Cornice bucket arch of a concrete steel structure and its construction method

Abstract

The invention discloses a cornice bucket arch of a concrete steel structure and a construction method thereof, relates to construction technology, and aims to solve the problem that the firmness and structural strength of the bucket arch itself are easily affected and gradually weakened when exposed to the outdoor environment, thereby causing the structure of the entire building to be weakened. For the problem of poor stability, the key points of the technical solution are: the centering gong and the two outer pulling gongs are fixedly connected to the cross gong, and the centering gong is located between the two outer pulling gongs, and the two outer pulling gongs The two are respectively located at the two ends of the central gong, the outer pulling gong 2 is fixedly connected to the centering gong and one end of the two outer pulling gongs, the two horizontal gongs are respectively fixedly connected to the two outer pulling gongs, and the single gong is fixedly connected On the top surface of one end of the horizontal gong far away from the outer pulling gong, the single gong and horizontal gong on one side are fixedly connected with the horizontal gong on the other side, and the single gong and horizontal gong on the other side are fixedly connected to the top surface of the rafter with a , The rafters and the top surface of Ang are connected with cornices. The invention ensures the structural strength of the cornice bucket arch and is relatively convenient in construction operation.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to building technology, more specifically, it relates to a kind of cornice bucket arch of concrete steel structure and its construction method. Background technique [0002] Flying eaves is a form of eaves in traditional Chinese architecture. It mostly refers to the eaves, especially the eaves of the corners, which are raised upwards. If they are flying, they are often used at the corners of the roofs of pavilions, platforms, buildings, pavilions, palaces, temples and other buildings. Stretched, shaped like a bird spreading its wings, light and lively, so it is often called cornices and horns. [0003] The Dougong, also known as Dougong, Douke, Zhiqiang, Puzuo, etc., is a unique structure in Chinese architecture. Between the top of the column, the architrave and the eave purlin or the frame, the bow-shaped load-bearing structure protruding from the top of the arch is called the arch, and the square wooden blocks between t...

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Problems solved by technology

Between the top of the column, the architrave and the eave purlin or the frame, the bow-shaped load-bearing structure protruding from the top of the arch is called the arch, and the square wooden blocks between the arch and the arch are called the bucket, which is collectively called the bucket arch. The building mainly plays an effective role in supporting the cornices, but the current bucket arches are mainly connected by mortise and tenon, and the bucket arches are made of wood. If things go on like this, the firmness and structural strength of the bucket arches themselves are easily affected by exposure to the outdoor environment. And gradually weakened, resulting in poor structural stability of the entire building, prone to safety problems

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