EP0117819A2 - Verfahren zum Verbinden einer vorfabrizierten Platte mit einem Fundament und Verfahren zum Bau von Mauern oder Wänden - Google Patents

Verfahren zum Verbinden einer vorfabrizierten Platte mit einem Fundament und Verfahren zum Bau von Mauern oder Wänden Download PDF

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EP0117819A2
EP0117819A2 EP84400376A EP84400376A EP0117819A2 EP 0117819 A2 EP0117819 A2 EP 0117819A2 EP 84400376 A EP84400376 A EP 84400376A EP 84400376 A EP84400376 A EP 84400376A EP 0117819 A2 EP0117819 A2 EP 0117819A2
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/38—Connections for building structures in general
    • E04B1/61—Connections for building structures in general of slab-shaped building elements with each other
    • E04B1/6108—Connections for building structures in general of slab-shaped building elements with each other the frontal surfaces of the slabs connected together
    • E04B1/612—Connections for building structures in general of slab-shaped building elements with each other the frontal surfaces of the slabs connected together by means between frontal surfaces
    • E04B1/6125—Connections for building structures in general of slab-shaped building elements with each other the frontal surfaces of the slabs connected together by means between frontal surfaces with protrusions on the one frontal surface co-operating with recesses in the other frontal surface
    • E04B1/6137—Connections for building structures in general of slab-shaped building elements with each other the frontal surfaces of the slabs connected together by means between frontal surfaces with protrusions on the one frontal surface co-operating with recesses in the other frontal surface the connection made by formlocking
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/02—Structures consisting primarily of load-supporting, block-shaped, or slab-shaped elements
    • E04B1/10—Structures consisting primarily of load-supporting, block-shaped, or slab-shaped elements the elements consisting of wood

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  • the present invention relates to a method of assembling a flat prefabricated panel, in a vertical position, with a base, as well as a method of constructing walls or partitions using it and the construction obtained by implementing the either of these methods.
  • the elongated elements thus fixed to the base consist of metal profiles on which the panels are bolted; when the latter have a wooden frame, rather wooden elements of rectangular or square section are used as elongated elements, which are capped by a groove in the lower edge of the panels, which are then nailed or screwed, across their sides, on the piece of wood.
  • the panels only exhibit stability with respect to the base once they have been bolted, screwed or nailed, respectively, on the elongated elements fixed beforehand on this, and security and precision imperatives of the positioning of the panels relative to the base require shoring until assembly is assured; these shoring, which require numerous manipulations, considerably impairs the speed of implementation of the construction methods from prefabricated panels.
  • the object of the present invention is to remedy these drawbacks, by proposing a method of assembling a flat prefabricated panel, in a vertical position, with a base making it possible to dispense with both a shoring and the numerous specific fastenings required. by the implementation of the traditional methods mentioned above.
  • the panel acquires stability as soon as the dovetail groove is engaged on the complementary stud previously secured to the base, which makes it possible to dispense with spreading as well as with any point fixing, for example by bolting, screwing or nailing, on the profile in particular through the panel facings.
  • this method according to the invention when used for the construction of walls or partitions by assembling prefabricated flat panels, thus assembled with the base by this method, and prefabricated panels of angle, plan in angle, by juxtaposing the panels by their lateral edges, it is advantageous to ensure the immobilization of the flat panels against sliding with respect to the base in the combined directions of the respective grooves and profiles, according to step e) ci above, by means of the prefabricated corner panels, which are secured to the base in a vertical position in which they present themselves side edges juxtaposed with side edges of the flat panels.
  • the juxtaposed lateral edges of the various panels are also assembled together.
  • Generally designated by 1 is a flat prefabricated panel, of medium plane 2 intended to be oriented vertically when this panel is assembled to a base 3, such as foundations or a floor slab, having for this purpose an upper face. flat, horizontal 4.
  • a panel 1 of the wooden frame type comprising a frame formed by an assembly of uprights such as 5 and 6, intended to be oriented vertically when the panel is assembled to the base, and cross members 7 and 8 intended to be then placed horizontally, respectively at the top and bottom of the panel; this frame is closed by two walls 9 and 10, which define the panel facings, and may contain a thermal insulation material 11, as is known per se.
  • the uprights 5 and 6 define for the panel 1 side edges of the edges, respectively 12 and 13, plane and intended to be placed vertically when the panel 1 is assembled with the base 3; in these faces open respective dovetail grooves 14 and 15 arranged in the corresponding uprights and extending over the whole of the height of these uprights, to allow mutual assembly of the panels in accordance with the method described by French Patent No. 83 02502, other modes of mutual assembly of the panels can naturally be provided without departing from the framework of the present invention.
  • the uprights 5 and 6 have planar end faces 16 and 17, coplanar, partially constituting the lower edge face of the panel 1, intended to rest in a horizontal position on the face 4 of the base 3 after assembly;
  • the lower cross member 8 of the framework frame is set back relative to the common plane of these end faces 16 and 17, by a constant value h measured perpendicular to this plane, between the latter and a plane face 18 constituting the underside of the cross member 8 when the panel 1 is assembled with the base 3;
  • the edges 19 and 20 of the facing walls 9 and 10 intended to be turned downwards in this position of the panel are also placed parallel to the plane of the faces 16 and 17, set back from this plane but nevertheless of a lower value at h, so that the walls 9 and 10, by their respective faces 21 and 22 turned towards the inside of the panel, and the face 18 of the cross-member 8 delimit in the lower edge of the panel an elongated channel 23, of medium direction included in the plane 2 and parallel to the lower edge defined by the faces
  • section 24 Only the section of section 24, called “section 24”, will be described, since the section of section 25, called “section 25”, is strictly identical to it.
  • the profile 24 has an average longitudinal direction 26 located in the plane 2, parallel to the plane of the faces 16 and 17, when the profile 24 is assembled with the panel 1, and a longitudinal plane of symmetry 37 then coincides with the plane 2; transversely to its longitudinal direction 26, the section 24 has a constant cross section.
  • the wings 28 and 29 are connected, along respective rectilinear edges 32 and 33 of the faces 35 and 36, at the same distance h respectively from the edge 30 and from the edge 31, to a respective flange 39 or 40 which is flat, longitudinal, parallel to the core 27; the two flanges 39 and 40 are turned towards each other, symmetrical to each other with respect to the plane 37 of the profile and have parallel to the face 34, in an opposite orientation at the orientation thereof, respective flat faces, coplanar 41 and 42, respectively connecting to the face 35 along the edge 32 and to the face 36 along the edge 33, so that these coplanar faces 41 and 42 are placed at the distance h from the face 34, and therefore coplanar with the faces 16 and 17 so as to define a part of the lower edge of the panel 1 when the profile 24 is assembled to the latter inside from channel 23.
  • the two flanges 39 and 40 have an identical development perpendicular to the wings 28 and 29, respectively, and are interrupted at a distance from each other, along respective rectilinear edges 43 and 44 of the faces 41 and 42, which edges 43 and 44 are parallel to each other, as to all of the edges 30 to 33 and to the direction 26, and define the lips of a longitudinal groove 45 inside the profile 24;
  • this groove 45 has a dovetail cross section, the bottom of which is defined by the flat face 46 of the core 27 opposite the face 34 of the latter, and the sides of which are defined by respective flat faces 47 and 48 of flat walls 49, 50 joining the flange 27 respectively the flange 29, to the face 41 of which the face 47 is connected along the edge 43, and the flange 40, to the face 42 of which the face 48 connects along edge 44;
  • the edges of the connection of the faces 47 and 48 with the face 46 of the core 27 have been designated by 51 and 52 respectively;
  • the walls 49 and 50 have an identical obliquity respectively with respect to the flange
  • this profile 24 can advantageously be obtained by cutting a profile in large length, made by extrusion, advantageously of aluminum transversely to direction 26, its different walls 27, 28, 29, 39, 40, 49, 50 are delimited by two respective edges, located in two planes perpendicular to direction 26 and distant by a length L which may be of the same order of magnitude as 1, while being able to be equal, less or greater than this; this length L is in any case at most equal to half the ratio, to the number of profiles such as 24 fixed in the channel 23 of the lower edge of the same panel (two in the example illustrated in FIGS.
  • This assembly of the sections 24 and 25 may advantageously result from bolting of their respective webs, such as 27, with the lower cross member 8 of the panel 1, as illustrated in 53 in FIG. 4, preferably supplemented by a screwing of . their wings such as 35 and 36 against the facing walls 9 and 10, respectively, through the latter, as shown schematically by phantom lines 54 and 55 in Figure 4; it will be noted that the bolting of the respective cores such as 27 of the sections 24 and 25 with the lower cross member 8 of the panel can be practiced easily via a bore arranged in a central position of the core 27, that is to say between the edges 51 and 52, which allows access via the groove 45.
  • the profiles 24 and 25 are thus fixed at a distance from each other in the channel 23, and their respective dovetail grooves as 45, arranged in the same longitudinal alignment, define along the lower edge of the panel two sections of a discontinuous dovetail groove.
  • the section 25 is attached to the upright 17, which thus transversely closes its dovetail groove at one of the ends of the latter while its other end remains open; on the other hand, there remains in the channel 23, between the upright 16 and the profile 24 which is closest thereto, a space 56 such that the end of the groove 45 of the profile 24 turned towards the upright 16 is open, while its other end, facing the upright 17, is advantageously closed by a shim 57 fixed inside the channel 23, between the two sections 24 and 25 leaving a space 58 vis-a-vis the latter end of its groove opposite to that closed by the upright 17; it will be observed that the shim 57, fixed by any suitable means against the face 18 of the lower cross member 8 of the panel, advantageously has, opposite to it, a plane and planar face 59 of the respective lower faces of the uprights 16 and 17, faces 41 and 42 of the profile 24, and corresponding faces of the profile 25, to define jointly with these faces the lower edge of the panel.
  • the spaces 56 and 58 thus appear as notches arranged in the lower edge of the panel, and corresponding to an interruption of the sides of the tail grooves.
  • dovetail such as 45 of the profiles 24 and 25 so that one can introduce through the spaces 56 and 58 elements having a shape complementary to the transverse profile of the grooves such as 45 of the profiles 24 and 25, by a relative movement according to a transverse direction relative to the respective longitudinal directions, such as 26, then combined, of these grooves, then introduce these elements into the dovetail grooves by a relative movement along the combined longitudinal directions of the latter, so that a relative movement in a transverse direction becomes impossible: it will be noted that, taking into account that the spaces 56 and 58 are placed on the same side of the adjacent profile, respectively 24 or 25, if one refers to the longitudinal directions such as 26 then the grooves such as 45 are combined, the passage of an element from space 56 to the groove 45 and an element of the space 58 to the analogous groove of the
  • the spaces 56 and 58 are advantageously open not only towards the lower edge of the panel, but also, as illustrated, towards at least one of the facings thereof;
  • the facing wall 9 of the panel 1 thus has in its lower edge 19 two rectangular notches, respectively 60 and 61, in the first is delimited by two planar edges 62 and 63 perpendicular to the edge 19 and coplanar respectively with the face of the upright 16 turned towards the inside of the channel 23 and of the transverse end face of the profile 24 turned towards the upright 16, and by a flat bottom 64 joining these edges 62 and 63, parallel to the edge 19, coplanarly with the face 18 of the lower cross member 8 of the panel 1; the second notch 61 is identical to the first, and delimited by two flat edges 65 and 66 perpendicular to the edge 19,
  • L 1 denotes the common width of the notches 60 and 61, measured between edge 62 and edge 63 or between edge 65 and edge 66, parallel to the respective longitudinal directions such as 26, profiles 24 and 25 assembled to panel 1.
  • the value of L 1 is substantially equal to that of L.
  • Such elements are fixed to the face 4 of the base 3, in relative positions identical to those of the spaces 56 and 58, that is to say also in relative positions identical to those of the sections 24 and 25, in the form of studs, respectively 68 and 69, which are identical and of which only consequently will be described the stud 68, more particularly visible in Figure 2 where it appears that it is in the form of a section of longitudinal profile , of medium direction 70 intended to coincide with direction 26, with a transverse U-shaped profile defined by a flat longitudinal core 71 to which two equally flat longitudinal wings 72 and 73 are connected, having the same obliquity with respect to the core 71 from which they move away from each other; the assembly is dimensioned so that the section of profile 68 can be introduced into the groove 45, in a position in which the longitudinal directions 26 and 70 coincide, and that then the core 71 has a planar face 74 coplanar with the faces 41 and 42, between them, and the wings 72 and 73 have respective planar faces 75 and 76 along respectively the face 47 and the face
  • the stud 68 thus defined is obtained by cutting off a solid section produced by extrusion for example from aluminum, the length L 2 of the section thus obtained, measured between these end faces perpendicular to its longitudinal direction 70, being at most equal to L 1 and, in the example illustrated, substantially equal to both L 1 and L.
  • FIG. 4 shows how a stud such as 68 can be fixed to the base 3 by means of a lag screw 77 engaged in a hole 78 passing through the core 71 perpendicularly to the face 74, centrally, between the wings 72 and 73.
  • the procedure is as indicated in FIG. 3 by fixing the studs 68 and 69 on the face 4 of the base 3, making their respective longitudinal directions coincide such as 70 with the position which the longitudinal directions such as 26, combined, of the profiles 24 and 25 must occupy when the panel is assembled to the base, or in others terms by orienting these longitudinal directions such as 70 along the plane 79 of the wall or of the partition of which the panel 1 must be part; the studs 68 and 69 are thus fixed, using lag screws such as 77, in a position coinciding with the position which the profile 24 or the profile 25 must respectively occupy when the panel 1 is assembled, in the final position, with the base 3.
  • these studs 68 are styled and 69 through the spaces 56 and 58, respectively, via the notches 60 and 61 of the facing wall 9, until the respective longitudinal directions such as 26 of the sections 24 and 25, combined, come to merge with the directions longitudinal such as 70, also combined, studs 68 and 69; then, by a sliding movement of the panel 1 relative to the base 3 in these directions combined, in a direction indicated by the arrows 82 and 83 in Figure 3, it causes the engagement of the respective dovetail grooves of the profile 24 and profile 25 on the pad 68 and on the pad 69, respectively, continuing the movement until the wedge 57 abuts against the pad 68 and the upright 17 against the pad 69; the panel 1 is then stabilized against any tilting.
  • the face 4 is advantageously defined by the aluminum component 84 of a multi-layer reinforced bitumen screed 85-aluminum 84 placed on the base 3 prior to the fixing of the studs 68 and 69.
  • the spaces 56 and 58 are introduced from above on the pads 68 and 69, bringing the panel 1 in vertical position above the base 3, making its mean plane 2 coincide with the plane 79, so that it includes the longitudinal directions such as 70, combined, of the studs 68 and 69, and by placing the spaces 56 and 58 directly above these studs, respectively, then letting the panel 1 descend vertically, until it rests on the face 4 of the base 3 by its lower edge and the longitudinal directions such as 26 of the profiles 24 and 25 coincide with those of pads 68 and 69; assembly then continues as indicated above, by movement of the panel according to arrows 82 and 83 relative to the base 3.
  • FIG. 7 has been shown diagrammatically by way of nonlimiting example, the walls of a construction with a rectangular plan.
  • Each of the four flat walls of this construction is mounted independently of the others on the base 3, also of rectangular plan, by successive assembly with the latter of flat panels such as 1, 90, 91, 92 for wall 86, 93, 94, 95 for wall 87, 96, 97, 98, 99 for wall 88, and 100, 101, 102 for wall 89 ; it will be observed that, on the lower edge of each of the panels of the same wall, the spaces such as 56 and 58 are arranged in the same way with respect to the adjacent profiles such as 24 and 25, so that the movement of sliding shown diagrammatically by the arrows 82 and 83 in FIG.
  • each of the walls may still undergo, with respect to the base 3, a sliding disengaging the dovetail grooves of the respective profiles of these different panels with respect to the corresponding studs.
  • the respective lateral edges of the end panels of the different walls are juxtaposed with the respective lateral edges of the corner panel, respectively 103, 104, 105, 106, of square plan, and by securing the corner panels with the base 3 for example by bolting, as has been shown diagrammatically in 107, 108, 109, 110, one establishes stops preventing such a reverse sliding, and consequently such a clearance? naturally, the respective lateral edges of the corner panels thus fixed to the base 3 are also advantageously secured to the edges immediately adjacent to the adjacent flat panels, preferably by the method described in the aforementioned French patent.
  • the different flat panels used have lengths, measured horizontally along their mean plane 2 in the assembly position with the base 3, different and judiciously modulated with the position of the profiles such as 24 and 25 or spaces such as 56 and 58, so that we can distribute regularly, along the plane such as 79 of a wall, the studs such as 68 and 69 serving to assemble the various panels of this wall with the base such as 3; such modulation is within the scope of normal skills for those skilled in the art, in order to also have as wide a range as possible of combinations between the relative positions of the different panels.
  • the present invention may have many variants without departing from its scope, and these variants may in particular relate to the way in which the dovetail groove sections opening out in the lower edge of a panel are defined. in notches identically arranged with respect to these sections.
  • sections of metal sections when using, to define the sections of dovetail groove, sections of metal sections, as illustrated, these sections may have a different conformation from that which has been illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 4.
  • the profile 24 illustrated in this figure is lightened by removing the respective zones of the core 27 and of the wing 28 adjacent to the edge 30, and of the zones the core 27 and the wing 29 adjacent to the edge 31; in other words, the core 27 is interrupted at its junction with the walls 49 and 50, along rectilinear longitudinal edges 111 and 112, and the wings 28 are interrupted approximately halfway up, that is that is to say respectively along a rectilinear longitudinal edge 113 parallel to the edge 32 and distant from the latter by a height , and along a rectilinear longitudinal edge 114 parallel to the edge 33 and identically distant from the latter.
  • the profile may differ from that illustrated in FIG. 4 by replacing the edges 30 and 31 and / or edges 32 and 33 by longitudinal flat faces defining cut sides at the connection of the wings 28 and 29 with the core 27 and / or the flanges 39 and 40.
  • Figures 5 and 6 illustrate the case of such a profile, the four edges 30 to 33 would have been replaced by cut sides.
  • 107 has designated the profile corresponding to profile 24, 108 its core at any point similar to the part of the core 27 located between lines 111 and 112, and 109 and 110 walls at any point similar respectively to the wall 49 and to the wall 50, and arranged with respect to the core 108 in the same way as the latter with respect to the core 27, so that the core 108 and the walls 109 and 110 respectively define the bottom and the sides of a dovetail groove 111 at any point similar to the groove 45; 112 and 113 have been designated respectively by two flanges at all points similar to the longitudinal strips of the flanges 39 and 40 respectively adjoining the wall 49 and the wall 50; found between the respective faces of the core 108 and the flanges 112 and 113 facing outwards from the profile the same height h as between the face 34 and the faces 41 and 42 of the profile 24 illustrated in FIG.
  • the section 107 is in fact constituted by cutting, at length L, of a very long section manufactured by extrusion, advantageously of aluminum.
  • this profile 107 can be substituted for profile 24 and mounted identically inside a channel 135 of the bottom edge of a panel 121 identical to panel 101, and fixed to this panel by bolting 122 of the core 108 on a lower cross member 123 of the framework frame of this panel, and by screwing the walls 114 and 115 against the facing walls 124 and 125 of the panel, cam shown diagrammatically at 126 and 127 respectively; the faces of the walls 108, 114, 115 facing outwards from the profile then bear flat respectively against the underside of the cross member 123 and against the faces of the facing walls 124 and 125 facing inwards of the channel 135 , and the faces of the walls 112 and 113 facing outwards from the profile form a part of the lower edge of the panel 121, which rests by this edge on the flat, horizontal upper face 4 of the base 3.
  • This profile 107 can be used in conjunction with a stud of the type illustrated at 68 in FIG. 4, or with other embodiments of this stud, such as, for example, that which is illustrated at 128 in FIGS. 5 and 6; it will be noted that this pad 128 could also be used to replace the pads 68 and 69, together with the sections 24 and 25.
  • the profile 128 is indeed in every way comparable to the profile 68, since it has a core 129 and two wings 130 and 131 externally identical respectively to the core 71 and to the wings 72 and 73 of the stud 68, but its two wings 130 and 131 are hollow, and are further connected parallel to the core 71, approximately two-thirds of their development from the latter, by a flat longitudinal web 132 ensuring their reinforcement; such a pad 128 is advantageously obtained by cutting a profile obtained in great length by extrusion, for example aluminum; to allow attachment to the base 3 by means of a lag screw 133 passing centrally through the core 129, the web 132 is provided with a central lumen 134 which will be noted that it can possibly be obtained directly during extrusion .

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FR2612969A1 (fr) * 1987-03-25 1988-09-30 Lefevre Andre Procede et dispositif d'assemblage d'un ou de plusieurs panneaux ensemble prefabriques plat en position verticale avec un soubassement
DE29600873U1 (de) * 1996-01-19 1996-03-14 Beton-Betz GmbH, 74912 Kirchardt Bausatz für eine Wandeinrichtung aus Betonfertigteilen
FR2962463A1 (fr) * 2010-07-09 2012-01-13 Benoit Cordonnier Caisson monobloc pour assemblage d'elements de construction, et methode de construction associee
AT515199B1 (de) * 2014-06-16 2015-07-15 Sihga Handels Gmbh Verbindung zwischen Wandelementen
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