FR2524518A3 - JOINT FOR OUTDOOR PANELS - Google Patents

Abstract

THE GASKET INCLUDES A FIRST C-STEEL PROFILE SHOWING A BENDED END TO THE REAR TO FORM A CONTACT EDGE FOR THE COATING OF THE PANEL, A SECOND B-STEEL PROFILE SHOWING A CURVED END TO FORM A CONTACT EDGE FOR THE COATING OF THE PANEL PANEL, A COUPLE OF PROFILES IN PLASTIC MATERIAL D IN THE SHAPE OF A SMALL BRIDGE, THE ENDS OF WHICH ARE SENSITIVELY SHAPED AS AN OPEN LOOP AND TWO INSULATING SUPPORTING ELEMENTS G.

Description

The present invention relates to a new invention.

  joint cept for modular panels intended to be

  used outdoors, capable of ensuring, after assembly

  tightness, perfect sealing of the modules and an

  intended to avoid, simultaneously, the formation

thermal zones.

  A characteristic of the joint is that it is obtained by the combination of steel profiles engaging with the supports or external coatings of the panel, and of plastic profiles, which remain inside.

said panel.

  There is a significant problem when assembling

  blocking of prefabricated panels for the exterior, residing in the fact that thermal insulation must be ensured to avoid the formation of condensation zones along

walls.

  The object of the present invention is to create a

  joint for prefabricated panels whose guaranteed design

  weaves, in addition to perfect insulation: protection of the edges of the panel; the self-portability of said panel; making a flat surface by milling

  supports or external coatings of the panel, compensating

  the thickness of the steel profile; and

  training, when assembling the pan-

  of insulation pipes intended for the passage of cables

electric wheat.

  In addition, the special design of the steel profile eliminates the possibility of breaking points on the supports or coatings of the panel to be

near the joint.

  In accordance with a first characteristic of

  invention, the seal for exterior panel is charac-

  terized in that it comprises a first steel profile which has a curved end towards the rear to form a contact edge for the coating of the panel

  with an outer vertical section, parallel to the first

  first vertical section but larger in length

  healer, and intended to be joined to the inner surface

  of said coating, by being turned over several times a year

  straight straight at its lower end to form a C-shaped loop facing the inner surface of the covering; a second steel profile which has a curved end to form an edge of

  contact for coating the panel with a green section

  outer section, a horizontal section and a vertical section parallel to the inner surface of the covering which, after a U-shaped bend, is turned down again, parallel to itself, over a length

  substantially double the first section to be re-

  curved again at right angles a first time towards the inside of the panel, a second time upwards and a third time towards the internal surface of the covering

  thereby forming the substantially C-shaped loop

  log to that of the first profile; a couple of profiles in

  plastic material in the form of a small bridge, the ends of which

  tees have substantially the shape of a P with loop or-

  green, the left end being oriented symmetrically with respect to the right end; two insulating support elements. According to a second characteristic of the invention, the seal is characterized in that, when

  are assembled, the two plastic profiles

  run with the steel profiles to form an insulation pipe inside the filling layer of the panel, this resulting pipe being displaced vertically with respect to the point of connection of the coatings of the two

assembled panels.

  Various other features of the invention

  moreover emerge from the detailed description which follows.

  An embodiment of the object of the invention is shown, by way of nonlimiting example, in the accompanying drawing.

  The single figure is a cross-sectional view

dirty seal according to the invention.

  In the figure, a designates the external support or the external coating of the panel, b and c the steel profiles of the male and female type, d the material profile.

  plastic in the shape of a small bridge, e filling in ma-

  insulating material of the panel, f the insulation conduit formed

  when assembling the panels and 1 of the support elements.

  The joint provides, for any surface of the panel, the combination of two steel profiles c and b, the first of which has an inverted end to form the contact edge of the panel covering, with a section

  vertical exterior, a horizontal section and a sec-

  vertical tion extending parallel to the interior surface

  lower of said coating, this section having a length

  greater than that of the outer section and being re-

  rotated several times at right angles to its tip

  lower to form a C-shaped loop facing

  the inner surface of the covering, intended to be used

  used as a hook for the plastic profile,

  and whose shape is substantially that of a P whose bou-

key is open.

  Conversely, the second steel profile b pre-

  sense, from the horizontal section of the edge of the con-

  tact with the panel covering, directed inward

  laughing of said panel, a vertical section parallel to the interior surface of the covering which, after a bend

  U shape, is turned down again, parallel-

  to itself, over a substantially double length, to be finally bent at right angles a first time towards the inside of the panel, a second time upwards and a third time towards the internal surface of the covering, thus forming a C-shaped loop substantially identical to that of the first profile c During assembly, an insulating support element 1 is inserted

  in the space between the C-shaped loops of cha-

that couple of profiles b and c.

Claims (2)

  1 Joint for prefabricated exterior panel, characterized in that it comprises: a first steel profile (c) which has one end curved backwards to form an edge   contact for coating (a) of the panel with a sec-   outer vertical tion, parallel to the first outer vertical section but of greater length, and designed to be joined to the inner surface of said covering, by being turned several times at right angles at its lower end in order to form a loop in   C shape facing the inner surface of the coating   is lying; a second steel profile (b) which has a curved end to form a contact edge for covering the panel with a vertical section   exterior, a horizontal section and a vertical section   wedge parallel to the inner surface of the covering which, after a U-shaped bend, is turned again towards the   low, parallel to itself, over a substantial length-   double of the first section to be bent again at right angles a first time towards the inside of the panel, a second time upwards and a third time towards the internal surface of the covering, thus forming the C-shaped loop, substantially similar to that of the first profile; a couple of plastic profiles (d)   shaped like a small bridge, the ends of which present   the shape of an open loop P, the end of   left being oriented symmetrically with respect to the right side; and   two insulating support elements (g).   2 joint for prefabricated exterior panel according to claim 1, characterized in that, when assembled, the two plastic profiles (d) cooperate with the steel profiles (c and d) to form a pipe insulation (f) inside the layer of   filling of the panel, this resulting conduit being   placed vertically with respect to the point of connection   its coatings (a) of the two assembled panels.