WO2002012647A1 - Form panel and panel holding member - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a metal formwork panel used for a concrete formwork dam in civil engineering and construction work, and a panel holding member for holding the formwork panel on a foundation surface.
- plywood form panels have been mainly used for concrete formwork dams.However, from the viewpoint of forest protection, the complexity of construction demolition work, disposal problems after use, etc.
- Metal form panels have been developed that can be backfilled without being dismantled after they have been cured.
- This type of metal formwork panel is formed by forming a thin steel plate by sheet metal working, and has ribs formed in appropriate places in the vertical direction for reinforcement.
- the metal formwork panel is formed to have a fixed width (for example, an effective width of 60 Omm), and a plurality of formwork panels are connected to form a weir plate with a required width. If a fraction of the width of the form panel was narrower than the width of the form panel, the dimensions were adjusted using a cut form panel or another metal panel. At that time, processing such as cutting the panel and drilling holes to pass through the separator was performed on site, resulting in poor work efficiency and problems with accuracy and strength. '
- the separator is a bar with male threads cut at both ends, and when connected to the formwork panel, as shown in Fig. 14, both ends of the male thread 31 of the separator 31 are The formwork T JP01 / 03428
- a metal fitting 32 called a form tie is screwed onto the separator 1 so as to protrude outward from the separator through hole 4 formed in the rib portion of the panel 1. Then, the reinforcing steel pipe 33 in the horizontal direction is placed on the form tie 32, the fastener 34 is fitted to the steel pipe, and the wedge 35 is inserted into the slot 3 2a of the form tie. Then, the steel pipe 33 is fixed to the outer surface of the formwork panel 1.
- the separator 31 and the foam tie 32 are originally designed for use in plywood formwork panels, so when using them for thin metal formwork panels, adjust the wall thickness. It was necessary to use spacers 36 for the hood and washers 37 to prevent the separation from rotating around with the foam ties when screwing the foam ties. Because of the large number of components used, the construction of the formwork was troublesome and the management of materials was troublesome.
- the mold panel is pre-drilled with through holes at predetermined intervals. If the mold panel is used by bending it at a part of the corner of the mold, or if the form panel is Although it is designed to be able to cope with the case of cutting to this width, there was a problem that concrete poured in from this separation hole leaked out.
- an overhang portion 31b is formed to cut into the plywood formwork and prevent the separation from turning.
- the insertion hole of the separation plate of the conventional metal formwork panel has a diameter larger than the outer dimension of the overhang portion 31b of the separation plate 31 (see Fig. 15) or a diagonal line. It was a square (see Fig. 16) longer than the outside dimension of the overhang 31b.
- the separation hole is circular or square as in the conventional metal form panel described above, there is much play between the inner surface of the separation hole and the outer surface of the separation hole.
- the separator 31 shifts as shown in Fig. 17 due to the impact of concrete and the vibration of the vibrator. It may come off from the periphery of the rib 2 of the screw 1. Then, the fasteners 3 4 may be loosened or come off, and the formwork itself may be deformed or damaged, and the poured concrete may flow out.
- the panel holding member has a U-shape having a bottom surface portion and a pair of upright portions rising upward from both ends of the bottom surface portion, and the lower end portion of the form panel is fitted inside the panel holding member. It is designed to hold.
- the panel holding member is fixed to the discard concrete by concrete nails, but it is difficult to hit the concrete nails on the bottom part because it has a U-shaped cross section as described above. Separately, if a site for driving concrete nails is provided, another problem arises that the shape becomes complicated and bulky for transportation and storage.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and a formwork metal formwork panel capable of easily and efficiently constructing a concrete formwork on site and firmly assembling; and It is an object to provide a panel holding member suitable for use in combination. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention is configured as follows.
- the formwork panel according to the first invention is composed of a mountain-folded bent strip bent to be convex on the concrete placement face side and a valley-folded bent strip bent to be concave on the concrete placement face side.
- Plural parallel slits are provided in each of the mountain-folded valleys and the valley-folded bent ridges.
- the separator through-hole located at the center in the direction intersecting the direction of the fold and bend may have a sharp end in the direction of the mountain fold and the valley fold. Folding the formwork panel along the row of through holes becomes easier. Further, the separation hole passing through the center located in the direction intersecting the direction of the mountain-folded valley and the valley-folded ridge, cuts most of the contour, and passes through the uncut part of the remaining contour. If the inner part of the contour and the outer part of the contour are connected to each other, the leakage of the poured concrete is usually prevented, and the non-cut part is cut or bent as necessary. The inside portion of the contour can be removed to allow the separator to be inserted.
- the separator through-hole located at least at one end in the direction intersecting with the direction of the mountain-folded bent strip and the valley-folded bent strip has a shape in which a part of the outer peripheral edge protrudes toward the center of the hole,
- a separation hole is formed in the rib portion which is concave when viewed from the outer side in the form assembling state, so that the separation is performed from the inner side to the outer side.
- a foam tie is attached to a portion of the separator that projects to the outer surface side of the separator so that the foam tie comes into contact with a peripheral portion of the rib portion from the outer surface side.
- the separator panel is characterized in that the separator holes have different shapes in two directions orthogonal to each other.
- one of the diameters of the separator insertion hole in two directions perpendicular to each other is larger than the outer dimension of the overhang of the separator, the other is smaller than the outer dimension of the overhang, and It is preferable that the shape be larger than the diameter.
- the panel holding member according to the present invention has a U-shape that is elongated in one direction and has a cross-sectional shape including a bottom portion and a pair of upright portions rising upward from both ends of the bottom portion. At least one of the upright portions is provided with an opening through which the head of the nailing tool can pass.
- a concrete nail can be easily hit on the bottom of the panel holding member, and a portion for hitting the concrete nail is provided separately from the main body having a U-shaped cross section as in the related art. No need.
- the standing portions is provided with a holding height adjusting piece that can be bent inward and that can support the lower end of the form panel from below in the bent state, irregularities are formed on the reference surface of the discarded concrete. In some cases, formwork panels are horizontal Thus, the holding height of the form panel can be adjusted.
- the end of the panel holding member can be bent so that the interval between the pair of upright portions becomes narrow.
- a plurality of panel holding members can be added by fitting the ends of the holding members.
- FIG. 1 is a (a) front view and (b) plan view of the formwork panel 1
- FIG. 2 is a (a) front view and (b) plan view of the second separation tray insertion hole.
- Fig. 3 is (a) a front view and (b) a plan view of the third separation hole
- Fig. 4 is (a) a normal state, (b) an expanded state
- C It is a top view showing the contracted state.
- 5 is a plan view 1 of the deformed formwork panel 1
- FIG. 6 is a plan view 2 of the deformed formwork panel 1
- FIG. 7 is a plan view of the deformed formwork 1.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view 3 of the panel 1.
- FIG. 8 is (a) a front view, (b) a plan view, and (c) a side view of the panel holding member.
- FIG. 9 is a side view showing a state where the form holding panel is held by the panel holding member.
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a mold, and FIG. 11 is a sectional view of a main part of the mold.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a different shape of the third separating hole
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a further different shape of the third separating hole.
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view showing an assembled state of a conventional form panel
- FIG. 15 is a first view showing a shape of a conventional separating hole.
- FIG. 16 is a second view showing the shape of a conventional separator insertion hole
- FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the separator is inserted into the conventional separator insertion hole.
- the formwork panel 1 is made of a thin steel plate (thickness). 0.35 mm) by sheet metal processing and plated with zinc or the like.
- the size of the formwork panel 1 is, for example, a rectangle of 600 thighs (effective width) x 180 mm in length. If necessary, a plurality of sheets are connected in the horizontal direction to form a dam with the required width.
- the formwork panel 1 has vertically oriented rib portions 2 and expansion / contraction portions 3 alternately arranged in the horizontal direction, and the rib portions 2 are formed with separator through holes 4 at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction.
- Separate through hole formed in rib 2A located at one end in the lateral direction (referred to as first separator insertion hole) 4A is a circular hole.
- two through holes for separators referred to as second through hole holes
- the two diamonds are arranged vertically (vertically) with some overlapping each other, and the upper and lower central parts of the outer peripheral edge project toward the center of the hole. Since the thickness of the steel plate constituting the formwork panel 1 is thin, the protruding portion 5 formed on the outer peripheral portion of the second separation hole is bent relatively easily when an external force in a direction intersecting with the panel surface is applied. .
- the separation hole 4C formed in the rib portion 2C located at the center in the horizontal direction (the third separation hole) is long as shown in FIG. One diagonal is vertical, and the other diagonal is horizontal.
- the third separation hole 4C has a structure in which most of the contour is cut, and the inner part of the contour and the outer part of the contour are connected via the remaining uncut portion 6. In the initial state, the hole is closed, but if necessary, the non-cut portion 6 is cut or bent to remove the inner portion of the contour, so that the square hole is formed.
- the size of the third separate through hole 4 C is such that the vertical dimension L 1 is larger than the outer size of the overhang portion 3 1 b of the separator 31.
- the lateral dimension L2 is smaller than the outer dimension of the overhang portion 31b and larger than the diameter of the separator 31.
- the through hole 4 of the third separator can be formed in a shape other than the rhombus.
- the shape may be a rectangle as shown in FIG. 12, an ellipse as shown in FIG. 13, or another shape.
- Slit 7 is formed in the space between the third separator through hole 4C and the third separator through hole 4C.
- the ribs 2C can be easily bent along the vertical bending lines 12 in combination with the fact that the third separation hole 4C has a sharp vertical end. It has become.
- Reference numeral 8 denotes a screw hole, which is drilled at the same pitch as the first separator evening hole in the space between the first separator evening hole 4A and the first separator evening hole 4A. I have.
- the lateral outer edges 9, 9 are folded inward to ensure reinforcement and handling safety.
- the expanding / contracting portion 3 is a mountain-bent bent strip bent to be convex on the concrete casting surface side. 10, and a pair of valley folds 11 and 11 which are bent so as to be concave on the side of the concrete casting surface located on both sides thereof are provided in parallel with each other.
- Each of the mountain-folded bent strips 10 and the valley-folded bent strips 11 and 11 has a plurality of strip-shaped slits 7 formed at appropriate intervals on a straight line. Therefore, it is possible to relatively easily change the bending angles of the mountain-folded ridge 10 and the valley-folded ridge 11, 11 only by hand.
- the expansion / contraction section 3 is normally as shown in Fig. 4 (a), but when the angle of each bend is increased, the lateral width is expanded as shown in Fig. 4 (b), and when the angle of each bend is reduced, it becomes the same. The width is reduced as shown in Fig. (C).
- the effective width of the formwork panel can be easily changed on site, and it is not necessary to cut the formwork panel or to make another metal panel easy to adjust the dimensions of the formwork. Work efficiency and formwork accuracy and strength can be improved. In addition, since there is no waste material on site, there is no problem with post-processing, and this also contributes to environmental conservation.
- the form panel 1 can be deformed into a desired shape.
- This panel holding member 20 shows a panel holding member. This panel holding member 20
- the tip 22a of the shorter standing portion 22 is bent obliquely outward. Also, at a predetermined interval, the shorter upright portion 22 has an opening for enabling operation of a nailing machine or a hammer when a concrete nail for discarding the panel holding member and fixing it on concrete is hit on the bottom portion. A part 24 is formed.
- holding height adjusting pieces 25 are provided, which are surrounded by two U-shaped cutting lines at upper and lower portions.
- the holding height adjusting piece 25 can be bent inward, and in the bent state, supports the lower end of the form panel 1 from below.
- the height of each holding height adjustment piece 25 is different, and the holding height of the formwork panel 1 can be adjusted in four stages including the case where none of the holding height adjustment pieces is bent.
- screw holes 26 and 26 are formed near both sides of the opening 24.
- An elongated cut 27 is formed at one end of the bottom surface 21 of the panel holding member 20.
- the distal end 27a of the cut 27 has a circular shape with a diameter larger than the width of the cut so that stress is not concentrated.
- the end of the panel holding member 20 can be bent so that the interval between the pair of upright portions 21 and 22 becomes narrower.
- the plurality of panel holding members 20 can be joined together by fitting the ends of the panel holding members 20 having narrower intervals between the upright portions into the inside.
- the panel holding member 20 is fixed to a required position on the discarded concrete 30 with concrete nails.
- the concrete nail is hit at the position of the bottom plate 21 facing the opening 24, the operation of the nailing machine and the hammer is easy.
- the form panel 1 is built with the lower end fitted inside the panel holding member 20. If the top surface of the discarded concrete 30 has irregularities and the panel holding member 20 is not horizontal, use the holding height adjustment pieces 25 as shown in Fig. 9 to form the panel. Adjust so that the lower end of rule 1 is horizontal.
- Formwork panels 1 are arranged side by side, and the outermost ribs 2A, 2B in the lateral direction of a pair of adjacent formwork panels 1 are temporarily fixed with screws. At this time, screw the screw using the screw hole 8 with the rib 2A on the side where the first separation hole is located.
- formwork panels 1 and 1 facing each other are connected to each other by using separation tray 31 and foam tray 32.
- the ends of the separators are inserted into the first separator ⁇ through hole 2A and the second separator ⁇ through hole 2B of the pair of formwork panels 1 respectively.
- the protruding portions 5, 5 of the second separator insertion hole 2B are bent outward through the first separator insertion hole 2A.
- the form tie 32 is screwed into the male screw 31a of the separator 31.
- the bent protruding portions 5, 5 are formed on the shaft portion of the separator 3 lb, Since the rotation of the separator 31 is restrained by engaging with 31, the form tie 32 can be securely screwed.
- the inner end surface of the foam tie 32 is received on the outer surface of the rib portion 2A.
- the structure of the separator connection section eliminates the need for spacers for adjusting the wall thickness and washers for preventing the separator from rotating, which were used in conventional metal formwork panels.
- a form panel 1 or a form panel 1 that is narrower than the standard width for example, 600 dragons
- this can be dealt with by enlarging or reducing the enlargement / reduction section 3.
- the formwork panel 1 can be used after being deformed into a desired shape. Since the rib portions 2 and the expansion and contraction portions 3,... Are arranged at relatively small intervals, a smooth surface close to a curved surface can be obtained.
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