Large-span flexible supporting roof

By using large-span flexible support roof structures and flexible support components in steel structure roofs, the existing roof safety and insufficient load capacity are solved, effectively dispersing the load and improving the safety of the roof system are achieved.

CN223003605UActive Publication Date: 2025-06-20HEILONGJIANG YUTING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202422225211.7
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-09-11
Publication Date
2025-06-20
Estimated Expiration
2034-09-11

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Technical Problem

The existing steel structure roof has poor safety, weak load-bearing capacity and cannot achieve large spans, which limits its application scope.

Method used

The large-span flexible supporting roof structure is adopted, which is composed of roof, roof strata and flexible support components. The flexible support components are composed of concave locks, convex locks, upper pull rods, middle pull rods, lower pull rods, columns and trap locks. Through the force distribution and load transmission of these components, effective dispersion of load is achieved.

Benefits of technology

It improves the load-bearing capacity and safety of the roof, can effectively disperse the load under high-strength loads, and ensures the safety and reliability of the roof system.

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Abstract

The utility model relates to a large-span flexible supporting roof, in particular to a large-span flexible supporting roof. The problem that an existing steel structure roof is poor in safety is solved. The large-span flexible supporting roof is composed of a roof body, a roof truss and a flexible supporting assembly. The flexible supporting assembly is arranged below the roof truss. The flexible supporting assembly is composed of a concave lock, a convex lock, an upper pull rod, a middle pull rod, a lower pull rod, a stand column and a cable-stayed lock. According to the large-span flexible supporting roof, the stress value of a single lower pull rod is reduced, loads transmitted by the roof and a roof truss can be effectively dispersed, and the reliability of connection between the lower pull rods and the roof is guaranteed. According to the utility model, the load is effectively dispersed, and the safety of a roof system is ensured.
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Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a large-span flexible support roof. Background Art

[0002] A roof refers to the top structure of a building. A roof is usually composed of load-bearing members and covering members. The load-bearing members include purlins, ridges, crossbeams, etc., and the covering layer includes tiles, metal plates, etc. The main function of the roof is to protect the entire house from wind and rain, and at the same time play the roles of heat preservation, cold insulation and sunshade. The roof is mostly arranged on the roof slab. In the construction industry, steel structures provide many opportunities for steel structure projects due to their easy construction and excellent performance. Steel structure grids have become the main structural forms of existing roof trusses and have played a huge role in reflecting the architectural shape and realizing the use function. Common roof structure forms include thin-shell structures, space grid structures, three-dimensional truss structures, etc. At present, steel pipe truss structures in China are receiving more and more attention and are widely used. It is formed by welding steel pipes together organically. The space pipe truss structure is developed on the basis of the reticulated shell structure and the grid structure, usually with a triangular cross-section and good stability.

[0003] In the existing roof, most of the load-bearing members are connected to the wall, and the middle is an overhead structure, making the load-bearing capacity of this roof poor and unable to achieve a large span, thus limiting its application range; and most of the existing roof trusses are rigidly connected to the roof or the wall, and rigid failures occur under vibration or load. For example, CN116556506A discloses an assembled cold-formed thin-walled steel structure house system, including a roof, a floor, a combined wall, a staircase, a connecting piece, a base, a double-insulation structure and a double-interlayer structure; the floor is embedded inside the combined wall, and the roof is arranged on the top of the combined wall, and the roof, the floor, the combined wall, the staircase and the base and inside the roof, the floor, the combined wall and the staircase are all fixedly connected through different connecting pieces, and the bottom of the combined wall is located on the base. This roof includes multiple groups of roof trusses and multiple groups of combined plates; the roof trusses are upwardly convex triangular structures, and multiple groups of roof trusses are connected to each other through ceiling keels; the combined plates are arranged between adjacent two groups of roof trusses (12) through anti-lifting connecting hardware, and the combined plates are laid in a staggered manner with each other. The roof trusses in CN116556506A are tripods. Although they have sufficient rigidity, they do not have energy absorption ability, so they are poor in withstanding wind, snow and other loads, and the covering plates of the floor and the roof trusses are often separated under relatively harsh climates, so the safety is poor. Summary of the Utility Model

[0004] In order to solve the problem of poor safety of the existing steel structure roof, the utility model provides a large-span flexible support roof.

[0005] The large-span flexible support roof of the utility model is composed of a roof (1), a roof truss (2) and a flexible support assembly; the roof truss (2) is composed of two strip trusses, the upper ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to form an "eight" shape, and the lower ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to the edge of the roof surface (10); the flexible support assembly is arranged below the roof truss (2); the flexible support assembly is composed of a concave lock (3), a convex lock (4), an upper pull rod (5), a middle pull rod (6), a lower pull rod (7), a column (8) and an inclined cable (9); the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) are arranged between two columns (8), both ends of the concave lock (3) are fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two columns (8), both ends of the convex lock (4) are fixedly connected to the lower ends of the two columns (8), both ends of the concave lock (3) are fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two columns (8), both ends of the convex lock (4) are fixedly connected to the lower ends of the two columns (8), the middle part of the concave lock (3) is bent downward, and the middle part of the convex lock (4) protrudes upward; the lower ends of the columns (8) are fixed on the upper surface of the roof surface (10), the inclined cable (9) is arranged obliquely, the upper end of the inclined cable (9) is fixedly connected to the upper end of the column (8), and the lower end of the inclined cable (9) is fixedly connected to the roof surface (10); several middle pull rods (6) are evenly arranged between the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4), both ends of the middle pull rod (6) are hinged to the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) respectively, several lower pull rods (7) are evenly arranged below the convex lock (4), the upper ends of the lower pull rods (7) are hinged to the convex lock (4), and the lower ends of the convex lock (4) are hinged to the roof surface (10); several upper pull rods (5) are arranged above the concave lock (3), the lower ends of the upper pull rods (5) are hinged to the concave lock (3), and the upper ends of the upper pull rods (5) are hinged to the upper ends of the two strip trusses; the upper pull rod (5), the middle pull rod (6) and the lower pull rod (7) are all rigid rods; the hinge points of the middle pull rod (6) and the concave lock (3) and the hinge points of the upper pull rod (5) and the concave lock (3) are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the concave lock (3); the hinge points of the middle pull rod (6) and the convex lock (4) and the hinge points of the lower pull rod (7) and the convex lock (4) are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the convex lock (4).

[0006] The principle and beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows:

[0007] The flexible support assembly used in the large-span flexible support roof of the utility model is composed of a concave lock (3), a convex lock (4), an upper tension rod (5), a middle tension rod (6), a lower tension rod (7), a column (8) and a diagonal tension lock (9); among them, since the upper tension rod (5), the middle tension rod (6) and the lower tension rod (7) are all rigid rods, the upper tension rod (5), the middle tension rod (6) and the lower tension rod (7) can effectively transfer the applied load. The concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) play a role in force distribution. The load transferred by the upper tension rod (5) acts on the concave lock (3). The concave lock (3) is connected to multiple middle tension rods (6), and the concave lock (3) distributes the load to multiple middle tension rods (6). The convex lock (4) is connected to multiple lower tension rods (7), and the convex lock (4) distributes the load to multiple lower tension rods (7). Therefore, the load transferred by any one upper tension rod (5) can be transferred to multiple middle tension rods (6) and lower tension rods (7), thus reducing the stress value of a single lower tension rod (7), enabling the load transferred by the roof (1) and the roof truss (2) to be effectively dispersed, and ensuring the reliability of the connection between the lower tension rod (7) and the middle of the roof. Since the concave lock (3), the convex lock (4) and the diagonal tension lock (9) are all steel strands, and the connections between the upper tension rod (5), the middle tension rod (6) and the lower tension rod (7) are all hinged, the flexible support assembly in the large-span flexible support roof can transfer the deformation or load generated by the roof (1) and the roof truss (2) under high-intensity loads through force distribution, achieving effective dispersion of the load and ensuring the safety of the roof system. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] Figure 1 It is a schematic structural diagram of the large-span flexible support roof in Embodiment 1;

[0009] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the hinge point positions on the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) in Embodiment 1. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0010] The technical solution of the present invention is not limited to the following specific embodiments listed, but also includes any reasonable combination between the specific embodiments.

[0011] Embodiment 1: The novel large-span flexible support roof in this embodiment is composed of a roof (1), a roof truss (2), and a flexible support assembly; the roof truss (2) is composed of two strip trusses, the upper ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to form an "eight" shape, and the lower ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to the edge of the roof surface (10); the flexible support assembly is arranged below the roof truss (2); the flexible support assembly is composed of a concave lock (3), a convex lock (4), an upper pull rod (5), a middle pull rod (6), a lower pull rod (7), a column (8), and an inclined stay cable (9); the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) are arranged between two columns (8), both ends of the concave lock (3) are fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two columns (8), both ends of the convex lock (4) are fixedly connected to the lower ends of the two columns (8), the middle of the concave lock (3) is bent downward, and the middle of the convex lock (4) protrudes upward; the lower end of the column (8) is fixed on the upper surface of the roof surface (10), the inclined stay cable (9) is arranged obliquely, the upper end of the inclined stay cable (9) is fixedly connected to the upper end of the column (8), and the lower end of the inclined stay cable (9) is fixedly connected to the roof surface (10); several middle pull rods (6) are evenly arranged between the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4), both ends of the middle pull rod (6) are hinged to the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) respectively, several lower pull rods (7) are evenly arranged below the convex lock (4), the upper end of the lower pull rod (7) is hinged to the convex lock (4), and the lower end of the convex lock (4) is hinged to the roof surface (10); several upper pull rods (5) are arranged above the concave lock (3), the lower end of the upper pull rod (5) is hinged to the concave lock (3), and the upper end of the upper pull rod (5) is hinged to the upper ends of the two strip trusses; the upper pull rod (5), the middle pull rod (6), and the lower pull rod (7) are all rigid rods; the hinge points of the middle pull rod (6) and the concave lock (3) and the hinge points of the upper pull rod (5) and the concave lock (3) are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the concave lock (3); the hinge points of the middle pull rod (6) and the convex lock (4) and the hinge points of the lower pull rod (7) and the convex lock (4) are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the convex lock (4).

[0012] In the large-span flexible support roof of this embodiment, the flexible support component is composed of a concave lock (3), a convex lock (4), an upper tie rod (5), a middle tie rod (6), a lower tie rod (7), a column (8) and a stay cable (9); among them, since the upper tie rod (5), the middle tie rod (6) and the lower tie rod (7) are all rigid rods, the upper tie rod (5), the middle tie rod (6) and the lower tie rod (7) can effectively transfer the applied load. The concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) play a role in force distribution. The load transferred by the upper tie rod (5) acts on the concave lock (3). The concave lock (3) is connected to multiple middle tie rods (6), and the concave lock (3) distributes the load to multiple middle tie rods (6). The convex lock (4) is connected to multiple lower tie rods (7), and the convex lock (4) distributes the load to multiple lower tie rods (7). Therefore, the load transferred by any one upper tie rod (5) can be transferred to multiple middle tie rods (6) and lower tie rods (7), thus reducing the force value of a single lower tie rod (7), enabling the load transferred by the roof (1) and the roof truss (2) to be effectively dispersed, and ensuring the reliability of the connection between the lower tie rod (7) and the middle of the roof. Since the concave lock (3), the convex lock (4) and the stay cable (9) are all steel strands, and the connections between the upper tie rod (5), the middle tie rod (6) and the lower tie rod (7) are all hinged, the flexible support component in the large-span flexible support roof can transfer the deformation or load generated by the roof (1) and the roof truss (2) under high-intensity loads through force distribution, achieving effective dispersion of the load and ensuring the safety of the roof system.

[0013] Specific Embodiment 2: The difference between this embodiment and Specific Embodiment 1 is that the roof (1) is made of steel plate.

[0014] Specific Embodiment 3: The difference between this embodiment and Specific Embodiment 1 or 2 is that the concave lock (3), the convex lock (4) and the stay cable (9) are steel strands.

[0015] Specific Embodiment 4: The difference between this embodiment and any one of Specific Embodiments 1 to 3 is that the upper tie rod (5), the middle tie rod (6) and the lower tie rod (7) are round steel pipes.

[0016] Specific Embodiment 5: The difference between this embodiment and any one of Specific Embodiments 1 to 4 is that the roof (1) covers the upper surface of the roof truss (2).

[0017] Specific Embodiment 6: The difference between this embodiment and any one of Specific Embodiments 1 to 5 is that the roof (1) is connected to the roof truss (2) by means of anchoring or welding.

[0018] Example 1:

[0019] Combined with Figure 1 and Figure 2This embodiment will be described. The long-span flexible support roof in this embodiment is composed of a roof (1), a roof truss (2) and a flexible support assembly; the roof truss (2) is composed of two strip trusses. The upper ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to form an "eight" shape, and the lower ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to the edge of the roof surface (10); the roof (1) is made of steel plate; the roof (1) covers the upper surface of the roof truss (2); the roof (1) and the roof truss (2) are connected by an anchoring method; the flexible support assembly is composed of a concave lock (3), a convex lock (4), an upper tension rod (5), a middle tension rod (6), a lower tension rod (7), a column (8) and a diagonal tension cable (9); the concave lock (3), the convex lock (4) and the diagonal tension cable (9) are steel strands; the upper tension rod (5), the middle tension rod (6) and the lower tension rod (7) are round steel pipes; the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) are arranged between two columns (8). The two ends of the concave lock (3) are respectively fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two columns (8), and the two ends of the convex lock (4) are respectively fixedly connected to the lower ends of the two columns (8). The middle part of the concave lock (3) bends downward, and the middle part of the convex lock (4) protrudes upward; the lower end of the column (8) is fixed on the upper surface of the roof surface (10), the diagonal tension cable (9) is inclined, the upper end of the diagonal tension cable (9) is fixedly connected to the upper end of the column (8), and the lower end of the diagonal tension cable (9) is fixedly connected to the roof surface (10); several middle tension rods (6) are evenly arranged in the middle of the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4). The two ends of the middle tension rod (6) are respectively hinged to the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4). Several lower tension rods (7) are evenly arranged below the convex lock (4). The upper end of the lower tension rod (7) is hinged to the convex lock (4), and the lower end of the convex lock (4) is hinged to the roof surface (10); several upper tension rods (5) are arranged above the concave lock (3). The lower end of the upper tension rod (5) is hinged to the concave lock (3), and the upper end of the upper tension rod (5) is hinged to the upper ends of the two strip trusses; the upper tension rod (5), the middle tension rod (6) and the lower tension rod (7) are all rigid rods; the hinge points of the middle tension rod (6) and the concave lock (3) and the hinge points of the upper tension rod (5) and the concave lock (3) are symmetrically located on both sides of the concave lock (3) respectively; the hinge points of the middle tension rod (6) and the convex lock (4) and the hinge points of the lower tension rod (7) and the convex lock (4) are symmetrically located on both sides of the convex lock (4) respectively;

[0020] The flexible support assembly adopted in the large-span flexible support roof of this embodiment is composed of a concave lock (3), a convex lock (4), an upper pull rod (5), a middle pull rod (6), a lower pull rod (7), a column (8) and a stay cable (9); among them, since the upper pull rod (5), the middle pull rod (6) and the lower pull rod (7) are all rigid rods, the upper pull rod (5), the middle pull rod (6) and the lower pull rod (7) can effectively transfer the applied load. The concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4) play a role in force distribution. The load transferred by the upper pull rod (5) acts on the concave lock (3). The concave lock (3) is connected to multiple middle pull rods (6), and the concave lock (3) distributes the load to multiple middle pull rods (6). The convex lock (4) is connected to multiple lower pull rods (7), and the convex lock (4) distributes the load to multiple lower pull rods (7). Therefore, the load transferred by any one of the upper pull rods (5) can be transferred to multiple middle pull rods (6) and lower pull rods (7), thus reducing the force value of a single lower pull rod (7), enabling the load transferred by the roof (1) and the roof truss (2) to be effectively dispersed, and ensuring the reliability of the connection between the lower pull rod (7) and the middle of the roof. Since the concave lock (3), the convex lock (4) and the stay cable (9) are all steel strands, and the connections between the upper pull rod (5), the middle pull rod (6) and the lower pull rod (7) are all hinged, the flexible support assembly in the large-span flexible support roof of this embodiment can transfer the deformation or load generated by the roof (1) and the roof truss (2) under high-intensity loads through force distribution, achieving effective dispersion of the load and ensuring the safety of the roof system.

Claims

1. A large-span flexible support roof, characterized in that: A novel large-span flexible support roof is composed of a roof (1), a roof truss (2) and a flexible support assembly; the roof truss (2) is composed of two strip trusses, the upper ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to form an "eight" shape, and the lower ends of the two strip trusses are fixedly connected to the edge of the roof (10); the flexible support assembly is arranged below the roof truss (2); the flexible support assembly is composed of a recessed lock (3), a convex lock (4), an upper tie rod (5), a middle tie rod (6), a lower tie rod (7), a column (8) and an inclined The invention relates to a zipper (9); a concave lock (3) and a convex lock (4) are arranged between two upright posts (8); the two ends of the concave lock (3) are respectively fixedly connected to the upper ends of the two upright posts (8); the two ends of the convex lock (4) are respectively fixedly connected to the lower ends of the two upright posts (8); the middle part of the concave lock (3) is bent downward; the middle part of the convex lock (4) is convex upward; the lower end of the upright post (8) is fixed to the upper surface of the roof (10); the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the upper end of the oblique zipper (9) is fixedly connected to the upper end of the upright post (8 ... oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) is arranged obliquely; the oblique zipper (9) The lower end of the zipper (9) is fixedly connected to the roof (10); a plurality of middle pull rods (6) are evenly arranged between the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4); the two ends of the middle pull rods (6) are respectively hinged to the concave lock (3) and the convex lock (4); a plurality of lower pull rods (7) are evenly arranged below the convex lock (4); the upper end of the lower pull rod (7) is hinged to the convex lock (4); the lower end of the convex lock (4) is hinged to the roof (10); a plurality of upper pull rods (5) are arranged above the concave lock (3); the lower end of the upper pull rod (5) is hinged to the convex lock (4); The upper end of the upper pull rod (5) is hinged to the recessed lock (3), and the upper end of the upper pull rod (5) is hinged to the upper ends of the two strip trusses; the upper pull rod (5), the middle pull rod (6) and the lower pull rod (7) are all rigid rods; the hinge points of the middle pull rod (6) and the recessed lock (3) and the hinge points of the upper pull rod (5) and the recessed lock (3) are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the recessed lock (3); the hinge points of the middle pull rod (6) and the convex lock (4) and the hinge points of the lower pull rod (7) and the convex lock (4) are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the convex lock (4).

2. The large-span flexible support roof according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The roof (1) is a steel plate.

3. The large-span flexible support roof according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The recessed lock (3), the convex lock (4) and the diagonal lock (9) are steel strands.

4. The large-span flexible support roof according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The upper pull rod (5), the middle pull rod (6) and the lower pull rod (7) are round steel pipes.

5. The large-span flexible support roof according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The roof (1) covers the upper surface of the roof truss (2).

6. The large-span flexible support roof according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The roof (1) and the roof truss (2) are connected by anchoring or welding.

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