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EUROPEAN PATENT SPECIFICATION |
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Date of filing: 08.07.1998 |
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Extensible plastic pillar formwork
Ausbreitbare Kunststoff-Säulenschalung
noffrage extensible en matière plastique pour colonnes
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09.07.1997 PT 10202597
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13.01.1999 Bulletin 1999/02 |
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Proprietor: Ferreira Rebelo, Antonio Joaquim |
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- Ferreira Rebelo, Antonio Joaquim
2400 Leiria (PT)
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DE-U- 9 312 892 GB-A- 1 050 979 US-A- 2 273 109 US-A- 5 098 059
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FR-A- 1 322 174 GB-A- 1 137 230 US-A- 3 291 436
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[0001] With this invention we intend to give the market a better, practical and cheaper
formwork for the traditional pillar formworks used in iron and wood.
[0002] Formworks for pillars are known e.g. from DE29609259, using two segments of a plastic
tube, which was sliced and divided lengthways along the tube axis before. The formwork
is mounted by positioning both tube segments against each other thus forming the outer
shell of the formwork in which an inner auxiliary formwork element can be inserted.
Both tube segments are connected to each other by way of angled elements and bolts
or the like. These angled elements have to be previously attached to both tube halves
e.g. by gluing. As an alternative solution, a flat iron band is attached to one of
the tube halves overlapping the gap between both tube segments. In addition, iron
ribbons are secured around the formworks forcing the segments together.
In FR1322174 a conventional outer formwork is additionally provided with a thin layer
serving as inner auxiliary formwork element in order to achieve a specific surface
finish.
US5098059 describes a foam piece surrounded by a plastic layer. This plastic layer
allows the foam piece to be easily removed from hardened concrete to be reused. However,
in all cases no further details relating to the positioning, assembling and fixing
of outer formworks for pillars of different shape are given.
Detailed description of the invention according to the claims:
[0003] Due to its texture in plastic the formwork according to the invention becomes light
and the positioning is very easy and practical indeed.
More than that, this invention is very versatile because it permits the easy extension
of the formwork because of the elements (5) from
where we can get rectangular or square sections when joined together to having always
the same measure. That means that there is allways a standard element and the elements
can be used in rectangular or square pillars. The elements are connected by male and
female coupling means which are formed integrally by the ends of the standard elements
and consist of male (4) and female (3) coupling means being removably connectable
to each other. For the round sections the formwork must be made one for each diameter
because the parts are fixed and can not be extended.
[0004] Until now, many traditional pillar formworks (in steel or wood) are in direct contact
with the concrete and should be previously oiled and well cleaned later on when the
job was finished. They are very heavy, they are difficult to position and transport
and the price is very expensive. In this invention, the formworks, because they are
very light and because the concrete is not adherent to plastic they are of very easy
building and dismounting and anybody can do it even if it is not a technic worker.
Due to the said before they don't need to be oiled or cleaned.
[0005] The formwork according to the invention is composed by two formworks (one exterior
(5-4-3)- the real formwork and one interior (8) -a thin piece of plastic -which we
are going to call a wrapper).
[0006] This interior wrapper is very important because it has the specific functions of
isolating the exterior formwork from the contact with concrete and of giving the surface
pillar the final polish appearance. This final surface permits direct painting.
This wrapper (8) is, of course, very cheap and is used only once. To prevent the dynamic
forces of compression in the lateral walls the exterior formwork is provided with
"ribs" (11) which give the formwork a better resistance and allow the fixing of vertical
irons (7) which are directed to small mortar (10) previously embedded in the floor
concrete. This also allows the formwork do not move while the concrete is dropped
in.
The already above mentioned forces of compression, mostly in the large pillars, will
be annulled by 3 or 4 metallic belts (12) disposed along the formwork and against
the vertical irons (7) which provide the necessary resistance.
[0007] In the Fig 1 we can see a pillar formwork with ribs (11) and vertical iron (7) and
the small mortar (10). Longitudinally we can see a metallic belt (12).
[0008] The Fig 2 represents a circular pillar formwork. To change the measures we need other
elements (5) in different measures. This formwork is also formed by an interior wrapper
(8).
The Fig 3 represents a pillar formwork for a square section. If we want to transform
it for a rectangular section we only need to add elements (5) in two parallel walls.
[0009] In the Fig 4 we can see a small mortar (10) for the pillar bracing where the irons
(7) come in and in the Fig 4-A we can see the small mortar (10) embedded in the floor
concrete.
The Fig. 5 represents a perspective of a finished pillar with the wrapper (8).
[0010] Fig 6 intends to be a simple formwork for special cases when we need to make simultaneously
the beam and the pillar. It's made by angled elements (13) which are closed by some
vertical irons passing into rings to allow the horizontal dismount.
INDEX
[0011]
1-SQUARE SECTION
2-RECTANGULAR SECTION
3-FEMALE COUPLING MEANS
4-MALE COUPLING MEANS
5-STANDARD ELEMENTS
6-RINGS
7-VERTICAL IRONS
8-WRAPPER (INTERIOR FORMWORK)
9-ROUND SECTION
10-SMALL MORTAR
11-VERTICAL "RIBS"
12-METALLIC GIRDLE
13- ANGLED ELEMENTS
1. Formwork for the casting of concrete pillars being an alternative to iron or wood
formworks, consisting of several structural standard elements (5) which, assembled
together, form an extendable volume of square or rectangular or circular section to
be invaded by concrete, the standard elements (5) being connected to each other by
coupling means (3, 4) positioned adjacent to the lateral right and left endings of
each element, the elements being reinforceable by iron rods (7) keeping the formwork
in perpendicular position, a separate plastic film wrapper (8), being inserted into
the assembled formwork, covering the joint sections between individual elements, protecting
the interior surfaces of the structural elements (5) from the contact with concrete
and giving the cured concrete a polished appearance, said formwork being characterised in that said coupling means are formed integrally by the ends of the standard elements and
consist of male (4) and female (3) coupling means being removably connectable to each
other.
2. Formwork according to claim 1, said standard elements (5) being made of plastic material.
3. Formwork according to every preceding claim, the wrapper being made of cheap replaceable
plastic film material for one way use in each casting operation.
4. Formwork according to every preceding claim, said iron rods (7) being secured in a
mortar base ( 10) previously embedded in the concrete floor.
5. Formwork according to every preceding claim, said standard elements (5) being supported
against the compression forces by 3 or 4 metallic belts (12) disposed along the height
of the formwork.
6. Formwork according to claim 2 and 3, said coupling means being connectable to each
other, the degree of the rotation given by the hinge design.
1. Schalung zum Giessen von Betonsäulen, die eine Alternative zu Schalungen aus Eisen
oder Holz darstellt, bestehend aus mehreren formgebenden Standardelementen (5) welche
zusammengebaut ein erweiterbares Volumen quadratischen, rechteckigen oder kreisförmigen
Querschnitts formen, das von Beton eingenommen werden kann, wobei die Standardelemente
(5) über Verbindungsmittel (3,4), die an den jeweils linken und rechten seitlichen
Endbereichen besagter Elemente positioniert sind, miteinander verbunden werden, besagte
Elemente durch Eisenstäbe (7), die die Schalung in senkrechter Stellung halten, verstärkbar
sind, eine separate Plastikplane (8), die in die zusammengebaute Schalung eingelegt
wird, die Fügestellen zwischen den einzelnen Elementen bedeckt, die Innenflächen der
formgebenden Elemente (5) vor dem Kontakt mit Beton schützt und dem ausgehärteten
Beton ein poliertes Aussehen gibt, wobei die besagte Schalung dadurch gekennzeichnet ist, dass die besagten Verbindungsmittel integral von den Endbereichen der Standardelemente
gebildet werden und aus männlichen (4) und weiblichen (3) Verbindungsmitteln bestehen,
die lösbar miteinander verbindbar sind.
2. Schalung entsprechend Anspruch 1, wobei besagte Standardelemente (5) aus Kunststoff
hergestellt sind.
3. Schalung entsprechend jedem vorangehenden Anspruch, wobei die Plastikplane aus kostengünstig
ersetzbarer Kunststoffolie zur einmaligen Benutzung pro Gussvorgang besteht.
4. Schalung entsprechend jedem vorangehenden Anspruch, wobei besagte Eisenstäbe (7) in
einer zuvor im Betonboden eingebetteten Mörtel-Basis gesichert sind.
5. Schalung entsprechend jedem vorangehenden Anspruch, wobei besagte Standardelemente
(5) gegen Druckkräfte durch 3 oder 4 metallische Gürtel (12) gestützt werden, die
entlang der Höhe der Schalung angebracht sind.
6. Schalung entsprechend Anspruch 2 und 3, wobei besagte Verbindungsmittel miteinander
verbindbar sind und das Ausmass der Verdrehung durch die Ausbildung des Scharniers
bestimmt wird.
1. Un coffrage destiné à la fabrication des piliers en béton étant une alternative à
des piliers en fer ou bois, comprenant plusieurs éléments structuraux standard (5),
qui, en état assemblé forment un volume extensible de section carrée, rectangulaire
ou circulaire pour être envahi de béton, les éléments standard (5) étant liés entre
eux par des moyens de couplage (3,4) positionnés auprès des extrémités latérales de
droite et de gauche de chaque élément, les éléments pouvant être renforcés à l'aide
des férules en fer afin de maintenir le coffrage en position perpendiculaire, une
couche en plastique (8) supplémentaire étant insérée dans le coffrage assemblé, couvrant
les sections de liaison entre les éléments individuels, protégeant les surfaces internes
des éléments structuraux (5) du contacte avec le béton et donnant un aspect poli au
béton endurci, ledit coffrage étant caractérisé en ce que les dites moyens de couplage sont formés intégralement par les dites extrémités des
éléments standard et sont composés de moyens de couplage masculins (4) et féminins
(3) que peuvent être accouplés et séparés.
2. Un coffrage selon la revendication 1, ledit élément standard (5) étant composé de
matériau plastique.
3. Un coffrage selon chaque revendication précédente, la dite couche étant fabriquée
en matériau de film en plastique couramment remplaçable afin de l'utilisation unique
par opération de rempli de béton.
4. Un coffrage selon chaque revendication précédente, les dites férules (7) étant supportées
par une base en mortier (19) préalablement intégrée dans le sol de béton.
5. Un coffrage selon chaque revendication précédente, les dites éléments standard (5)
étant supportés contre les forces de compression par 3 ou 4 ceintures métalliques
(12) disposés le long de la hauteur du coffrage.
6. Un coffrage selon les revendication 2 et 3, les dites moyens de couplage (3,4) pouvant
être connectés entre eux et le montant de rotation relative étant déterminé par le
design de l'articulation.