Detachable concrete lintel mold

Abstract

The invention provides a detachable concrete lintel mold which comprises a bottom mold, side molds, a first baffle, a second baffle and a movable frame. The two opposite sides of the bottom mold are each provided with a first sliding groove, and the two side molds are oppositely and detachably mounted on the bottom mold and correspond to the two first sliding grooves one to one. The bottom mold and two side plates define a concrete pouring space with the two ends and the top opened. The two sides of the first baffle are detachably connected with the two side dies to plug a first end opening ofthe concrete pouring space. The two sides of the second baffle are attached to the inner walls of the two side dies to plug a second end opening of the concrete pouring space. The second baffle is arranged in the two first sliding grooves in a sliding mode through the movable frame. The detachable concrete lintel mold can be used for adjusting the length, has good adaptability, is convenient to mount and disassemble at the same time and has good recycling performance.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of building construction, in particular to a detachable concrete lintel mold. Background technique [0002] In building construction, precast concrete lintels are generally nailed with wooden formwork, and moulds of different sizes are required to be nailed according to the length of the concrete lintels; construction according to this method is prone to the following problems: 1. Too many turnovers of wooden moulds It will affect the apparent quality of precast concrete lintels, honeycombs and pockmarked surfaces are likely to appear, which cannot meet the construction quality requirements; 2. The length of the wooden mold is single and cannot be adjusted according to the lintels of different lengths, that is, the length of the lintel mold cannot be realized. Adjustment; 3. Nailing the wooden mold wastes manpower and material resources, resulting in material loss on the construction site. Summary of the invention [0003]...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] In building construction, concrete prefabricated lintels are generally nailed by wooden formwork, and molds of different sizes need to be nailed according to the length of concrete lintels; the following problems are likely to occur in construction according to this method: 1. Too many turnover times of wooden molds It will affect the apparent quality of the precast concrete lintel, prone to honeycomb and pockmarks, which cannot meet the construction quality requirements; 2. The length of the wooden formwork is single and cannot be adjusted according to the lintel of different lengths, that is, the length of the lintel mold cannot be realized Adjustment; 3. Nailing wooden formwork wastes manpower and material resources, resulting in material loss on the construction site

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