Large-span non-tension-rod special-shaped cantilever rain shed and construction method thereof
By combining the main truss, secondary truss, and support frame, the problem of traditional cantilever canopies requiring tie rods for ultra-large spans is solved, achieving improved stability and construction efficiency without tie rods.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411129001.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-08-16
- Publication Date
- 2026-02-24
- Estimated Expiration
- 2044-08-16
AI Technical Summary
Traditional cantilevered canopies require tie rods for support when spanning large distances, which affects aesthetics and usability, and is also difficult to process and install.
The structure employs a combination of multiple main trusses, secondary trusses, and support frames. The main trusses are connected to the secondary trusses through the support frames, which distributes the load, reduces structural complexity and construction difficulty, and improves installation accuracy by using embedded parts and connecting components.
It achieves stability and safety without tie rod support under ultra-large spans, reduces construction difficulty, and improves construction efficiency of cantilever canopies.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of building construction technology, specifically to a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy and its construction method. Background Technology
[0002] Currently, most common cantilevered canopies employ a tie-rod structure. This structure requires tie rods at the top, placing high demands on construction and design, and also affecting the canopy's aesthetics and usability. Traditional cantilevered canopies require tie rod support for extremely large spans. Therefore, this invention relates to a tie-rod-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy for extremely large spans and its construction method, primarily solving the problem of traditional cantilevered canopies requiring tie rod support for extremely large spans. Summary of the Invention
[0003] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and provide a large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy and its construction method, solving the problems of high processing and installation accuracy requirements and difficult connection of existing large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopies.
[0004] The technical solution to achieve the above objective is: a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, comprising: multiple main trusses, which are arranged alternately on the main structure; two secondary trusses, which are transversely connected between the multiple main trusses; a support frame, which is arranged between the multiple main trusses; and a covering layer, which is laid on the outer periphery of the frame structure formed by the connection of the main trusses, the secondary trusses, and the support frame.
[0005] In this invention, a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy is constructed by further connecting the main truss and secondary trusses through a supporting frame. This disperses the load on the main and secondary trusses, allowing them to withstand greater loads over ultra-large spans. The tie-free support design reduces structural complexity and construction difficulty, thereby improving the construction efficiency of the cantilevered canopy.
[0006] A further improvement of the present invention on a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy is that the main truss includes: an upper main beam, which is horizontally connected to the side wall of the main structure; a lower main beam, which is vertically arranged corresponding to the upper main beam; and a first connecting component, which is vertically connected between the upper main beam and the lower main beam.
[0007] A further improvement of the present invention, a large-span, tie-rod-free irregular cantilevered canopy, is that the main structure is provided with multiple embedded parts; the upper main beam and the lower main beam are both connected to the embedded parts.
[0008] A further improvement of the present invention on a large-span, tie-rod-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy is that the upper main beam is provided with multiple stiffening plates, which are arranged around the upper main beam, and one end of each stiffening plate is connected to the embedded part.
[0009] A further improvement of the present invention, a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, is that the secondary truss includes: two secondary beams, which are bent upwards in the middle; and a second connecting component, which is vertically connected between the two secondary beams.
[0010] A further improvement of the present invention on a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy is that the supporting frame includes: a first supporting part, which is disposed in the middle of the plurality of main trusses and is arranged parallel to the main trusses; and a second supporting part, which is connected to the outer end of the plurality of main trusses.
[0011] A further improvement of the present invention, a large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, is that the first support part includes: two first keels connected to the side wall of the main structure; and a third connecting component vertically connected between the two first keels.
[0012] A further improvement of the present invention on a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy is that: multiple sets of connectors are provided between the main truss and the first support part, the multiple sets of connectors being respectively disposed on the first keel of the main truss and the first support part; multiple reinforcing rods are provided, the multiple reinforcing rods being supported on the main truss and the first support part, and the two ends of the multiple reinforcing rods being connected to the connectors respectively.
[0013] A further improvement of the present invention, a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, is that the covering layer is provided with a water ditch, which is located on the upper surface of the covering layer and is positioned between the two secondary trusses.
[0014] A construction method for a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy includes the following steps: During the pouring of the main structure of the building, multiple embedded parts are placed at the cantilevered canopy locations on the side walls of the main structure; multiple main trusses, multiple secondary truss units, a first support unit, and multiple second support unit units are assembled using prefabricated components; the multiple main trusses are hoisted onto the side walls of the main structure, and one end of each main truss is connected to the embedded parts; the first support unit is hoisted to the middle of the multiple main trusses, and one end of the first support unit is connected to the side wall of the main structure; multiple secondary truss units are hoisted and connected between the main trusses to form two secondary trusses; multiple second support unit units are connected to the outer ends of the multiple main trusses to form second support units; the end of the first support unit is connected to the side of the second support unit, and the first support unit and the second support unit form a support frame; a covering layer is laid on the outer periphery of the frame structure composed of the main trusses, the secondary trusses, and the support frame to complete the construction of the cantilevered canopy. Attached Figure Description
[0015] Figure 1 This is an elevation view of a large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy according to the present invention.
[0016] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional view of the main truss of the present invention.
[0017] Figure 3 This is a front view of the embedded part of the present invention.
[0018] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the embedded part of the present invention.
[0019] Figure 5 This is a cross-sectional view of the connection between the main truss and the stiffening plate of the present invention.
[0020] Figure 6 This is a front view of the secondary truss of the present invention.
[0021] Figure 7 This is a side view of the first support portion of the present invention.
[0022] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the construction method of a large-span, tie-rod-free irregular cantilevered canopy according to the present invention.
[0023] In the diagram: 10. Main truss; 101. Upper main beam; 102. Lower main beam; 103. First diagonal member; 104. First vertical member; 105. Stiffening plate; 11. Secondary truss; 111. Secondary beam; 112. Second diagonal member; 113. Second vertical member; 12. Support frame; 121. First support part; 1211. First keel; 1212. Third diagonal member; 1213. Third vertical member; 122. Second support part; 123. Connector; 124. Reinforcing rod; 125. Reinforcing member; 13. Covering layer; 14. Drainage ditch; 20. Main structure; 21. Embedded part; 211. Anchor plate; 212. Anchor bar. Detailed Implementation
[0024] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0025] This invention utilizes software such as Tekla Structures to model and refine the design of the building structure and the cantilevered canopy. Addressing challenges such as difficulty in controlling beam end deflection, out-of-plane stability of single cantilevered frames, and handling the root joints of the cantilevered main beams, it rationally selects appropriate steel beam dimensions, employs an inverted arch structure, and strengthens lateral connections. Subspace iterative analysis is used for eigenvalue analysis, and the removal of key components is employed to perform progressive collapse resistance calculations on critical parts, ensuring that the structural non-collapse analysis results meet relevant requirements.
[0026] The building's main structure includes multiple cantilever beams and supporting columns. The cantilever beams feature an irregular cross-section design, enabling them to withstand greater loads during ultra-large spans. The supporting columns are responsible for supporting the weight of the cantilever beams and transferring it to the ground.
[0027] See Figure 1 The image shows an elevation view of a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy. This invention provides a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, comprising: multiple main trusses 10, which are arranged alternately on a main structure 20.
[0028] Each main truss 10 has its end on the same side connected to the side wall of the main structure 20, and each main truss 10 is arranged in parallel with each other, with the middle main truss 10 positioned higher than the main trusses 10 on both sides.
[0029] Two secondary trusses 11 are laterally connected between multiple main trusses 10.
[0030] The two secondary trusses 11 are arranged in parallel. The secondary trusses 11 are curved upward in the middle. The secondary trusses 11 correspond to the main trusses 10, with the middle being higher and the sides being lower.
[0031] Support frame 12 is provided between multiple main trusses 10.
[0032] The supporting frame 12 will be described in detail below, and will not be repeated here.
[0033] Covering layer 13 is laid on the outer periphery of the frame structure formed by the connection of main truss 10, secondary truss 11 and supporting frame 12.
[0034] The covering layer 13 is made of aluminum plate and is fixed to the outside of the supporting frame 12 with fasteners. The covering layer 13 is used to protect the interior of the cantilevered canopy from the erosion of rain and sunlight.
[0035] See Figure 2 The image shows a cross-sectional view of the main truss of the present invention. The present invention provides a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, the main truss 10 including: an upper main beam 101, the upper main beam 101 being horizontally connected to the side wall of the main structure 20.
[0036] The upper main beam 101 is constructed by splicing together round steel pipes, and the upper main beam 101 is set perpendicular to the side wall of the main structure 20.
[0037] The lower main beam 102 is set up vertically in correspondence with the upper main beam 101.
[0038] The lower main beam 102 is also constructed by splicing round steel pipes. The distance between the ends of the lower main beam 102 and the upper main beam 101 at the connection point on the main structure 20 is greater than the distance between the other ends of the lower main beam 102 and the upper main beam 101.
[0039] The first connecting component is vertically connected between the upper main beam 101 and the lower main beam 102.
[0040] The first connecting component is a steel pipe, which includes multiple first diagonal braces 103 and multiple first vertical braces 104. The multiple first diagonal braces 103 are connected end to end, and the first vertical braces 104 are vertically connected to the connection point of two first diagonal braces 103, connecting the upper and lower main beams 102 together to form a variable cross-section main truss 10.
[0041] See Figure 3 and Figure 4 , Figure 3 The front view of the embedded part of the present invention is shown. Figure 4 A cross-sectional view of the embedded parts of the present invention is shown. The present invention provides a large-span, tie-rod-free irregular cantilevered canopy, with multiple embedded parts 21 provided on the main structure 20.
[0042] The embedded part 21 includes anchor bars 212 and anchor plates 211. Multiple anchor bars 212 are arranged alternately and welded to one side of the anchor plate 211. The anchor plate 211 is connected to the reinforcing bars in the main structure 20 during casting. The anchor bars 212 are arranged perpendicularly to the side wall of the main structure 20.
[0043] Both the upper main beam 101 and the lower main beam 102 are connected to the embedded parts 21.
[0044] The embedded part 21 is installed at a position corresponding to the upper main beam 101 and the lower main beam 102. The ends of the upper main beam 101 and the lower main beam 102 on the same side are connected to the embedded part 21.
[0045] See Figure 5 The diagram shows a cross-sectional view of the connection between the main truss and the stiffening plate of the present invention. The present invention provides a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, wherein the upper main beam 101 is provided with a plurality of stiffening plates 105, which are arranged around the upper main beam 101, and one end of the stiffening plate 105 is connected to the embedded part 21.
[0046] Among them, the stiffening plate 105 is welded and reinforced to the anchor plate 211 of the embedded part 21 at one end near the main structure 20.
[0047] See Figure 6 The image shows a front view of the secondary truss of the present invention. The present invention provides a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, wherein the secondary truss 11 includes two secondary beams 111, which are bent upwards in the middle.
[0048] The two secondary beams 111 have the same length, and the degree of curvature of the secondary beams 111 corresponds to the distribution position of the main truss 10.
[0049] The second connecting component is vertically connected between the two secondary beams 111.
[0050] The second connecting component includes multiple second diagonal braces 112 and multiple second vertical braces 113. The multiple second diagonal braces 112 are connected end to end, and the second vertical braces 113 are vertically connected to the connection points of the second diagonal braces 112, connecting the two upper and lower secondary beams 111 to form a whole.
[0051] See Figure 1 The image shows an elevation view of a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy. The present invention provides a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, the supporting frame 12 including: a first support portion 121, which is disposed in the middle of a plurality of main trusses 10, and is arranged parallel to the main trusses 10.
[0052] One side of the first support 121 is connected to the side wall of the main structure 20, and the first support 121 is positioned higher than the multiple main trusses 10.
[0053] The second support 122 is connected to the outer ends of the plurality of main trusses 10.
[0054] The second support portion 122 is curved, and the side of the second support portion 122 is connected to the other end of the first support portion 121.
[0055] See Figure 7 The image shows a side view of the first support portion of the present invention. The present invention provides a large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy. The first support portion 121 includes two first keels 1211, which are connected to the side wall of the main structure 20.
[0056] The upper first keel 1211 is set horizontally.
[0057] The third connecting component is vertically connected between the two first keels 1211.
[0058] The third connecting component includes multiple third diagonal rods 1212 and multiple third vertical rods 1213. The multiple third diagonal rods 1212 are connected end to end between two first keels 1211, and the third vertical rods 1213 are vertically connected to the connection points of the third diagonal rods 1212. The third diagonal rods 1212 and the third vertical rods 1213 connect the two first keels 1211 into a whole.
[0059] In this embodiment, the second support 122 includes a plurality of second keels and a plurality of fourth connecting components. The second keels are arranged parallel to each other vertically. The second keels are made of the same material as the first keel 1211. The fourth connecting components are made of the same material as the third connecting components. The fourth connecting components include a fourth diagonal bar and a fourth vertical bar. The second keels are vertically connected to each other through the fourth diagonal bar and the fourth vertical bar to form a whole.
[0060] See Figure 1 The image shows an elevation view of a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy. The present invention provides a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, wherein multiple sets of connectors 123 are provided between the main truss 10 and the first support portion 121, and the multiple sets of connectors 123 are respectively disposed on the first keel 1211 of the main truss 10 and the first support portion 121.
[0061] The connector 123 is disposed on the upper main beam 101 and the lower main beam 102 of the main truss 10, and on the first keel 1211 of the first support part 121.
[0062] Multiple reinforcing rods 124 are supported on the main truss 10 and the first support part 121, and the two ends of the multiple reinforcing rods 124 are connected to the connectors 123 respectively.
[0063] The reinforcing rod 124 can be diagonally braced between the upper main beam 101 and the first keel 1211, or horizontally supported between the lower main beam 102 and the first keel 1211. The reinforcing rod 124 transfers and distributes the load-bearing capacity on the main truss 10 to the supporting frame 12, reducing the burden on the main truss 10 and improving the structural stability of the cantilevered canopy.
[0064] In this implementation method, for the main trusses 10 with longer lengths, reinforcement members 125 can be installed to connect and strengthen them. The reinforcement members 125 are connected in a Z-shape and support each other between adjacent main trusses 10, which strengthens the connection between the main trusses 10 and enables them to withstand larger loads.
[0065] See Figure 1 The image shows an elevation view of a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy. The present invention provides a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, with a drainage ditch 14 on the covering layer 13. The drainage ditch 14 is located on the upper surface of the covering layer 13 and is positioned between two secondary trusses 11.
[0066] A steel pipe support is installed at the corner below the ditch 14 to support and fix the ditch 14. The ditch 14 is installed to drain rainwater from the top of the covering layer 13 in a timely manner to prevent leakage.
[0067] See Figure 8 This document illustrates a flowchart of a construction method for a large-span, rod-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy according to the present invention. The present invention provides a construction method for a large-span, rod-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, comprising the following steps:
[0068] Step S210: When pouring the main structure 20 of the building, multiple embedded parts 21 are embedded in the cantilevered canopy on the side wall of the main structure 20.
[0069] One side of the embedded part 21 is connected and fixed to the interior of the main structure 20, and the other side of the anchor plate 211 of the embedded part 21 and the anchor bar 212 welded to the side are exposed on the side wall of the main structure 20. Then, step S220 is executed.
[0070] Step S220: Multiple main truss 10, multiple secondary truss 11 units, a first support 121 and multiple second support 122 units are formed by assembling prefabricated components.
[0071] During the assembly process, attention should be paid to the connection and fixation between components to ensure the stability of the entire structure. Then, step S230 is executed.
[0072] Step S230: Hoist multiple main trusses 10 onto the side wall of the main structure 20 and connect one end of the main truss 10 to the embedded part 21.
[0073] In this process, the stiffening plate 105 on the main truss 10 is connected to the anchor plate 211, and then step S240 is executed.
[0074] Step S240: Hoist the first support 121 to the middle of the plurality of main trusses 10 and connect one end of the first support 121 to the side wall of the main structure 20.
[0075] In this process, the first support 121 is set higher than the multiple main trusses 10, and then step S250 is executed.
[0076] Execution step S250: Hoist and connect multiple secondary truss 11 units between the main truss 10 to form two secondary trusses 11.
[0077] Each secondary truss 11 unit is installed between two adjacent main trusses 10. The secondary beam 111 of the secondary truss 11 is connected to the upper main beam 101 and the lower main beam 102 of the main truss 10. The secondary truss 11 passes through the first support part 121 and is connected to the first keel 1211 of the first support part 121. Then, step S260 is executed.
[0078] Step S260: Connect multiple second support units 122 to the outer ends of multiple main trusses 10 to form second support units 122.
[0079] In this process, the two ends of the second support 122 are connected to the ends of the main truss 10 located on both sides, and then step S270 is executed.
[0080] Step S270: Connect the end of the first support part 121 to the side of the second support part 122, and the first support part 121 and the second support part 122 form a support frame 12.
[0081] The support frame 12 is connected to each main truss 10 and each secondary truss 11. The support frame 12 can bear the distributed loads on each main truss 10 and each secondary truss 11. Then, step S280 is executed.
[0082] Step S280: Lay the covering layer 13 around the frame structure composed of the main truss 10, secondary truss 11 and supporting frame 12 to complete the construction of the cantilevered canopy.
[0083] Among them, a drainage ditch 14 can be opened on the covering layer 13 to facilitate drainage and prevent rainwater accumulation from causing the cantilevered canopy to be overloaded and unstable.
[0084] The present invention has been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. Those skilled in the art can make various modifications to the present invention based on the above description. Therefore, certain details in the embodiments should not be construed as limiting the present invention, and the scope of protection of the present invention shall be defined by the appended claims.
Claims
1. A large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, connected to the main structure of a building, characterized in that... include: Multiple main trusses are arranged alternately on the main structure; Two secondary trusses are laterally connected between multiple main trusses; A supporting frame is disposed between the plurality of main trusses; A covering layer is laid on the outer periphery of the frame structure formed by the connection of the main truss, the secondary truss, and the supporting skeleton; The main truss includes: an upper main beam, which is horizontally connected to the side wall of the main structure; The lower main beam is arranged vertically and vertically corresponding to the upper main beam. A first connecting component is vertically connected between the upper main beam and the lower main beam; The main structure is provided with multiple embedded parts; Both the upper main beam and the lower main beam are connected to the embedded parts accordingly; The support frame includes: a first support portion, which is disposed in the middle of the plurality of main trusses and is arranged parallel to the main trusses; The second support portion is connected to the outer ends of the plurality of main trusses; The first support includes: two first keels, which are connected to the side wall of the main structure; A third connecting component is vertically connected between the two first keels; The main truss and the first support part are provided with multiple sets of connectors, and the multiple sets of connectors are respectively disposed on the first keel of the main truss and the first support part. Multiple reinforcing rods are provided, which are supported on the main truss and the first support part. The two ends of the multiple reinforcing rods are connected to the connecting members respectively.
2. The large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy according to claim 1, characterized in that, The upper main beam is equipped with: Multiple stiffening plates are arranged around the upper main beam, and one end of each stiffening plate is connected to the embedded part.
3. The large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy according to claim 1, characterized in that, The secondary truss includes: Two secondary beams, with the two secondary beams bent upwards in the middle; The second connecting component is vertically connected between the two secondary beams.
4. The large-span, rodless, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy according to claim 1, characterized in that, The covering layer is provided with: A water ditch is provided on the upper surface of the covering layer and is positioned between the two secondary trusses.
5. A construction method for a large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy, wherein the construction method comprises the large-span, tie-free, irregularly shaped cantilevered canopy as described in any one of claims 1-4, characterized in that... Includes the following steps: When pouring the main structure of the building, multiple embedded parts are buried at the cantilevered canopy on the side wall of the main structure; Multiple main trusses, multiple secondary truss units, a first support section, and multiple second support section units are formed by assembling prefabricated components. Multiple main trusses are hoisted onto the side wall of the main structure, and one end of each main truss is connected to the embedded part. The first support is hoisted to the middle of the plurality of main trusses, and one end of the first support is connected to the side wall of the main structure; Multiple secondary truss units are hoisted and connected between the main truss to form two secondary trusses; Multiple second support units are connected to the outer ends of multiple main trusses to form a second support; The end of the first support part is connected to the side of the second support part, and the first support part and the second support part form a support frame; A covering layer is laid on the outer periphery of the frame structure composed of the main truss, the secondary truss, and the supporting skeleton to complete the construction of the cantilevered canopy.
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