Load-bearing structure of power distribution room

By using structural cavity and embedded steel bars in the load-bearing structure of the distribution chamber, the problems of excessive load and high cost in the load-bearing structure of the distribution chamber are solved, and the effect of reducing load and maintaining structural strength is achieved.

CN223293471UActive Publication Date: 2025-09-02OLD AGE EXPERT DESIGN INST OF XIAN XIBEI ELECTRIC POWER DESIGN INST
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Application Number
CN202422128435.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-08-30
Publication Date
2025-09-02
Estimated Expiration
2034-08-30

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Technical Problem

The load-bearing structure of the existing distribution room requires a thicker filling cushion layer to support extremely heavy transformers, resulting in excessive construction load and high cost.

Method used

The structural cavity is used instead of the filling cushion layer, and the load-bearing masonry wall, concrete slab surface and prefabricated plate are connected through embedded steel bars to form a multi-layer steel bar structure to disperse the weight and improve structural strength with structural columns.

Benefits of technology

It effectively reduces construction load, reduces concrete usage, reduces construction cost, and maintains strong structural strength.

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Abstract

The utility model provides a load-bearing structure of a power distribution room, which can reduce building load, and is low in manufacturing cost and strong in structural strength. The structure comprises a main beam, a concrete slab is poured on the main beam, four secondary beams are arranged at the bottom of the concrete slab, the secondary beams are embedded into the main beam, four bearing masonry walls are installed on the top face, at the secondary beams, of the concrete slab, and the four bearing masonry walls are the first bearing masonry wall, the second bearing masonry wall, the third bearing masonry wall and the fourth bearing masonry wall respectively. The top ends of the first load-bearing masonry wall, the second load-bearing masonry wall, the third load-bearing masonry wall and the fourth load-bearing masonry wall are respectively provided with a first coping ring beam, a second coping ring beam, a third coping ring beam and a fourth coping ring beam, and a cover plate is arranged between the top surfaces of the first coping ring beam and the second coping ring beam in a covering manner; the first load-bearing masonry wall, the second load-bearing masonry wall, the first coping ring beam, the second coping ring beam, the concrete slab and the cover plate form a cable trench.
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Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to an industrial building structure, in particular to a load-bearing structure for a power distribution room. Background Art

[0002] During the project design process, a power distribution room is often essential. However, the equipment in the power distribution room, especially the transformer, is extremely heavy, so the power distribution room on the floor requires a special load-bearing structure to meet the load-bearing requirements.

[0003] like Figure 1 As shown, an existing load-bearing structure of a distribution room includes a main beam 1, a concrete slab 2 is cast on the main beam 1, three secondary beams 21 are set at the bottom of the concrete slab 2, the secondary beams 21 are embedded in the main beam 1, and three load-bearing masonry walls 4 are installed on the top surface of the concrete slab 2 at the position of the secondary beam 21, namely, a first load-bearing masonry wall 41, a second load-bearing masonry wall 42, and a third load-bearing masonry wall 43. The tops of the first load-bearing masonry wall 41, the second load-bearing masonry wall 42, and the third load-bearing masonry wall 43 are respectively provided with top pressure ring beams 5, namely, a first top pressure ring beam 51, a second top pressure ring beam 52, and a third load-bearing masonry wall 43. A top ring beam 52, a third top ring beam 53, a cover plate 6 is installed between the top surfaces of the first top ring beam 51 and the second top ring beam 52, the first load-bearing masonry wall 41, the second load-bearing masonry wall 42, the first top ring beam 51, the second top ring beam 52, the concrete slab 2 and the cover plate 6 constitute a cable trench 9; a filling cushion layer 7 is cast on one side of the third load-bearing masonry wall, a concrete layer 8 is cast on the filling cushion layer, a transformer 11 is placed on the concrete layer 8, and a distribution cabinet 10 is placed between the top surfaces of the first top ring beam 51 and the second top ring beam 52.

[0004] Although this structure ensures the beauty of the interior space, in order to ensure that the structural strength of the building is sufficient to support the extremely heavy transformer, a thicker filling pad needs to be laid. The laying of the filling pad will cause the floor load to increase. In addition, the transformer itself is heavy, which leads to excessive building load and extremely high cost. Utility Model Content

[0005] In view of the shortcomings of the existing distribution room load-bearing structure requiring the laying of a thicker filling cushion layer, which leads to excessive building load and extremely high cost, the utility model provides a distribution room load-bearing structure, which can reduce the building load, has a lower cost and stronger structural strength.

[0006] A load-bearing structure for a power distribution room, comprising a main beam, a concrete slab cast on the main beam, four secondary beams arranged at the bottom of the concrete slab, the secondary beams embedded in the main beam, four load-bearing masonry walls installed on the top surface of the concrete slab at the position of the secondary beams, namely a first load-bearing masonry wall, a second load-bearing masonry wall, a third load-bearing masonry wall, and a fourth load-bearing masonry wall, tops of the first load-bearing masonry wall, the second load-bearing masonry wall, the third load-bearing masonry wall, and the fourth load-bearing masonry wall are respectively provided with top ring beams, namely a first top ring beam, a second top ring beam, a third top ring beam, and a fourth top ring beam, a cover plate is arranged between the top surfaces of the first top ring beam and the second top ring beam, the first load-bearing masonry wall, the second load-bearing masonry wall, the first top ring beam, the second top ring beam, the concrete slab and the cover plate constitute a cable trench; the first top ring beam and the second top ring beam are respectively provided with top ring beams. A distribution cabinet is placed between the top surfaces; it is characterized in that: a precast plate is installed between the top of the third top ring beam and the fourth top ring beam, a transformer is placed on the precast plate, the third load-bearing masonry wall, the fourth load-bearing masonry wall, the third top ring beam, the fourth top ring beam, the concrete slab surface and the precast plate constitute a structural cavity; a transformer is placed on the precast plate; a first embedded steel bar is connected between the load-bearing masonry wall and the secondary beam, the first embedded steel bar is "C"-shaped, and the part of the first embedded steel bar in the masonry wall is cast in mortar; a second embedded steel bar is connected between the precast plate and the top ring beam, the precast plate is spliced ​​together by multiple connecting plates, and there is a plate seam between two adjacent connecting plates, and the second embedded steel bar is arranged in each plate seam, and the two ends of the second embedded steel bar are provided with downward extending extension steel bars, and the extension steel bar is L-shaped.

[0007] It is further characterized by:

[0008] The third embedded steel bars are passed through the plurality of the second embedded steel bars;

[0009] There are five third embedded steel bars, which respectively pass through the tops and bottoms of the plurality of second embedded steel bars and between the tops of the vertical bars and the ends of the horizontal bars of the plurality of extended steel bars;

[0010] A mortar layer is provided below both ends of the second embedded steel bar;

[0011] Structural columns are evenly arranged in the load-bearing masonry wall.

[0012] In the above-mentioned structure of the present invention, a structural cavity is used instead of a filling cushion layer, which greatly reduces the load, reduces the amount of concrete required, and reduces the cost. The provision of the first embedded steel bar ensures the connection strength between the load-bearing masonry wall and the concrete slab surface, and the provision of the second embedded steel bar ensures the connection strength between the precast panel and the top ring beam, thereby achieving a strong structural strength while reducing the load. The provision of the structural column further improves the structural strength of the load-bearing masonry wall. The third embedded steel bar ensures the connection strength between the precast panel and the top ring beam in another direction, further improving the structural strength. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0013] Figure 1 It is a structural diagram of the prior art;

[0014] Figure 2 It is a structural diagram of the utility model;

[0015] Figure 3 This is a structural diagram of the connection between the load-bearing masonry wall and the secondary beam;

[0016] Figure 4 for Figure 3 AA sectional view of FIG.

[0017] Figure 5 This is a structural diagram of the connection between the precast slab and the capping ring beam;

[0018] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the utility model from a top view;

[0019] Figure 7 for Figure 5 BB cross-sectional view. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] See Figure 2 、 Figure 6 A load-bearing structure for a power distribution room includes a main beam 1, a concrete slab 2 cast on the main beam 1, four secondary beams 21 disposed at the bottom of the concrete slab 2, and embedded in the main beam 1. Four load-bearing masonry walls 4 are mounted on the top surface of the concrete slab 2 at the locations of the secondary beams 21, namely, a first load-bearing masonry wall 41, a second load-bearing masonry wall 42, a third load-bearing masonry wall 43, and a fourth load-bearing masonry wall 44. Tops of the first, second, third, and fourth load-bearing masonry walls 41, 42, 43, and 44 are respectively provided with capping ring beams 5, namely, a first capping ring beam 51, a second capping ring beam 52, a third capping ring beam 53, and a fourth capping ring beam 54. Structural columns 19 are evenly distributed within the load-bearing masonry walls, with adjacent structural columns 19 spaced 2 meters apart. The structural columns 19 serve to enhance the structural strength of the load-bearing masonry walls 4.

[0021] A cover plate 6 is installed between the top surfaces of the first top ring beam 51 and the second top ring beam 52. The first load-bearing masonry wall 41, the second load-bearing masonry wall 42, the first top ring beam 51, the second top ring beam 52, the concrete slab 2 and the cover plate 6 constitute a cable trench 9; the cable trench 9 is used to place the cables of the equipment in the distribution room to ensure that the floor of the distribution room is clean.

[0022] See Figure 3 、 Figure 4 A distribution cabinet 10 is placed between the top surfaces of the first top ring beam 51 and the second top ring beam 52; a precast panel 12 is installed between the tops of the third top ring beam 53 and the fourth top ring beam 54, and a transformer 11 is placed on the precast panel 12. The third load-bearing masonry wall 43, the fourth load-bearing masonry wall 44, the third top ring beam 53, the fourth top ring beam 54, the concrete slab 2 and the precast panel 12 constitute a structural cavity 13; a transformer 11 is placed on the precast panel 12; a first embedded steel bar 14 is connected between the load-bearing masonry wall and the secondary beam 21, and the first embedded steel bar 14 is "C"-shaped. The part of the first embedded steel bar 14 in the masonry wall is cast in mortar 15; there are multiple first embedded steel bars 14, and the multiple first embedded steel bars 14 are evenly distributed, and adjacent first embedded steel bars 14 are 50 cm apart.

[0023] See Figure 5 、 Figure 7 A second embedded steel bar 16 is connected between the precast panel 12 and the top ring beam 5. The precast panel 12 is made up of multiple connecting panels. There is a plate seam between two adjacent connecting panels. A second embedded steel bar 16 is provided in each plate seam. The two ends of the second embedded steel bar 16 are provided with downwardly extending extension steel bars 161. The extension steel bar 161 is L-shaped. A third embedded steel bar 17 runs through the multiple second embedded steel bars 16; there are five third embedded steel bars 17, which respectively run through the tops and bottoms of the multiple second embedded steel bars 16 and the top ends of the vertical bars and the ends of the horizontal bars of the extension steel bars 161; a mortar layer 18 is provided below the two ends of the second embedded steel bars 16; the material of the mortar layer 18 is concrete mortar 15. The third embedded steel bar 17 is used to further improve the structural strength of the precast panel 12 and the connection strength between the precast panel and the top ring beam. The mortar layer 18 is used to level the precast panel 12.

[0024] The weight of the distribution cabinet 10 and the transformer 11, the live load on the ground and the deadweight of the precast panel 12 are evenly distributed to the load-bearing masonry walls on both sides, and then transmitted to the lower concrete main beam 1 and secondary beam 21 by the load-bearing masonry wall 4, so that the force is evenly dispersed and the load-bearing structure is reasonable.

Claims

1. A load-bearing structure for a distribution room, comprising a main beam, a concrete slab cast on the main beam, four secondary beams arranged at the bottom of the concrete slab, the secondary beams embedded in the main beam, the concrete slab having four load-bearing masonry walls installed on the top surface of the secondary beams, namely a first load-bearing masonry wall, a second load-bearing masonry wall, a third load-bearing masonry wall, and a fourth load-bearing masonry wall, the tops of the first load-bearing masonry wall, the second load-bearing masonry wall, the third load-bearing masonry wall, and the fourth load-bearing masonry wall are respectively provided with top ring beams, namely a first top ring beam, a second top ring beam, a third top ring beam, and a fourth top ring beam, a cover plate is arranged between the top surfaces of the first top ring beam and the second top ring beam, the first load-bearing masonry wall, the second load-bearing masonry wall, the first top ring beam, the second top ring beam, the concrete slab and the cover plate constitute a cable trench; a distribution cabinet is placed between the top surfaces of the first top ring beam and the second top ring beam; it is characterized in that: A precast panel is installed between the top of the third top ring beam and the top of the fourth top ring beam, and a transformer is placed on the precast panel. The third load-bearing masonry wall, the fourth load-bearing masonry wall, the third top ring beam, the fourth top ring beam, the concrete slab and the precast panel constitute a structural cavity; a transformer is placed on the precast panel; a first embedded steel bar is connected between the load-bearing masonry wall and the secondary beam, the first embedded steel bar is "C"-shaped, and the part of the first embedded steel bar in the masonry wall is cast in mortar; a second embedded steel bar is connected between the precast panel and the top ring beam, the precast panel is spliced ​​together by multiple connecting plates, and there is a plate seam between two adjacent connecting plates, and the second embedded steel bar is provided in each plate seam, and the two ends of the second embedded steel bar are provided with downward extending extension steel bars, and the extension steel bar is L-shaped.

2. A load-bearing structure for a power distribution room according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes five third embedded steel bars, which respectively pass through the tops and bottoms of multiple second embedded steel bars and the tops of the vertical bars and the ends of the horizontal bars of multiple extended steel bars.

3. A load-bearing structure for a power distribution room according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: A mortar layer is provided below both ends of the second embedded steel bars.

4. A load-bearing structure for a power distribution room according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: Structural columns are evenly arranged in the load-bearing masonry wall.