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Blocks free of mortar and composite thermal insulating wall and masonry method thereof

A composite insulation and mortar-free technology, applied in insulation, walls, buildings, etc., can solve the problems of easy fire, high thermal conductivity and self-insulation, and easy falling off of organic insulation materials.

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-08-11
HUANGHUAI UNIV
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[0002] Existing blocks cannot achieve self-insulation due to their high thermal conductivity. After the wall is built, external wall insulation is required. There are fire-fighting facilities that are basically helpless and cannot be rescued. Generally, the design service life of external insulation of buildings is 25 years, and the design life of buildings is 50 years. After the expiration, the insulation materials need to be replaced, which will cause many problems for the society.

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[0028] A mortar-free block brick, such as Figure 1~4 As shown, it includes two square bricks 1 (solid) with the same structure and set in front and back facing each other. The brick 1 is a concrete brick 1. A horizontal ventilation hole 6 is reserved in the center from front to back, and an L-shaped notch 4 is respectively inwardly opened at two opposite corners of the brick 1. The lengths of the two L-shaped notches 4 are equal, and the lengths of the two L-shaped notches 4 The width is equal and equal to the width of the brick 1, and the sum of the heights of the two L-shaped notches 4 is equal to the height of the brick 1; on the bumps corresponding to the two L-shaped notches 4, vertical holes are respectively reserved from top to bottom. Anchor holes 2; four round steel bridging rods 3 are evenly fixed between the upper, lower, left, and right positions of the air hole 6 on the two bricks 1 .

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[0030] A kind of composite insulation wall comprising the free mortar block brick described in embodiment 1, such as Figure 5~6 As shown, the composite thermal insulation wall includes several "rows and columns" stacked mortar-free block bricks. The front row of bricks 1 of the mortar-free block bricks forms the front row of walls, and the rear row of bricks 1 of the mortar-free block bricks is formed. Anchor pieces 7 are inserted through the anchor holes 2 of the front and back rows of wall heads from top to bottom, and inorganic thermal insulation material 5 (foamed concrete) is poured between the front and back two rows of wall heads; among them, two adjacent The mortar-free block bricks are stacked through the L-shaped gap 4 of one of the mortar-free block bricks and the protrusion of the other mortar-free block brick.

[0031] The masonry method of the composite thermal insulation wall: before masonry, lay a layer of mortar on the ground first, then stack the lowest laye...

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Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of building, and discloses blocks free of mortar and a composite thermal insulating wall and a masonry method thereof. The blocks free of mortar comprise two square bricks which are arranged at intervals with a same structure and opposite to each other front and back, L-shaped gaps are formed in two diagonal positions, opposite to each other, of the bricks inwards correspondingly, and the lengths of the two L-shaped gaps are equal; the widths of the two L-shaped gaps are equal and are equal to the widths of the bricks, and the sum of the heights of the two L-shaped gaps is equal to the heights of the bricks; and vertical anchor caverns are formed in lugs, corresponding to the two L-shaped gaps up and down, in a reserved mode from top to bottom correspondingly, and a plurality of round steel bridge extension rods are fixedly connected between the two bricks evenly. The composite thermal insulating wall comprises a plurality of blocks free of mortar stacked in multiple lines and multiple rows, anchoring parts are inserted in two rows of the anchor caverns front and back in a penetrating-through mode from top to bottom correspondingly, and inorganic thermal insulation materials are poured between the two rows of wall tops front and back. According to the blocks free of mortar and the composite thermal insulating wall and the masonry method thereof, the inorganic thermal insulation materials are arranged in the composite thermal insulating wall, fire-catching cannot happen, and the same service life as the building can be achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of buildings, and in particular relates to a mortar-free block brick, a composite thermal insulation wall and a building method thereof. Background technique [0002] Existing blocks cannot achieve self-insulation due to their high thermal conductivity. After the wall is built, external wall insulation is required. There are fire-fighting facilities that are basically helpless and cannot be rescued. Generally, the design life of external insulation of buildings is 25 years, and the design life of buildings is 50 years. After the expiration, the insulation materials need to be replaced, which will cause many problems for the society. Based on the above reasons, it is necessary to develop an insulating wall that does not catch fire and does not fall off. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a mortar-free block brick, and a composite thermal insulation wall bui...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E04C1/00E04B2/48E04B1/76E04B1/94E04G21/14
CPCE04B1/7604E04B1/94E04B2/48E04C1/00E04G21/14
Inventor 杨德磊任永刚彭俊杰辛酉阳商拥辉王昌盛杜虎张良
Owner HUANGHUAI UNIV
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