Connector for reinforcement within a formwork
a technology of connecting wires and formwork, applied in the direction of rod connections, structural elements, building components, etc., can solve the problems of difficult formwork transport, laborious construction of walls, and large volume of building materials used by builders
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[0197]In a first embodiment, the beams 48 are made of laminated wood (obtained, for example, from waste timber).
[0198]In the embodiment illustrated, these beams 48 have a cross-section of 140×200 mm and are positioned with a spacing of 56 cm.
[0199]The beams 48 are anchored, at their ends, to the layers of reinforced concrete located at the upper ends 33b of the wall elements 33.
[0200]This anchoring is obtained by metal fasteners (hooks 52) embedded in the concrete and preferably connected to the end junction bodies 37 of each formwork 35.
[0201]An internally hollow weight reduction body 49 (or hollow block) is interposed between each pair of successive beams 48. It should be noted that the weight reduction body 49 is interposed substantially to size between the two beams.
[0202]Preferably, the hollow block is made from the same ingredients as the panels, but with considerably greater density characteristics.
[0203]Moreover, the weight reduction body 49 has a shape such as to overlie at...
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[0237]In a second embodiment, described below, the straw remains in the tank for approximately 24 hours.
[0238]After that period of time, the straw is poured into a mixer (concrete mixer).
[0239]Meanwhile, the method comprises preparing a predetermined quantity of hydraulic lime or plaster and pouring the hydraulic lime or plaster into the mixer with the straw for amalgamating them, thereby obtaining a mix ready for pouring into the formwork.
[0240]In the first embodiment, approximately 160 kg / m3 hydraulic lime or plaster introduced into the concrete mixer.
[0241]In the second embodiment, the panel 10 is made with a combination of straw and lime (or plaster) with a binding element.
[0242]Preferably, the binding element is defined by the paper.
[0243]However, alternatively, especially where the paper is not readily available (for example, in those places where a separate collection of waste is not performed), the binding element may be defined by beer processing waste (for example, beer sp...
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