A light-weight block filling wall and frame structure construction technology

Abstract

The invention provides a novel light connecting structure of a block filling wall and a frame structure and a construction technique and belongs to the field of building construction. The connecting structure comprises a wall body. First angle bars are arranged on the two sides of the wall body at even intervals in the height direction of the wall body, and the first angle bars are anchored onto the wall body through chemical bolts. The two ends of each first angle bar are horizontally connected with first pulling steel bars correspondingly. The first pulling steel bars are inserted into the wall body and penetrate through the wall body. Second angle bars are arranged at the top of the wall body at even intervals in the length direction of the wall body. The second angle bars are anchored onto the wall body through chemical bolts. The two ends of each second angle bar are vertically connected with second pulling steel bars correspondingly. The second pulling steel bars are inserted into the wall body, and the second pulling steel bars located on the two sides and the middle portion penetrate through the wall body. By the adoption of the structure and the technique, good shock resistance and durability can be achieved; and in addition, the heat-insulation effect is outstanding, and the construction technique is easy and convenient to implement.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of building construction, in particular to a construction process of lightweight block filling walls and frame structures. Background technique [0002] Walls are divided into load-bearing walls and non-load-bearing walls according to their structural stress. In the frame structure, those walls that only play a maintenance role and are not load-bearing are generally called infill walls. The infill wall itself is a masonry structure, and its weight is generally borne and transmitted by concrete components such as beams, columns, and slabs. Filling walls are widely used in frame structures, especially in some high-rise and small high-rise residential structures. [0003] At present, several common filling wall materials mainly include: sintered hollow bricks and sintered porous bricks, autoclaved lime-sand bricks, concrete small hollow blocks, and autoclaved aerated concrete blocks. The main raw material of sintered ...

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Problems solved by technology

Walls with flexible connections will cause swelling and cracking of the infill wall when an earthquake occurs. Cracks in the infill wall will not only affect its appearance, but also lead to low bearing capacity, poor durability, and shorten its service life.

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