Patent classifications
B28B19/00
Adjustable plate support for a precast concrete panel
A weldment support for holding a weldment plate in a precast concrete form is provided. The weldment support holds the weldment plate at a predetermined position so that the weldment plate is exposed on one side of the finished precast concrete panel. Weldment plates have one or more studs extending into the form to anchor the plate in the precast concrete panel. The weldment support has multiple adjustment features to secure the weldment support to different sizes of studs and to set the weldment plate at different positions within the form. In some embodiments, one adjustment feature is a plurality of deflectable fingers that engage the stud of the weldment plate, and another adjustment feature is a plurality of segments that can be broken off of the support to set the position of the weldment plate in the form.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A REINFORCED CONCRETE COMPONENT, REINFORCED CONCRETE COMPONENT AND PRODUCTION SYSTEM
The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a reinforced concrete component (1, 1′), in particular a generatively produced reinforced concrete component (1, 1′), a reinforced concrete component and a manufacturing system for manufacturing a reinforced concrete component. In particular, the invention relates to a method for manufacturing a reinforced concrete component (1, 1′), comprising: creating a first concrete layer (20) and a second concrete layer (22) with a generative method, preferably with a shotcrete method, arranging a positioning element (100, 102, 104, 110, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, 130) for fixing a reinforcement unit (200), wherein the positioning element is arranged with a supporting section (106) between the first concrete layer (20) and the second concrete layer (22) and protrudes with a fastening section (108) from the first concrete layer and from the second concrete layer (22), arranging at least one reinforcement unit (200) for reinforcing the concrete component (1, 1′) on the positioning element.
Impregnated cloth
A knitted spacer fabric has a tightly knitted bottom layer, a more loosely knitted upper layer and linking fibres extending across the space between the lower and upper faces. Settable material, e.g. cement, is introduced into the space between the upper and lower faces and can be caused to set by the addition of a liquid, e.g. water. Until set, the fabric is flexible and can be shaped but after the material in space has set, the fabric is rigid and can be used as a structural element in a wide range of situations. The bottom layer has an extension that extends beyond the upper face and is connected to the upper face by elastic connecting fibres that draw the extension towards the other face, thereby at least partly closing the space at the edge of the cloth and preventing the settable material from spilling out. In addition, the packing of the settable material and maximum space between the faces are such that only a predetermined amount of liquid can be accommodated within the space and that amount is matched to the water required to set the cement.
Impregnated cloth
A knitted spacer fabric has a tightly knitted bottom layer, a more loosely knitted upper layer and linking fibres extending across the space between the lower and upper faces. Settable material, e.g. cement, is introduced into the space between the upper and lower faces and can be caused to set by the addition of a liquid, e.g. water. Until set, the fabric is flexible and can be shaped but after the material in space has set, the fabric is rigid and can be used as a structural element in a wide range of situations. The bottom layer has an extension that extends beyond the upper face and is connected to the upper face by elastic connecting fibres that draw the extension towards the other face, thereby at least partly closing the space at the edge of the cloth and preventing the settable material from spilling out. In addition, the packing of the settable material and maximum space between the faces are such that only a predetermined amount of liquid can be accommodated within the space and that amount is matched to the water required to set the cement.
METHOD FOR THE FORMING AND FINISHING OF AN ACCESSORY CLADDING ELEMENT FOR USE IN ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
A method for making an accessory cladding element for use in architecture and design. The method provides preparing an elastically deformable support element, including a first outer surface, in particular a decorated surface, a second outer surface and a plurality of spacer elements placed between the two surfaces. An impermeable and removable layer is applied on the first outer surface to protect at least a part thereof. Then a fluid cement mixture is prepared and introduced into the support element to obtain a cement-based composite structure in a deformable state. The excess fluid cement mixture is removed from the support element. The cement-based composite structure in the deformable state is positioned in a forming device which gives it the desired shape. The composite structure is solidified and after the removable layer is removed.
Method of Making a Gypsum Panel Using a Thermal Oxidizer
The present invention is directed to a method of making such gypsum panel. For instance, the method comprises: providing a first facing material; providing a gypsum slurry including calcium sulfate hemihydrate, water, and a silicon containing compound onto the first facing material; providing a second facing material onto the gypsum slurry to form a continuous gypsum sheet; allowing the calcium sulfate hemihydrate to hydrate to form calcium sulfate dihydrate; cutting the continuous gypsum sheet to form a gypsum panel; supplying the gypsum panel to a heating or drying device; and providing a gaseous mixture from the heating or drying device to a regenerative thermal oxidizer.
Slurry scraping mechanism and applying and scraping device used in SG abrasive production process
A slurry scraping mechanism and an applying and scraping device used in an SG abrasive production process includes a scraping master support; a scraper, wherein the scraper is connected with the scraping master support through a suspension component such that the scraper is suspended, and a damping spring is arranged in the suspension component; and a torsion spring adjusting component, wherein the torsion spring adjusting component includes a plurality of torsion springs supported by a torsion spring support shaft, the torsion spring support shaft is fixed to the scraping master support, the torsion spring support shaft is movable up and down relative to the scraping master support, the torsion springs are clamped in a V-shaped plate, an end side of the V-shaped plate is connected with the scraping master support, and a side surface of the V-shaped plate is connected with the scraper.
Slurry scraping mechanism and applying and scraping device used in SG abrasive production process
A slurry scraping mechanism and an applying and scraping device used in an SG abrasive production process includes a scraping master support; a scraper, wherein the scraper is connected with the scraping master support through a suspension component such that the scraper is suspended, and a damping spring is arranged in the suspension component; and a torsion spring adjusting component, wherein the torsion spring adjusting component includes a plurality of torsion springs supported by a torsion spring support shaft, the torsion spring support shaft is fixed to the scraping master support, the torsion spring support shaft is movable up and down relative to the scraping master support, the torsion springs are clamped in a V-shaped plate, an end side of the V-shaped plate is connected with the scraping master support, and a side surface of the V-shaped plate is connected with the scraper.
Precast brick panel and method of manufacture
A method for assembling a brick pattern for forming a precast brick panel. The method includes conveying bricks in a row to a spacing station, spacing the bricks apart in a row at the spacing station according to a predetermined row pattern and to a predetermined row length by allowing the spacing between adjacent bricks to vary if required. The method then involves transferring the row of spaced bricks onto a generally planar support surface of a brick pattern assembly station. By this method, a plurality of rows of spaced bricks are assembled adjacent each other on the support surface of the brick pattern assembly station to form a brick pattern.
Plasterboards and methods for making them
An example plasterboard includes a layer of hardened plaster having a first surface and an opposed second surface, a layer of polymer material having particles of one or more cementitiously-active substances mixed therein, and a liner between the first surface of the layer of hardened plaster and the layer of polymer material. Another example is a method of forming such a plasterboard. The method includes loading an extruder with the polymer material having the particles of one or more cementitiously active substances mixed therein, extruding the polymer material through a die to form the layer of polymer material on a surface of the liner, contacting with a layer of wet plaster material, the liner having the polymer material applied thereon such that the surface of the liner faces away from the wet plaster material, and drying the layer of wet plaster material to form the layer of hardened plaster.