Mixed steel-concrete composite frame structure

Abstract

The invention discloses a mixed steel-concrete composite frame structure, belonging to the technical field of engineering structure. The frame structure comprises a composite column of reinforced special shaped steep pipe concrete, a composite beam of concrete-steel pipe partially filled lightweight aggregate concrete and a reinforced concrete floor; wherein, the composite column of reinforced special shaped steep pipe concrete comprises a steel pipe of a special shaped column, a longitudinal bar of the column, stirrup of the column, concrete outside the steel pipe of the column and core concrete inside the steel pipe of the column; the composite beam of concrete-steel pipe partially filled lightweight aggregate concrete comprises a steel pipe of the beam, an inner separator, a longitudinal bar of the beam, stirrup of the beam and concrete outside the steel pipe of the beam; the space formed by the steel pipes of the beam, which are positioned on the lower part of the steel pipe at the end of the beam and on the upper part of the steel pipe on the midspan of beam, and the inner separator is filled with the core lightweight aggregate concrete in the steel pipe of the beam. The frame structure of the invention has excellent fire and shock resistance and relatively light dead load, can be used in building structures such as residence and is convenient for effective use of building space.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology improves upon existing methods for making strong walls that resist fires better than traditional materials like brick or stone blocks. By adding specialized equipment at specific areas within these constructions, they become stronger but also have greater insulation against heat damage compared to regular bricks alone. These improvements make it possible to create more efficient houses while still maintaining their strengths over time.

Problems solved by technology

Technological Problem: Increasing durability and strength for reinforced concrete (RC) pipe systems by adding an extra layer called CFTS between them improves their ability to resist fires without requiring expensive coating materials that could also bear outside force during use.

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