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Prestressed reinforced concrete superposed beam having convex-concave superposed surfaces

A technology of prestressed steel bars and composite beams, applied in the field of reinforced concrete beams, which can solve the problems of complex structure at the joints, heavy weight of prefabricated beams, and poor shear resistance, and achieve light weight, improved seismic performance, and high bending rigidity Effect

Active Publication Date: 2013-01-02
杨众 +1
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[0002] In the prefabricated cast-in-place structural system, a prefabricated main girder used to rest the prefabricated secondary girder usually adopts a rectangular cross-section. The solution is to leave holes and other measures. The structure of the joints of the beams is relatively complicated, and for the convenience of installation, a shelving pick must be left on the secondary beams. It is also relatively poor, and the construction is inconvenient
There is no report on a secondary beam that is easy to place, and a main beam in which inverted T-shaped prefabricated beams are stacked into rectangular beams.

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[0029] see Figure 1 to Figure 6 , an embodiment of a prestressed reinforced concrete composite beam with a convex-concave composite surface provided in the present invention, comprising an inverted T-shaped prestressed prefabricated beam body 1 and Shaped post-cast reinforced concrete part 2, the two form a rectangular or rectangular composite beam with the upper part connected to the floor. The prefabricated beam body 1 is embedded with prestressed steel strands 3 longitudinally, and the Stirrups 31 are buried, and rectangular stirrups 32 are embedded on the web 12 of the prefabricated beam body 1, and the stirrups 31 and the rectangular stirrups 32 are anchored in the post-cast reinforced concrete part 2, and the post-cast The upper part of the reinforced concrete part 2 is embedded with reinforcing bars 33 longitudinally. The composite beam of the present invention adopts an inverted T-shaped prestressed prefabricated beam body 1 and casts formed on the prefabricated bea...

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The invention discloses a prestressed reinforced concrete superposed beam having convex-concave superposed surfaces. The prestressed reinforced concrete superposed beam having convex-concave superposed surfaces comprises an inverted T-shaped precast prestressed beam and an inverted U-shaped post-poured reinforced concrete part. The inverted T-shaped precast prestressed beam and the inverted U-shaped post-poured reinforced concrete part compose a rectangular structure or a rectangular superposed beam of which an upper part is connected to a floor. The prestressed reinforced concrete superposed beam having convex-concave superposed surfaces is characterized in that prestressed steel strands are longitudinally embedded in the inverted T-shaped precast prestressed beam; U-shaped stirrups are embedded in flanges of the inverted T-shaped precast prestressed beam; rectangular stirrups are embedded in a web; a stirrup pouring anchor is fixed in the inverted U-shaped post-poured reinforced concrete part; and the rebars are longitudinally embedded in an upper part of the inverted U-shaped post-poured reinforced concrete part of the prestressed reinforced concrete superposed beam. The prestressed reinforced concrete superposed beam has an inverted T-shaped cross section and small self-weight, is convenient for transport and reduces tower crane hoisting requirements.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a reinforced concrete beam, in particular to a prefabricated integral cast composite beam. Background technique: [0002] In the prefabricated cast-in-place structural system, a prefabricated main girder used to rest the prefabricated secondary girder usually adopts a rectangular cross-section. The solution is to leave holes and other measures. The structure of the joints of the beams is relatively complicated, and for the convenience of installation, a shelving pick must be left on the secondary beams. It is also relatively poor, and the construction is also inconvenient. There is no report on a secondary beam that is easy to place, and a main beam in which inverted T-shaped prefabricated beams are stacked into rectangular beams. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies of the above-mentioned prior art and provide a prestressed reinforced...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E04C3/26
Inventor 杨峰
Owner 杨众
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