Concrete Hollow Block Constructing Masonry Method
A hollow block and concrete technology, used in building components, building structures, building materials, etc., can solve the problems of difficulty in improving shear bearing capacity, easy damage, and low shear bearing capacity of masonry, and achieves improved horizontal resistance. Shear bearing capacity and the effect of improving the overall mechanical properties
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[0027] In the method described in the present invention, the masonry includes blocks built layer by layer. The two ends of the masonry are cast-in-place reinforced concrete columns 7, and the connection between the masonry and the masonry between floors is a cast-in-place reinforced concrete beam 8. After construction, the mortar joints between the blocks, the mortar joints between the blocks and the 8 cast-in-place reinforced concrete beams, and the horse teeth between the blocks and the 7 cast-in-place reinforced concrete columns respectively constitute regular and incoherent joint surfaces. Mortar 4 is laid between the blocks.
[0028] The masonry consists of blocks, cast-in-place reinforced concrete beams 8 and cast-in-place reinforced concrete columns 7 .
[0029] The regular and non-coherent joint surface mentioned in the present invention refers to the non-linear shape of the cross section of the joint surface. concave surface.
[0030] Construction results such as ...
Embodiment 2
[0033] The structure and steps of block masonry are the same as in Example 1.
[0034] Such as Figure 8-13 , the first block 2 is formed by at least two "convex" shaped polygonal prisms with gaps at the bottom, staggered and spliced on the side plane; The cavities formed by the first four blocks of the first block are consistent, and the shape of the third block 6 is matched with the first block 2 . This structure can make the surface between the layers of the block a stepped surface with undulations, thereby avoiding the linear structure of the interval between the layers, and greatly improving the horizontal shear bearing capacity of the masonry.
[0035] The "convex"-shaped polygonal prisms in the embodiment are staggered and spliced on the front surface, mainly referring to the splicing of two "convex"-shaped blocks with gaps on the lower surface, and the two shoulders of the "convex" font itself do not require Equal lengths, but the blocks themselves are centrally ...
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[0038] Such as Figure 17 , the structure of each building block is the structure in embodiment 1 or the structure in embodiment 2 at the same time. The way of masonry results in the absence of a third block 6. This method has a correspondingly simple structure and is more convenient for construction.
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