A method of preventing or reducing temperature gradient caused bending of a structural element
A temperature gradient and bending technology, applied to building components, building structures, buildings, etc., can solve the problem of maintaining relatively low temperatures below 40-50°C, and achieve the effect of eliminating bending
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[0027] In Figure 1, the schematic diagram shows that the temperature gradient causes the structural member to bend, and one side of the structural member is exposed to extremely high temperatures. The structural member indicated by reference numeral 10 has an end wall 12 , a top wall 14 and a side wall 16 . Relative to end wall 12, structural member 10 also has another end wall, relative to top wall 14, structural member 10 also has another bottom wall, relative to side wall 16, structural member 10 also has another side wall, and this side wall exposes In extremely high temperatures, for example, heat is transferred from one side of the structure 10 to the other side 16 where the fire causes the temperature to rise, reaching eg 800-1000°C. Thus the other side of the structural member 10 relative to the side wall 16 expands in the direction indicated by a pair of opposing arrows 20 and, conversely, the side wall 16 contracts or contracts relative to the expanded end. The effe...
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