Patent classifications
E04C2/292
Panel and Method for Fabricating, Installing and Utilizing a Panel
The insulating barrier of a panel including has a first stratum and a second stratum, each having a plurality of ridges that face each other, and run athwart of each other. Clearance between at least some adjacent pairs of the ridges provide a mechanical chase that reaches across at least most of the panel. A cladding overlaying at least one side of the insulating barrier is denser than the barrier. The mechanical chase is in the form of a groove through which a utility feed can be routed when the panel is to be mounted in a building.
COMPOSITE PANEL, A COMPOSITE PANEL WITH AN EDGE BAND, AND METHOD OF APPLYING AND MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A rigid composite panel 10 for insulating an installation such as a furnace or cooler (HVAC units). The panel 10 has a thermally insulating core 20, at least two laminate assemblies 30 which are bonded to the core 20 thus forming a sandwich, and an edge band 40 adhesively applied to the edges of the sandwich 50 so as to provide a smooth, continuous, and impermeable seal around said edges. There is also claimed a method for manufacturing a rigid composite panel 10 having an edge band 40, each laminate assembly being pretreated by plasma before the edge band 40 is bonded to the panel 10. Each laminate assembly 30 consists of a thin layer of polymer 38, as well as sheets 36 bonded to the surfaces of the layer 38.
Thermally separated composite panel assembly
The thermally separated composite panel assembly includes a steel panel, a thermal separation layer, a plenum and cladding. The plenum is operably attached to the thermal separation layer. The cladding is operably attached to the plenum. The steel panel defines the size of the thermally separated composite panel. The steel panel has an outer perimeter and the outer perimeter of the plenum is in registration therewith. The thermally separated composite panel may have a single window therein or a plurality of windows. A plurality of thermally separated composite panels when used together will form a wall.
Fodder Growing System and Method
A fodder growing apparatus includes an insulated housing having a draining floor, a door-closable open face, and a plurality of vertically-spaced platforms being supported in a position inclined downward between 3° and about 6°. The apparatus further includes pass-through irrigation system including spray nozzles supported over each of the platforms and supplied with water. An illumination system of the apparatus includes an LED equipped lighting assembly supported over each of the platforms. A ventilation system of the apparatus includes forced ventilation means. The apparatus further includes a programmable controller selected to deliver a time-variant program of at least irrigation and lighting, and temperature control means controlling the temperature within the housing.
Fodder Growing System and Method
A fodder growing apparatus includes an insulated housing having a draining floor, a door-closable open face, and a plurality of vertically-spaced platforms being supported in a position inclined downward between 3° and about 6°. The apparatus further includes pass-through irrigation system including spray nozzles supported over each of the platforms and supplied with water. An illumination system of the apparatus includes an LED equipped lighting assembly supported over each of the platforms. A ventilation system of the apparatus includes forced ventilation means. The apparatus further includes a programmable controller selected to deliver a time-variant program of at least irrigation and lighting, and temperature control means controlling the temperature within the housing.
A METHOD OF PRODUCING A SANDWICH PANEL CORE OF MINERAL WOOL FIBRES
A method of producing a sandwich panel core of mineral wool fibres from a cured mineral fibre product includes the steps of providing a cured mineral fibre product with a dual density having a top layer with mineral fibres with a first density and a base layer having mineral fibres with a second density, the second density is at least two times lower than said first density. The top layer and the base layer have different fibre orientations. Further steps including cutting the mineral fibre product into a plurality of lamellae, rotating the lamellae 90 degrees, and re-joining the lamellae so that the top layers with the first density are vertically oriented.
A METHOD OF PRODUCING A SANDWICH PANEL CORE OF MINERAL WOOL FIBRES
A method of producing a sandwich panel core of mineral wool fibres from a cured mineral fibre product includes the steps of providing a cured mineral fibre product with a dual density having a top layer with mineral fibres with a first density and a base layer having mineral fibres with a second density, the second density is at least two times lower than said first density. The top layer and the base layer have different fibre orientations. Further steps including cutting the mineral fibre product into a plurality of lamellae, rotating the lamellae 90 degrees, and re-joining the lamellae so that the top layers with the first density are vertically oriented.
Wall system
A wall system comprising at least one wall module and at least one linking element is provided. Said wall module comprising a substantially rectangular plate (3), said rectangular plate comprising two side edges (5a, 5b), each comprising a side edge bent configuration (11), wherein said side edge bent configuration comprises a first side bend (13a), a second side bend (13b) and a third side bend (13c), wherein all three side bends (13a,b,c) are substantially 180° or 160-200° and are provided along different bending lines being parallel with the side edges (5a, 5b) of the plate. Said linking element comprises an elongated rectangular plate (33; 33′) comprising two side parts (45a, 45b: 45a′, 45b′) along a length of said plate (33; 33′) and a middle part (47; 47′) along the length of said plate between said two side parts, wherein said two side parts (45a, 45b; 45a′, 45b′) comprises locking features (43a, 43b; 201; 43a′, 43b; 43a″; 43b″; 43a′″; 43b′″), wherein the radius of the second side bend (13b) of the wall module is provided such that a side part (45a, 45b; 45a′, 45b′) of the linking element (31; 31′; 31″; 31′″; 31″) can be provided into an opening (17) between first and third bent side parts (15a, 15c) of the wall module and during the connection will be passing a third bent side part (15c) which finally will lock a side part (45a, 45b; 45a′, 45b′) of the linking element (31; 31′; 31″; 31′″; 31′″) within the side edge bent configuration (11) of the wall module (1) when a wall module and a linking element have been connected.
Wall system
A wall system comprising at least one wall module and at least one linking element is provided. Said wall module comprising a substantially rectangular plate (3), said rectangular plate comprising two side edges (5a, 5b), each comprising a side edge bent configuration (11), wherein said side edge bent configuration comprises a first side bend (13a), a second side bend (13b) and a third side bend (13c), wherein all three side bends (13a,b,c) are substantially 180° or 160-200° and are provided along different bending lines being parallel with the side edges (5a, 5b) of the plate. Said linking element comprises an elongated rectangular plate (33; 33′) comprising two side parts (45a, 45b: 45a′, 45b′) along a length of said plate (33; 33′) and a middle part (47; 47′) along the length of said plate between said two side parts, wherein said two side parts (45a, 45b; 45a′, 45b′) comprises locking features (43a, 43b; 201; 43a′, 43b; 43a″; 43b″; 43a′″; 43b′″), wherein the radius of the second side bend (13b) of the wall module is provided such that a side part (45a, 45b; 45a′, 45b′) of the linking element (31; 31′; 31″; 31′″; 31″) can be provided into an opening (17) between first and third bent side parts (15a, 15c) of the wall module and during the connection will be passing a third bent side part (15c) which finally will lock a side part (45a, 45b; 45a′, 45b′) of the linking element (31; 31′; 31″; 31′″; 31′″) within the side edge bent configuration (11) of the wall module (1) when a wall module and a linking element have been connected.
Constructive arrangement introduced in module for panels intended for the construction of prefabricated buildings
A constructive arrangement introduced in module for panels intended to the construction of prefabricated buildings. The modules for the construction of prefabricated buildings, having the objective of facilitating the handling and portability of each module; as well as increasing the structural strength of the module, and, consequently, of the panels composed of such modules. The constructive arrangement comprises of a module consisting of a galvanized metal sheet, folded at the ends, configuring characteristic profiles in the shape of an open socket, and a closed socket, capable of configuring panels by conjoining the modules screwed together and grouped by the upper and lower profiles, characterized by having stiffening ribs near the central portion of the sheets, and stiffening ribs near the profiles.