Outboard Insulation Mounting System
a technology for mounting systems and outboards, which is applied in the direction of girders, heat-insulating, walls, etc., can solve the problems of time-consuming and unpredictable adhesion, insulation manufacturers, and inability to be considered ‘continuous insulation’, so as to achieve easy crushing or deformation, reduce manufacturing costs, and facilitate installation.
Inactive Publication Date: 2021-07-29
SIMONSEN DAVID JOHN
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The patent text describes a system for mounting insulation on steel structures using mounting screws. The steel studs have additional legs that provide additional positions for the screws, allowing for cantilever loads to be supported. The steel studs can be made from various methods such as roll forming or adding on attachments. The additional legs can be easily bent or pre-formed to make installation easier. The system also allows for continuous insulation installation without any materials being positioned between the insulation and the screws. The steel studs have standard features such as holes and slots for running various mechanisms through or in, as well as preventing vibration transfer. Overall, the system simplifies the installation process of insulation on steel structures.
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Other options include a stick-on pins that the insulation is mounted over, and then lock washers of various types are placed over the pins so that they don't back off of the pin keeping the insulation in place, however this process is very time consuming and unpredictable regarding adhesion and is therefore not allowed by major insulation manufacturers.
There are also continuous sub-girts used, but they transfer too much thermal energy and vibration through to the substrate, and they by definition and application are then not able to be considered ‘continuous insulation’.
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[0038]Various aspects of the present application will evolve from the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments thereof which should be taken in conjunction with the prior described drawings.
[0039]Embodiments of the invention are identified by an upper case letter with an additional upper case letter of the same kind for a variation of the embodiment. Elements of the invention are identified by reference character 10.
[0040]With reference to FIG. 1, it can be seen that the preferred embodiments of vertical sub-girt B and stud A are shown in an wall assembly. Stud A is comprised of support 10, substantially perpendicular to return 12, which is substantially perpendicular to web 14. Protrusion 16 is a punched-and-formed tab that is made in a pattern that leaves opening 18 in the web. Web 14 is substantially perpendicular to return 20 which is substantially perpendicular to support 22 which is substantially perpendicular to double return 26. Support 22 may a half-circu...
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An Outboard Insulation Mounting System and products for the purpose of providing a continuously insulated (CI) wall utilizing a dual nailing flanged stud, sub-girts with multiple aligned flanges and holes, a fastener for penetrating the multiple surfaces of the stud and sub-girt for the purpose of transferring cantilevered stresses to the screw from more than one direction, compounding the load capacity of the cantilevered screw. Rigid insulation installed between the studs and sub-girts may be compressed and assist with the load capacity of the cantilevered fasteners, as well as being supported by these fasteners along with any attached façade panels or façade systems to the sub-girts.
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CROSS REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]The present application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 62 / 967,042 filed Jan. 29, 2020.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]The present invention relates to an Outboard Insulation Mounting System that utilizes dual walled studs and dual walled exterior girts that require less penetrations through the wall assembly and weather barrier, they utilize the strength of the multi-attachment points on the fasteners to support loads outside of and perpendicular to the stud on building interiors and exteriors, they can eliminate the use of structural clips and isolators that normally support exterior girts, they will only allow screws to penetrate the insulation meeting the 2019 ASHRAE 90.1 of Continuous Insulation, they provide anti-reversing of fasteners, and will provide for less thermal, vibration, water, air and moisture transfer to the building.[0003]In the past there have been a good number of ways that insula...
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CPCE04B1/7629E04C2003/0473E04F13/0832E04C3/09E04B2/60E04B2/7412E04C3/07E04C2003/0413E04C2003/0482
InventorSIMONSEN, DAVID JOHN
OwnerSIMONSEN DAVID JOHN