Glass clamp structure of inhaul cable glass curtain wall
By setting through holes in the glass fixture of the cable glass curtain wall to pass through the connecting rod, connecting the upper and lower adjacent glass fixtures, increasing the vertical tension, the problem of sagging and inclination of the glass fixtures is solved, preventing the glass from rupturing and maintaining the simplicity of the visual effect.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202421260280.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-06-04
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-18
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-06-04
AI Technical Summary
Under the action of external wind load, the glass fixture is prone to sagging and inclination, resulting in glass cracking.
A glass fixture structure is designed, including a clamping part for clamping the glass at the front end and a fixing part for crossing the transverse cable and the vertical cable to pass through. The fixing part is located between the vertical cable and the glass, which allows the connecting rod to pass through, connect the upper and lower adjacent glass fixtures, increase the tension in the vertical direction, and reduce the stress of the vertical cable.
By increasing the vertical tension between the upper and lower adjacent glass fixtures, the clamping part of the glass fixture is effectively prevented from sagging, avoiding glass rupture, and maintaining a simple and clean visual effect.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of cable glass curtain walls, in particular to a glass clamp structure of a cable glass curtain wall. Background Art
[0002] The cable curtain wall has the characteristics of simple and clean facade, small cable components that do not block the line of sight, etc. It can create a simple, clean and transparent visual effect. It is widely used in buildings in scenic spots for tourists to view or rest. Figure 1 As shown. Cable curtain walls generally use vertical cables or cable nets (both horizontal and vertical cables) as the supporting structure. The corners of the glass are clamped by clamps at the cross seams between the glass panels. The glass clamps generally consist of clamping parts that clamp the four corners of the glass and fixing parts for the cables to pass through. Since the cables are flexible steel cables and are arranged on one side of the glass, under the weight of the glass itself, the clamping part of the glass clamp is prone to sagging. In addition, the longitudinal tensile and compressive deformation and stress fluctuation of the cable body of this cable curtain wall structure are also large under the action of external wind loads. Under the support of the cable net, the entire glass curtain wall will have a certain degree of shaking in the up, down, left and right directions, which leads to the risk of the glass clamp tilting forward and backward. The clamping part of the glass clamp sags more, and the glass clamp tilts at a larger angle, which may cause the glass to break. Utility Model Content
[0003] The utility model provides a glass clamp structure for a cable glass curtain wall which has a simple structure and can prevent a clamping part of the glass clamp from seriously sagging.
[0004] The glass clamp structure of the cable glass curtain wall of the utility model comprises a clamping part at the front end for clamping the glass and a fixing part at the rear end for the horizontal cables and the vertical cables to pass through. The fixing part is located between the vertical cables and the glass and is also provided with a through hole for the connecting rod to pass through.
[0005] Preferably, the clamping part includes a first clamping plate and a second clamping plate for clamping the four corners of the glass, and the middle part between the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate is connected by a cross-shaped connecting piece and divided into four installation positions for mounting the corners of the clamped glass.
[0006] Preferably, four sides of the first and second clamping plates opposite to the corners of the glass are provided with hemispherical pads, and the first and second clamping plates are provided with grooves matching with the arc surfaces of the pads and used for placing the pads.
[0007] Preferably, a buffer pad is provided on the surface of the cross-shaped connecting piece.
[0008] Preferably, the through hole is arranged close to one side of the glass.
[0009] Preferably, the through hole is positively aligned behind the left and right adjacent glass seams, and is also positively aligned in front of the vertical cable, so that the left and right adjacent glass seams, the connecting rod and the vertical cable are positively aligned and overlap as a vertical line.
[0010] Preferably, it also includes a sleeve installed through the through hole, both ends of the sleeve are ball joint bearings, and both ends of the sleeve are threadedly screwed with nuts for clamping and fixing the sleeve on the glass fixture.
[0011] The glass clamp structure of the cable glass curtain wall has a through hole arranged at the fixing part between the vertical cable and the glass, so that a connecting rod can be passed between the glass and the vertical cable to connect the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps, increase the vertical tension between the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps, and bear the dead weight of the glass through the connecting rod, thereby reducing the stress in the longitudinal direction of the vertical cable and preventing the clamping part of the glass clamp from sagging, thereby avoiding glass breakage. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0012] Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the cable-stayed glass curtain wall structure.
[0013] Figure 2 The figure is a schematic diagram of the glass clamp structure of a cable glass curtain wall.
[0014] Figure 3 A top view of the glass installation status of the glass clamp structure of a cable-stayed glass curtain wall.
[0015] Figure 4 A partial side view of the glass fixture structure of a cable-glass curtain wall when the glass is installed.
[0016] Figure 5 A partial front view of the glass fixture structure of a cable-glass curtain wall when the glass is installed. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0017] like Figure 1-5 As shown, a glass clamp structure of a cable glass curtain wall comprises a clamping part 1 for clamping glass at the front end and a fixing part 4 for the transverse cable 2 and the vertical cable 3 to pass through at the rear end, wherein the fixing part is located between the vertical cable 3 and the glass 5 and is further provided with a through hole 7 for the connecting rod 6 to pass through. The through hole provided in the fixing part between the vertical cable and the glass enables a connecting rod to pass through between the glass and the vertical cable to connect the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps, increase the vertical tension between the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps, bear the dead weight of the glass through the connecting rod, reduce the stress in the longitudinal direction of the vertical cable, prevent the clamping part of the glass clamp from sagging, and thus avoid glass breakage.
[0018] The clamping part 1 includes a first clamping plate 101 and a second clamping plate 102 for clamping the four corners of the glass 5. The middle part between the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate is connected by a cross-shaped connector 8 and divided into four installation positions for installing the corners of the clamped glass. Furthermore, the four sides of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate opposite to the glass corners are provided with hemispherical pads 9. The first clamping plate and the second clamping plate are provided with grooves for placing the pads, which match the arc surface of the pads. The plane of the pads can be tilted and adjusted relative to the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate, so that the glass can be tilted at a certain angle relative to the clamp, which can adapt to the tilt deformation of the glass curtain wall under external wind load.
[0019] The surface of the cross-shaped connector is covered with a buffer pad 10, which can provide good buffering when the glass corner abuts against the cross-shaped connector. At the same time, the buffer pad can also increase the friction with the glass to prevent the glass from sliding out of the clamping part of the glass clamp.
[0020] The through hole is arranged close to one side of the glass, so that the connecting rod passing through the through hole can better increase the vertical pulling force between the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps to prevent the clamping part of the glass clamp from sagging.
[0021] The through hole is positively aligned behind the left and right adjacent glass seams, and is also positively aligned in front of the vertical cable, so that the left and right adjacent glass seams, the connecting rod and the vertical cable are positively aligned and overlap as a vertical line. In this way, the connecting rod passing through the through hole does not block the line of sight, and can create a simple, clean and transparent visual effect.
[0022] It also includes a sleeve 11 installed through the through hole, with ball joint bearings 12 at both ends of the sleeve, and nuts 13 that are threadedly screwed on both ends of the sleeve to clamp and fix the sleeve on the glass clamp. The sleeve can be passed through and fixed on the glass clamp through the threaded screwing of the nut and the sleeve, and then the ball joint bearing and the connecting rod at the end of the sleeve are threadedly connected through another adjusting sleeve 14, so that the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps are connected through the connecting rod, and the vertical pulling force is increased between each adjacent glass clamp. Through the structure of the sleeve and the ball joint bearing, the connecting rod connecting the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps can be made into a detachable structure, which improves the installation efficiency of the connecting rod and the glass clamp, and the upper and lower adjacent glass clamps can be quickly connected through the connecting rod.
Claims
1. A glass clamp structure for a cable glass curtain wall, comprising a clamping portion (1) at the front end for clamping the glass and a fixing portion (4) at the rear end for the transverse cable (2) and the vertical cable (3) to pass through, characterized in that: The fixing portion is located between the vertical cable (3) and the glass (5) and is also provided with a through hole (7) for the connecting rod (6) to pass through.
2. The glass clamp structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The clamping portion (1) comprises a first clamping plate (101) and a second clamping plate (102) for clamping the four corners of the glass (5); the middle portion between the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate is connected by a cross-shaped connecting piece (8) and divided into four mounting positions for mounting the corners of the clamped glass.
3. The glass clamp structure according to claim 2, characterized in that: Four sides of the first and second clamping plates opposite to the corners of the glass are each provided with a hemispherical pad (9), and the first and second clamping plates are provided with a groove that matches the arc surface of the pad and is used to place the pad.
4. The glass clamp structure according to claim 2, characterized in that: A buffer pad (10) is sleeved on the surface of the cross-shaped connecting piece.
5. The glass clamp structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The through hole is arranged close to one side of the glass.
6. The glass clamp structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The through hole is positively aligned behind the left and right adjacent glass seams and is also positively aligned in front of the vertical cable, so that the left and right adjacent glass seams, the connecting rod and the vertical cable are positively aligned and overlap as a vertical line.
7. The glass clamp structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a sleeve (11) installed through the through hole, with ball joint bearings (12) at both ends of the sleeve, and nuts (13) threadedly connected at both ends of the sleeve for clamping and fixing the sleeve on the glass fixture.