aluminum housing

Abstract

An aluminum alloy house, comprising: aluminum alloy pillars (1) are arranged at intervals around an outer periphery and inner periphery of the house; aluminum alloy beams (4) are connected crisscross and segmentally at middle positions of the heights of the aluminum alloy pillars (1) in the outer periphery and inner periphery to form a two-story structure, comprising a ground floor and a second floor, of the aluminum alloy house; roof supports (10) are disposed on the aluminum alloy beams (4) at the second floor; a roof (8) is installed on the roof supports (10) and the aluminum alloy pillars (1); three facade aluminum alloy assembled wallboards (7) are assembled in a concave configuration as viewed from a middle position in front of the aluminum alloy house; an aluminum alloy front door (2) is disposed in a middle position of the front facade aluminum alloy assembled wallboard (7), where a concave space is formed outside the aluminum alloy front door (2); two sides of the roof (8) are provided with structures of which the cross-section is in an inverted V shape, front and back sides of a middle portion of the roof (8) are both in a slope shape, and two sides of the slope shapes are connected to middle and rear portions of the inverted V shapes at two sides respectively.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of building structures, in particular to a structure of an aluminum alloy house. Background technique [0002] In architectural design, it is always hoped to have a large-span space without vertical structure, which can be flexibly partitioned according to needs, so that the interior layout is diversified. Traditional houses limit the freedom of spatial arrangement due to the nature of the materials used. If the bay is too large, the thickness of the floor slab will be too large, and the cross-section of beams and columns will be too large, which will not only affect the aesthetics of the interior, but also increase the weight of the structure and increase the investment in civil engineering. It is planned to change the layout of the designed walls when moving in and decorating, but most of the walls cannot be dismantled or displaced, which not only increases the economic burden, but also increases the hidden dangers...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional houses limit the freedom of spatial arrangement due to the nature of the materials used

If the bay is too large, the thickness of the floor slab will be too large, and the cross-section of beams and columns will be too large, which will not only affect the aesthetics of the interior, but also increase the weight of the structure and increase the investment in civil engineering

It is planned to change the layout of the designed walls when moving in and decorating, but most of the walls cannot be dismantled or displaced, which not only increases the economic burden, but also increases the hidden dangers due to damage to the load-bearing walls

[0003] Traditional concrete buildings need to use a lot of concrete and bricks and tiles. The foundation construction takes a lot of soil, and it is necessary to dig mountains around the city, which consumes the precious resource of land and is not conducive to environmental protection.

[0004] The existing steel structure building is heavy, the material cost is high, and the basic cost is increased, which makes the investment of the whole project higher

In traditional buildings and steel structure buildings, heat insulation, sound insulation, waterproof and fire prevention measures are not taken for keels, wall panels, doors and windows and other components

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