EP1749947A1 - Anchoring insert for embedding in concrete - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an anchoring insert to be embedded in prefabricated concrete components, particularly for bracing panels in buildings or for anchoring other elements, such as rails, utility raceways, machines or the like, to the component, and to a prefabricated concrete component provided with such anchoring insert.
- Anchoring inserts are known which are designed to be embedded within prefabricated concrete components and are also known commonly as “slotted inserts” or more simply as “slots”.
- These anchoring inserts are generally constituted by a box-like body, obtained simply by bending a metal plate or provided by welding a plurality of appropriately shaped metal plates, which generally has a substantially flat face, usually with a rectangular plan shape, crossed by an elongated slot.
- a box-like body is embedded, during the manufacture of the prefabricated concrete component, within the body of the component so that the slotted face is substantially coplanar with respect to one of the faces of the component while the remaining part of the box-like body is embedded within the body of the article.
- anchoring inserts The function of these anchoring inserts is to provide coupling points, along the extension of the prefabricated component, for connecting elements, usually constituted by bolts, for other parts, generally other prefabricated concrete components or rails, utility raceways, machines or the like, in the construction of buildings.
- elements usually constituted by bolts, for other parts, generally other prefabricated concrete components or rails, utility raceways, machines or the like, in the construction of buildings.
- inserts of this type are used to connect, by means of bolt-type elements, the prefabricated panels of the face of a building to the back structure of the building.
- a reduced depth of the insert for an equal performance, in fact allows to use the same insert for a wide range of components and reduces the problems linked to its embedding in the component.
- inserts have been provided which have particular shapes so as to increase as much as possible the surface of contact between the insert and the concrete and/or so as to provide, on the outer surface of the insert, adequate anchoring undercuts for the concrete.
- various types of accessories to be associated with the insert before its embedding in the body of the component have been developed, such as for example riveting shoes, rivets, screws, ribbed rods to be inserted through holes of the insert, brackets to be welded to the body of the insert, et cetera.
- These accessories protrude from the body of the insert, and by being embedded in the concrete of the body of the component increase the cohesion between the insert and the component, thus increasing the resistance of the insert to separation from the component.
- the aim of the present invention is to solve the problems described above by providing an anchoring insert to be embedded in prefabricated concrete components which, for an equal depth and shape, can have a higher resistance to separation from the component with respect to known types of anchoring inserts.
- an object of the invention is to provide an anchoring insert which can be manufactured at extremely competitive costs and is simple to use.
- Another object of the invention is to provide an anchoring insert which can ensure high resistance to separation from the component even without requiring additional elements.
- Another object of the invention is to provide an insert which, by being able to have a reduced depth with respect to its resistance to separation, can be used for a wide range of components, including low-thickness components.
- an anchoring insert to be embedded in prefabricated concrete components, particularly for bracing panels in buildings or for anchoring other elements to the component, comprising an insert body which delimits a compartment and has a face provided with a main opening for accessing said compartment, said insert body being embeddable in a concrete component so that said face is substantially flush with a face of said concrete component, a connecting element being insertable in said main opening, characterized in that said insert body has at least one secondary opening which is adapted to allow the concrete of said component to enter said compartment, protection means being provided which can be inserted in said compartment and are adapted to prevent the concrete of the component from accessing a portion of said compartment which is connected to said main opening and is designed to receive said connecting element.
- the anchoring insert generally designated by the reference numeral 1, comprises an insert body 2, which delimits a compartment 3 and is provided with a face 4 in which there is a main opening 5, which allows access to the compartment 3.
- the anchoring insert 1 is designed to be embedded in the body of a concrete component 6 so that the face 4 is substantially flush with one face of the component and so that the remaining part of the insert is embedded in the body of the component 6.
- FIG. 4 illustrates a connecting element 7 constituted by the threaded portion of a bolt with a T-shaped head, but the connecting element 7 can also be constituted by a different connecting element of a known type.
- the body of the insert 2 has at least one secondary opening, which during the manufacture of the component 6, i.e., during the casting of the concrete, is adapted to allow the concrete to enter the compartment 3 so that it is occupied partially by the concrete.
- Complete filling of the compartment 3 by the concrete is prevented by protection means, which can be inserted in the compartment 3 and prevent access of the concrete to a portion 3a of the compartment 3 which is connected to the main opening 5 and is designed to receive the connecting element 7.
- the body of the insert 2 comprises a contoured plate element 8, preferably made of steel, which forms, inside the compartment 3, shoulders 8a, 8b, with which the connecting element 7 is to be engaged.
- Such shoulders 8a, 8b are arranged laterally and on mutually opposite sides with respect to the main opening 5 and are directed away from the face 4.
- the body of the insert 2 has an elongated shape with a substantially constant transverse cross-section, which is preferably substantially ⁇ -shaped, in which the main opening 5 is constituted by a slot which is elongated in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the body of the insert 2.
- the main opening 5 is formed between the two end portions of the ⁇ , which face each other and end with two coplanar wings 9a, 9b, which constitute the face 4.
- the at least one secondary opening through which the concrete can enter the compartment 3 can be formed at the longitudinal ends of the body of the insert 2, which can be completely open as a consequence of the folded plate-like structure of the body of the insert 2, as in the illustrated embodiment.
- the secondary openings can be formed on the lateral surface of the body of the insert 2, for example on the sides of the ⁇ or, as shown, on the back of the ⁇ , which faces the main opening 5.
- the secondary openings constituted by the open longitudinal ends of the body of the insert have been designated by the reference numerals 10a, 10b, while the secondary openings on the back of the body of the insert 2 have been designated by the reference numeral 10c.
- the secondary openings 10a, 10b, 10c are preferably arranged symmetrically with respect to the central transverse cross-section of the body of the insert 2.
- the number of the secondary openings 10c, as well as their shape and arrangement on the body of the insert 2, can vary depending on the degree of connection that is to be provided between the concrete located outside the body of the insert 2 and the concrete located inside it.
- the protection means comprise an elastically deformable element 11, which can be inserted in the compartment 3 through the main opening 5 or laterally thereto before embedding the anchoring insert 1 in the component 6 and can be removed after the hardening of the concrete.
- the elastically deformable element 11 can be constituted for example by a sponge or an elastic pad.
- the elastically deformable element 11 can have various shapes, depending on the shape that is to be obtained for the portion 3a of the compartment 3 that is not occupied by the concrete and accordingly depending on the shape that is to be obtained for the portions of the compartment 3 that are occupied by the concrete.
- the anchoring insert according to the invention can be completed with stiffening means for stiffening the body of the insert 2 proximate to the main opening 5, for example of the type as shown in the published document MI2000A-002792 by the same Applicants.
- stiffening means may comprise a pair of strips or wings rigidly attached by welding, for example to the facing end portion of the ⁇ , along the main opening 5.
- the anchoring insert according to the invention is designed to be arranged in the formwork of a component, arranged so that its face 4 lies at a face of the component 6 to be provided.
- the concrete besides surrounding externally the body of the insert 2, also enters the compartment 3 except for the portion 3a occupied by the elastically deformable element 11. After the hardening of the concrete, the elastically deformable element 11 is extracted from the compartment 3, thus freeing the portion 3a that is designed to be engaged by the connecting element 7.
- the penetration of the concrete of the body of the component 6 within the compartment 3 is extremely important, since it firmly traps the anchoring insert 1 in the body of the component 6, achieving excellent resistance to separation of the insert from the compartment without necessarily resorting to additional anchoring elements which protrude from the insert and without requiring particular shapes which increase the depth of the body of the insert.
- the secondary openings 10a, 10b and particularly the secondary openings 10c provide a sort of tacking between the concrete arranged externally and the concrete arranged inside the body of the insert 2.
- the insert according to the invention is coupled in an optimum manner to the concrete in which it is inserted, which cooperates with the insert in withstanding the stresses transmitted through the insert to the body of the component 6.
- Figures 7 and 8 illustrate schematically a concrete cone 12, which is affected by this transmission of forces and contrasts the extraction of the insert according to the invention from the body of the concrete component 6.
- the anchoring insert according to the invention for an equal resistance to separation from the concrete component, can have a reduced depth with respect to known types of anchoring inserts.
- the increase in cohesion between the insert and the concrete is achieved by using part of the compartment designed to accomodate the connecting element, in contrast with the general trend in the specific field, which has always been to protect as much as possible such compartment from any infiltration of concrete during the casting of the component.
- the anchoring insert according to the invention fully achieves the intended aim, since thanks to the partial invasion of the internal compartment of the insert by the concrete it allows to achieve high cohesion with the concrete component even with a limited insert depth.
- Another advantage of the insert according to the invention that arises from the high cohesion achieved with body of the concrete component is that it can also be produced with a reduced thickness and therefore allows a substantial saving in production costs.
- the materials used although metallic materials are preferred for the manufacture of the anchoring insert, as well as the dimensions, may be any according to requirements and to the state of the art.
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- The present invention relates to an anchoring insert to be embedded in prefabricated concrete components, particularly for bracing panels in buildings or for anchoring other elements, such as rails, utility raceways, machines or the like, to the component, and to a prefabricated concrete component provided with such anchoring insert.
- Anchoring inserts are known which are designed to be embedded within prefabricated concrete components and are also known commonly as "slotted inserts" or more simply as "slots".
- These anchoring inserts are generally constituted by a box-like body, obtained simply by bending a metal plate or provided by welding a plurality of appropriately shaped metal plates, which generally has a substantially flat face, usually with a rectangular plan shape, crossed by an elongated slot. Such box-like body is embedded, during the manufacture of the prefabricated concrete component, within the body of the component so that the slotted face is substantially coplanar with respect to one of the faces of the component while the remaining part of the box-like body is embedded within the body of the article.
- The function of these anchoring inserts is to provide coupling points, along the extension of the prefabricated component, for connecting elements, usually constituted by bolts, for other parts, generally other prefabricated concrete components or rails, utility raceways, machines or the like, in the construction of buildings. Typically, inserts of this type are used to connect, by means of bolt-type elements, the prefabricated panels of the face of a building to the back structure of the building.
- One fundamental technical problem in the design of these inserts is to achieve the intended resistance of the insert to separation from the component in which it is embedded, with a minimal depth of the insert, where depth is the dimension of the insert at right angles to the face of the component that supports the insert and generally is the dimension of the insert along the thickness of the component.
- A reduced depth of the insert, for an equal performance, in fact allows to use the same insert for a wide range of components and reduces the problems linked to its embedding in the component.
- Currently, in order to meet this need, inserts have been provided which have particular shapes so as to increase as much as possible the surface of contact between the insert and the concrete and/or so as to provide, on the outer surface of the insert, adequate anchoring undercuts for the concrete.
- Moreover, various types of accessories to be associated with the insert before its embedding in the body of the component have been developed, such as for example riveting shoes, rivets, screws, ribbed rods to be inserted through holes of the insert, brackets to be welded to the body of the insert, et cetera. These accessories protrude from the body of the insert, and by being embedded in the concrete of the body of the component increase the cohesion between the insert and the component, thus increasing the resistance of the insert to separation from the component.
- All these refinements suffer the drawback of complicating the manufacture of the insert and often do not allow to combine a preset resistance to separation with the intended depth for the insert.
- The aim of the present invention is to solve the problems described above by providing an anchoring insert to be embedded in prefabricated concrete components which, for an equal depth and shape, can have a higher resistance to separation from the component with respect to known types of anchoring inserts.
- Within this aim, an object of the invention is to provide an anchoring insert which can be manufactured at extremely competitive costs and is simple to use.
- Another object of the invention is to provide an anchoring insert which can ensure high resistance to separation from the component even without requiring additional elements.
- Another object of the invention is to provide an insert which, by being able to have a reduced depth with respect to its resistance to separation, can be used for a wide range of components, including low-thickness components.
- This aim and these and other objects which will become better apparent hereinafter are achieved by an anchoring insert to be embedded in prefabricated concrete components, particularly for bracing panels in buildings or for anchoring other elements to the component, comprising an insert body which delimits a compartment and has a face provided with a main opening for accessing said compartment, said insert body being embeddable in a concrete component so that said face is substantially flush with a face of said concrete component, a connecting element being insertable in said main opening, characterized in that said insert body has at least one secondary opening which is adapted to allow the concrete of said component to enter said compartment, protection means being provided which can be inserted in said compartment and are adapted to prevent the concrete of the component from accessing a portion of said compartment which is connected to said main opening and is designed to receive said connecting element.
- Further characteristics and advantages of the invention will become better apparent from the description of a preferred but not exclusive embodiment of the anchoring insert according to the invention, illustrated by way of non-limiting example in the accompanying drawings, wherein:
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of an anchoring insert according to the invention with the protection means;
- Figure 2 is a partially sectional perspective view of a concrete component, taken at an anchoring insert according to the invention provided with the protection means;
- Figure 3 is a perspective view of a prefabricated concrete panel with two anchoring inserts according to the invention;
- Figure 4 is an enlarged-scale view of a detail of Figure 3 with a connecting element engaged in an anchoring insert;
- Figure 5 is a perspective view of a portion of a concrete component with an anchoring insert according to the invention;
- Figure 6 is a sectional view of Figure 5, taken along the line VI-VI;
- Figure 7 is a sectional view, taken in a manner similar to Figure 6, of the concrete cone which contrasts the extraction of the insert from the body of the component;
- Figure 8 is a sectional view of Figure 7, taken along the line VIII-VIII, of the concrete cone which contrasts the extraction of the insert from the body of the component.
- With reference to the figures, the anchoring insert according to the invention, generally designated by the
reference numeral 1, comprises aninsert body 2, which delimits acompartment 3 and is provided with aface 4 in which there is amain opening 5, which allows access to thecompartment 3. - The anchoring
insert 1 is designed to be embedded in the body of aconcrete component 6 so that theface 4 is substantially flush with one face of the component and so that the remaining part of the insert is embedded in the body of thecomponent 6. - It is possible to insert in the
main opening 5, when theanchoring element 1 is embedded in thecomponent 6, a connectingelement 7 in order to connect thecomponent 6 to other parts of a building. Figure 4 illustrates aconnecting element 7 constituted by the threaded portion of a bolt with a T-shaped head, but the connectingelement 7 can also be constituted by a different connecting element of a known type. - According to the invention, the body of the
insert 2 has at least one secondary opening, which during the manufacture of thecomponent 6, i.e., during the casting of the concrete, is adapted to allow the concrete to enter thecompartment 3 so that it is occupied partially by the concrete. Complete filling of thecompartment 3 by the concrete is prevented by protection means, which can be inserted in thecompartment 3 and prevent access of the concrete to a portion 3a of thecompartment 3 which is connected to themain opening 5 and is designed to receive the connectingelement 7. - Conveniently, the body of the
insert 2 comprises a contoured plate element 8, preferably made of steel, which forms, inside thecompartment 3,shoulders connecting element 7 is to be engaged.Such shoulders main opening 5 and are directed away from theface 4. - The body of the
insert 2 has an elongated shape with a substantially constant transverse cross-section, which is preferably substantially Ω-shaped, in which themain opening 5 is constituted by a slot which is elongated in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the body of theinsert 2. In practice, in the illustrated embodiment, themain opening 5 is formed between the two end portions of the Ω, which face each other and end with two coplanar wings 9a, 9b, which constitute theface 4. - The at least one secondary opening through which the concrete can enter the
compartment 3 can be formed at the longitudinal ends of the body of theinsert 2, which can be completely open as a consequence of the folded plate-like structure of the body of theinsert 2, as in the illustrated embodiment. - As an alternative, or in combination, the secondary openings can be formed on the lateral surface of the body of the
insert 2, for example on the sides of the Ω or, as shown, on the back of the Ω, which faces themain opening 5. - In the illustrated embodiment, the secondary openings constituted by the open longitudinal ends of the body of the insert have been designated by the
reference numerals 10a, 10b, while the secondary openings on the back of the body of theinsert 2 have been designated by thereference numeral 10c. - The
secondary openings insert 2. - It is possible to provide, on the back of the body of the
insert 2, at least twosecondary openings 10c, located proximate to the longitudinal ends of the body of theinsert 2, or at least threesecondary openings 10c, of which two are located proximate to the longitudinal ends and one is located in an intermediate region of the body of theinsert 2. - It should be noted that the number of the
secondary openings 10c, as well as their shape and arrangement on the body of theinsert 2, can vary depending on the degree of connection that is to be provided between the concrete located outside the body of theinsert 2 and the concrete located inside it. - Preferably, the protection means comprise an elastically
deformable element 11, which can be inserted in thecompartment 3 through themain opening 5 or laterally thereto before embedding theanchoring insert 1 in thecomponent 6 and can be removed after the hardening of the concrete. - The elastically
deformable element 11 can be constituted for example by a sponge or an elastic pad. - The elastically
deformable element 11 can have various shapes, depending on the shape that is to be obtained for the portion 3a of thecompartment 3 that is not occupied by the concrete and accordingly depending on the shape that is to be obtained for the portions of thecompartment 3 that are occupied by the concrete. - The anchoring insert according to the invention can be completed with stiffening means for stiffening the body of the
insert 2 proximate to themain opening 5, for example of the type as shown in the published document MI2000A-002792 by the same Applicants. Such stiffening means may comprise a pair of strips or wings rigidly attached by welding, for example to the facing end portion of the Ω, along themain opening 5. - In practice, the anchoring insert according to the invention is designed to be arranged in the formwork of a component, arranged so that its
face 4 lies at a face of thecomponent 6 to be provided. - During the casting of the concrete to produce the
component 6, the concrete, besides surrounding externally the body of theinsert 2, also enters thecompartment 3 except for the portion 3a occupied by the elasticallydeformable element 11. After the hardening of the concrete, the elasticallydeformable element 11 is extracted from thecompartment 3, thus freeing the portion 3a that is designed to be engaged by the connectingelement 7. - The penetration of the concrete of the body of the
component 6 within thecompartment 3 is extremely important, since it firmly traps the anchoring insert 1 in the body of thecomponent 6, achieving excellent resistance to separation of the insert from the compartment without necessarily resorting to additional anchoring elements which protrude from the insert and without requiring particular shapes which increase the depth of the body of the insert. - It should be noted that the
secondary openings 10a, 10b and particularly thesecondary openings 10c provide a sort of tacking between the concrete arranged externally and the concrete arranged inside the body of theinsert 2. In this manner, the insert according to the invention is coupled in an optimum manner to the concrete in which it is inserted, which cooperates with the insert in withstanding the stresses transmitted through the insert to the body of thecomponent 6. Figures 7 and 8 illustrate schematically aconcrete cone 12, which is affected by this transmission of forces and contrasts the extraction of the insert according to the invention from the body of theconcrete component 6. - Thanks to this fact, the anchoring insert according to the invention, for an equal resistance to separation from the concrete component, can have a reduced depth with respect to known types of anchoring inserts.
- It should be noted that in the anchoring insert according to the invention the increase in cohesion between the insert and the concrete is achieved by using part of the compartment designed to accomodate the connecting element, in contrast with the general trend in the specific field, which has always been to protect as much as possible such compartment from any infiltration of concrete during the casting of the component.
- In practice it has been found that the anchoring insert according to the invention fully achieves the intended aim, since thanks to the partial invasion of the internal compartment of the insert by the concrete it allows to achieve high cohesion with the concrete component even with a limited insert depth.
- Another advantage of the insert according to the invention that arises from the high cohesion achieved with body of the concrete component is that it can also be produced with a reduced thickness and therefore allows a substantial saving in production costs.
- The anchoring insert thus conceived is susceptible of numerous modifications and variations, all of which are within the scope of the appended claims; all the details may further be replaced with other technically equivalent elements.
- In practice, the materials used, although metallic materials are preferred for the manufacture of the anchoring insert, as well as the dimensions, may be any according to requirements and to the state of the art.
- Where technical features mentioned in any claim are followed by reference signs, those reference signs have been included for the sole purpose of increasing the intelligibility of the claims and accordingly, such reference signs do not have any limiting effect on the interpretation of each element identified by way of example by such reference signs.
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- An anchoring insert to be embedded in prefabricated concrete components, particularly for bracing panels in buildings or for anchoring other elements to the component, comprising an insert body (2) which delimits a compartment (3) and has, a face (4) provided with a main opening (5) for accessing said compartment (3), said insert body (2) being embeddable in a concrete component (6) so that said face (4) is substantially flush with a face of said concrete component (6), a connecting element (7) being insertable in said main opening (5), characterized in that said insert body (2) has at least one secondary opening (10a,10b,10c) which is adapted to allow the concrete of said component (6) to enter said compartment (3), protection means (11) being provided which can be inserted in said compartment (3) and are adapted to prevent the concrete of the component (6) from accessing a portion (3a) of said compartment (3) which is connected to said main opening (5) and is designed to receive said connecting element (7).
- The anchoring insert according to claim 1, characterized in that said insert body (2) comprises a contoured plate-like element (8) which forms, inside said compartment (3), engagement shoulders (8a,8b) for said connecting element (7), said shoulders (8a,8b) being arranged laterally and on mutually opposite sides with respect to said main opening (5).
- The anchoring insert according to claim 1, characterized in that said insert body (2) has an elongated shape with a substantially constant transverse cross-section, said main opening (5) being elongated along a direction that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal extension of said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said face (4) of the insert body (2) in which said main opening (5) is formed is substantially flat and is designed to be substantially coplanar with respect to a face of the concrete component (6) that embeds said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said at least one secondary opening (10a,10b) is formed at a longitudinal end of said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said at least one secondary opening comprises at least two secondary openings (10a,10b,10c) arranged symmetrically with respect to a transverse central cross-section of said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said at least one secondary opening comprises at least three secondary openings (10c), of which two are arranged proximate to the longitudinal ends and one is arranged in an intermediate region of said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said secondary openings (10a,10b) are constituted by the open longitudinal ends of said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said secondary openings (10c) are formed on the lateral surface of said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said secondary openings (10c) are formed on a face of said insert body (2) that lies opposite with respect to the face (4) on which said main opening (5) is formed.
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the transverse cross-section of said insert body (2) is substantially shaped like a letter Ω, with said main opening (5) formed between the two mutually facing portions of the Ω and with secondary openings (10a,10b) at the two open longitudinal ends of said insert body (2).
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that said protection means comprise an elastically deformable element (11), which can be inserted in said compartment (3) through said main opening (5) before embedding the anchoring insert (1) in the concrete component (6) and can be removed after the hardening of the concrete.
- The anchoring insert according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises stiffening means for stiffening said insert body (2) proximate to said main opening (5).
- The anchoring insert of claim 13, characterized in that said stiffening means comprises a pair of strips or wings rigidly connected to the facing portions of the Ω, along said main opening (5).
- A prefabricated concrete component, characterized in that it has at least one anchoring insert (1) according to one or more of the preceding claims embedded within the body of the component (6) so that said face (4) of the body of the insert (2) in which said main opening (5) is formed is substantially flush with one face of the body of the component (6), the concrete that constitutes said body of the component (6) occupying part of said compartment (3).
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