A treatment method for reinforcing bars of beam-column joints used for installing embedded parts of vibration isolators
A technology of beam-column joints and processing methods, which is applied to building components, building reinforcements, buildings, etc., can solve problems such as conflicts and inability to install embedded parts, and achieve the effect of ensuring stability and installation accuracy
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[0032] The following is attached Figure 1-4 The application is described in further detail.
[0033] The embodiment of the present application discloses a method for processing steel bars of beam-column joints used for installing embedded parts of vibration isolators. Include the following steps:
[0034] S1, refer to figure 1 , optimize the frame column reinforcement 13, retain the curved anchor reinforcement 11 at the corner point of frame column 1, cancel the bending anchor reinforcement 11 at the non-corner point of frame column 1 and change it to straight anchor reinforcement 12, and the straight anchor reinforcement 12 is anchored into the frame The anchorage length in the beam 2 is not less than the specification requirements. In this example, the length of the straight anchor bar 12 anchored in the frame beam 2 is ≥0.5LaE, where LaE is the minimum anchorage length of the longitudinal tension bar, and the distance between the ends of the frame column bar 13 is preset...
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