Building block splicing and mounting structure for buildings

Abstract

The invention discloses a building block splicing and mounting structure for buildings. The structure comprises first brackets and second brackets, wherein two first support plates are welded to the middle of the back face of each first bracket, a connecting plate is welded to one side of the first bracket, inserting holes are formed in the positions, corresponding to the connecting plate and plugpins, of the other side of the first bracket, mounting grooves are formed in the upper surface and the lower surface of the first bracket, the side view of the inner wall of each mounting groove is of an L-shaped structure, and a first injection hole is formed in the middle of each first bracket. By arranging the first brackets and the second brackets which are used in match with the facilities such as the connecting structures of the first brackets and the second brackets, a building block wall can be rapidly assembled and spliced, then the situation that in the prior art, the splicing is unstable or the wall building speed of building blocks is low is avoided, and meanwhile, during use of the wall body spliced by using the structure, the possibility of generating transverse cracks on the wall body is also greatly reduced, so that the safety and convenience of the whole wall body during use are greatly enhanced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of block installation, in particular to a building block splicing and installation structure. Background technique [0002] Blocks are artificial blocks made of concrete, industrial waste (slag, fly ash, etc.) demands for institutional reform. [0003] Blocks can be divided into solid blocks and hollow blocks according to their appearance and shape. Blocks with a hollow rate less than 25% or without holes are solid blocks; blocks with a hollow rate greater than or equal to 25% are hollow blocks. [0004] Hollow blocks have three forms: single row of square holes, single row of round holes and multiple rows of flat holes, among which multiple rows of flat holes are more beneficial to heat preservation. According to the position and function of the blocks in the assembly, they can be divided into main blocks and various auxiliary blocks. According to different materials, commonly used blocks include ordina...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] Blocks in the prior art are generally manually stacked layer by layer when building walls, and then connected and fixed by cement mortar. It reduces its work efficiency, and it is likely to cause transverse cracks to the wall during use, thereby causing danger, thus failing to meet the needs of the existing technology

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