EP2636793B1 - Metalled road, road covering slab and method for laying a metalled road and method of maintaining such road - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a metalled road.
- a metalled road has a road direction and can be constructed from road covering slabs following one another in the road direction.
- the invention relates to a cycle path or a footpath.
- the invention furthermore relates to a road covering slab and a method for laying a metalled road.
- road covering slabs in particular road covering slabs made from concrete, for laying a metalled road is generally known.
- the concrete road covering slabs are laid flat following one another and the space between consecutive slabs is filled with an elastic material, for example bitumen or mastic.
- the space between consecutive slabs acts as an expansion joint.
- a metalled road is known from NL2003976 with a road direction and constructed from road covering slabs following one another in the road direction, characterised in that two consecutive road covering slabs are interlinked with a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint.
- WO2011/039436 A2 relates to a transverse junction comprising two facing transverse ends of two successive prefabricated carriageway elements.
- FR2808292 describes the use of concrete slabs for laying footpaths or cycle paths over train rails.
- the slabs are interlinked using interworking concrete parts of consecutive road covering slabs. Due to the design of the interworking concrete parts, consecutive road covering slabs cannot be displaced in relation to one another in the longitudinal direction of the road covering.
- FR1311690 describes the use of separating elements in a layer of concrete in order to create therewith controllable break areas in the layer of concrete.
- the separating elements are inserted into the concrete during the manufacture of the concrete layer. If the concrete layer cracks due to expansion and contraction of the layer of concrete, the separating element ensures that the break does not become an opening through the concrete layer which runs from the top side to the bottom side.
- GB2128665A describes a cycle path made from a flexible material. Consecutive slabs are interlinked by means of a number of mortise-and-tenon-shaped joints.
- FR2715672 describes a cycle path wherein three types of concrete elements are used: rectangular slabs, slabs with the shape of a semicircle and slabs with a substantially triangular shape. The slabs are laid next to one another and have no interlinking mechanism.
- the object of the invention is to provide an improved metalled road.
- Advantages of the improved metalled road may entail simplified laying of the road, improved stability of the road covering, flatter road covering surface, lower maintenance costs relating to, for example, weed control and the like.
- a further object of the invention is to eliminate at least partially a disadvantage of a known metalled road.
- a further object of the invention is to produce an alternative metalled road covering.
- a metalled road according to claim 1 One advantage of the invention is that a road covering slab can be more simply removed from an already laid metalled road by laterally knocking out the plastic profile. This removal of a road covering slab is necessary in practice when a road covering slab is replaced as a result of, for example, damage to the road covering slab, or required maintenance on cabling or tree roots under the road covering slab.
- the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint forms a joint over substantially the entire width of the metalled road. As the tongue remains located in the groove under all normal operating conditions, consecutive slabs cannot move in relation to one another in the vertical direction. If, for example, concrete is used, this joint also has the advantage that a tongue is more rigid over the entire width of the road covering than mortise-and-tenon joints which are implemented, for example, on both sides of the road covering. Furthermore, the plastic profile forms an integrated expansion joint to accommodate contraction and expansion of the road covering slabs in the road direction. Furthermore, the plastic profile forms a barrier to weed seeds below and above the plastic profile.
- the road covering slabs are provided on their opposite-lying ends with a respective groove, only one type of road covering slab is necessary in order to lay a quantity of road covering slabs consecutively. Moreover, the orientation of a road covering slab in the road direction during the laying operation is irrelevant.
- the metalled road comprises a road covering side and a bottom side lying opposite the road covering side, wherein the groove is disposed between the road covering side and the bottom side in such a way that a first groove-forming edge in the bottom side gives way more readily than a second groove-forming edge in the road covering side.
- the distance from the groove to the road covering side is greater than the distance from the groove to the bottom side. This furthermore ensures that the first groove-forming edge in the bottom side gives way more readily than the second groove-forming edge in the road covering side.
- the joint between two consecutive road covering slabs from one side edge of the metalled road to the opposite-lying side edge of the metalled road has the shape of an arc. This makes the laying of a bend in the road all the more simple.
- the first side edge along the road covering side is convex and the opposite-lying side edge along the road covering side is concave.
- the plastic profile preferably has a flexibility which is such that it can assume the shape of the arc.
- the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint is semicircular.
- the semicircular shape allows a slight reciprocal tilt of road covering slabs in relation to the road.
- a cross section of the plastic profile has, in the road direction, a side which is semicircular, facing away from the first side edge.
- a cross section of the plastic profile has, in the road direction, a side which is trapezoidal, facing away from the first side edge. The narrowing ensures that the tongue can be more quickly positioned partially in the groove in order then to be pushed with the broader part also into the groove.
- a cross section of the plastic profile has, in the road direction, a side facing away from the first side edge which is triangular.
- the groove has a shape which matches the plastic profile.
- the invention furthermore relates to a road covering slab as in claim 13.
- the invention furthermore relates to a method for laying a metalled road as in claim 14.
- the invention furthermore relates to a method for maintaining the metalled road according to the invention as defined in claim 15. According to this method, maintenance on the metalled road is simpler and more economical since no breaking up is required, thereby also reducing the risk of damage to adjacent road covering slabs also.
- Figure 1 shows schematically a side view in cross section of a first embodiment of a metalled road 1 according to the invention
- Figure 2 shows schematically a part of the design from Figure 1 .
- a metalled road 1 with a road direction is shown.
- the metalled road is constructed from road covering slabs 2, 3 following one another in the road direction.
- the metalled road 1 may be a cycle path or footpath, but the metalled road according to the invention is not limited to these types of roads.
- the metalled road 1 consists of consecutive separate road covering slabs 2, 3.
- the road covering slabs 2, 3 are preferably made from concrete, but can also be made from other materials which are suitable for the manufacture of a road covering slab 2, 3.
- a plastic profile 4 for joining adjacent road covering slabs 4 lies between consecutive road covering slabs 2, 3.
- the plastic profile accommodates expansion and prevents reciprocal subsidence of the road covering slabs 2, 3.
- the plastic profile 4 extends here over the width of the metalled road 1.
- the two consecutive road covering slabs 2, 3 are provided on the opposite-lying ends 5, 6 with a respective groove 7 for the partial accommodation therein of the plastic profile 4.
- the plastic profile 4 extends into the respective groove 7 to form a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint 8. This joint 8 links two consecutive road covering slabs 2, 3 in order to form the metalled road 1.
- the metalled road has a road covering side 9 and a bottom side 10 lying opposite the road covering side 9.
- the groove 7 is disposed between the road covering side 9 and the bottom side 10 in such a way that, if the road covering 1 is overloaded, a first groove-forming edge 12 in the bottom side 10 gives way more readily than a second groove-forming edge 11 in the road covering side 9.
- the distance here from the groove 7 to the road covering site 9 is greater than the distance from the groove 7 to the bottom side 10.
- the joint 8 between two consecutive road covering slabs 2, 3, from the side edge 5 of the road covering slab 2 to the opposite-lying side edge 6 of the road covering slab 3, has the shape of an arc. It is possible that a side edge 5 along the road covering side is convex, and the opposite-lying side edge 6 along the road covering side is concave. To link these road covering slabs with an arc, the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint 8 is semicircular.
- a cross section surface of the plastic profile 4 has, in the road direction, a side which is trapezoidal, facing away from the first side edge. This trapezoidal shape simplifies the pivoting away of the road covering slab 2 around the plastic profile 4.
- the cross section of the plastic profile 4 matches that of two opposite-lying grooves 7 to form the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint 8. Shapes other than trapezoidal are furthermore conceivable, such as semicircular and triangular. It is important that the groove 7 has a shape which matches that of the plastic profile 4 in such a way that the road covering slabs 2, 3 are joined to form a road covering.
- the part 11 of the groove edge above the groove 7 is thicker than the part 12 of the groove edge below the groove 7.
- the part 12 of the lowermost groove edge will normally break off first and the road covering side 9 remains undamaged.
- the part 11 has a minimum height of 2.5 cm and the part 12 a height of 1.5 cm. In a different embodiment, the part 11 has a height of 5 cm, and the part 12 a height of 2.5 cm.
- a spacer 13 is provided between the two side edges 5, 6, here in the road covering side of the road covering slabs.
- a bevel 14 is fitted on the side edges 5, 6, in the bottom side 10 of the road covering slabs 2, 3 to prevent contact all the more between the two road covering slabs 2, 3.
- the spacer 13 has a width, for example 3 mm, which is such that it is possible to saw the plastic profile 4 through the middle, thus providing an additional possibility for removing a road covering slab 2, also in combination with the fact that the plastic profile 4 is a separate part.
- Road covering slabs 2, 3 for a cycle path can have a width of, for example, 2 m and a length of 3-4 m.
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Description
- The invention relates to a metalled road. A metalled road has a road direction and can be constructed from road covering slabs following one another in the road direction. In particular, the invention relates to a cycle path or a footpath. The invention furthermore relates to a road covering slab and a method for laying a metalled road.
- The use of road covering slabs, in particular road covering slabs made from concrete, for laying a metalled road is generally known. The concrete road covering slabs are laid flat following one another and the space between consecutive slabs is filled with an elastic material, for example bitumen or mastic. The space between consecutive slabs acts as an expansion joint.
- A metalled road is known from
NL2003976 WO2011/039436 A2 relates to a transverse junction comprising two facing transverse ends of two successive prefabricated carriageway elements. -
FR2808292 -
FR1311690 -
GB2128665A -
FR2715672 - The object of the invention is to provide an improved metalled road. Advantages of the improved metalled road may entail simplified laying of the road, improved stability of the road covering, flatter road covering surface, lower maintenance costs relating to, for example, weed control and the like.
- A further object of the invention is to eliminate at least partially a disadvantage of a known metalled road.
- A further object of the invention is to produce an alternative metalled road covering.
- According to the invention, these objects are achieved with a metalled road according to
claim 1. One advantage of the invention is that a road covering slab can be more simply removed from an already laid metalled road by laterally knocking out the plastic profile. This removal of a road covering slab is necessary in practice when a road covering slab is replaced as a result of, for example, damage to the road covering slab, or required maintenance on cabling or tree roots under the road covering slab. - One advantage of the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint is that it forms a joint over substantially the entire width of the metalled road. As the tongue remains located in the groove under all normal operating conditions, consecutive slabs cannot move in relation to one another in the vertical direction. If, for example, concrete is used, this joint also has the advantage that a tongue is more rigid over the entire width of the road covering than mortise-and-tenon joints which are implemented, for example, on both sides of the road covering. Furthermore, the plastic profile forms an integrated expansion joint to accommodate contraction and expansion of the road covering slabs in the road direction. Furthermore, the plastic profile forms a barrier to weed seeds below and above the plastic profile.
- As the road covering slabs are provided on their opposite-lying ends with a respective groove, only one type of road covering slab is necessary in order to lay a quantity of road covering slabs consecutively. Moreover, the orientation of a road covering slab in the road direction during the laying operation is irrelevant.
- The metalled road comprises a road covering side and a bottom side lying opposite the road covering side, wherein the groove is disposed between the road covering side and the bottom side in such a way that a first groove-forming edge in the bottom side gives way more readily than a second groove-forming edge in the road covering side. This offers the advantage that, if the road covering is overloaded, the groove-forming edge in the bottom side always gives way. This prevents the formation of an edge or ridge on the road covering side which causes inconvenience for users or even results in unsafe situations.
- The distance from the groove to the road covering side is greater than the distance from the groove to the bottom side. This furthermore ensures that the first groove-forming edge in the bottom side gives way more readily than the second groove-forming edge in the road covering side.
- In one embodiment of the metalled road, the joint between two consecutive road covering slabs from one side edge of the metalled road to the opposite-lying side edge of the metalled road has the shape of an arc. This makes the laying of a bend in the road all the more simple. In one design, the first side edge along the road covering side is convex and the opposite-lying side edge along the road covering side is concave. The plastic profile preferably has a flexibility which is such that it can assume the shape of the arc.
- In one embodiment of the metalled road, the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint is semicircular. The semicircular shape allows a slight reciprocal tilt of road covering slabs in relation to the road.
- In one embodiment of the metalled road, a cross section of the plastic profile has, in the road direction, a side which is semicircular, facing away from the first side edge.
- In one embodiment of the metalled road, a cross section of the plastic profile has, in the road direction, a side which is trapezoidal, facing away from the first side edge. The narrowing ensures that the tongue can be more quickly positioned partially in the groove in order then to be pushed with the broader part also into the groove.
- In one embodiment of the metalled road, a cross section of the plastic profile has, in the road direction, a side facing away from the first side edge which is triangular.
- In one embodiment of the metalled road, the groove has a shape which matches the plastic profile.
- The invention furthermore relates to a road covering slab as in
claim 13. The invention furthermore relates to a method for laying a metalled road as inclaim 14. The invention furthermore relates to a method for maintaining the metalled road according to the invention as defined in claim 15. According to this method, maintenance on the metalled road is simpler and more economical since no breaking up is required, thereby also reducing the risk of damage to adjacent road covering slabs also. - These and other aspects, characteristics and advantages of the invention are explained in detail on the basis of the following description, with reference to the drawings, in which the same reference numbers designate the same or comparable parts, and wherein:
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Figure 1 shows schematically a side view of a first embodiment of a metalled road according to the invention; -
Figure 2 shows schematically a part of the design fromFigure 1 ; -
Figure 1 shows schematically a side view in cross section of a first embodiment of ametalled road 1 according to the invention;Figure 2 shows schematically a part of the design fromFigure 1 . In the description below, reference is made to bothFigures 1 and 2 . - A
metalled road 1 with a road direction is shown. The metalled road is constructed fromroad covering slabs metalled road 1 may be a cycle path or footpath, but the metalled road according to the invention is not limited to these types of roads. Themetalled road 1 consists of consecutive separateroad covering slabs road covering slabs road covering slab - A
plastic profile 4 for joining adjacentroad covering slabs 4 lies between consecutiveroad covering slabs road covering slabs plastic profile 4 extends here over the width of themetalled road 1. The two consecutiveroad covering slabs respective groove 7 for the partial accommodation therein of theplastic profile 4. Theplastic profile 4 extends into therespective groove 7 to form a tongue-and-groove-shapedjoint 8. This joint 8 links two consecutiveroad covering slabs metalled road 1. - The metalled road has a road covering side 9 and a
bottom side 10 lying opposite the road covering side 9. Thegroove 7 is disposed between the road covering side 9 and thebottom side 10 in such a way that, if the road covering 1 is overloaded, a first groove-formingedge 12 in thebottom side 10 gives way more readily than a second groove-formingedge 11 in the road covering side 9. For this purpose, the distance here from thegroove 7 to the road covering site 9 is greater than the distance from thegroove 7 to thebottom side 10. - It is conceivable that the joint 8 between two consecutive
road covering slabs side edge 5 of theroad covering slab 2 to the opposite-lyingside edge 6 of theroad covering slab 3, has the shape of an arc. It is possible that aside edge 5 along the road covering side is convex, and the opposite-lyingside edge 6 along the road covering side is concave. To link these road covering slabs with an arc, the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint 8 is semicircular. - A cross section surface of the
plastic profile 4 has, in the road direction, a side which is trapezoidal, facing away from the first side edge. This trapezoidal shape simplifies the pivoting away of theroad covering slab 2 around theplastic profile 4. The cross section of theplastic profile 4 matches that of two opposite-lyinggrooves 7 to form the tongue-and-groove-shapedjoint 8. Shapes other than trapezoidal are furthermore conceivable, such as semicircular and triangular. It is important that thegroove 7 has a shape which matches that of theplastic profile 4 in such a way that theroad covering slabs - The distance from the
groove 7 to the road covering side 9 is greater than the distance from thegroove 7 to thebottom side 10. As a result, thepart 11 of the groove edge above thegroove 7 is thicker than thepart 12 of the groove edge below thegroove 7. In the event of excessive stresses between consecutive slabs, thepart 12 of the lowermost groove edge will normally break off first and the road covering side 9 remains undamaged. In one embodiment, thepart 11 has a minimum height of 2.5 cm and the part 12 a height of 1.5 cm. In a different embodiment, thepart 11 has a height of 5 cm, and the part 12 a height of 2.5 cm. - During the laying of the
road covering slabs side edges spacer 13 is provided between the twoside edges bevel 14 is fitted on the side edges 5, 6, in thebottom side 10 of theroad covering slabs road covering slabs spacer 13 has a width, for example 3 mm, which is such that it is possible to saw theplastic profile 4 through the middle, thus providing an additional possibility for removing aroad covering slab 2, also in combination with the fact that theplastic profile 4 is a separate part. -
Road covering slabs - During the execution of the methods for laying a
metalled road 1, the following steps are performed: - providing the
road covering slabs - laying a first
road covering slab 2; - fitting a
plastic profile 4 into thegroove 7 of the firstroad covering slab 2, saidprofile 4 forming a tongue to form a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint 8, - laying a second
road covering slab 3 next to the firstroad covering slab 2 in a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint with the firstroad covering slab 2. - While carrying out maintenance on the
metalled road 1, the following steps are performed: - laterally knocking an intermediate
plastic profile 4 out of thegroove 7 of aroad covering slab - replacing the
road covering slab - laterally knocking an intermediate
plastic profile 4 into thegroove 7 of theroad covering slab - The measures described above for producing a metalled road according to the invention can obviously be implemented separately or in parallel, or in a different combination, or possibly supplemented by further measures, wherein the design will essentially depend on the field of application of the metalled road and the material used. The invention is not limited to the embodiments illustrated.
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- Metalled road (1) with a road direction and constructed from road covering slabs (2, 3) following one another in the road direction and plastic profiles (4) lying between consecutive road covering slabs, wherein the two consecutive road covering slabs are provided on their opposite-lying ends (5, 6) with a respective groove (7), and wherein the plastic profile extends into the respective grooves to form a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint (8) over the entire width of the metalled road, said joint linking two consecutive road covering slabs to form the metalled road, the metalled road comprising a road covering side (9) and a bottom side (10) lying opposite the road covering side, wherein the groove is disposed between the road covering side and the bottom side and the distance from the groove to the road covering side is greater than the distance from the groove to the bottom side such that a first groove-forming edge (12) in the bottom side gives way more readily than a second groove-forming edge (11) in the road covering side.
- Metalled road according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the joint between two consecutive road covering slabs from a side edge (5) of the metalled road to the opposite-lying side edge (6) of the metalled road has the shape of an arc.
- Metalled road according to Claim 2, characterised in that the first side edge along the road covering side is convex, and the opposite-lying side edge along the road covering side is concave.
- Metalled road according to claim 3, wherein the plastic profile has a flexibility which is such that it can assume the shape of the arc.
- Metalled road according to one of Claims 2-4, characterised in that the tongue-and-groove-shaped joint is semicircular.
- Metalled road according to one of Claims 1-5, characterised in that a cross section of the plastic profile, in the road direction, has a side, facing away from the first side edge which is semicircular, trapezoidal or triangular.
- Metalled road according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the groove has a shape which matches the plastic profile and wherein the plastic profile can be laterally knocked out of or into the groove.
- Metalled road according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the plastic profile forms an integrated expansion joint to accommodate contraction and expansion of the road covering slabs in the road direction.
- Metalled road according to one of the preceding claims, comprising a spacer (13) provided between the two side edges (5, 6) in the road covering side of the road covering slabs, such that the two side edges (5, 6) do not collide, in order to prevent damage.
- Metalled road according to claim 9, wherein the spacer (13) has a width, for example 3 mm, which is such that it is possible to saw the plastic profile (4) through the middle.
- Metalled road according to one of the preceding claims, comprising a bevel (14) fitted on the side edges 5, 6, in the bottom side 10 of the road covering slabs 2, 3 in order to prevent contact between the two road covering slabs 2, 3.
- Metalled road according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the metalled road is a cycle path, and in particular the road covering slabs (2, 3) have a width of 2 m and a length of 3-4 m.
- Road covering slab suitable for a metalled road according to one of Claims 1-12, in particular a cycle path, wherein the road covering slab is provided at opposite lying ends (5, 6) with a respective groove (7) suitable for a plastic profile to extend into the respective groove to form a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint (8) over the entire width of the metalled road, the road covering slab comprising a road covering side (9) and a bottom side (10) lying opposite the road covering side, wherein the groove is disposed between the road covering side and the bottom side characterised in that the distance from the groove to the road covering side is greater than the distance from the groove to the bottom side such that a first groove-forming edge (12) in the bottom side gives way more readily than a second groove-forming edge (11) in the road covering side.
- Method for laying the metalled road of claims 1-12, comprising the following steps:- providing road covering slabs according to claim 13,- laying a first road covering slab;- fitting a plastic profile into the groove of the first road covering slab, said profile forming a tongue to form a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint over the entire width of the metalled road,- laying a second road covering slab next to the first road covering slab in a tongue-and-groove-shaped joint with the first slab.
- Method for maintaining the metalled road according to a preceding Claim 1-12, comprising the following steps:- laterally knocking an intermediate plastic profile out of the groove of a road covering slab,- replacing the road covering slab, and- laterally knocking an intermediate plastic profile into the groove of the road covering slab.
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