EP0857834A1 - Verfahren und Gerüst zum Errichten von Wänden aus Beton - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for erecting walls made of concrete, in which cavity wall elements are placed next to and / or one above the other and be filled with concrete, as well as one here used scaffolding and a concrete wall made up of two at a distance Prefabricated concrete slabs arranged parallel to each other exists, the space in between is filled with in-situ concrete.
- the structure of the invention is therefore a method and a device to create for this with the simple one Concrete wall can be built from cavity wall elements, whereby this is built safely and accurately.
- a method is proposed according to the invention, at which the cavity wall elements arranged in a predetermined position and in the position they occupy in the wall to be erected, be held by a scaffold.
- This process in which the cavity wall elements through a scaffold held in a predetermined position enables also walls that extend over several storey heights, safe and accurate from stacked cavity wall elements build up.
- Cavity wall elements are also compared to the use of those held by inclined supports Cavity wall elements.
- the risk of accidents is significantly reduced by using a scaffold.
- a wall according to requirements is clear easier to manufacture using the inventive method than with conventional methods. Because after conventional Technology arises without complex alignment methods usually a few centimeters tolerance related to one Floor height.
- the invention proposes that the Cavity wall elements only held on one side by a scaffold will.
- the use of a scaffold that the cavity wall elements Holding only from one side ensures that the items are on easily transported to the predetermined position and can be aligned there and more accessible stay or not much space on both sides bulky scaffolding is claimed.
- the cavity wall elements are releasably connected to the scaffold.
- a releasable connection is intended to hold the cavity wall elements in place ensure at their respective positions. This is particularly advantageous if the elements are only from one side are held by a scaffold as they follow Establishing an appropriate connection against movements are secured in all directions.
- the use of a detachable Connection allows after finishing the Wall to remove and easily the scaffold to use again.
- the Cavity wall elements on the scaffold are positioned accurately.
- Such a method can ensure high dimensional accuracy erecting wall can be ensured because the orientation of the Elements on the scaffolding can be done with high accuracy.
- the Alignment of the cavity wall elements to each other is also the case here supports how the alignment of the entire to be erected Wall relative to the subsurface. For the latter orientation only the scaffold must be aligned accordingly be.
- the scaffold with at least one precisely aligned and connected to the ground anchored base plate becomes.
- This measure will ensure accurate positioning of the scaffolding, for the exact alignment of the ones to be erected Wall is advantageous, further facilitated.
- For the exact Alignment of the scaffold need only be one or more Floor slabs precisely aligned and anchored in the ground will. If the wall to be erected is on a concrete foundation such a base plate can be erected e.g. With appropriate bolts are attached to the foundation. For one other ground are other ways of anchoring conceivable.
- the scaffold can be transported as a whole to the construction site.
- that the scaffold is built from prefabricated individual parts will be releasably connected. This makes it easier transportation of the scaffold significantly since the scaffold transported in disassembled form and only on site can be built.
- For detachable connection of the individual parts are preferably screw connections secured with wing nuts prepared, for all connections to be made the same wing nuts are used. Hereby the structure will be made easier accordingly.
- the use of Wing nuts also allow the scaffolding to be set up without Tool.
- the Individual parts connected in a horizontal position to the horizontal scaffold and this is then erected. On this way is a quick and easy setup of the Possible. Especially for scaffolding for tall ones Walls are made easier by the scaffolding mounted lying on the floor and then erected.
- the scaffold in horizontal after assembly Position is erected by a swiveling movement, for those at the bottom of the scaffold, preferably at the aligned floor panels, a swivel is provided.
- the scaffolding lying on the ground is appropriate device on the aligned floor panels articulated attached.
- the scaffolding can then be easily erected will. By doing this is not just one quick assembly possible, but the scaffold stands according to the Erecting also in exactly the right position for erection the Wall. All that is required is the precise alignment and Anchoring of the floor slabs required. Through the connection with the base plates, the scaffold is then upright exactly in one position along the one to be erected Wall aligned.
- the cavity wall elements are advantageously after the positioning and the connection to the scaffolding with in-situ concrete fills that elements arranged side by side together be filled.
- Such a backfill creates from individual cavity wall elements a one-piece concrete wall from high stability.
- a first element next to one to the is the first at an angle arranged second element. If the cavities of the two elements by appropriate Openings (e.g. gaps) are connected in one piece Concrete structures are created that e.g. have the shape of a T.
- the scaffold for erecting more Walls is reused.
- the use of the scaffolding for Construction of further walls on the same construction site is then particularly easy if the scaffold as a whole by a first finished wall is removed. It can then - if necessary after realignment and anchoring of the floor slabs - to be erected elsewhere on the same construction site other walls can be used.
- the scaffold After the erection of all planned walls, the scaffold can be built in its individual parts disassembled and transported to another Construction site can be used again. This ensures that the cost of buying one such scaffolding arise, spread over several construction projects.
- a framework is proposed that Means for holding the cavity wall elements in the position occupy them in the wall to be erected.
- Means for holding the cavity wall elements in the position occupy them in the wall to be erected.
- the scaffold can - depending on the shape of the wall to be erected - be executed differently. They are both elongated Constructions conceivable with which one is straight, yourself wall extending over several storey heights can, as well as constructions that are at an angle to each other Hold the cavity wall elements in place.
- a scaffold can be erected of walls with different dimensions, where appropriate by appropriate devices in height or width can be changed. Especially for the establishment wider walls is also for example the use of two scaffolds next to each other are conceivable.
- the means of holding the In the simplest form, cavity wall elements can only be used Be provided contact surfaces that support the cavity wall elements.
- the scaffolding elements and their mutual connection that for holding the cavity wall elements at the predetermined positions within those to be erected Wall must have the necessary stability.
- the cavity wall elements have a considerable weight - depending on the size.
- a scaffold is therefore required to support them can absorb significant forces. Therefore this is the invention Scaffold built from components that have the necessary Have stability. The same requirement applies to the Connections made.
- the scaffold can be reused is. This becomes a crucial cost advantage achieved.
- a scaffold can be used to build different walls of the same type can be used on the same construction site. Appropriate adaptation measures can help with and the same scaffold also made walls of different shapes will.
- the scaffold can also be used for another Construction site to be transported and reused there.
- one or more devices for releasable attachment of the cavity wall elements to the scaffold in the Position provided that the elements in the to be erected Take up the wall.
- a connection of the cavity wall elements with the scaffold on the one hand, a high degree of accuracy achieved in the alignment of the cavity wall elements and on the other hand a high stability of the construction even before Filling guaranteed. Above all, this reduces the risk of accidents on the site.
- appropriate Connections also require only a scaffold that the Holds cavity wall elements from one side. The solubility of the Connection here facilitates after completion of the wall removing the scaffold.
- the scaffold has Means for positioning the cavity wall elements.
- the exact positioning of the Cavity wall elements required. This can be done by appropriate Precise positioning can be supported by means of the scaffold. Appropriate contact surfaces can ensure be that the cavity wall elements are placed in the same plane will. Suitable stops can also be used to determine a certain one Arrangement of the cavity wall elements within the wall with great accuracy. For example avoided that when placing the elements next to each other a not dimensionally positioned element to shift the leads to other elements. Rather, it can already be done through guided tours or markings on the scaffold, on which Place which cavity wall element should be attached. Hereby there is a high level of security against errors by the operating personnel.
- a Device for guiding the cavity wall elements into the position, which they occupy in the wall to be erected, at Lowering provided after transport on site is especially for the precisely aligned Stacking of cavity wall elements advantageous.
- the Prefabricated cavity wall elements are used on the construction site Transported to the predetermined position with the help of a crane. While aligning the bottom cavity wall element the operating personnel can still intervene easily, this is already the case when aligning cavity wall elements erected cavity wall elements difficult.
- a guide element is provided, which the exact position Stopping a e.g. cavity wall element transported by crane on an already installed cavity wall element.
- This guide element is preferably inclined arranged rail formed, the to be positioned Cavity wall element between the contact surfaces of the scaffold and the Rail is guided into the predetermined position.
- the cavity wall element with the help of Crane can be placed directly in the position it is in wall to be erected, where applicable the operating personnel still helps with leadership.
- Scaffold can be assembled from individual prefabricated components. This makes it easier to transport the scaffold to the construction site.
- the scaffolding can be made from the prefabricated on site Components are built, the components being detachable get connected. Such connections can be formed in this way be that they can be easily manufactured. Especially screwing with threaded rods that go through at both ends Wing nuts are secured, ensures an easy to manufacture detachable connection that also the required Has stability.
- Both components can advantageously be connected of the scaffold as well as the connection of the base plate with the Underground and the cavity wall elements with the scaffold through the same Type of wing nuts. So it will Assembling the scaffold significantly facilitates and procurement of spare parts is possible inexpensively.
- the usage wing screws also enables the scaffolding to be set up without the use of tools.
- the components of the scaffold have at least one vertical support and one or more in the position of use Include cross braces.
- the cross struts and supports can are screwed together in the manner mentioned.
- the cross struts are preferably designed so that they have large contact surfaces for the cavity wall elements.
- the cross struts have a substantially identical shape. This makes it easier the structure of the scaffold, since when using several cross struts, at different heights on the vertical support attached, no need to pay attention to which Cross brace at what height is attached. It is much more possible to attach each of the cross struts at any height. Hereby a quick and uncomplicated construction of the Scaffolding also made possible by less experienced personnel.
- the cross struts are also advantageously designed such that that they are both to their cross median plane and to theirs horizontal longitudinal central plane have a symmetrical shape. This design allows the cross struts in the scaffold level be rotated by 180 °, the structure of the scaffold remains the same. This also facilitates the construction of the scaffold, because the cross struts are installed in one as in the other position can be.
- the scaffold has at least one Base plate that can be attached to the surface.
- a base plate is provided for each vertical support.
- the base plate is anchored in the ground.
- the scaffold is also connected to the base plate Anchored to the ground and achieving high stability. By the connection with the base plate is the exact alignment of the scaffold is always guaranteed. For this only the Bottom plate must be precisely aligned.
- the scaffold advantageously has swivel joints at the lower end for pivoting on the base plate.
- the vertical supports with their respective floor slabs articulated. So if the floor slab is in the subsoil is anchored, the scaffolding with a swivel movement be pivoted against the ground.
- that is Swivel joint designed so that the connection is also detachable is. This can be done, for example, by inserting a bolt happen, taken from appropriate mounts that is on the bottom plate and on the vertical support are attached.
- the scaffold can be erected lying on the floor. Connecting the Components of the scaffold in a horizontal position is significant easier than building a standing scaffold because the necessary work can be done without the operating personnel - for example with a ladder or a work platform - to the appropriate height connecting parts must arrive. Also a bracket is the Parts not necessary before making the connection. Rather, the parts can first be placed on top of one another and then e.g. be connected with screws.
- the scaffold must be erected in a swivel joint.
- the one on the ground scaffold erected or removed after erecting a wall can first be pivoted with the base plate anchored in the floor connected and then erected by a pivoting movement will. This is particularly advantageous because of the scaffolding is already anchored and only in an upright position must be fixed. This can also be done with the help of appropriate Means are ensured that the scaffold is in the vertical.
- the supports and the cross struts are advantageously as Steel profiles trained. By using in the trade available steel profiles, a corresponding scaffolding is inexpensive producible. Steel profiles also have the required Stability properties. Preferably be Double-T profiles are used, which work well to build one Scaffolding. Here, the vertical in the position of use Support and the cross struts with their surfaces placed on top of each other and screwed together.
- the scaffold has at least an inclined support with which it is in an upright position is laterally supported.
- Such an inclined support can be from absorb the wall forces acting on the scaffolding.
- the inclined support is preferably at a distance of connected to the scaffold anchored floor slabs.
- the supports are in the preferred embodiment variable in length, so that an exactly perpendicular Alignment of the scaffold is made possible.
- the invention also proposes a concrete wall made of there are side-by-side and / or stacked cavity wall elements, which are filled with in-situ concrete so that a one-piece Wall arises.
- a wall is a homogeneous structure made of concrete, which has two smooth, paperable surfaces having. After further training, the wall can be set up in this way that it is more than one floor high.
- the wall with the subsurface or that of different Cavity wall elements formed by cast in Reinforcements are connected.
- Such reinforcements increase the stability of the wall.
- Reinforcements that additional are anchored in the ground, allow a firm anchoring the wall in the underground.
- Fig. 1 is a first embodiment of an inventive Scaffold 1 for cavity wall elements 37 explained later, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53.
- the scaffold 1 consists of two vertical supports 2, 3 and four cross beams 4, 5, 6, 7.
- the vertical supports 2, 3 are connected to base plates 8, 9 and are designed as double-T steel profiles.
- the cross beams 4, 5, 6, 7 also have a double T steel profile trained main body and are on their flat Screwed sides to the flat sides of the vertical supports.
- the cross member 6 shows a top view of a cross member 6.
- the cross member 6 consists of a double T steel profile executed main body 7, at the ends of two end plates 14, 15 are attached.
- On both sides of the forward facing flat side of the double-T beam 7 are contact plates 10a, 10b; 11a, 11b; 12a, 12b attached to the end plates 14, 15 lie in one plane.
- the end plates 14, 15 and the Contact plates 10a, 10b; 11a, 11b; 12a, 12b are on the flat Side of the double-T beam 7 welded. This forms with the flat side of the main body 7, the end plates 14, 15 and the contact plates 10a, 10b; 11a, 11b; 12a, 12b a Surface on which the cavity wall elements 37, 38, 41, 52, 53 abut.
- the end plates 14, 15 and the contact plates 10a, 10b; 11a, 11b; 12a, 12b and the flat side of the main body 7 Elongated holes 13, the longitudinal axis of which is transverse to the longitudinal axis of the Main body 7 runs. These slots 13 are used for connection of the scaffold 1 with the cavity wall elements 37, 38, 41, 52, 53.
- the cross member 6 has one to its transverse center plane and its horizontal longitudinal median plane has a symmetrical shape. As a result, the cross member 6 in the plane of the drawing Fig. 2 can be rotated by 180 ° without changing the Form.
- This special design of the cross beams 4, 5, 6, 7 ensures a simple and quick assembly, because the orientation of the crossbeam doesn't matter and so there can be no confusion.
- Fig. 3 the scaffold 1 is in the fully assembled and shown upright condition.
- the one from the vertical Supports 2 and 3 and the cross struts 4, 5, 6, 7 composite Unit is reinforced by struts 16 made of flat steel.
- the struts 16 are on the vertical supports 2, 3 screwed and serve to increase the lateral stability of the Scaffolding.
- the scaffold is supported by inclined supports 18 Lateral stability.
- the inclined supports 18 are with corresponding Brackets of the scaffold and anchored to the ground Base plates 20 connected.
- the inclined supports 18 are each designed as double supports to both strong pull and To be able to absorb pressure forces. By appropriate positioning the base plates 20 can set the scaffold vertically will.
- the inclined supports 18 are variable in length, so that an exact vertical adjustment of the scaffold 1 take place can. They consist of a main body 56 attached to its Ends a threaded section and screwed into this thread Has threaded rods 57. By twisting the main body 56, the inclined supports 18 can be changed in length.
- the structure of a first embodiment is one Connector 17 and its connection to the cross member 6th shown.
- the connector 17 is variable in length and with a plate 14a attached to the end plate 14 connected.
- One from a round bar with a threaded section existing first section 21 has a plate 21a. This plate 21a is pierced just like the plate 14a. Through the aligned holes in the plates 14a, 21a made a screw connection so that the connector 17 is articulated to the cross member 6.
- the threaded sleeve 22 By turning the threaded sleeve 22 are - depending on the direction of rotation - the threaded sections of the end piece 23 and the spacer 21 in the threaded sleeve 22 screwed in or out of the threaded sleeve 22, and the total length of the connector 17 changes accordingly.
- variable-length connectors 17 ensure that the scaffold 1 for the manufacture of different walls Size can be used.
- FIG. 5 shows a plate 26a of a connecting element 26 to the plate 14a screwed so that the plates 21a, 26a against each other can turn.
- the connecting element 26 is through with a spacer sleeve 24a a bolt 25 connected. At the other end it encloses the Spacer sleeve 24a is a connector 27 that with this is also connected to a bolt 25.
- the connector 27 has at one end a threaded section which is screwed into the threaded sleeve 22. At the other end of the Threaded sleeve 22, the end piece 23 is screwed in.
- FIGS. 6 and 7 are fundamentally correct Structure corresponds to the example of FIG. 5. As in the 5, 6, 7, but can be used in these embodiments by inserting spacer sleeves of different lengths 24a, 24b, 24c different distance ranges can be achieved.
- connection of the vertical supports - here 3 - with the cross members - here 7 - particularly easy to recognize. It is a screw connection in which threaded rods 28 through correspondingly aligned holes in the flanges of the Double T profiles can be inserted. The threaded rods 28 are secured on both sides by wing nuts 29. This is how one comes about easy to make detachable connection, the considerable forces can record.
- the base plate 8 is by means of screw bolts anchored in the base 35 through corresponding holes in the base plate 8 protrude through and attached from above with wing nuts 36 are firmly anchored to the ground.
- One on the bottom plate 8 attached plate 34 and one by the screws 30 and the wing nuts 31 angled to the plate 32 form a receptacle for a bolt 33.
- the bolt 33 protrudes into corresponding recesses in the plate 34 and the Elbow 32 into it.
- the bolt 33 is at the lower end the vertical support 2 welded.
- the through the angle element 32, the bolt 33 and the plate 34 formed articulated connection between the vertical Support 2 and the base plate 8 can be solved by the Wing nuts 31 are unscrewed from the screws 30.
- the Angle piece 32 is through the screws 30 and the wing nuts 31 connected to the base plate 8. Become the wing nuts 31 solved, the elbow 32 is free.
- the bolt 33 can then laterally from the corresponding recess in the Plate 34 be released so that no more connection between the scaffold 1 and the base plate 8.
- Fig. 10 is the scaffold 1 with the cavity wall elements set up 37, 38, 39, 40.
- the scaffold 1 is with the ground plates 8, 9 anchored in the subsurface and is additionally secured by the inclined supports 18.
- the cavity wall elements 39, 40 are screwed on, so that they are held in place.
- the Cavity wall elements 37, 38 are between the cavity wall elements 39, 40 arranged so that the gap 50 with the cavity of the Hollow wall elements 37, 38 coincide.
- the upright scaffold 1 is in a sectional view shown.
- the hollow wall element 37 is in the position which it should occupy in the wall to be erected connected to the scaffold 1.
- the connection with the cross member 7 is produced via threaded rods 42, which by appropriate Bores inserted in the hollow wall element 37 and in the elongated holes 13 of the contact surfaces of the cross member 6 are added will.
- the threaded rod 42 is on both sides secured by wing nuts 44. This connection is easy manufacture and can absorb significant forces. The necessary Bores in the cavity wall elements can already be the production of the same provided or inserted later will.
- the cavity wall element 37 For connection to the cross member 6 is the cavity wall element 37 through the threaded rods 42 between guide elements 43 and the contact surfaces of the cross member 6 held.
- the threaded rods 42 are arranged at a height so that they are on the rest on the upper edge of the hollow wall element 37.
- the guide element 43 has a lower, longer end, with which it bears against the lower hollow wall element 37.
- the upper, shorter one The end of the guide element 43 is chamfered away from the frame.
- the cavity wall element 41 which is in a position above the cavity wall element 37 is to be arranged, is in Fig. 11 in a shown floating position. This makes it clear like the positioning of the hollow wall element 41 by the guide between the contact surfaces of the cross member 5.6 and Guide elements 43 the exact positioning of the cavity wall element 41 guaranteed.
- the cavity wall element 41 is with the help of a crane in the position shown in Fig. 11 transported. With the help of the guide element 43, the hollow wall element 41 can continue lowering so that it can be removed the lower cavity wall element 37 forms an escape.
- the threaded rods 42 arranged above the hollow wall element 37 are, when the hollow wall element 41 is deposited in the elongated hole 13 slide down if not already on the Rest on the upper edge of the hollow wall element 37.
- the hollow wall elements 41, 37 can avoid gap formation - not shown here - also corresponding recesses have at their lower or upper edge, which receive the threaded rods 42.
- FIG. 13 shows how the cavity wall elements 39, 40 for grouting with concrete.
- open surfaces of the cavity wall elements become boards - not shown here - put on. These boards will be then held in position with clamps 45.
- brackets 45 one of the brackets 45 is shown. She consists from two hooks 46, 47, which are connected by a threaded rod 48 are. The threaded rod 48 is on both sides by wing nuts 49 secured. By using different lengths Threaded rods 48 can hold such a clamp Formwork boards can be used with different sized walls.
- 15 is a perspective view of one with a preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention carried out construction project shown. There are three adjoining houses, each of which supports 39, 40, 54a, 54b and partitions 55 on a concrete slab 51 to be erected.
- the bottom plate 51 is manufactured in a conventional manner.
- steel bars - not shown here - Poured into the concrete slab 51 so that after stick out at the top. These steel bars will later be used for connection of the wall elements 39, 40, 54a, 54b, 55 with the base plate 51 serve.
- the struts 16 are connected to the supports 2, 3.
- the base plates can already be used 8, 9 are connected to the concrete slab 51.
- screws 35 are anchored in the concrete slab 51. This can be done with the help of dowels. So the structure doesn't is disturbed, the screws 35 in the preferred embodiment but glued in holes in the concrete slab 51.
- the accurate anchoring of the base plates 8, 9 is for the Dimensional accuracy of the wall to be erected is extremely important.
- An appropriate template can be used for screws 35. After anchoring the screws 35 in the concrete slab 51, the floor slabs 8, 9 are placed on the concrete slab 51 set that the screws 35 through corresponding holes in protrude through the base plates 8, 9. The base plates 8, 9 are by screwing the wing nuts 36 onto the screws 35 attached.
- the cavity wall elements 39, 40 with the help of a crane to the locations marked in FIG. 15. You will be discontinued so that the previously in the Concrete slab 51 anchored rods in the cavity of the cavity wall elements 39, 40 protrude into it.
- the cavity wall elements 39, 40 are attached to the connectors 17. For this, an in the hollow wall elements 39, 40 embedded bolts by a Bore in the flat end of the end piece 23 of the connector 17 inserted and secured. By turning the threaded sleeves 22 on the connectors 17, the location of the cavity wall elements 39, 40 can still be adjusted until they are plumb stand.
- the cavity wall elements 37, 38 erected side by side with the help of a crane so that they connect the cavity wall elements 39, 40 to one another. Also at Installation of the cavity wall elements 37, 38 is ensured that the steel rods protruding from the concrete slab 51 in protrude into the cavity of the cavity wall elements 37, 38.
- the Cavity wall elements 37, 38 are on the contact surfaces of the cross member 4, 5, 6, 7 aligned. They close with the cavity wall elements 39, 40 so that their cavity with a Gap 50 in the cavity wall elements 39, 40 is connected.
- the cavity wall elements 37, 38 are connected to the frame, by appropriate holes in the cavity wall elements 37, 38 threaded rods 42 are inserted through the corresponding Elongated holes 13 in the contact surfaces of the cross member 7 protruding.
- the threaded rods 42 which are also through the slots 13 in the Contact surfaces of the cross member 6 protrude on the Side facing away from the scaffold of the hollow wall elements 37, 38 with a Guide element 43 fitted and wing screws 44 on both sides secured. So the cavity wall elements 37, 38 against the Contact surfaces of the cross member 6, 7 pressed. You are with it automatically arranged in one level.
- the cavity wall elements 39, 40 laterally boarded.
- boards are not shown here - On the narrow sides of the cavity wall elements 39, 40 held by brackets 45 so that when filling with concrete no concrete can flow out.
- the cavity wall elements 37, 38 are together with the cavity wall elements 39, 40 filled with concrete.
- the concrete flows here through the gap 50, so that from the hollow wall elements 37, 38, 39, 40 a one-piece concrete part is created.
- the from the concrete slab 51 into the cavities of the cavity wall elements 37, 38, 39, 40 cast into steel rods, so that ensures good anchoring of the wall in the subsurface is.
- reinforcements can also be used that they protrude upwards. Such reinforcements increase the stability of the wall as it is a good connection from one another ensure arranged wall segments.
- the reinforcements inserted in the filled wall elements 37, 38 protrude into the cavity of the cavity wall elements 41, 52. When subsequently filling this cavity with concrete they are poured in. This creates good cohesion between the first cast wall elements 37, 38 and the wall elements 41, 52 cast in a second step.
- the gable elements 53 are filled Wall elements 41, 52 set, connected to the frame 1 and filled with concrete.
- the resulting wall is a one-piece structure made of reinforced concrete.
- the scaffold can be removed. To do this, use the wing nuts 44 connections made loosened by the wing nuts 44 are unscrewed from the threaded rods 42. The connection the inclined supports 18 with the brackets 19 of the scaffold are as well as the connections of the connectors 17 the wall elements 39, 40 solved.
- the connectors 17 can here, in order to avoid damage, folded into the scaffold 1 will.
- the swivel joint serves for this purpose by screwing to the plate 14a.
- the scaffold can now - as shown in Fig. 15 - from the Wall can be solved and by a rotary movement in the between the supports 2, 3 and the base plates 8, 9 formed joint be pivoted away.
- the connection of the scaffold 1 to the base plates 8, 9 is loosened by loosening the wing nuts 31.
- the scaffold can the position to be transported to the second wall to be built.
- the wing nuts 36 are of the in the base plate 51st anchored screws 35 unscrewed so that the base plates 8, 9 can be removed.
- the scaffold After erecting all of the proposed walls on a construction site, can the scaffold by loosening the connections of its components be dismantled. The individual parts can be easily remove.
- the second embodiment of a scaffold shown in FIG. 16 is provided for producing the corner elements 54a, 54b.
- the scaffold 70 consists of a vertical support 59, which with a bottom plate 58 is connected.
- the scaffold 70 is through two inclined supports 18 supported laterally.
- On the support 59 three cross members 60 are screwed.
- the inclined supports 18 are constructed in the same way as in the first embodiment.
- the base plate 58 is also the same the bottom plate 8 used in the first embodiment. It forms a hinge with the support 59, so that the frame 70 can be built up on the floor and swiveled in the Swivel is erectable.
- the cross members 60 have an L-shape. You are with the Support 59 connected via screw connections. Here you can the same threaded rods and wing nuts are used as in the framework of the first embodiment.
- On the short Leg of the L-shaped support 60 is an end plate 61 welded on.
- the long leg of the carrier 60 is pierced, so that end plates 61 can be attached to it.
- For the releasable fastening of the end plates 61 are screws 64 provided.
- an angle piece 63 is provided to attach the at an angle to each other arranged cavity wall elements which form the corner element 54a.
- the elbow 63 will connected to the end plates 61 via threaded rods 62.
- the threaded rods 62 are supported on both sides by wing nuts 68 secured.
- FIG. 17 shows how cavity wall elements 65, 66, 67 are connected to the cross member 60.
- Corner element 54a either a long cavity wall element 67 or a short cavity wall element 66 and accordingly only one attached to the long side of the L-shaped bracket 60 End plates 61 is used.
- the end plates 61 have a projecting part 71, which holds the corresponding cavity wall element.
- the hollow wall elements 65, 66 through the angle piece 63 captured.
- the elbow 63 is threaded rods 62nd connected to the end plates 61. By tightening the Locknuts 68 can be achieved so a firm hold.
- the scaffold 70 is erected in a lying position.
- the bottom plate 58 and the bottom plates 20 are on the Fixed underground.
- the scaffold 70 is with the base plate 58 articulated and erected by a swiveling movement.
- the inclined supports 18 By attaching the inclined supports 18 to the floor panels 20 and on corresponding brackets on the scaffold 70 the scaffold secured laterally.
- Analogous to the procedure for the scaffold according to the first embodiment is by turning the main body 56 of the Inclined supports 18 set the length of the inclined supports 18 so that the scaffold is level.
- the hollow wall element 65 is moved to the predetermined one with the aid of a crane Site transported and aligned with the help of the scaffold. Care is taken that the from the underground outstanding reinforcements in the cavity of the cavity wall element 65 protrude.
- the cavity wall element 65 is thus the scaffold placed that it was at the short ends of the L-shaped Cross member 60 through the end plates 61 and attached to it Sheets 71 is held.
- the second cavity wall element 66 is made with the help a crane placed on the scaffold 70, the turn in turn Reinforcements anchored underground in the cavity of the cavity wall element Protrude 66.
- the cavity wall element 66 is secured by end plates 61 on the long side of the cross member 60 set and screwed there, so that Cavity wall element 66 between the protruding parts 71 of the End plates 61 and the carrier 60 is held.
- the open sides of the cavity wall elements 65, 66 are with Scarf boards - not shown in the figures - completed.
- the formwork boards are through the end plates 61 in Position held.
- the cavity wall elements 65, 66 are attached to the frame 70, by placing elbows 63 over threaded rods 62 are connected to the end plates 61. By Tightening the wing nuts 68 will secure the connection.
- the cavity wall elements 65, 66 are poured together with concrete. The resulting forces affect the cavity wall elements 65, 66 apart by holding the cavity wall elements between the cross members 60 and the end pieces 61 and the elbow 63 caught.
- the in Reinforced soil embedded in the cavities of the floor Hollow wall elements 65, 66 protrude, are cast in. It a one-piece corner element is firmly anchored in the ground 54a.
- first created corner elements 54a opposite corner elements 54b the cross members 60 of the scaffold 70 are turned over and in correspondingly rotated position connected to the support 59.
- FIG. 19 shows a working platform 69 which is simpler Way to the cross member 6 of a scaffold after the first Embodiment can be attached.
- a work platform facilitates guiding the cavity wall elements in a corresponding manner Height.
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- Fig. 1
- eine perspektivische Ansicht einer ersten Ausführungsform des erfindungsgemäßen Gerüsts;
- Fig. 2
- eine Draufsicht auf einen Querträger des Gerüsts;
- Fig. 3
- eine perspektivische Ansicht des Gerüsts mit Schrägstützen und angrenzenden Teilen;
- Fig. 4
- eine Schnittansicht eines Querträgers mit einem daran befestigten Anschlußstück.
- Fig. 5, 6, 7
- Ansichten verschiedener Anschlußstücke;
- Fig. 8
- eine perspektivische Ansicht einer Bodenplatte mit vertikaler Stütze in aufrechter Stellung und angrenzenden Teilen;
- Fig. 9
- eine perspektivische Ansicht der Bodenplatte von Fig. 8 mit vertikaler Stütze in gekippter Stellung und angrenzenden Teilen;
- Fig. 10
- eine perspektivische Ansicht eines bei einer Ausführungsform des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens eingesetzten Gerüsts mit daran befestigten Hohlwandelementen;
- Fig. 11
- eine Seitenansicht im Schnitt durch das Gerüst und daran befestigte Hohlwandelemente;
- Fig. 12
- eine perspektivische Ansicht der Positionierung eines zweiten Hohlwandelements auf einem bereits befestigten ersten Hohlwandelement;
- Fig. 13
- ein perspektivische Ansicht eines Hohlwandelements mit aufgesetzten Schalungsklammern;
- Fig. 14
- eine perspektivische Ansicht einer Schalungsklammer;
- Fig. 15
- eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht eines mit einer Ausführungsform des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens durchzuführenden Bauvorhabens;
- Fig. 16
- eine perspektivische Ansicht einer zweiten Ausführungsform des erfindungsgemäßen Gerüsts;
- Fig. 17
- einen Schnitt durch ein Gerüst der zweiten Ausführungsform mit daran befestigten Hohlwandelementen;
- Fig. 18
- eine perspektivische Ansicht eines Gerüst nach der zweiten Ausführungsform mit daran befestigten Hohlwandelementen;
- Fig. 19
- eine perspektivische Ansicht einer an einem Gerüst anhängbaren Arbeitsbühne.
Claims (18)
- Verfahren zum Errichten von Wänden aus Beton, bei dem Hohlwandelemente neben- und/oder übereinander gesetzt und mit Beton verfüllt werden, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hohlwandelemente in vorbestimmter Position angeordnet und in der Position, die sie in der zu errichtenden Wand einnehmen, durch ein Gerüst gehalten werden.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hohlwandelemente nur von einer Seite von einem Gerüst gehalten werden.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hohlwandelemente lösbar mit dem Gerüst verbunden werden.
- Verfahren nach einem der vorangehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Hohlwandelemente am Gerüst maßgenau positioniert werden.
- Verfahren nach einem oder mehreren der vorangehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Gerüst mit mindestens einer maßgenau ausgerichteten und im Untergrund verankerten Bodenplatte verbunden wird.
- Verfahren nach einem oder mehreren der vorangehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Gerüst nach der Montage in horizontaler Lage durch eine Schwenkbewegung aufgerichtet wird, für die am unteren Ende des Gerüstes, vorzugsweise an den ausgerichteten Bodenplatten, ein Drehgelenk vorgesehen ist.
- Verfahren nach einem oder mehreren der vorangehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Gerüst zum Errichten weiterer Wände wiederverwendet wird.
- Gerüst zum Errichten von Wänden aus Beton, die aus neben- und/oder übereinander gesetzten Hohlwandelementen bestehen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß es Mittel zum Halten der Hohlwandelemente (37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 65, 66, 67) in der Position vorsieht, die sie in der zu errichtenden Wand (54a, 54b, 55) einnehmen.
- Gerüst nach Anspruch 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß es wiederverwendbar ist.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 und 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine oder mehrere Vorrichtungen zur lösbaren Befestigung der Hohlwandelemente (37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 65, 66, 67) am Gerüst (1,70) in der Position, die die Elemente (37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 65, 66, 67) in der zu errichtenden Wand (54a, 54b, 55) einnehmen, vorgesehen sind.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 bis 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß es Mittel zum Positionieren der Hohlwandelemente (37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 65, 66, 67) aufweist.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 bis 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß eine Vorrichtung (43) für die Führung der Hohlwandelemente (37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 65, 66, 67) in die Position, die sie in der zu errichtenden Wand (54a, 54b, 55) einnehmen, beim Absenken nach dem Transport am Einsatzort vorgesehen ist.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 bis 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Bauteile des Gerüsts mindestens eine in der Gebrauchslage vertikale Stütze (2, 3, 59) sowie eine oder mehrere Querstreben (4, 5, 6, 7, 60) umfassen.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 bis 13, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Gerüst mindestens eine Bodenplatte (8, 9, 58) aufweist, die am Untergrund befestigbar ist.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 bis 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Gerüst (1, 70) am unteren Ende Drehgelenke (32, 33, 34) zum Verschwenken auf der Bodenplatte (8, 9, 58) aufweist, so daß es am Boden liegend aufbaubar und drehgelenkig aufzurichten ist.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 bis 15, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß es mindestens eine Schrägstütze (18) aufweist, mit der das aufrecht stehende Gerüst (1, 70) seitlich abstützbar ist.
- Gerüst nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 8 bis 16, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß vorzugsweise auf beiden Seiten des Gerüsts (1) Anschlußstücke (17) lösbar mit dem Gerüst (1) verbunden sind, die in Richtung der Querträger (4, 5, 6, 7) verlaufen und das Gerüst (1) mit seitlich aufgestellten Hohlwandelementen (39, 40) verbinden.
- Betonwand aus zwei im Abstand voneinander parallel angeordneten vorgefertigten Betonplatten, deren Zwischenraum mit Ortbeton ausgefüllt ist, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß es sich um neben- und/oder übereinander gesetzte Hohlwandelemente (37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 52, 53, 65, 66, 67) handelt, die so mit Ortbeton verfüllt werden, daß eine einteilige Wand (54a, 54b, 55) entsteht und daß die Wand (54a, 54b, 55) mehr als ein Geschoß hoch ist.
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