A rigidly connected prefabricated frame beam for prefabricated buildings
A rigid connection and prefabricated technology, used in buildings, building structures, joists, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient vertical reinforcement of grouting sleeves, prefabricated buildings that cannot be equal to cast-in-place buildings, and unrealistic grouting anchoring. , to shorten the total construction period of on-site installation, change the installation and connection process, and improve the overall quality and performance.
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[0026] from Figure 1-6 It can be seen that a rigidly connected prefabricated frame beam for prefabricated buildings in this embodiment includes a steel reinforcement plate 1 at the beam end, and the steel reinforcement plate 1 at the beam end is formed by cutting and welding steel plates, and a slot is reserved for After the quality anchor member 8 is installed, the notch is filled with high-strength concrete mortar and encapsulated, mainly to reinforce the end of the concrete prefabricated beam body 10, and to precisely position the size of the beam end, which can effectively strengthen the connection between the column and the beam. Integrity, the surface of the steel reinforcement plate 1 at the beam end is provided with a notch, and a groove-shaped steel bar connection sleeve 3 is installed inside the notch, from Figure 4 It can be seen that the groove-shaped steel bar connecting sleeve 3 is a non-standard processed part. According to the layout of the beam steel bar, it...
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