Patent classifications
E04B1/21
Prestressed assembled concrete frame-joint connecting structure and constructing method thereof
The present disclosure relates to the technical field of assembled concrete frame structures, and discloses a prestressed assembled concrete frame-joint connecting structure and constructing method thereof. The present disclosure includes a prefabricated concrete column, a prefabricated concrete superposed beam, a composite slab, a post-tensioned prestressing tendon that connects the prefabricated concrete column and the prefabricated concrete superposed beam, a bending-resistant energy consuming steel bar and a shearing-resistant high-strength steel bar.
Assemblable structural column joint connection using fiber-reinforced concrete filled round double steel tubes and mounting method thereof
An assemblable structural column joint connection using fiber-reinforced concrete filled round double steel tubes, including an outer high-strength round steel tube, an inner high-strength round steel tube and a round separation plate. The wedge-shaped teeth are provided at two sides of the outer and inner high-strength steel tubes, and wedge-shaped teeth spaced are uniformly distributed along circumferences of the inner and outer high-strength round steel tubes. The round separation plate includes a round plate provided with a central through-hole, and vertical separation walls are provided with on upper and lower surfaces of the round plate. The vertical separation walls are provided with wedge-shaped sliding grooves matching the wedge-shaped teeth. The inner and outer high-strength round steel tubes are fixedly connected to the round separation plate by matching the wedge-shaped teeth with the wedge-shaped sliding grooves.
Beam-column connection structure and method of making the same
The subject invention relates to a beam-column connection structure and method of making the same wherein the beam-column connection structure includes: a precast column comprising a plurality of tension bars horizontally embedded in the precast column; a precast beam comprising a metal plate fastened to an end surface of the precast beam, the metal plate having a plurality of through holes; and a plurality of fasteners, wherein each of the fasteners respectively penetrates through each of the through holes of the metal plate and connects to an end of a corresponding tension bar so that the precast beam is fixed to the precast column.
Construction of the prefabricated column and beam type
A system of construction that performs advanced prefabrication of columnsbeams type structure of buildings, prefabrication which results industrialization of this type of construction. The main development that allows this achievement in the same technical conditions, even better conditions than in the conventional system, is the massive use of braces as well vertically as horizontally. Such a building system is of special interest in areas where seismic risk is high because the building is very lightweight, constituted of a set of structurally self-sufficient units, heavily triangulated and therefore hardly deformable, all these at an affordable cost.
Structural element
Disclosed is a structural element including of interlocked resilient sheet material components, with each sheet operatively forming a component by being shaped to provide an elongate base with two opposing edges from which a first extension and a second extension respectively extend, with the second extension extending further from the base than the first extension, with the first and second extensions being provided with complimentary interlocking means operatively enabling the extensions of one sheet material component to be interlocked with the extensions of another sheet material component; with the extensions of four sheet components being interlocked, each at a right angle with at least one extension of another one of the sheet components, operatively for four sheet components to provide the structural element with an elongate open-ended core with a plurality of elongate open-ended ribs spaced around the core with each rib being longitudinally aligned with the core.
Structural element
Disclosed is a structural element including of interlocked resilient sheet material components, with each sheet operatively forming a component by being shaped to provide an elongate base with two opposing edges from which a first extension and a second extension respectively extend, with the second extension extending further from the base than the first extension, with the first and second extensions being provided with complimentary interlocking means operatively enabling the extensions of one sheet material component to be interlocked with the extensions of another sheet material component; with the extensions of four sheet components being interlocked, each at a right angle with at least one extension of another one of the sheet components, operatively for four sheet components to provide the structural element with an elongate open-ended core with a plurality of elongate open-ended ribs spaced around the core with each rib being longitudinally aligned with the core.
Connecting element and methods for connecting partial ring segments
A connecting element for inserting into a wind power installation tower segment. A wind power installation tower section and a wind power installation tower. A wind power installation and methods for connecting partial ring segments. The connecting element comprises a first side wall with a first opening which can be penetrated by a fastening element, and a second side wall lying opposite the first side wall with a second opening which can be penetrated by a fastening element, an upper transverse wall with two upper openings which can each be penetrated by a mounting fastening element, and a lower transverse wall lying opposite the upper transverse wall with two lower openings which can each be penetrated by a mounting fastening element; wherein the upper and lower transverse wall are arranged substantially orthogonally to the first and second side wall and connect said side walls.
Reinforced compound concrete beam-column joint containing demolished concrete lumps and a construction method
A reinforced compound concrete beam-column joint containing demolished concrete lumps and a construction method are disclosed. The steel strip stirrups configured to constrain column longitudinal reinforcements of the reinforced compound concrete column containing demolished concrete lumps and the steel connection sheets with grooves are arranged in joint at positions of the upper and lower beam longitudinal reinforcements of the reinforced compound concrete beam containing demolished concrete lumps. The steel strip stirrups abut against the column longitudinal reinforcements. The steel connection sheets are welded to the steel strip stirrups. One end of the short steel bars with threads at one end is welded into the grooves of the steel connection sheets, and the other end is connected to the beam longitudinal reinforcement via a steel sleeve. The joint prevents the beam longitudinal reinforcements from passing through the joint and thus causing reinforcements congestion.
Reinforced compound concrete beam-column joint containing demolished concrete lumps and a construction method
A reinforced compound concrete beam-column joint containing demolished concrete lumps and a construction method are disclosed. The steel strip stirrups configured to constrain column longitudinal reinforcements of the reinforced compound concrete column containing demolished concrete lumps and the steel connection sheets with grooves are arranged in joint at positions of the upper and lower beam longitudinal reinforcements of the reinforced compound concrete beam containing demolished concrete lumps. The steel strip stirrups abut against the column longitudinal reinforcements. The steel connection sheets are welded to the steel strip stirrups. One end of the short steel bars with threads at one end is welded into the grooves of the steel connection sheets, and the other end is connected to the beam longitudinal reinforcement via a steel sleeve. The joint prevents the beam longitudinal reinforcements from passing through the joint and thus causing reinforcements congestion.
Modular Building for Civil Use
The present disclosure discloses a modular building for civil use, which comprises a wall panel (6), a floor panel (5), a vertical column, and a foundation block (1). A protrusion (11) is provided at a center of a bottom surface of the foundation block (1), and a recess (12) is provided at a center of a top surface of the foundation block (1). A protruding post matched with the recess (12) of the foundation block (1) is provided at a bottom part of the vertical column. An engagement structure for connecting with the wall panel (6) and/or the floor panel (5) is provided on the vertical columns.