OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
[0001] The invention being advocated consists in a simplified construction procedure applicable
to buildings, construction elements, fences, etc., with antiseismic, antiradioactive
and eventually antielectromagnetic features, formally defining all nature of configurations,
including non-adjusted double-curve shapes which provide considerable compression
and tensile strength, characteristic in that it comprises a low-cost, rapidly constructed
panel based on three components: rods secured by binding or welding; an absorbent,
porous, burlap-type weave; and mortar applied to both the weave side and the other
side, which has been fitted beforehand with the bound rod structure.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
[0002] The applicant is the owner of invention patent application No. 9302495, titled "Double-curve,
non-adjusted, antiseismic, antiradioactive, antielectromagnetic, free-shape construction
procedure".
[0003] This invention characterizes all types of architectural shapes and allows for all
nature of coverings, and is based on a panel that includes five components: wire-type
binding thread; round reinforcement rods; a flexible, resilient metal framework; an
absorbent porous weave; and a variable composition cement mortar.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0004] The invention that is the object of this specification refers to an improved construction
procedure applicable to buildings and fences with antiseismic, antiradioactive and
antielectromagnetic features, the latter in the event that iron rods are used, of
the type including adjusted or non-adjusted double-curve shapes which provide considerable
compression and tensile strength, characteristic in that the procedure involves a
low-cost, rapidly constructed panel.
[0005] The building of the panel involves only two professions, namely that of the iron
rod layer and that of the mortar layer, and is based on the consecutive fitting of
the three construction components after conventional land preparation and excavation
at the building work site.
[0006] According to the application sequence, the panel comprises rods with a sufficiently
high structural stiffness, particularly iron, although other pre-stressed or non-stressed
plastic materials may be used - i.e. carbon fiber, etc. - if an antielectromagnetic
execution is called for.
[0007] The rods are attached to each other with binding or welding material, the characteristics
of which must adjust to those of the rod material.
[0008] An absorbent, porous, burlap-type weave is then applied over and tied to this reinforced
structure in a preset spacing.
[0009] Finally, the mortar is applied, according to the preferred sequence, onto the free
side of the weave and onto the other side, which obviously has been fitted beforehand
with the above- mentioned bound rod structure.
[0010] The mortar, composed of cement and aggregates, may incorporate various components,
including a waterproofing and a heat insulating product, such as vermiculite, perlite,
etc.
[0011] Furthermore and in certain cases, white cement, marble dust and coloring agents for
the finishing paint of the building may be added.
[0012] If the construction is antiradioactive, the additional component would be lead pellets
or some other lead-based product.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING
[0013] In order to complement the description and provide a fuller and easier understanding
of the characteristics of the invention, a drawing is attached to this specification,
forming an integral part thereof, in which the following is depicted in an illustrative
and non-limiting character:
[0014] The single figure is a section of the panel according to this invention, showing
the components thereof.
PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION
[0015] Based on the foregoing, the present invention refers to a simplified construction
procedure applicable to buildings and fences with antiseismic, antiradioactive and
antielectromagnetic features, of the type involving double-curve shapes which provide
considerable compression and tensile strength, essentially characteristic in that
non-adjusted double-curve construction is enabled through a low-cost rapidly built
panel based on only three panel components, two of which are rods (1) made of an appropriate
material, the rods being secured to each other by binding (2) or welding, an absorbent,
porous, burlap-type weave (3) then being tied (4) to this structure.
[0016] The third component is mortar (5), applied over both sides of the assembly, comprising
cement and aggregates and which may additionally incorporate various components, including
a waterproofing and a heat insulating product, such as vermiculite, perlite, etc.,
and optionally white cement, marble dust and coloring agents for the finishing paint
of the building, in addition to lead pellets or some other type of lead-based product.
[0017] This description need not be more extensive in the understanding that an expert on
the subject will have sufficient information to comprehend the scope of the invention
and the advantages deriving therefrom, and to reproduce it.
[0018] It should be understood that, provided the essence of the invention is not altered,
the materials, shape, size and arrangement of the elements are liable to modification.
[0019] The terms used in the description and the sense of the description must be construed
in a non-limiting fashion.
1. A simplified construction procedure applicable to buildings and fences with antiseismic
and antiradioactive, and occasionally antielectromagnetic, features, of the type involving
double-curve shapes having considerable compression and tensile strength, essentially
characteristic in that a non-adjusted double-curve construction is enabled through
low-cost rapidly-built panels based on only three panel components, namely rods (1)
made of an appropriate material and secured to each other by binding (2) or welding;
an absorbent, porous, burlap-type weave (3) tied (4) to this structure; and finally
mortar (5) applied to both sides of the assembly.
2. A simplified construction procedure applicable to buildings and fences, according
to the preceding claim, wherein the mortar (5), comprising cement and aggregates,
is characteristic in that it incorporates various components, including a waterproofing
and a heat insulating product, such as vermiculite, perlite, etc., and optionally
white cement, marble dust and various coloring agents, in addition to lead pellets
or some other type of lead-based product.