WO2016207334A1 - Connection system for assembling a modular room system - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a connection system for assembling a modular room system.
- a modular room system comprising a square base body, consisting of four first plate elements made of a thermoplastic composite material, which are flush along their transverse sides at an angle of 90 degrees to each other, the inner sides of two abutting the first plate elements on the transverse sides of the two other opposing first plate elements, wherein the plate elements have first cavities, which open to the transverse side, wherein on the first plate elements second cavities are arranged, which open to the inside of the plate elements, the first Voids of the first plate elements and second cavities of the flush with the first plate member further first plate elements into each other, and wherein in the merging first and second cavities connecting elements are used, which the flush with each other set first plate elements releasably fasten together.
- the first cavities are at least substantially perpendicular to the transverse side of the plate element and the second cavities are formed at least substantially perpendicular to the inside of the plate elements.
- the object of the invention is to propose a simple and easy-to-operate connection system for the modular room system.
- a modular room system which has a square base body.
- the basic body according to the invention consists of four first plate elements, which are formed from a composite material.
- the first plate elements are flush with each other along their transverse sides at an angle of 90 degrees, with the inner sides of two opposing first plate elements abutting against the transverse sides of the other two opposite first plate elements.
- the plate elements have first cavities which open to the transverse side, wherein on the first plate elements second cavities are arranged, which open to the inside of the plate elements.
- first cavities of the first plate element and second cavities of the first plate element adjacent thereto merge into one another. In this way, it is possible to use in the merging into each other first and second cavities fasteners which fasten the flush juxtaposed first plate elements releasably together.
- the position of the first cavities on the transverse side is thus matched to the position of the second cavities.
- a connecting element inserted into the first or second cavity can engage in the respectively corresponding first or second cavity of the next first plate element which is attached at an angle of 90 ° and thus connect these two plate elements with one another.
- a particularly simple normalization of the first and second cavities is their arrangement on the longitudinal axis of the first plate element.
- first cavities may be provided at correspondingly standardized positions of the transverse side, for example, in each case at a certain distance from the longitudinal axis. Accordingly, then the position of the second cavities would have to be adjusted.
- the first and second cavities have a cylindrical shape, wherein the first and second cavities of a plate element are at least substantially perpendicular to each other and run into each other in the body of the plate member.
- the cylindrical shape of the first and second cavities makes it possible to form the connecting element cylindrically. This facilitates insertion of the connecting element in the cavities, since there is no angle dependence.
- the connecting element can also be used independently of orientation in each of the cavities. In this case, the fitter can swap fore and aft. He does not have to pay attention to which end of the connecting element he uses in which cavity.
- the base body can be assembled without much effort due to the low basis weight of the plate elements and just as easily take apart again.
- the first plate element can be used as a floor, wall or roof element.
- it is advantageous for the stability of the roof if the first panel elements used as floor and roof element are flush with the transverse sides of the first panel elements used as wall element. In this way, the two wall elements carry the roof element. This prevents that the fasteners do not have to carry any given roof loads.
- the base body constructed from a plurality of first plate elements is outstandingly suitable for use in a modular manner. With him a variety of rooms can be freely created because any number of basic body along the long sides of the first plate elements can be strung together. From one or more basic bodies can be assembled in this way a simple storage box, a storage container, an office space, a garage, a cutting room or even a small hall. With the stable trained, but very light plate elements thus all imaginable room concepts can be created.
- the attachment by means of the engaging in the cavities fasteners allows a simple plug-in system, which also allow a single person to put the desired space in a short time together or take apart again. A particular advantage of this attachment is also that it is not accessible from the outside of the body, so it is protected against burglary attempts.
- the connecting elements can engage in undercuts, which in the Cavities are formed. Then a compression of the plate elements is sufficient to fasten them together by means of the connecting elements. Assign the undercuts an opening to the inside of the body, the attachment can just as easily solve.
- the first and second cavities of a plate member merge into each other so that they form mutual undercuts. This makes it possible to form the connecting element as a kind of pin, on each end of which a spring-loaded body is arranged. If this connecting element is inserted into one of the cavities, the spring-loaded body is pressed by the wall of the cavity into the pin.
- the spring-loaded body engages there. If a further first plate element is then placed on the connecting element and pressed sufficiently against the other first plate element, the spring-loaded body of the second end also engages in the undercut of the further first plate element. As a result, the first two plate elements are interconnected.
- connection system according to the invention has an alternative connection element for this purpose, which will be explained in more detail later.
- third cavities are arranged on both longitudinal sides of the first plate elements, with the third cavities of two abutting against one another basic body into each other.
- the shape of the third cavities advantageously corresponds to the shape of the first cavities.
- the position of the third cavities is also standardized. This allows a simple assembly of several consecutively set body, as well as the use of the same fasteners when connecting.
- the first plate element is the simplest element. With a length to width ratio of 2 to 1, it forms the standard dimension of the modular room system. This size ratio is technological for all other first panel elements and is the simplest room extension without any additional equipment.
- the first plate element is as a wall element, as a roof element or as a floor element, it is thus multifunctional and at the same time almost indestructible due to its nature.
- the plate element is encompassed along its longitudinal and transverse sides by an aluminum profile.
- a profile is particularly light, so that the weight of the plate member increases only slightly.
- the profile protects the side surfaces and edges of the plate element and prevents damage, which can easily happen during assembly or disassembly of the plate elements.
- a seal is arranged on the longitudinal and transverse sides of the plate elements, or the outside of the aluminum profile arranged there.
- This seal such as a rubber or a silicone pad is compressed when pushing together the plate elements and seals the area between the attached plate elements reliably.
- the standard dimensions of the first panel members are 274 cm ⁇ 137 cm x 4 cm. Due to the low basis weight of the composite material such plate elements are light enough to put them easily into the desired position as a floor, wall or roof element.
- second plate elements are provided whose length corresponds to the length of the first plate element and whose width corresponds to the width of the first plate element minus the thickness of the first plate element. These second plate elements can be used on the open side of a body and close it in this way.
- the second plate elements also have first and third cavities which correspond in position to the first and third cavities of the first plate elements. In this way, by means of the connecting elements and first and second plate elements are attached to each other. It also makes it possible in a particularly simple manner to align the second plate elements flush with the first plate elements.
- the second plate element can be up to have the same features as the first plate member on the aforementioned difference in width.
- the second plate element may have second cavities, so that it can be applied to the longitudinal edge of the four first plate elements forming the base body with a correspondingly selected dimension.
- the second cavities of the second plate member must be arranged so as to face the first cavities of the adjacent first plate member.
- the second cavities of the adjoining further first plate element which merge into the first cavities of the first plate element are arranged at least substantially coaxially.
- the insertion of the connecting element is thereby considerably facilitated.
- the first and / or the second plate element has an opening, in particular a window or a door opening.
- the body can be flexibly adapted to desired lighting conditions or train with an access to the room system.
- two first and / or two second plate elements form a frame, in particular for a pivotable gate. This makes it possible to provide an access possibility which extends beyond the width of a plate element.
- the two aforementioned embodiments make it possible to form a passage between adjacent base bodies. So not only the basic body in succession, but just as often as you like arrange next to each other. Form the plate elements only a narrow frame for each opening, creates the overall impression of a single room, which is only interrupted by supports.
- the modular room system Since the connectors are only visible and operable from the inside, the modular room system has a very clinical and smooth outer surface.
- the plate member is formed from a thermoplastic composite material.
- Thermoplastic composites such as sandwich panels marketed under the trade name MonoPan, combine a variety of beneficial properties. They are light, but very stable, resistant to bending, chemically resistant and rot-proof, as well as weathering UV and temperature resistant. If the lateral cover layers of the thermoplastic composite material are glass-fiber reinforced, their surface is also particularly impact-resistant and pressure-resistant. If the core of the thermoplastic composite consists of a honeycomb structure arranged vertically between the cover layers, which is thermally bonded to the cover layers, such a composite material may have a weight per unit area of less than 5 kg / m 2 .
- thermoplastic plate elements according to the invention have a hollow core which is enclosed by a cover layer.
- a cover layer is particularly lightweight and can be filled with granules or the like for positioning as needed to weight it.
- the core has a structure, for example a honeycomb structure arranged perpendicularly between the cover layers, on this honeycomb structure can be materially homogeneously connected to the cover layers.
- honeycomb structure makes the thermoplastic plate element only slightly heavier, but gives him a higher stability. Exemplary of such a construction are the above-mentioned sandwich panels.
- the honeycomb core made of polypropylene and the two-sided cover layers are made of glass fiber reinforced polypropylene.
- the outer and inner coating of the material can be processed here in any color, or painted in a separate step, coated or foil, which is important for the subsequent overall design. At the same time, the material is very stable and, in addition to overall weather resistance, is also quite resistant to vandalism. It is also possible to form the surfaces as anti-graffiti surfaces.
- the composite material comprises a cellulose product, in particular corrugated cardboard, which is laminated on at least one of the cover layers of the plate element.
- the lining forms the inside or the outside of the plate element, whereby the internal cellulose product is well protected against mechanical damage.
- the lamination stabilizes the plate member and increases its compressive strength.
- the cellulose product used can be ground-treated in order to be, for example, waterproof, flame-retardant or non-combustible.
- the cellulose-containing plate element is also suitable for construction areas with special requirements. But without one Basic treatment can be used in a variety of ways, for example in drywall or outdoor areas.
- the lamination can be designed to be printable, so that surfaces of the plate element can be colored before or after installation or provided with a desired design. It is advantageous if the printing of the surface is already integrated into the manufacturing process.
- the cellulose product is a corrugated cardboard.
- the adjustable crush resistance of a corrugated board allows to provide a plate member in at least approximately the same thickness as when using thermoplastic composites, without having to reduce its carrying capacity and stability. This facilitates the assembly of plate elements made of different composites.
- the plate element has a plurality of layers arranged one above the other or layers of corrugated cardboard which run in particular parallel to one another.
- the individual layers of corrugated board of different types and / or thickness and / or wave type and / or combination of waves can be formed and thus the properties of the individual corrugated board can be combined.
- suitable choice of the wave period allows troughs of one layer to be covered with one or more wave crests of a subsequent layer, thereby increasing the stability in this region.
- the size of the wave amplitude influences, in addition to the number of layers, the thickness of the plate element.
- the individual layers can also be oriented differently, that is to say the course of the wave crest of one layer can be arranged at an angle to the course of the wave crest of another layer. This allows even better coverage of the troughs of a location.
- Particularly balanced properties of a layer combination result when adjoining layers are aligned at an angle of at least approximately 90 degrees to each other.
- Particularly suitable is an arrangement of 4 to 8 superimposed and at an angle to each other arranged layers of corrugated cardboard shown.
- the individual layers can be connected to each other in a known manner, for example, be bonded together on a cellulose basis.
- the longitudinal and transverse edges of the plate element are formed by a strip of corrugated cardboard arranged perpendicularly to the corrugated board or corrugated board layers.
- the longitudinal and / or transverse sides can also be laminated.
- a lamination suitable for the panel element according to the invention is formed from synthetic resin or glass-fiber reinforced plastic. However, depending on the field of application, other materials can be used, for example a lamination with a wood or metal-containing layer.
- the interspersed cavities of a plate element in a solid are formed, which is inserted into the body of the plate member.
- a solid can be melted into the plate elements, glue or fasten in any other way.
- the solid body can be formed as a standard part, which provides depending on the positioning of the plate member in the body of a plate member into one another running first and second cavities or in the body of a plate member into one another running third and second cavities.
- the interspacing cavities it is sufficient to specify their orientation in the manufacturing process of the solid.
- the connecting element consists of two elements, wherein the first element is designed as a cylindrical bolt having at its one end a coaxial with the longitudinal axis arranged mushroom-shaped head has, whose diameter is smaller than the diameter of the bolt, and that the bolt has a perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the bolt arranged, spring-loaded pin and that the second element is a pin screw.
- the connecting element thus formed can be used in any orientation in the opposite cavities of two to be fastened plate elements.
- one plate member of the spring-loaded pin engages with sufficiently deep insertion of the bolt in the one of the cavities in the other cavity arranged perpendicular thereto, thereby preventing the withdrawal.
- the other plate element used in the respective cavity bolt is detected with its mushroom-shaped head of the eccentric of the screw inserted into the further cavity arranged perpendicular thereto and braced by turning the eccentric.
- the intermeshing first and second and first and third cavities pass through the body of the plate member or the solid. This makes it possible to engage the spring-loaded pin at one of the opening of the respective cavity opposite end. The pin is thus not accessible through the opening of the cavity, as it is covered by the body of the bolt. This prevents unauthorized loosening of the panel members connected to the connector, which would otherwise be possible via engagement in the opening of the cavity for pushing the pin back into the bolt.
- the first, second and third cavities in the body of a plate element run out in a conical end. This makes it possible to solve by turning the bolt, the plate elements. When turning the spring-loaded pin is guided along the cone and thereby pressed back into the bolt.
- the cylindrical pin has an at least substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis aligned bore, preferably a through hole. An inserted into this hole rod or the like facilitates the rotation of the bolt.
- Figure 1 the representation of a solid according to the invention in the form of a
- FIG. 2 shows the view onto a transverse side of the cuboid according to FIG. 1 with a dashed line of courses of cavities extending in the cuboid;
- FIG. 3 shows the view on a longitudinal side of the cuboid according to FIG. 1 with a dashed line of a cavity extending in the cuboid;
- Figure 4 an illustration of a first element of the invention
- FIG. 5 shows a section through the first element according to FIG. 4;
- FIG. 6 an illustration of a second element of the invention
- Figure 7 a section through the assembled according to the invention
- FIG. 8 shows a detail of a plan view of two first plate elements connected to one another according to the invention
- FIG. 9 A section through the plate elements according to FIG. 10 along the line
- FIG. 10 shows a detail of a plan view of two first plate elements which are connected to one another in a second type according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a solid according to the invention in the form of a cuboid 1.
- the cuboid 1 has four longitudinal surfaces 2 and two transverse surfaces 3.
- a centrally arranged and perpendicular to the surface of the respective longitudinal surface 2 running into the cuboid cylindrical cavity 4 is arranged in each case.
- Figures 2 and 3 show different side view of the cuboid 2, in each of which can be seen that the two cylindrical cavities 4a, 4b perpendicular to each other, merge into each other and go through each other.
- each other By passing through each other is meant that the respective cavity 4a and 4b penetrates further into the body of the cuboid 1 after penetration of the other cavity 4b or 4a, and This allows an undercut of the respective other cavity on a side facing away from the opening of this cavity.
- the cavities 4a, 4b are tapered.
- the invisible in the respective representations, running inside the cuboid cylindrical shaped cavities 4a and 4b are each shown in dashed lines.
- the length a is 80 mm, the length b 40 mm and thus half of the length a, and the length c 20 mm and thus again half of the length b.
- Such a cuboid 1 fits into the preferred standard thickness of the plate elements, so that the side surfaces of the plate elements pass straight into the cuboid inserted into the body of the plate element.
- the cylindrical cavities 4a and 4b are in the preferred embodiment slightly larger than 15 mm in diameter and without the conical end portion about 30 mm deep.
- the positioning of the cuboid 1 determines whether the two cavities 4a, 4b form first and second cavities or third and second cavities. Thus, it depends only on how the cuboid 1 is inserted into the longitudinal or transverse sides of the plate elements in order to form the spaces according to the invention. It is only necessary to ensure that the cylindrical cavities 3 of the adjacent longitudinal sides 2 of the cuboid 1 are open to the respective desired sides of the plate elements.
- Figures 4 and 5 show a preferred first element 5 of the connecting element according to the invention.
- the first element 5 is formed as a cylindrical pin 6, which preferably has a diameter of 15 mm. He fits with only a small clearance in the cavities 4a and 4b of the cuboid. 1
- the bolt 6 is extended at its one end by a coaxially extending mushroom-shaped head 7, ie a head 7 which is separated by a constriction 8 from the bolt 6.
- two holes 9 and 10 are embedded in the bolt 6, which is preferably 5 mm Have diameter.
- a pin 1 1 is used, which protrudes due to a spring load on the circumference of the bolt 6.
- the bore 9 passes through the bolt 6 completely, so that engagement from both sides is possible.
- the bore 9 is set at a position in the bolt 6, which allows it from the pin 1 1, the complete insertion of the head 7 opposite end of the bolt 6 in one of the cavities 4a or 4b on the inner wall of each aligned perpendicular thereto cavity 4b or 4a and to provide an undercut. By this undercut, the bolt 6 can not be removed from the cavity 4a or 4b without the pin 1 1 is pushed back to the height of the pin circumference.
- the bore 10 is positioned so that it remains accessible at the outside in the cavity 4a or 4b bolt inserted outside the side of the plate member, so that with their help, the bolt 6 can be rotated and removed from the cavity.
- the bolt 6 is long enough to be able to penetrate into the cavity of the adjacent plate member, so to be able to provide sufficient stability in the region of the transition from one plate element to another.
- oversized preferred second element in the form of a screw bolt 13 is shown, also called eccentric.
- the bolt worm 13 need not be further described as a common part of a carcass connector. Inserted into the respective other cavity 4a or 4b and rotated by a screwdriver inserted into the cavity, the claw 14 grips the head 7 of the first element 5 and tightens it.
- FIG. 8 shows a section along the line AA of FIG. 8 and the plan view shown in FIG. 8 show a portion of the outer side 15a of a first plate element 16a whose transverse side 17a in FIG. 8 is oriented perpendicular to the image plane.
- a further first plate element 16b is aligned at right angles to the first plate element 16a, wherein the first plate element 16a abuts with its transverse side 17a at the edge region of the inner side 18b of a further first plate element 16b.
- the plate member 1 6b is shown only in a section. In the illustration according to FIG. 8, the edge of the inner side 18b rests on the transverse side 17a of the first plate element 16a. Both Cuttings are each bounded by serrated lines e.
- a cuboid 1 a, 1 b is used in each case accurately.
- the second hollow space 4a can be seen as a central bore which runs perpendicular to the transverse side 17b and into which the bolt 6 is inserted.
- the inserted into the cavity 4a of the first plate member 1 6a pin screw 13 engages with its claw 14 the head 7 and braced by turning the claw 14 inserted into the cavity 4b of the adjacent first plate member 1 6 b pin 6 against the pin 1 first
- the positioning of the screw pin 13 and the first element 5 of the connecting element can also be done exactly the other way around so that the bolt 6 is inserted into the cavity 4b of the first plate member 16a.
- the pin 1 1 forms an undercut or the claw 14 braces the head 7.
- Figures 9 and 10 show the alternative connection of first plate elements when their longitudinal sides are butted together.
- This connection can also be produced by means of the cuboid 1 a, 1 b, in whose various cavities 4 a, 4 b the first 13 and second 5 elements of the connecting element can be inserted again in the same variants.
- the outer sides 15a and 15b have no opening of the cavities, so that the connection of the plate elements can not be solved from the outside.
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