Energy dissipation steel module, assembly method thereof and building structure

By designing an energy-saving steel module with a combined structure of module columns, module beams and energy-saving beams, and using bolts and hole connectors to achieve simple splicing and connection, the problems of complex design and installation difficulties of existing energy-saving steel modules are solved, and efficient construction and seismic resistance are improved.

CN119593519AActive Publication Date: 2025-03-11GUANGZHOU UNIVERSITY
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Application Number
CN202411777497.8
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Filing Date
2024-12-05
Publication Date
2025-03-11
Estimated Expiration
2044-12-05

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Technical Problem

The existing energy-saving steel modules are complex in design and difficult to install, and lack of standardized connection methods, resulting in complex construction, high cost and difficult maintenance.

Method used

A energy dissipation steel module is designed, including integral and separate modules, and adopts a combined structure of module columns, module beams and energy dissipation beams. It realizes simple splicing and connection between modules through bolts and hole connectors.

Benefits of technology

It realizes efficient splicing and connection of energy-saving steel modules, reduces construction complexity and cost, improves the seismic performance and stability of the structure, and facilitates maintenance and replacement.

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Abstract

The invention relates to an energy dissipation steel module, an assembly method thereof and a building structure, the energy dissipation steel module comprises energy dissipation steel module bodies and trepanning connecting pieces, and the energy dissipation steel module bodies comprise an integral energy dissipation steel module and a separated energy dissipation steel module; the energy dissipation beams are used for replacing ceiling beams in a traditional module to achieve energy dissipation of the steel module. Vertical splicing of the module columns is achieved between the energy dissipation steel module bodies through perforated connecting pieces, and the adjacent energy dissipation steel module bodies in the horizontal direction are spliced through bolts. The invention is high in modularization degree, easy to assemble and good in energy consumption effect, and belongs to the technical field of structural engineering.
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Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of structural engineering, and in particular to an energy dissipation steel module and an assembly method thereof, and a building structure. Background Art

[0002] Modular construction is a modern construction method that prefabricates standardized building modules in a factory and then transports them to the site for assembly and installation. This method has many advantages over traditional on-site construction. For example, the modules can be prefabricated in a controlled environment to ensure quality consistency and construction speed; the overall construction period of the construction project is significantly shortened because the modules are produced and prepared both in the factory and on site; through mass production and standardized design, the material utilization rate is high and waste is reduced. At the same time, factory production reduces labor costs and construction time; construction waste is centrally processed, which makes it easier to recycle and reuse resources, and the on-site construction time is short, reducing interference with the surrounding environment; modular buildings can be customized according to needs to meet different functional and aesthetic requirements; building modules can be disassembled and reassembled to facilitate the expansion and transformation of buildings.

[0003] In construction projects, in order to improve the seismic performance of buildings, traditional methods usually adopt reinforced structures or use seismic supports. However, these methods often have problems such as complex construction, high cost, and difficult maintenance. Energy dissipation steel modules replace ceiling beams with energy dissipation beams to absorb and dissipate seismic energy. As a new type of seismic solution, they can effectively reduce the vibration response of buildings and protect the safety of structures. However, existing energy dissipation steel modules are complex in design, difficult to install, and lack standardized connection methods. Summary of the invention

[0004] In view of the technical problems existing in the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to provide an energy dissipation steel module and an assembly method thereof, which has good energy dissipation effect, high modularization degree, simple assembly, convenient construction and reliable structure.

[0005] Another object of the present invention is to provide a building structure to improve the sound insulation, heat preservation or thermal insulation effect of the building.

[0006] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the following technical scheme: An energy dissipation steel module comprises an energy dissipation steel module body and an opening connection piece, wherein the energy dissipation steel module body comprises two types: an integral energy dissipation steel module and a separate energy dissipation steel module; The integral energy dissipation steel module includes four module columns, four module beams and four energy dissipation beams; the two ends of each module beam are fixedly connected to two adjacent module columns; the two ends of each energy dissipation beam are fixedly connected to two adjacent module columns, each module column is fixedly connected to two module beams, and each module column is fixedly connected to two energy dissipation beams to form a cubic frame; the integral energy dissipation steel modules are connected by bolts in the horizontal direction and by open-hole connectors and bolts in the vertical direction; The body of the split energy dissipation steel module includes four module columns, four module beams and four energy dissipation beams; the two ends of each module beam are fixedly connected to two adjacent module columns, the two ends of each energy dissipation beam are fixedly connected to end plates with bolt holes, each energy dissipation beam is bolted to two adjacent module columns through the end plates at both ends, each module column is fixedly connected to two module beams, and each module column is bolted to the end plates at the ends of two energy dissipation beams to form a cubic frame; the split energy dissipation steel modules are connected by bolts in the horizontal direction and by open hole connectors and bolts in the vertical direction, and the energy dissipation beams, open hole connectors and module columns are connected by bolts.

[0007] As a preferred embodiment, when the number of integral energy dissipation steel modules involved in splicing is two, in horizontal splicing, there are four module columns involved in the connection, the bolt holes of the four module columns correspond one to one, and they are connected by bolts, and the two integral energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in the plane; in vertical splicing, there are eight module columns involved in the connection, and the two integral energy dissipation steel modules are vertically symmetrically distributed, and every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector, the open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column, and the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column, and they are connected by bolts.

[0008] As a preferred embodiment, when the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in splicing is two, in horizontal splicing, there are four module columns involved in the connection, the bolt holes of the four module columns correspond one to one, and they are connected by bolts. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column. Through the bolt connection, the two separate energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in the plane; in vertical splicing, there are eight module columns involved in the connection, and the two separate energy dissipation steel modules are vertically symmetrically distributed. Every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector, which is located on the inner side of each module column, and the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column, and the two separate energy dissipation steel modules and four energy dissipation beams are bolted by the open hole connector.

[0009] As a preferred embodiment, when the number of integral energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is four, in the horizontal direction, there are twelve module columns involved in the connection, and the column end bolt holes of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and they are connected by bolts, and the integral energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in pairs in the plane; in the vertical direction, two integral energy dissipation steel modules are distributed side by side in the vertical direction, and there are sixteen module columns involved in the connection. The four integral energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrically distributed in pairs in the vertical direction, and every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector, the open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column, and the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column, and the integral energy dissipation steel modules adjacent to each other in the vertical direction are connected by bolts, and the module columns adjacent to each other in the horizontal direction are connected by bolts.

[0010] As a preferred embodiment, when the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is four, in the horizontal splicing, there are twelve module columns involved in the connection, and the bolt holes at the column ends of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and are connected by bolts. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the ends of the corresponding module columns. Through the bolt connection, the four separate energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in pairs in the plane; in the vertical splicing, there are sixteen module columns involved in the connection, and the four separate energy dissipation steel modules are vertically symmetrically distributed in pairs, and every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector, which is located on the inner side of each module column, and the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the ends of each module column, and the bolt holes of the end plate are aligned with the bolt holes at the ends of the module columns. The two vertically adjacent separate energy dissipation steel modules and eight energy dissipation beams are bolted together by the open hole connector, and the adjacent module columns in the horizontal direction are connected by bolts.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment, when the number of integral energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is eight, in the horizontal direction, four integral energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the bottom layer, and four integral energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the upper layer. There are thirty-two module columns involved in the connection, and the bolt holes at the column ends of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and are directly connected by bolts; in the vertical direction, every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open-hole connector, and the open-hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column. The bolt holes on the open-hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column, and the integral energy dissipation steel modules adjacent to each other in the vertical direction are connected by bolts.

[0012] As a preferred embodiment, when the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is eight, in the horizontal direction, four separate energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the bottom layer, and four separate energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the upper layer. There are thirty-two module columns involved in the connection, and the column end bolt holes of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and are connected by bolts. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column, and are connected by bolts; in the vertical direction, every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector, the open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column, the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one with the bolt holes at the end of each module column, the bolt holes of the end plate are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the module column, and the two vertically adjacent separate energy dissipation steel modules and sixteen energy dissipation beams are bolted together by the open hole connector.

[0013] As a preferred embodiment, the energy dissipation beam of the integral energy dissipation steel module has butterfly spring devices at both ends, which are fixedly connected to the module columns at both ends; the butterfly springs at both ends of the energy dissipation beam of the separated energy dissipation steel module are respectively fixedly connected to the end plates with bolt holes, and the number and position of the bolt holes of the end plates, the number and position of the bolt holes of the open hole connector, and the number and position of the bolt holes at the end of the module column correspond to each other, and are connected to the module column by bolts; The perforated connector is used as a vertical connection member, and its cross-sectional shape is the same as that of the module column. It is nested in the ends of every two corresponding module columns in the vertical direction. The outer surface of the perforated connector contacts the inner surface of the module column. The peripheral surface of the perforated connector is provided with bolt holes. The number and position of the bolt holes correspond to the bolt holes on the peripheral surface of the module column one by one. The vertical connection between every two corresponding energy dissipation steel module bodies in the vertical direction is realized through the perforated connector and the bolts. It also includes a bolt fixer, the cross-sectional shape of the bolt fixer is the same as that of the open hole connector, the outer surface of the bolt fixer contacts the inner surface of the open hole connector, the bolt holes on the bolt fixer correspond one to one with the bolt holes on the open hole connector, the bolt holes on the bolt fixer are non-through holes, and are used to fix bolts. The bolts pass through the bolt holes inside the open hole connector, pass through the bolt holes on the flange at the end of the module column, and are fixed with nuts.

[0014] A method for assembling an energy dissipation steel module comprises the following steps: when any two adjacent energy dissipation steel module bodies are spliced, in the horizontal direction, adjacent module columns are fixedly connected by bolts; in the vertical direction, if the energy dissipation steel module body involved in the assembly is an integral energy dissipation steel module, the two vertically corresponding module columns are fixedly connected by an open hole connector in cooperation with bolts; if the energy dissipation steel module body involved in the assembly is a separate energy dissipation steel module, the two vertically corresponding module columns are fixedly connected by an open hole connector in cooperation with bolts, and the bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column and are connected to each other.

[0015] A building structure comprises an energy dissipation steel module and a floor slab, wherein the floor slab is installed on the energy dissipation steel module body and is a sound insulation board, a heat insulation board or a thermal insulation board.

[0016] In general, the present invention has the following advantages: 1. The energy dissipation steel module of the present invention improves the overall seismic performance and stability of the modular building by replacing the ceiling beam with an energy dissipation beam support in the frame module, and absorbing and dissipating the seismic energy through the deformation of the energy dissipation beam. Through the reasonable design of the energy dissipation beam, the overall lateral resistance of the module structure is improved during a small earthquake, the energy dissipation beam is allowed to enter a yield state to absorb seismic energy during a medium earthquake, and the energy dissipation beam is allowed to be destroyed during a large earthquake, and the rapid recovery of the use function of the module structure is achieved through the replaceable energy dissipation beam after the earthquake.

[0017] 2. The energy dissipation steel module of the present invention can realize the splicing between multiple modules. When splicing, the energy dissipation steel modules in the horizontal direction are bolted through the bolt holes reserved at both ends of the module columns; the upper and lower energy dissipation steel modules are connected by the perforated connectors in the vertical direction; when splicing in the horizontal direction, the module columns of two adjacent energy dissipation steel modules on the same layer are aligned in the horizontal direction, and the module columns of the energy dissipation steel modules spliced ​​vertically are aligned in the vertical direction. The reasonable design of the energy dissipation steel modules, perforated connectors, and bolt fasteners can meet the splicing of energy dissipation steel modules of different numbers, sizes, and locations.

[0018] 3. The hole positions and number of the perforated connectors of the present invention correspond to the hole positions and number of the perforated connectors on the ends of the module columns and the end plates at both ends of the energy dissipation beams, which are connected together by bolts. Under the action of an earthquake, the connection between the energy dissipation steel module and the perforated connectors and the energy dissipation beams is always reliable. The entire structure has strong flexibility, good integrity, and is easy to install and disassemble. The perforated connectors and energy dissipation beams can be quickly replaced after the earthquake to restore the use function of the structure.

[0019] 4. The energy dissipation steel module of the present invention can absorb energy by the deformation of the butterfly springs at both ends of the energy dissipation beam. The energy dissipation beam is both a connecting component and an energy absorbing component. The open hole connector can meet the mechanical performance requirements of bending resistance, tension resistance and shear resistance, and the force transmission path is clear.

[0020] 5. The bolt fastener of the present invention can adapt to various cross-sections and is convenient for assembly, disassembly and maintenance of the energy dissipation steel module. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] Figure 1 This is a partial stereoscopic view of the vertical splicing of four energy dissipation steel modules.

[0022] Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the integral energy dissipation steel module.

[0023] Figure 3Schematic diagram of the separated energy dissipation steel module.

[0024] Figure 4 It is a three-dimensional diagram of the connection between the integral energy dissipation beam and the modular column.

[0025] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional diagram of the connection between the separated energy dissipation beam and the modular column.

[0026] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional diagram of the connection between the module beam and the module column.

[0027] Figure 7 It is a three-dimensional diagram of the opening connection.

[0028] Figure 8 The figure is a perspective view of the bolt fastener.

[0029] Fig. 9 This is a schematic diagram of the explosion of two separate energy dissipation steel modules horizontally spliced ​​together.

[0030] Fig.10 This is a schematic diagram of the explosion of two separate energy dissipation steel modules being vertically spliced.

[0031] Fig.11 This is a schematic diagram of the explosion of four separate energy dissipation steel modules horizontally spliced ​​together.

[0032] Fig.12 This is a schematic diagram of the explosion of four separate energy dissipation steel modules vertically spliced ​​together.

[0033] Fig.13 This is a schematic diagram of the explosion of eight separate energy dissipation steel modules vertically spliced ​​together.

[0034] Among them, 1 is an integral energy dissipation beam, 2 is a module column, 3 is a bolt hole, 4 is a butterfly spring, 5 is a separate energy dissipation beam, 6 is a high-strength bolt, 7 is an end plate, 8 is a module beam, 9 is an inspection hole, 10 is a connecting surface, 11 is a telescopic screw, 12 is a telescopic surface, and 13 is a nut hole. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0035] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with specific implementation methods.

[0036] Embodiment 1 like Figure 1-Figure 13 As shown, an energy dissipation steel module provided in this embodiment includes an energy dissipation steel module body, which includes an integral energy dissipation steel module and a separate energy dissipation steel module, and is used to realize the splicing between the energy dissipation steel modules to form a modular steel structure frame energy dissipation system; the energy dissipation steel modules are spliced ​​in the horizontal and vertical directions by using high-strength bolts and open-hole connectors.

[0037] The integral and separate energy dissipation steel modules both include four module columns 2, four module beams 8, and four energy dissipation beams. The integral and separate energy dissipation steel modules are processed in the factory. The energy dissipation beam of the integral energy dissipation steel module is an integral energy dissipation beam 1, which is fixedly connected to one end of the module column 2. The energy dissipation beam of the separate energy dissipation steel module is a separate energy dissipation beam 5, which has end plates 7 at both ends. The end plates 7 are provided with bolt holes 3, which are connected to the module columns 2 by bolts through the end plates 7 and can be disassembled and replaced. The module beams 8 of the energy dissipation steel module are perpendicular to each other in the plane, and the module columns 2 are perpendicular to the energy dissipation beams in space. The three are perpendicular to each other at the same point to form a spatial right-angle structure. Four groups of such structures are spliced ​​to form a square energy dissipation steel module, that is, a cubic frame.

[0038] Separate energy dissipation steel module: The module column 2 is a square cross-section, and the flanges at both ends are connection surfaces 10, wherein one end fixedly connected to the two module beams 8 and the middle position of the two adjacent flange ends fixedly connected to the two module beams 8 are provided with a U-shaped notch, and a bolt hole 3 is arranged at equal distances on both sides of the U-shaped notch, for a total of 2 bolt holes 3, which are used to complete the bolt connection with the opening connector and the end plate 7; 4 bolt holes 3 are arranged on the ends of the two flanges of the opposite sides as the connection surface 10 between the energy dissipation steel modules in the horizontal direction, and also as the connection surface with the opening connector. The connection surface 10 between the connector and the vertical energy dissipation steel module depends on the splicing position of the energy dissipation steel module; a U-shaped notch is opened in the middle position of the two adjacent flange ends connected to the end plate 7 and the perforated connector at the other end, and three bolt holes 3 are equidistantly arranged on both sides of the U-shaped notch, for a total of six bolt holes 3, which are used to complete the bolt connection with the end plate 7 and the perforated connector; four bolt holes 3 are arranged on the two flange ends of the opposite surface as the connection surface 10 with the perforated connector, the vertical energy dissipation steel module and the energy dissipation steel module in the horizontal direction.

[0039] As a key component for realizing the vertical connection of the separated energy dissipation steel formwork, the perforated connector has a rectangular cross-section and bolt holes 3 are arranged on all four flanges. Among them, two adjacent flanges corresponding to the end plate 7 have a rectangular inspection hole 9 in the center of each to facilitate the inspection and maintenance of the bolt connection. Eight bolt holes 3 are arranged symmetrically and evenly on both sides of the inspection hole 9 vertically; eight bolt holes 3 are symmetrically and evenly arranged on the two opposite flanges, serving as the connection surface 10 with the energy dissipation steel module in the vertical direction and the energy dissipation steel module in the horizontal direction; the perforated connector is placed inside the joint of the ends of the upper and lower module columns 2 distributed, and the number and positioning of the four bolt holes 3 on the perforated connector correspond one by one to the number and positioning of the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the upper and lower module columns 2 connected to it.

[0040] During splicing, the module columns 2 between the energy dissipation steel modules in the horizontal direction are connected and connected with high-strength bolts 6, and the module columns 2 and module beams 8 of the adjacent energy dissipation steel modules on the same layer are aligned in the horizontal direction; the module columns 2, module beams 8, and energy dissipation beams of the energy dissipation steel modules spliced ​​vertically are aligned vertically respectively. The module columns 2 of the upper and lower energy dissipation steel modules in the vertical direction are connected to the same open hole connector and connected with high-strength bolts 6. When the lower end of the upper module column 2 is connected to the upper end of the lower module column 2, the flanges with U-shaped notches are connected, and the upper and lower U-shaped notches are connected to form a rectangular hole corresponding to the rectangular inspection hole 9 on the open hole connector located inside the module column 2.

[0041] The butterfly springs 4 at both ends of the separated energy dissipation beam 5 are respectively fixedly connected to the end plates 7 with bolt holes 3. A U-shaped notch is provided in the middle of the end plate 7. The notch size corresponds to the rectangular hole formed by the U-shaped notches on the flange when the upper and lower module columns 2 are vertically spliced ​​and the rectangular inspection hole 9 on the open hole connector. The U-shaped notch is vertically symmetrically and equidistantly arranged with 8 bolt holes 3. The number and positioning of the bolt holes 3 on the end plate 7 correspond one-to-one to the total number and positioning of the bolt holes 3 after the ends of the upper and lower module columns 2 connected thereto are butt-jointed, and high-strength bolts 6 are used for connection.

[0042] Integral energy dissipation steel module: The module column 2 is a square cross-section, and the flanges at both ends are connection surfaces 10, wherein one end fixedly connected to the two module beams 8 and the middle position of the two adjacent flange ends fixedly connected to the two module beams 8 are provided with a U-shaped notch, and a bolt hole 3 is arranged at equal distances on both sides of the U-shaped notch, for a total of 2 bolt holes 3, which are used to complete the bolt connection with the opening connector; 4 bolt holes 3 are arranged at the ends of the two flanges of the opposite sides as the connection surface 10 between the energy dissipation steel modules in the horizontal direction, which can also be used as the connection surface 10 with the opening connector and the vertical square The connection surface 10 between the energy dissipation steel modules depends on the splicing position of the energy dissipation steel modules; a U-shaped notch is opened in the middle of the two adjacent flange ends connected to the integral energy dissipation beam 1 and the open hole connector at the other end, and two bolt holes 3 are equidistantly arranged on both sides of the U-shaped notch, a total of four bolt holes 3, which are used to complete the bolt connection with the integral energy dissipation beam 1 and the open hole connector; four bolt holes 3 are arranged on the ends of the two flanges on the opposite side as the connection surface 10 with the open hole connector, the energy dissipation steel module in the vertical direction and the energy dissipation steel module in the horizontal direction.

[0043] As a key component for realizing the vertical connection of the integral energy dissipation steel module, the perforated connector has a rectangular cross-section and bolt holes 3 are arranged on all four wing plates. Among them, a rectangular inspection hole 9 is reserved in the center of each of the two adjacent flanges corresponding to the integral energy dissipation beam 1 for inspection and maintenance of the bolt connection. Six bolt holes 3 are arranged symmetrically and evenly on both sides of the hole along the vertical direction; eight bolt holes 3 are arranged symmetrically and evenly on the two opposite flanges, serving as connection surfaces 10 with the energy dissipation steel module in the vertical direction and the energy dissipation steel module in the horizontal direction; the perforated connector is placed inside the joint at the ends of the upper and lower module columns 2, and the number and positioning of the bolt holes 3 on the four sides of the perforated connector correspond one-to-one with the number and positioning of the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the upper and lower module columns 2 connected to it.

[0044] The splicing method between integral energy dissipation steel modules is the same as the splicing method between separate energy dissipation steel modules.

[0045] The number and size of the energy dissipation beams and perforated connectors required are determined according to the number, position and size of the connected energy dissipation steel modules. In this embodiment, the perforated connectors can meet the strength, stiffness and ductility requirements according to the connection characteristics of the modular units; the energy dissipation module beams 8 can be selected from perforated steel plates, energy dissipation steel plates or dampers to achieve the energy dissipation capacity of the structure.

[0046] The bolt fixer is used to assist in bolt connection and complete the splicing between modules. The cross-sectional shape of the bolt fixer is the same as that of the perforated connector. The outer surface of the bolt fixer contacts the inner surface of the perforated connector. The bolt holes 3 on the bolt fixer correspond one-to-one with the bolt holes 3 on the perforated connector and the flanges at both ends of the module column 2. The bolt holes 3 on the bolt fixer are non-through holes, also called nut holes 13, which are used to fix the bolts to ensure that the bolt connection is tight and secure. The bolts pass through the bolt holes 3 inside the perforated connector, pass out from the bolt holes 3 of the wing plates at the end of the module column 2, and are fixed with nuts. The surfaces of the flange plates with non-through bolt holes 3 on both sides of the bolt fixer are telescopic surfaces 12. The telescopic screws 11 on the bolt fixer can make the flange plates with non-through bolt holes 3 on both sides of the bolt fixer telescopic, which is convenient for applying prestress and completing the bolt connection.

[0047] In this embodiment, the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is two. When splicing in the horizontal direction, the components to achieve the connection are the module column 2 and the separate energy dissipation beam. The two energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in the plane; the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is two. When splicing in the vertical direction, the components to achieve the connection are the module column 2, the separate energy dissipation beam 5, and the perforated connector. The two energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrically distributed up and down.

[0048] In this embodiment, during splicing, the connections between the module columns 2 of different energy dissipation steel modules, between the module columns 2 and the opening connectors, and between the module columns 2 and the separated energy dissipation beams 5 are achieved by high-strength bolts.

[0049] The specific splicing methods to achieve the connection between two energy dissipation steel modules are mainly as follows: One in each horizontal direction (front and back or left and right), a total of two energy dissipation steel modules are spliced: there are four module columns 2 involved in the connection, and two are taken from the corresponding positions of the two energy dissipation steel modules. When splicing, the module columns 2 and module beams 8 between different energy dissipation steel modules are aligned in the horizontal direction, and the separate energy dissipation beams 5 and module beams 8 of each energy dissipation steel module are aligned in the same vertical plane. At one end of the module column 2 connected to the module beam 8, the four bolt holes 3 on the flange connection surface 10 opposite to the flange connected to the module beam 8 are aligned with the four bolt holes 3 on the corresponding connection surface 10 of another energy dissipation steel module, and the connection is completed by using high-strength bolts 6; at one end of the module column 2 connected to the energy dissipation beam, the four bolt holes 3 on the flange connection surface 10 opposite to the flange connected to the energy dissipation beam are aligned with the four bolt holes 3 on the corresponding connection surface 10 of another energy dissipation steel module, and the connection is completed by using high-strength bolts 6; the separated energy dissipation beam 5 is in each energy dissipation steel module, and the six bolt holes 3 under the end plates 7 at both ends of the energy dissipation beam are aligned with the six bolt holes 3 at the column end of the module column 2, and are connected and fixed using high-strength bolts 6.

[0050] Two energy dissipation steel modules are spliced ​​vertically, one above and one below: eight module columns 2 are involved in the connection, and the module columns 2, module beams 8, and separate energy dissipation beams 5 are aligned in the vertical direction. During splicing, four open hole connectors are required. The four module columns 2 of the upper energy dissipation steel module are connected to the four module columns 2 of the lower energy dissipation steel module through the open hole connectors. The upper energy dissipation steel module module column 2 has a U-shaped notch flange with two bolt holes 3, which is docked with the U-shaped notch flange with six bolt holes 3 of the module column 2 of the lower energy dissipation steel module. The butt joint forms eight equidistant bolt holes 3, which are aligned with the eight bolt holes 3 on the end plate 7 and the eight bolt holes 3 on the internal open hole connector. The U-shaped notches are docked to form a rectangular hole, which is aligned with the inspection hole 9 on the internal open hole connector. The remaining flanges of the module column 2 ends of the upper and lower energy dissipation steel modules connected to the open hole connector are all four bolt hole 3 connection surfaces 10. After the upper and lower parts are butt jointed, there are a total of eight bolt holes 3, which are aligned with the eight bolt holes 3 on the internal open hole connector. The open hole connector, the upper and lower energy dissipation steel modules and the separated energy dissipation beam 5 are connected and fixed by bolts.

[0051] The specific implementation process is as follows: The energy dissipation steel module is prefabricated in the factory, including an open hole connector and a separate energy dissipation beam 5. The module beam 8 and the module column 2 are connected by welding, and bolt holes 3 are reserved at corresponding positions of the connection surface 10 at the end of the module column 2 and the connection surface 10 of the end plate 7 according to design requirements.

[0052] When splicing the energy dissipating steel modules, install and position the lower energy dissipating steel module, place the perforated connecting piece inside the end of the module column 2, and align the bolt holes 3 of the perforated connecting piece with the bolt holes 3 at the end of the module column 2. Lift and install the upper energy dissipating steel module, slip it onto the perforated connecting piece and slide it down until it butts against the end of the lower module column 2, and align the bolt holes 3 at the end of the module column 2 of the upper energy dissipating steel module with the bolt holes 3 of the perforated connecting piece. Install the separated energy dissipating beam 5, with the end plates 7 at both ends of the energy dissipating beam tightly attached to the flanges at the end of the module column 2, and align the 8 bolt holes 3 on the end plate 7 with the 2 bolt holes 3 at the end of the module column 2 of the upper energy dissipating steel module and the 6 bolt holes 3 at the end of the module column 2 of the lower energy dissipating steel module. Install high-strength bolts to complete the entire installation process.

[0053] Embodiment 2 In this embodiment, the number of separated energy dissipating steel modules participating in the splicing is four. When splicing horizontally, the components for connection are the module column 2 and the separated energy dissipating beam 5. The four energy dissipating steel modules are distributed in a "field" shape in the plane, symmetrically in pairs horizontally and vertically; when splicing vertically, the components for connection are the module column 2, the separated energy dissipating beam 5, and the perforated connecting piece. Two energy dissipating steel modules are at the bottom and two are at the top, symmetrically in pairs. The energy dissipating steel module located at the upper layer is called the upper energy dissipating steel module, and the energy dissipating steel module located at the lower layer is called the lower energy dissipating steel module. The module columns 2 of the two energy dissipating steel modules used are aligned vertically respectively.

[0054] The specific splicing methods for realizing the connection between the four energy dissipating steel modules are mainly as follows: Splicing in a "field" shape in the plane horizontally: The number of separated energy dissipating steel modules participating in the splicing is four, and the number of module columns 2 participating in the connection is 12. The module columns 2 are connected horizontally and vertically in the plane respectively. The module columns 2 and the module beams 8 between different energy dissipating steel modules are aligned horizontally respectively, and the separated energy dissipating beams 5 of each energy dissipating steel module are aligned with the module beams 8 in the same vertical plane. The bolt holes 3 at both ends of adjacent module columns 2 correspond one by one and are connected by using high-strength bolts 6. The bolt holes 3 of the end plates 7 of each energy dissipating steel module are aligned with the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the module columns 2 at both ends of the separated energy dissipating beam 5 and are connected by using bolts.

[0055] There are two energy-dissipating steel modules each in the upper and lower vertical directions, with a total of four energy-dissipating steel modules spliced together: There are 16 energy-dissipating columns participating in the connection. The modular beams 8 and the separated energy-dissipating beams 5 between different energy-dissipating steel modules are aligned horizontally respectively; the modular columns 2 between different energy-dissipating steel modules are aligned vertically respectively; the separated energy-dissipating beams 5 of each energy-dissipating steel module are aligned with the modular beams 8 in the same vertical plane. When splicing, 8 opening connectors are required, and there are connections in the horizontal and vertical directions. The upper and lower ends of the modular columns 2 are connected through the opening connectors. The opening connectors are located inside each modular column 2. The bolt holes 3 on the opening connectors correspond one by one to the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the upper and lower modular columns 2. The bolt holes 3 on the end plates 7 of each energy-dissipating steel module are aligned with the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the modular columns 2 at both ends of the separated energy-dissipating beam 5. The upper and lower energy-dissipating steel modules and 8 energy-dissipating beams are connected by bolts through the opening connectors.

[0056] The parts not mentioned in this embodiment are the same as those in Embodiment 1.

[0057] Embodiment 3 In this embodiment, the number of separated energy-dissipating steel modules participating in the splicing is eight. The four energy-dissipating steel modules at the bottom are distributed in a "field" shape in the plane, and the four energy-dissipating steel modules at the upper layer are distributed in a "field" shape in the plane. When the two are stacked and spliced, the components for connection are the modular columns 2, the separated energy-dissipating beams 5, and the opening connectors. The modular columns 2 are connected horizontally and longitudinally in the plane respectively. The bolt holes 3 on the end plates 7 of each energy-dissipating steel module are aligned with the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the modular columns 2 at both ends of the separated energy-dissipating beam 5. The bolt holes 3 at both ends of the adjacent modular columns 2 correspond one by one, and they are connected by using high-strength bolts 6.

[0058] There are four energy-dissipating steel modules each in the upper and lower vertical directions, with a total of eight energy-dissipating steel modules spliced together: There are 32 modular columns 2 participating in the connection. The modular beams 8 and the separated energy-dissipating beams 5 between different energy-dissipating steel modules are aligned horizontally respectively; the modular columns 2 between different energy-dissipating steel modules are aligned vertically respectively; the separated energy-dissipating beams 5 of each energy-dissipating steel module are aligned with the modular beams 8 in the same vertical plane. When splicing, 16 opening connectors are required. The upper and lower ends of the modular columns 2 are connected through the opening connectors. The opening connectors are located inside each modular column 2. The bolt holes 3 on the opening connectors correspond one by one to the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the upper and lower modular columns 2. The bolt holes 3 on the end plates 7 of each energy-dissipating steel module are aligned with the bolt holes 3 at the ends of the modular columns 2 at both ends of the separated energy-dissipating beam 5. The upper and lower modular columns 2 and 16 energy-dissipating beams are connected by bolts through the opening connectors.

[0059] The connection between the energy-dissipating steel modules in the horizontal direction is the same as the splicing of the four energy-dissipating steel modules in the horizontal direction described above.

[0060] The parts not mentioned in this embodiment are the same as those in Embodiment 1.

[0061] Embodiment 4 The present embodiment provides an assembly method for an energy dissipation steel module, comprising the following steps: when any two adjacent energy dissipation steel module bodies are spliced, in the horizontal direction, adjacent module columns 2 are fixedly connected by bolts; in the vertical direction, if the energy dissipation steel module body involved in the assembly is an integral energy dissipation steel module, the two vertically corresponding module columns 2 are fixedly connected by opening connectors in cooperation with bolts; if the energy dissipation steel module body involved in the assembly is a separate energy dissipation steel module, the two vertically corresponding module columns 2 are fixedly connected by opening connectors in cooperation with bolts, and the bolt holes 3 of each end plate 7 involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes 3 at the end of the corresponding module column 2 and are connected to each other.

[0062] The parts not mentioned in this embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment.

[0063] Embodiment 5 A building structure provided in this embodiment includes an energy dissipation steel module and a floor slab, wherein the floor slab is installed on the energy dissipation steel module body, and the floor slab is a sound insulation board, a heat insulation board or a thermal insulation board.

[0064] The parts not mentioned in this embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment.

[0065] The above embodiments are preferred implementation modes of the present invention, but the implementation modes of the present invention are not limited to the above embodiments. Any other changes, modifications, substitutions, combinations, and simplifications that do not deviate from the spirit and principles of the present invention should be equivalent replacement methods and are included in the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. An energy dissipation steel module, characterized in that: It includes an energy dissipation steel module body and an opening connection piece. The energy dissipation steel module body includes two types: an integral energy dissipation steel module and a separate energy dissipation steel module. The integral energy dissipation steel module includes four module columns, four module beams and four energy dissipation beams; the two ends of each module beam are fixedly connected to two adjacent module columns; the two ends of each energy dissipation beam are fixedly connected to two adjacent module columns, each module column is fixedly connected to two module beams, and each module column is fixedly connected to two energy dissipation beams to form a cubic frame; the integral energy dissipation steel modules are connected by bolts in the horizontal direction and by open-hole connectors and bolts in the vertical direction; The body of the split energy dissipation steel module includes four module columns, four module beams and four energy dissipation beams; the two ends of each module beam are fixedly connected to two adjacent module columns, the two ends of each energy dissipation beam are fixedly connected to end plates with bolt holes, each energy dissipation beam is bolted to two adjacent module columns through the end plates at both ends, each module column is fixedly connected to two module beams, and each module column is bolted to the end plates at the ends of two energy dissipation beams to form a cubic frame; the split energy dissipation steel modules are connected by bolts in the horizontal direction and by open hole connectors and bolts in the vertical direction, and the energy dissipation beams, open hole connectors and module columns are connected by bolts.

2. An energy dissipation steel module according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the number of integral energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is two, in the horizontal splicing, there are four module columns involved in the connection, the bolt holes of the four module columns correspond one to one, and they are connected by bolts, and the two integral energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in the plane; in the vertical splicing, there are eight module columns involved in the connection, and the two integral energy dissipation steel modules are vertically symmetrically distributed, and every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector, the open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column, and the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column, and they are connected by bolts.

3. The energy dissipation steel module according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is two, in the horizontal splicing, there are four module columns involved in the connection, the bolt holes of the four module columns correspond one to one, and they are connected by bolts. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column. Through the bolt connection, the two separate energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in the plane; in the vertical splicing, there are eight module columns involved in the connection, and the two separate energy dissipation steel modules are vertically symmetrically distributed. Every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector. The open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column, and the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column. The two separate energy dissipation steel modules and the four energy dissipation beams are bolted by the open hole connector.

4. The energy dissipation steel module according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the number of integral energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is four, in the horizontal direction, there are twelve module columns involved in the connection, and the column end bolt holes of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and they are connected by bolts, and the integral energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in pairs in the plane; in the vertical direction, two integral energy dissipation steel modules are distributed side by side in the vertical direction, and there are sixteen module columns involved in the connection. The four integral energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrically distributed in pairs in the vertical direction, and every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector. The open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column, and the bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column. The integral energy dissipation steel modules adjacent to each other in the vertical direction are connected by bolts, and the module columns adjacent to each other in the horizontal direction are connected by bolts.

5. The energy dissipation steel module according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is four, in the horizontal splicing, there are twelve module columns involved in the connection, the column end bolt holes of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and are connected by bolts. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column. Through the bolt connection, the four separate energy dissipation steel modules are symmetrical in pairs in the plane; in the vertical splicing, there are sixteen module columns involved in the connection, and the four separate energy dissipation steel modules are vertically symmetrically distributed in pairs. Every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector. The open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column. The bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column. The bolt holes of the end plate are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the module column. The two vertically adjacent separate energy dissipation steel modules and eight energy dissipation beams are bolted together by the open hole connector, and the adjacent module columns in the horizontal direction are connected by bolts.

6. The energy dissipation steel module according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the number of integral energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is eight, in the horizontal direction, four integral energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the bottom layer, and four integral energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the upper layer. There are thirty-two module columns involved in the connection, and the column end bolt holes of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and are directly connected by bolts; in the vertical direction, every two corresponding module columns are connected by open-hole connectors, and the open-hole connectors are located on the inner side of each module column. The bolt holes on the open-hole connectors correspond one to one to the bolt holes at the end of each module column, and the integral energy dissipation steel modules adjacent to each other in the vertical direction are connected by bolts.

7. The energy dissipation steel module according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the number of separate energy dissipation steel modules involved in the splicing is eight, in the horizontal direction, four separate energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the bottom layer, and four separate energy dissipation steel modules are distributed on the upper layer. There are thirty-two module columns involved in the connection, and the column end bolt holes of each adjacent module column correspond one to one, and are connected by bolts. The bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the corresponding module column, and are connected by bolts; in the vertical direction, every two corresponding module columns are connected by an open hole connector, and the open hole connector is located on the inner side of each module column. The bolt holes on the open hole connector correspond one to one with the bolt holes at the end of each module column, and the bolt holes of the end plate are aligned with the bolt holes at the end of the module column. The two vertically adjacent separate energy dissipation steel modules and sixteen energy dissipation beams are bolted together by the open hole connector.

8. The energy dissipation steel module according to claim 1, characterized in that: The energy dissipation beam of the integral energy dissipation steel module has butterfly spring devices at both ends, which are fixedly connected to the module columns at both ends; the butterfly springs at both ends of the energy dissipation beam of the separated energy dissipation steel module are respectively fixedly connected to the end plates with bolt holes, and the number and position of the bolt holes of the end plates, the number and position of the bolt holes of the open-hole connectors, and the number and position of the bolt holes at the ends of the module columns correspond to each other, and are connected to the module columns by bolts; The perforated connector is used as a vertical connection member, and its cross-sectional shape is the same as that of the module column. It is nested in the ends of every two corresponding module columns in the vertical direction. The outer surface of the perforated connector contacts the inner surface of the module column. The peripheral surface of the perforated connector is provided with bolt holes. The number and position of the bolt holes correspond to the bolt holes on the peripheral surface of the module column one by one. The vertical connection between every two corresponding energy dissipation steel module bodies in the vertical direction is realized through the perforated connector and the bolts. It also includes a bolt fixer, the cross-sectional shape of the bolt fixer is the same as that of the open hole connector, the outer surface of the bolt fixer contacts the inner surface of the open hole connector, the bolt holes on the bolt fixer correspond one to one with the bolt holes on the open hole connector, the bolt holes on the bolt fixer are non-through holes, and are used to fix bolts. The bolts pass through the bolt holes inside the open hole connector, pass through the bolt holes on the flange at the end of the module column, and are fixed with nuts.

9. An assembly method of an energy dissipation steel module according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: When any two adjacent energy dissipation steel module bodies are spliced, in the horizontal direction, the adjacent module columns are fixedly connected by bolts; in the vertical direction, if the energy dissipation steel module body involved in the assembly is an integral energy dissipation steel module, the two corresponding module columns in the vertical direction are fixedly connected by opening connectors in combination with bolts; if the energy dissipation steel module body involved in the assembly is a separate energy dissipation steel module, the two corresponding module columns in the vertical direction are fixedly connected by opening connectors in combination with bolts, and the bolt holes of each end plate involved in the connection are aligned with the bolt holes at the ends of the corresponding module columns and are connected to each other.

10. A building structure, characterized in that: It comprises an energy dissipation steel module as described in any one of claims 1 to 8 and a floor slab, wherein the floor slab is installed on the energy dissipation steel module body, and the floor slab is a sound insulation board, a heat insulation board or a thermal insulation board.

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