Wall docking steps hoist the upper wall to the designated position, so that the vertical bars of the upper wall and the vertical bars of the lower wall are mechanically connected by the fastening component;
- Fastener adjustment steps adjust the fastening components to meet the requirements of the upper wall and lower wall connection and pullout resistance
- Cast-in-place step pouring concrete filler into the prefabricated floor slab and the assembly gap between the upper wall and the lower wall to form a cast-in-situ layer, so that the floor, the upper wall and the lower wall form an overall structure without gaps;
- the supporting bracket and the upper end surface of the lower wall are assembled and fixed flush, so that the supporting frame supports the prefabricated floor in the horizontal direction to avoid the accident of the prefabricated floor falling.
- the method further includes adjusting positioning, providing an adjusting pad between the upper wall and the lower wall, and providing a diagonal brace between the prefabricated floor and the upper wall.
- the level and height of the long side of the wall can be adjusted by adjusting the number of cushions, and the vertical and horizontal sides and inclination of the short side can be adjusted by the diagonal brace, which can not only liberate the hanger but also further Realize accurate docking and improve connection accuracy.
- the present invention has the following features and beneficial effects:
- the method of the invention adopts a connection method in which a fastening component and a mechanical connection part directly butt a vertical rib, which can quickly install and locate an assembled wall, increase the connection rigidity of a node, and realize the design principle of strong nodes and weak members.
- This joint structure has good seismic performance, and at the same time, it guarantees good stability of the wall connection.
- the design of the prefabricated wall considers the integrity of the wall's forces.
- the vertical ribs are used to strengthen the strength of some concrete walls, improve the ductility at the foot of the wall, strengthen the overall stability of the components, and ensure the safety and reliability of the wall. After the vertical ribs are connected to each other, a through rib is formed in the assembled connection structure, which better guarantees the integrity of the connection structure and effectively ensures that the wall is stressed, so that the bearing capacity is not reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a sleeve grouting wall in the background art
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a prefabricated wall of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the prefabricated wall of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a mechanical connection part of a prefabricated wall body according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a receiving end of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a receiving cavity of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a specific position of a receiving end and a receiving cavity according to the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of a specific location of another receiving end and a receiving cavity according to the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a detailed structural diagram of a receiving end and a receiving cavity of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a detailed structural diagram of another receiving end and a receiving cavity according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of a prefabricated wall of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of another prefabricated wall of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of another prefabricated wall of the present invention.
- connection structure of a prefabricated wall of the present invention is a schematic structural diagram before connection of a connection structure of a prefabricated wall of the present invention.
- connection structure of a prefabricated wall of the present invention is a schematic structural diagram of a connection structure of a prefabricated wall of the present invention.
- 16 is a schematic structural diagram before connection of another connection structure of a prefabricated wall
- 17 is a structural schematic diagram of another prefabricated wall connection structure
- connection structure 18 is a schematic structural diagram before connection of another connection structure of a prefabricated wall
- connection structure of a prefabricated wall is a schematic structural diagram of another connection structure of a prefabricated wall
- FIG. 20 is a schematic structural diagram of a connection structure of a prefabricated wall in Embodiment 4.
- FIG. 21 is an enlarged structural diagram of A in FIG. 20; FIG.
- FIG. 22 is a structural schematic diagram of a connection structure of a prefabricated wall in Embodiment 5;
- FIG. 23 is an enlarged structural diagram of the B bit in FIG. 22; FIG.
- Figure 24 is a schematic diagram of the construction method flow
- prefabricated wall 1 concrete body 2, rigid frame 3, vertical ribs 4, mechanical connection part 5, receiving end 6, receiving cavity 7, sleeve 8, shaped prefabricated wall 9, upper wall 10, lower floor Wall 11, Fastening assembly 12, Insertion rod 13, Locking piece 14, Buckle 15, Adapter sleeve 16, Cast-in-situ layer 17, Overhead area 18, Precast floor 19, Rigid truss 20, Grouting sleeve 21, Grouting hole 22, air outlet hole 23, support frame 24, adjusting cushion block 25, diagonal brace 26.
- a prefabricated prefabricated wall includes a concrete main body 2 and a rigid skeleton 3 cast in the concrete main body 2.
- the rigid skeleton is composed of vertical bars, transverse bars and hoop bars connected to each other. It refers to the ability to resist deformation under the action of static load.
- Rigid skeleton 3 refers to a support structure that does not use shrinkable materials or structures and deforms or displaces very little under pressure, including steel bars, composite metals and rigidity.
- a skeleton composed of fibers and other materials fixed by weaving or interspersing, as shown in FIG. 3.
- the rigid skeleton 3 includes a set of vertical ribs 4 arranged at regular intervals along the length of the wall, of which there are at least 3 vertical ribs 4 When there are less than 3, even if the vertical ribs 4 are all connected, the connection between the precast wall and the prefabricated wall is not stable enough, so in order to enhance the stability, at least 3 vertical ribs 4 are required, of which vertical ribs 4 4 When connection is required according to the architectural design requirements, a mechanical connection portion 5 is formed at the end of the vertical rib 4 to be connected, so the mechanical connection portion 5 is exposed or exposed on the concrete body, that is, connection is required , Therewith fastening assembly by direct connection, or at least directly with a member connected fastener assembly is completed, thus requiring a mechanical connection portion 5 is formed in the vertical end of the head 4 of the ribs.
- the mechanical connection portion 5 includes a receiving end 6 or a receiving cavity 7.
- the receiving end 6 is generally higher than the surface of the concrete body 2, and the receiving cavity 7 is generally disposed flush with the surface of the concrete body 2.
- the 6 or the receiving cavity 7 is provided as a connection port for connecting the upper and lower walls when the prefabricated wall 1 is assembled.
- the receiving end 6 and the receiving cavity 7 are provided with corresponding interface structures for connection according to the specific connection mode. For example, according to the design requirements, the corresponding fastening component is engaged with it, and then the receiving end 6 and the receiving cavity 7 are provided with a clamping groove or a blocking stop. It can also be set as screw connection or pin key connection, etc.
- the screw connection is preferred, that is, at the receiving end.
- the head 6 is provided with external threads
- the receiving cavity 7 is provided with internal threads.
- the volume at the bottom is too large.
- the disadvantages of the present invention are to reduce and reduce the outer dimensions of the mechanical connection part by the same proportion. The present invention has been obtained through a large number of experiments. The specific size is the best when the following dimensions are defined, which can be achieved without breaking easily and at the same time.
- the outer diameter of the receiving end 6 is 0.7 to 2 times the outer diameter of the vertical rib 4 and the outer diameter of the receiving cavity 7 is 1.2 to 3 times the outer diameter of the vertical rib 4.
- the outer diameter of the straight rib 4 is d
- the outer diameter of the receiving end 6 is d1
- the outer diameter of the receiving cavity 7 is d2
- 2d ⁇ d1 ⁇ 0.7d, 3d ⁇ d2 ⁇ 1.2d so that the setting avoids stress Due to the large volume occupied by the embedded parts, cracks and concrete fall off are formed.
- the specific positions of the receiving end 6 and the receiving cavity 7 on the end face of the prefabricated wall can be flexibly set. As shown in FIG. 7, the receiving end 6 is located at the upper end of the prefabricated wall 1, and the receiving cavity 7 is located at the prefabricated wall 1. The lower end of this is set to unify the direction of the receiving end 6 and the receiving cavity 7 on the prefabricated wall 1.
- the prefabricated wall 1 When the prefabricated wall 1 is prefabricated in the factory, it can facilitate the reinforcement of the ingredients and the skeleton; In the case of a wall, it is not necessary to consider the connection direction of the mechanical connection portion 5 due to the consistency of the ends, which is convenient for installation and assembly.
- the receiving ends 6 and the receiving cavities 7 are randomly distributed at the upper and lower ends of the prefabricated wall 1. Although this arrangement is laborious during prefabrication, in the assembly of the wall, the receiving ends 6 and The receiving cavity 7 has a gap with respect to the prefabricated wall 1 itself. After the connection is completed, the connecting point also naturally forms a gap, that is, the height of each connecting point also forms a connection with a gap as the receiving end 6 and the receiving cavity 7 are set. In this way, when the connected concrete structures are subjected to shear forces, since the connection points are not on the same horizontal plane, they can withstand greater shear forces, thereby improving the stability of the building structure.
- the receiving end 6 is formed by processing the end of the vertical rib 4 protruding from one end of the concrete body 2, and the receiving cavity 7 is formed by upsetting the rear end of the vertical head 4 Its axial direction is processed into an open cavity recessed inward.
- the through-bars better ensure the integrity of its structure and improve the stability and safety of the wall.
- the formation of the receiving end 6 is processed by the end of the vertical main body 4 extending out of one end of the concrete body 2, and the formation of the receiving cavity 7 is based on the rigid connection of the end of the vertical end 4.
- the tube 8 is formed, and an end of the sleeve 8 away from the vertical rib 4 forms an open receiving cavity.
- the rigid connection here refers to the relationship between two objects. When one object is displaced or subjected to a force, the other object connected to it will not be displaced or deformed relative to the first object, that is, the two are connected as one. overall. It can be a threaded connection, pin and key connection, welding, heat treatment or cold rolled connection and so on. In this way, although the integration of the receiving cavity and the vertical ribs is slightly lost, the convenience of installation and processing is greatly improved, and flexible processing and assembly can be made, and the processing cost is also lower.
- the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 is composed of a single piece of prefabricated wall 1, that is, a plurality of prefabricated walls 1 adjacent to each other are assembled at a certain angle in the transverse direction. Therefore, since the splicing method or the horizontal connection is not within the protection scope of the present invention, and the person skilled in the art can obtain multiple splicing methods according to the existing technology, of course, the connection of the transverse ribs between the prefabricated walls can also adopt the above. The structural structure of the vertical ribs and the connection method described later in this case are not repeated here.
- the feature of the present invention is that, because the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 is a combination of the above-mentioned prefabricated wall 1, the special-shaped prefabricated wall
- the mechanical connection 5 in the longitudinal direction 9 and the embedded skeleton structure in the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 both originate from the prefabricated wall 1. Therefore, the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 combines the advantages of the prefabricated wall 1 itself.
- the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 provides a feasible practical basis for the realization of the prefabricated complex wall. That is, when the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 is integrally prefabricated, the simple internal skeleton greatly facilitates the skeleton in the mold. It is fixed, and the internal embedded parts are basically ignored.
- the prefabricated wall 1 and the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 only have different shapes, and the key vertical ribs and mechanical connections are the same, the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 can be regarded as a deformation of the prefabricated wall, so
- the prefabricated wall 1 in this case includes a straight wall and a shaped wall.
- the prefabricated wall 1 is an “L” shaped prefabricated wall, and the included angle ⁇ a of the inner wall surface between the walls is 90 °, and a mechanical connection portion is provided in the longitudinal direction of the wall. 5 to facilitate the connection between the walls.
- the prefabricated wall 1 is a “V” shaped prefabricated wall, and the included angle ⁇ b of the inner wall surface between the walls is less than 90 °, and a mechanical connection portion is provided in the longitudinal direction of the wall. 5 to facilitate the connection between the walls.
- the prefabricated wall 1 is an open-type isosceles trapezoidal prefabricated wall, wherein the included angle ⁇ c of the inner wall surface between adjacent walls is 91 ° to 179 °, in the longitudinal direction of the wall.
- a mechanical connection portion 5 is provided in the direction to facilitate the connection between the walls.
- the upper wall 10 is a prefabricated wall 1 in Embodiment 1 or a profiled prefabricated wall in Embodiment 2 which is set to match the end surface on the upper floor.
- Body 9 (hereinafter referred to as the upper wall), and the lower wall 11 is the prefabricated wall 1 in Embodiment 1 or the special-shaped prefabricated wall 9 in the second embodiment (hereinafter referred to as the lower wall) Body
- end face matching refers to the design of the wall or the mechanical connecting parts on the end face of the wall corresponding to each other, specifically, when the upper and lower end faces of the two walls are on the same axis and are used for connection between the walls
- the mechanical connection portion 5 meets the requirements of the reinforced connection between the walls.
- the common feature of the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 is that the ends of the vertical ribs 4 provided in the longitudinal direction are formed with corresponding mechanical connections 5 on the wall according to the design requirements.
- the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 The mechanical connecting portion 5 is communicated with each other through the fastening component 12 and is locked and fixed to form an assembly structure of an assembled building.
- the fastening component 12 corresponds to the assembly connection of the overhead area 18 left between the walls.
- connection structure of the wall also includes a cast-in-situ layer 17. After the fastening component 12 is assembled in the connecting overhead area 18 formed between the upper-layer wall 10 and the lower-layer wall 11, the cast-in layer 17 will The overhead area 18 is filled and compacted, so that the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 become a whole.
- connection between the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 is the assembly of the fastening component 12 corresponding to the overhead area 18 left between the walls through the fastening component 5, that is, the connection between the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 is formed.
- connection mode of the main bars in the rigid skeleton and the fastening components between the main bars should be here. Be applicable.
- the fastening component 12 includes an insert rod 13, a locking member 14, a button barrel 15, an adapter sleeve 16, and an upper layer.
- the mechanical connecting portion 5 of the wall 10 corresponds to the connecting sleeve 16, and the mechanical connecting portion 5 of the lower wall 11 corresponds to the connecting rod 13; or the mechanical connecting portion 5 of the upper wall 10 corresponds to the connecting rod 13 and the lower wall
- the mechanical connecting portion 5 of the body 11 is correspondingly connected to the adapter sleeve 16, the button barrel 15 is fixed in the adapter sleeve 16, the plug rod 13 is inserted into the button barrel 15, and the locking member 14 is sleeved on the outer edge of the plug rod 13, so that the plug The rod 13 is engaged with the buckle tube 15 without a gap.
- connection structure makes the connected parts no longer hidden in the wall, and it can be clearly observed whether the connection is in place to ensure the stability of the wall connection.
- this connection structure directly connects the longitudinal (vertical) ribs in the wall, and the force transmission is more direct, which improves the overall ductility of the wall and the building composed of the wall.
- the An adapter sleeve 16 is installed at the end 6 and then an insert rod 13 is installed in the adapter sleeve 16.
- the connection cavity of the adapter sleeve 16 needs to be shaped as the internal shape of the receiving cavity 7, in the lower wall 11
- an adapter sleeve 16 is installed at the receiving end 6 and the buckle tube 15 is housed and fixed in the adapter sleeve 16.
- the upper layer is adjusted
- the height of the wall 10 inserts the plug 13 into the buckle barrel 15, the plug connector on the plug 13 is opened and passes through the spring piece on the buckle barrel 15, and the spring piece naturally returns to the contracted state, thereby forming a butt plug.
- the role of the rod 13 is to limit and back, and then the locking member 14 on the rod 13 is inserted tightly, so that the insertion rod 13 and the buckle cylinder 15 are locked without a gap, so that the vertical ribs are firmly connected together.
- the receiving cavity 7 of the lower wall 11 is shaped as a rotation Connect the inner cavity of the sleeve 16 so that after the prefabrication of the upper wall 10 is completed, an insert rod 13 is installed at the receiving cavity 7; after the prefabrication of the lower wall 11 is completed, the buckle tube 15 is directly housed and fixed at the receiving cavity 7.
- the receiving cavity 7 when the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 are connected, adjust the height of the upper wall 10, insert the plug 13 into the buckle barrel 15, and the plug connector on the plug 13 is opened and penetrated.
- an assembly structure of a prefabricated building includes the assembly structure of the wall in Embodiment 4, and further includes a prefabricated floor 19 and a cast-in-situ layer 17.
- the lower edge of the prefabricated floor 19 overlaps the two Above two adjacent lower wall bodies 11, the cast-in-situ layer 17 fills the assembly gap between the prefabricated floor 19, the upper wall body 10 and the lower wall body 11, and at least flush with the lower end face of the upper wall body 10.
- the overhead area 18 formed on the prefabricated floor 19 and the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11, that is, the height of the cast-in-situ layer in the vertical direction is at least flush with the lower end surface of the upper wall 10.
- the cast-in-situ layer 17 is a liquid concrete filler or a modified filler, which can meet the mechanical requirements of the building filler. Specifically, it can also be accurately measured from sand, stone, cement, water, additives and admixtures. Freshly mixed concrete with low slump made by mixer.
- the assembly structure of the upper and lower wall bodies adopts the assembly structure shown in FIG. 14, that is, the mechanical connection portion 5 of the upper wall body 10 is the receiving cavity 7, and the mechanical connection portion 5 of the lower wall body 11 is To accept the end 6, the vertical ribs 4 are connected as a whole by the fastening component 12.
- the prefabricated floor 19 can only be horizontally overlapped with the lower wall 11 And the transverse ribs between the prefabricated floor slabs 19 also need to be overlapped.
- the assembly gap includes the upper wall 10
- the invention uses the cast-in-situ layer 17 to fill the assembly gap after all the reinforcing bars that need to be connected between the walls are firmly connected, on the one hand, the mechanical connection part is visible and controllable, and the connection quality is ensured; on the other hand, the building component connection structure is made. It is integrated into a whole, and a plurality of through ribs are formed in the structure, which effectively improves the earthquake resistance, tensile resistance and pull-out capability of the building structure, making the overall building structure safer and more reliable.
- this embodiment is basically the same as Embodiment 4, except that the upper surface of the prefabricated floor slab 19 is exposed with a rigid truss 20 to facilitate the fixation or embedding of the prefabricated floor 19.
- the attachments or embedded objects are fixed in the gap of the rigid truss 20 or the rigid truss 20 laid on the prefabricated floor slab 19.
- the attachments or embedded objects include the transverse or longitudinal ribs of the prefabricated floor 19, electrical wiring, and air conditioning ducts. Floor heating pipes, water pipes, etc.
- the cast-in-situ layer 17 fills the rigid truss 20, and these attachments or embedded objects are fixed in the floor, which makes the surface of the building fresh and clean, and avoids opening during later decoration. Damage to the building structure caused by the behavior of grooves, etc., also has good economic effects, saving resources and reducing costs.
- a method for constructing an assembly structure of a prefabricated building is further described, in particular, the method for constructing an assembly structure in Embodiments 4 and 5, including the prefabricated floor slab 19, the upper wall 10, and The lower wall 11 and the prefabricated floor 19 are supported on the upper ends of two adjacent lower walls 11 through the support frame 24.
- the upper wall 10 is suspended above the lower wall 11 above the thickness of the prefabricated floor 19, and the upper wall
- the end faces of the body 10 and the lower wall 11 are opposite.
- the as-cast layer 17 is used to fill the assembly gap, At least flush with the lower end surface of the upper wall 10 to fill the overhead area 18 formed on the prefabricated floor 19 and the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11.
- Prefabrication steps of components prefabricated fabricated prefabricated wall 1 and prefabricated floor 19;
- Steps for transporting components transport the fabricated prefabricated wall 1 and prefabricated floor 19 to the construction site, and assemble the fastening component 12 to the parts to be connected on the prefabricated wall 1 and prefabricated floor 19;
- Lower wall fixing steps install the lower wall 11 or the completed floor
- the support setting step can be performed first: according to the design requirements, the support frame 24 supporting the prefabricated floor is assembled around the lower wall Assemble and fix the supporting bracket with the upper end face of the lower wall 11 so that the support frame 24 supports the prefabricated floor 19 in the horizontal direction.
- the support frame 24 can be a horizontal and vertical support rod, or it can be Triangular top bracket.
- Wall docking steps hoist the upper wall 10 to the designated position; in order to better position the upper wall 10, adjust the adjustment block 25 between the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11, and increase or decrease the adjustment block 25 to change the height, to adjust the level and height of the long side of the upper wall 10, set the diagonal brace 26 between the prefabricated floor 19 and the upper wall 10, and adjust the vertical and short sides of the upper wall 10 by the diagonal brace 26 Level and tilt.
- Fastener adjustment steps Between the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11, the fastening components 12 are respectively fixedly connected to the mechanical connection portion 5, and the fastening components 12 are adjusted to meet the upper wall 10 and the lower wall. 11 requirements for connection and pull-out resistance.
- On-site pouring steps at the construction site, the concrete filler is poured into the prefabricated floor slab 19 and the assembly gap between the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 so that the prefabricated floor 19, the upper wall 10 and the lower wall 11 form a gap-free whole structure.
- the cast-in-situ layer 17 is formed on the site.
- the cast-in layer 17 is a liquid concrete filler. It is a low slump made of sand, stone, cement, water, additives and admixtures and accurately measured with a concrete mixer. Degrees of fresh concrete.
- this construction method uses a cast steel or profile cutting molding grouting sleeve, which has a higher processing cost, a longer overlap length, and requires more steel bars and grouting.
- the cost of the precast wall is almost twice that of the cast-in-place wall, and the grouting workload on site is large.
- the construction period depends on the construction speed of the grouting by the on-site workers, and the workers are limited by factors such as skill and seriousness.
- grouting is often not dense, and the quality is not easy to guarantee. And this case overcomes the shortcomings of the existing assembly structure, such as slow installation speed and difficult to guarantee efficiency and quality, and optimizes the connection node structure between the wall and the floor, so that the assembly structure has reliable connection, simple structure, convenient construction and easy installation.
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- 一种装配式建筑的预制墙体,包括混凝土主体和浇筑在混凝土主体中的刚性骨架,其特征在于,刚性骨架包括n根纵向延伸的竖直筋,n是大于等于3的整数,预制墙体的上端面及下端面在竖直筋的同一轴线的位置共形成有m个裸露的机械连接部,m取小于等于2n的整数,所述机械连接部均形成于竖直筋的端头部。
- 根据权利要求1所述的预制墙体,其特征在于,机械连接部包括承接端头,其中,竖直筋的端头部形成凸出于混凝土主体竖向端面的承接部为承接端头。
- 根据权利要求2所述的预制墙体,其特征在于,承接端头上设有外螺纹;承接端头的外径为竖直筋外径的0.7~2倍。
- 根据权利要求1所述的预制墙体,其特征在于,机械连接部包括承接腔,其中,竖直筋的端头部形成沿其轴线方向向内凹陷的敞口式承接部为承接腔。
- 根据权利要求4所述的预制墙体,其特征在于,承接腔是基于竖直筋的端头部刚性连接的套筒而形成,套筒远离竖直筋的一端形成敞口式的承接腔。
- 根据权利要求4所述的预制墙体,其特征在于,承接腔内设有内螺纹;承接腔的外径为竖直筋外径的1.2~3倍。
- 一种装配式建筑的装配结构,包括:上层墙体、下层墙体以及紧固组件,其特征在于,所述上层墙体和下层墙体为权利要求1~6中任意项所述的装配式建筑的预制墙体;其中,上层墙体位于下层墙体的上方,且上层墙体内的竖向筋与下层墙体内的竖向筋由紧固组件机械连接。
- 根据权利要求7所述的装配结构,其特征在于,紧固组件包括插杆、锁紧件、扣筒、转接套筒;上层墙体的机械连接部对应连接转接套筒,下层墙体的机械连接部对应连接插杆;或者,上层墙体的机械连接部对应连接插杆,下层墙体的机械连接部对应连接转接套筒;扣筒固定在转接套筒内,插杆插入扣筒,锁紧件套设在插杆外缘,使得插杆与扣筒无间隙卡接。
- 根据权利要求7或8所述的任一装配结构,其特征在于,还包括上层墙体和下层墙体间的混凝土现浇区,混凝土现浇区包覆紧固组件。
- 根据权利要求7所述的装配结构,其特征在于,还包括预制楼板,预制楼板的下缘搭在两两相邻的下层墙体之上。
- 根据权利要求10所述的装配结构,其特征在于,预制楼板的上表面裸露有刚性桁架。
- 根据权利要求10或11所述的任一装配结构,其特征在于,还包括现浇层,现浇层铺设在预制楼板上且能够填充预制楼板、上层墙体以及下层墙体之间的装配间隙。
- 一种装配式建筑的施工方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:下层墙体固定步骤;将下层墙体固定在地基或承台或已完成装配的楼层上;支撑设置步骤;根据设计要求,在下层墙体的周边组装支撑预制楼板的支撑架;预制楼板铺设步骤;将预制楼板铺设在支撑加上,并使得预制楼板的端部与下层墙体的顶部相搭接;墙体对接步骤;吊装上层墙体至指定位置,使得上层墙体的竖向筋与下层墙的竖向筋由紧固组件进行机械连接;紧固件调节步骤;调节紧固组件到满足上层墙体和下层墙体连接固定的抗拔抗拉的要求;现浇步骤;将混凝土填料浇注到预制楼板及上层墙体和下层墙体之间的装配间隙,形成现浇层,使得楼板、上层墙体和下层墙体形成无间隙的整体构造;重复上述支撑设置步骤至现浇步骤,直至完成装配式建筑的施工。
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