Rear assembly type building integrated tube well system
The post-construction integrated pipe shaft system solves a variety of problems in the design and construction of building pipe shafts, achieving standardized construction, simplified operation, improved quality and aesthetics, providing intelligent management and lighting, and ensuring fire safety.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202423194463.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-12-24
- Publication Date
- 2026-02-03
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-12-24
AI Technical Summary
Existing building pipe shafts suffer from problems in design and construction, such as non-standard fireproofing and sealing, improper sleeve installation, rough civil construction, uncleaned garbage inside the pipe shaft, unreasonable pipe layout, dimensional design issues, and chaotic construction sequence. These problems lead to operational difficulties, difficulty in ensuring quality, and insufficient aesthetic appeal.
The system adopts a post-construction integrated pipe well system, which includes a support sleeve system, a prefabricated assembled pipe well wall panel system, a solar lighting system, and a signage system. Through components such as support sleeves, flame-retardant inner pipes, wedge clamps, prefabricated assembled wall panels, and solar photovoltaic panels, the system achieves standardized positioning, fixing, and intelligent management of pipelines.
Standardized construction of pipeline wells has been achieved, improving construction quality and functionality, simplifying operation procedures, improving working conditions in confined spaces, providing good lighting and signage, and ensuring fire safety and aesthetics.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to an integrated building manhole, specifically a post-assembled integrated building manhole system, belonging to the field of integrated building manholes. Background Technology
[0002] Pipe shafts are independent building spaces that provide vertical pipelines for water, heating, electricity, air conditioning and other equipment inside buildings; ventilation shafts are enclosed spaces for ventilation or smoke exhaust in buildings. Whether it is a residential building, office building or factory, pipe shafts, ventilation shafts or even elevator shafts are all designed by designers who have considered factors such as structural bearing capacity, fire prevention, thermal insulation and sound insulation. They are formed by building structure professionals using reinforced concrete shear walls, masonry structures or lightweight partition walls, and are finished with internal plastering and painting. They form vertical spaces for equipment use and are an indispensable functional area of the building as a whole. With the increasing number of intelligent building equipment, there will be more and more functional pipelines in buildings. From the design perspective of minimizing the fixed area of the building, the internal space of the pipe shaft should be as small as possible. However, from the perspective of construction and maintenance, such narrow and limited space is very difficult to operate, making it difficult to guarantee the construction period and quality, and it is also difficult to achieve the aesthetic standards. Here are some problems that may be encountered in the design and construction of building pipe shafts: (1) Non-standard fireproof sealing: If the fireproof sealing around the pipe shaft is not done well, it may lead to the spread of fire. (2) Improper sleeve installation: No sleeve was installed when the water supply pipe passed through the floor, or the height of the sleeve did not meet the specifications. (3) Rough civil construction: The civil construction quality in the pipe well was rough and did not meet the requirements of fine treatment. (4) Garbage not cleaned in the pipe well: There may be garbage in the pipe well that was not cleaned in time, affecting the use and maintenance of the pipe well. (5) No fire collar for plastic drainage pipe in pipe well: The plastic drainage pipe used in the pipe well was not equipped with a fire collar, which increased the risk of fire. (6) Unreasonable pipe layout in pipe well: There may be problems with the pipe layout in the pipe well, such as the pipe spacing, the position of the fittings, and the height of the support. (7) Problems with the size design of pipe well: The size design of pipe well may not have taken into account the size of pipe fittings, installation requirements and the influence of structural beams and columns, resulting in insufficient actual usable space. (8) Chaotic construction sequence of pipe well: There are many overlapping construction procedures, which may lead to common quality problems. It is necessary to plan the construction sequence reasonably. Summary of the Invention
[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to design a post-assembled building integrated pipe well system, which can improve the operational difficulties caused by narrow space during pipe well construction, while taking into account daily maintenance and use, realizing the "standardized" construction and intelligent use of pipe wells in projects, and improving the quality and function of traditional building pipe wells.
[0004] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows:
[0005] A post-construction integrated manhole system, comprising a supporting casing system, a prefabricated manhole wall panel system, a solar lighting system, and a signage system.
[0006] The supporting sleeve system includes a supporting sleeve, a flame-retardant inner tube, and wedge-shaped clamps, used for positioning and fixing vertical pipes that pass through floors;
[0007] The supporting sleeve is an inverted conical structure pipe used to house and fix vertical pipes passing through floors in a pipe shaft; the bottom of the supporting sleeve is installed inside a reinforced concrete floor slab; the supporting sleeve is poured and fixed simultaneously with the floor slab structure; the height of the supporting sleeve is slightly higher than the thickness of the floor slab; the diameter of the supporting sleeve is larger than the diameter of the vertical pipe passing through the floor; multiple square slots are equidistantly provided on the inner wall of the supporting sleeve, and the slots are used to install and fix wedge-shaped clips;
[0008] The flame-retardant inner tube is used for vibration damping and fixation of the vertical pipe. The flame-retardant inner tube is sleeved inside the supporting sleeve. The flame-retardant inner tube has an inverted conical tube structure, consistent with the structure of the supporting sleeve. The flame-retardant inner tube has multiple strip-shaped openings. The strip-shaped openings correspond to the slots of the supporting sleeve. The height of the flame-retardant inner tube is the same as that of the supporting sleeve. The diameter of the flame-retardant inner tube is smaller than that of the supporting sleeve. The flame-retardant inner tube is integrally pressed from flame-retardant material.
[0009] The wedge-shaped clamp is placed in the supporting sleeve to secure the vertical pipe; the wedge-shaped clamp is a wedge-shaped structure with a right-angled triangle cross-section; a rubber pad is attached to the back of the wedge-shaped clamp for shock absorption; after the vertical pipe is inserted into and passes through the supporting sleeve, the position of the vertical pipe is adjusted, and the wedge-shaped clamp is inserted into the slot of the supporting sleeve to fix the vertical pipe.
[0010] The prefabricated assembled manhole wall panel system includes a water-retaining sill, assembled lightweight wall panels, and assembled manhole cover.
[0011] The water-retaining sill is a prefabricated fiber-reinforced concrete water-retaining sill used to outline the pipe shaft. The sill prevents water leakage, blocking external water from entering the pipe shaft or preventing water leaking from the pipe shaft from entering nearby floors. The sill has a rectangular cross-section, with several pre-drilled holes at the top and bottom. The pre-drilled holes at the top of the sill are connected to and fixed with prefabricated lightweight wall panels via keyways. The pre-drilled holes at the bottom of the sill are connected to pre-drilled holes in the lower floor slab via keyways, and after accurate installation, are connected and fixed to the lower floor slab structure via grouting. The top of the sill is used to install and fix prefabricated lightweight wall panels.
[0012] The water-retaining sill is connected to the lower structural floor slab and prefabricated lightweight wall panels by mortar to form an integral whole.
[0013] Furthermore, the pin key is a threaded steel bar, a universal connector used to connect water-retaining sills, prefabricated lightweight wall panels, floor slabs, etc.
[0014] The prefabricated lightweight wall panels are used to construct pipe wells, and there are several of them. The prefabricated lightweight wall panels are lightweight wall panels with vertical tenons and mortises on both sides of the wall. The tenons and mortises are respectively provided with grouting holes for key pins. There are several grouting holes. The tenons are used to insert into the mortises of prefabricated lightweight wall panels with the same structure. Before inserting the tenons, key pins are first inserted into the grouting holes of the tenons. Then, the other end of the key pins is aligned with the grouting holes of the mortises of the prefabricated lightweight wall panels with the same structure, and then the connection is made.
[0015] The prefabricated lightweight wall panel has pre-drilled holes on both the upper and lower sides; the pre-drilled holes on the upper part of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel are connected to the upper floor slab by key; the pre-drilled holes on the lower part of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel are connected to the pre-drilled holes on the upper part of the water-retaining sill by key.
[0016] The inner wall panel of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel is also pre-embedded with a horizontal steel flat strip. The steel flat strip is provided with several evenly distributed holes, which are used to fix the wire trough or cable tray.
[0017] The width of the steel flat strip is between 10mm and 25mm, and the length of the steel flat strip is the same as the width of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel.
[0018] The joints between the prefabricated lightweight wall panels are filled with lightweight foamed mortar.
[0019] The prefabricated lightweight wall panels are preferably made of lightweight concrete strips or rock wool sandwich metal panels; lightweight concrete strips are mostly used for pipe shafts in residential, hotel, teaching, research and office buildings; rock wool sandwich lightweight panels are used for pipe shafts in industrial buildings such as factories.
[0020] The prefabricated manhole cover is a precast reinforced concrete cover plate, which is installed on the top of the manhole above the roof. The prefabricated manhole cover plate is equipped with a solar photovoltaic panel, which is used for energy storage in the lighting system inside the manhole.
[0021] The solar lighting system includes solar photovoltaic panels, batteries, lights, sensors, and sensor-activated doorplates. The solar photovoltaic panels are located on a prefabricated cover plate at the top of the pipe shaft. The batteries are connected to the lights, sensors, and sensor-activated doorplates on each floor via cables. The lights and sensors are located in the pipe shaft on each floor. The sensor-activated doorplates are located on the fire doors of the pipe shaft. When the fire door of the pipe shaft is opened, the lights turn on and the sensor-activated doorplates turn off. When the fire door is closed, the lights inside the pipe shaft turn off, and the sensor-activated doorplates on the top of the fire door turn on.
[0022] The identification system includes anti-static pipe markings, water flow indicator lights, and induced current indicators;
[0023] The anti-static pipeline markings are made of anti-static materials and are capable of preventing static electricity. The surface of the anti-static pipeline markings is affixed with reflective stickers. The anti-static pipeline markings are affixed to the surface of vertical pipelines to display the attributes of the vertical pipelines, such as fire water supply, greywater, domestic water, and water flow direction. When the fire door of the pipeline shaft is opened, the text information on the anti-static pipeline markings is reflected and displayed under the illumination of the lighting. After the fire door is closed, the anti-static pipeline markings are "dormant".
[0024] The water flow indicator light is installed on the vertical pipe used for water supply to display the water flow status within the pipe. The indicator light uses light changes to show the water flow status and consists of an LED light and a sensor. It can automatically sense the size and speed of the water flow and reflect the flow status through light changes. The induced current indicator is installed on the cable tray fixed to the evenly distributed holes to monitor the current status of the cables within the cable tray.
[0025] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:
[0026] (1) Spatial standardization. The pipe positioning and spacing (the accurate location of the pipes passing through the floor slab or wall for the pre-embedded sleeves) are accurate, the pipe shaft wall panel is square and the internal size is appropriate; the arrangement and positioning of pipeline equipment in the pipe shaft are economical and reasonable; the installation and operation are convenient; for a certain unit project, the pipe shafts and ventilation shafts on each floor can achieve "standardized" assembly construction;
[0027] (2) Simplified fixing. The use of "load-bearing sleeves" to work together with the structural floor slab and fix the pipeline at the root avoids the need for additional (dragging) supports and facilitates fireproof sealing; the prefabricated lightweight wall panels increase the lateral support and fixing points for pipelines such as cable trays, which not only facilitates pipeline laying but also promotes standardization;
[0028] (3) Prefabricated wall panels. The space enclosure structure adopts prefabricated prefabricated strip panels or rock wool sandwich decorative partition panels with integrated decoration and lightweight thermal insulation and sound insulation (such as ceramsite concrete). The inner surface is painted and decorated before installation. Compared with the traditional masonry structure, it reduces the labor intensity and eliminates the backward process of large-scale manual work of building and plastering ventilation shafts. The thinner panel thickness saves the space used. Only the "functional panel joints" are treated, eliminating a lot of decoration and shortening the construction period.
[0029] (4) The construction sequence of "exterior first, interior second" and "civil engineering first, installation second" was optimized to "interior first, exterior second" and "installation first, civil engineering second", which improved the working conditions and operating environment. Furthermore, the interior decoration of the civil engineering pipe shaft was made of prefabricated assembly, which ensured the fine detail of the civil engineering professional. The partition wall of the pipe shaft enclosure structure was assembled and sealed after the pipe equipment was installed, which ensured the working space required for the plastering, painting, pipe decoration, fireproofing, and even the installation of fire collars on the ceiling, floor, and walls of the pipe shaft or ventilation shaft. This transformed the operation in the narrow and limited space into normal installation operation, improved the construction quality inside the pipe shaft or ventilation shaft, and accelerated the progress.
[0030] (5) Improved lighting and improved usage environment. The post-assembled pipe well has introduced solar daylights into the wall panels of each floor, which solves the problem of lack of lighting in public hidden areas or the problem of energy-saving management of lighting in traditional pipe wells, and provides conditions for checking water and electricity meters; at night, induction light tubes are used for emergency lighting; the pipe well has achieved good lighting, clear signage and convenient use, maintenance and repair.
[0031] (6) Post-assembled pipe wells facilitate the cleaning of waste during construction;
[0032] (7) The top plate of the pipeline well is an open top plate, which facilitates the laying of cables with larger diameters, reduces labor intensity, and is conducive to inspection and maintenance.
[0033] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. Attached Figure Description
[0034] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram of a post-assembled building integrated manhole system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
[0035] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the supporting sleeve and the flame-retardant inner tube in an embodiment of this utility model;
[0036] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the wedge-shaped card according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
[0037] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the water-retaining sill platform according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
[0038] Figure 5 This is a structural schematic diagram of the assembled lightweight wall panel according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
[0039] In the diagram: 1. Support sleeve, 11. Slot, 12. Flame-retardant inner tube, 121. Strip opening, 13. Wedge-shaped clip, 131. Rubber pad, 2. Water retaining sill, 3. Reserved hole, 31. Wall panel reserved hole, 4. Pin key, 5. Prefabricated lightweight wall panel, 51. Tenon, 52. Mortise and tenon groove, 53. Grouting hole, 54. Steel flat strip, 541. Uniformly distributed hole, 55. Cable trough, 6. Prefabricated manhole cover, 7. Solar photovoltaic panel, 71. Battery, 72. Lighting lamp, 73. Sensor, 74. Sensor doorplate, 8. Anti-static pipe marking, 81. Water flow indicator light, 82. Inductive current indicator, 9. Vertical pipe, 91. Fire door, 10. Floor slab. Detailed Implementation
[0040] The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below. It should be understood that the preferred embodiments described herein are for illustration and explanation only and are not intended to limit the present invention. Example
[0041] like Figure 1-5 As shown, a post-assembled building integrated pipe well system is provided, which consists of a supporting sleeve system, a prefabricated assembled pipe well wall panel system, a solar lighting system, and a signage system.
[0042] The supporting sleeve system includes a supporting sleeve 1, a flame-retardant inner tube 12, and a wedge-shaped clamp 13, used for positioning and fixing vertical pipes that pass through floors;
[0043] The supporting sleeve 1 is an inverted conical structure pipe used to install and fix the vertical pipe 9 passing through the floor in the pipe shaft; the bottom of the supporting sleeve 1 is installed in the reinforced concrete structural floor slab; the supporting sleeve 1 is poured and fixed synchronously with the floor slab structure; the height of the supporting sleeve 1 is slightly higher than the thickness of the floor slab; the diameter of the supporting sleeve 1 is larger than the diameter of the vertical pipe passing through the floor; 2-3 square slots 11 are provided at equal intervals on the inner wall of the supporting sleeve 1, and the slots 11 are used to install and fix the wedge-shaped clips 13;
[0044] The flame-retardant inner tube 12 is used for vibration damping and fixation of the vertical pipe 9. The flame-retardant inner tube sleeve 12 is set inside the supporting sleeve 1. The flame-retardant inner tube 12 has an inverted conical tube structure, which is consistent with the structure of the supporting sleeve 1. The flame-retardant inner tube 12 is provided with 2-3 strip openings 121. The strip openings 121 correspond to the slots 11 of the supporting sleeve. The height of the flame-retardant inner tube 12 is the same as that of the supporting sleeve 1. The diameter of the flame-retardant inner tube 12 is smaller than that of the supporting sleeve 1. The flame-retardant inner tube 12 is integrally pressed from flame-retardant material.
[0045] The wedge-shaped clamp 13 is placed in the supporting sleeve 1 to secure the vertical pipe 9. The wedge-shaped clamp 13 has a right-angled triangular cube structure, similar to a wedge. A rubber pad 131 is attached to the back of the wedge-shaped clamp 13 for shock absorption. After the vertical pipe 9 is inserted into and passes through the supporting sleeve 1, the position of the vertical pipe 9 is adjusted, and the wedge-shaped clamp 13 is inserted into the slot 11 of the supporting sleeve 1 to fix the vertical pipe 9.
[0046] The prefabricated assembled manhole wall panel system includes a water-retaining sill 2, an assembled lightweight wall panel 5, and an assembled manhole cover 6.
[0047] The retaining sill 2 is a prefabricated fiber-reinforced concrete retaining sill used to outline the pipe shaft. The retaining sill 2 prevents water leakage, blocking external water from entering the pipe shaft or water leaking from the pipe shaft from entering nearby floors. The retaining sill 2 has a rectangular cross-section, with several pre-drilled holes 3 at its upper and lower parts. The pre-drilled holes 3 at the upper part of the retaining sill are connected to and fixed with prefabricated lightweight wall panels 5 via key pins. The pre-drilled holes 3 at the lower part of the retaining sill are connected to pre-drilled holes in the lower floor slab via key pins 4, and after accurate installation, are connected and fixed to the lower floor slab structure via grouting. The top of the retaining sill 2 is used to install and fix the prefabricated lightweight wall panels 5.
[0048] The water-retaining sill 2 is connected to the lower structural floor slab and the prefabricated lightweight wall panel 5 by grouting to form an integral whole.
[0049] The prefabricated lightweight wall panels 5 are used to construct pipe wells, and there are several of them. The prefabricated lightweight wall panels 5 are lightweight wall panels, and vertical tenons 51 and mortises 52 are provided on both sides of the wall. The tenons and mortises are respectively provided with grouting holes 53 for inserting pins. There are several grouting holes 53. The tenons 51 are used to insert into the mortises 52 of the prefabricated lightweight wall panels with the same structure. Before inserting the tenons 51, pins 4 are first inserted into the grouting holes 53 of the tenons. Then, the other end of the pins 4 is aligned with the grouting holes 53 of the mortises of the prefabricated lightweight wall panels with the same structure, and then the connection is made.
[0050] The prefabricated lightweight wall panel 5 has pre-drilled holes 31 on both the upper and lower sides. The pre-drilled holes 31 on the upper part of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel 5 are connected to the upper floor slab via pins 4. The pre-drilled holes 31 on the lower part of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel are connected to the pre-drilled holes on the upper part of the water-retaining sill via pins 4. The pins 4 are threaded steel bars and are general-purpose connectors used to connect the water-retaining sill, prefabricated lightweight wall panel, floor slab, etc.
[0051] The inner wall panel of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel 5 is also pre-embedded with a horizontal steel flat strip 54. The steel flat strip 54 is provided with a number of evenly distributed holes 541, which are used to fix the cable tray 55 or the cable frame.
[0052] The width of the steel flat strip 54 is in the range of 10mm-25mm, and the length of the steel flat strip 54 is consistent with the width of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel 5.
[0053] The joints between the prefabricated lightweight wall panels 5 are filled with lightweight foamed mortar.
[0054] The prefabricated lightweight wall panel 5 is preferably made of lightweight concrete strips or rock wool sandwich metal panels; lightweight concrete strips are mostly used for pipe shafts in residential, hotel, teaching, scientific research and office buildings; rock wool sandwich lightweight panels are used for pipe shafts in industrial buildings such as factories.
[0055] The prefabricated manhole cover 6 is a precast reinforced concrete cover plate, which is installed on the top of the manhole above the roof. The prefabricated manhole cover 6 is equipped with a solar photovoltaic panel 7, which is used for the storage of electricity 71 for the lighting system inside the manhole.
[0056] The solar lighting system consists of a solar photovoltaic panel 7, a battery 71, a lighting lamp 72, a sensor 73, and a sensor doorplate 74. The solar photovoltaic panel 7 is located on a prefabricated cover plate at the top of the pipe shaft. The battery 71 is connected to the lighting lamp 72, sensor 73, and sensor doorplate 74 on each floor via cables. The lighting lamp 72 and sensor 73 are located in the pipe shaft on each floor. The sensor doorplate 74 is located on the fire door 91 of the pipe shaft. When the fire door 91 of the pipe shaft is opened, the lighting lamp 72 turns on and the sensor doorplate 74 turns off. When the fire door 91 is closed, the lighting lamp 72 inside the pipe shaft turns off, and the sensor doorplate 74 on the top of the fire door turns on.
[0057] The marking system consists of an anti-static pipe marker 8, a water flow indicator light 81, and an induced current indicator 82.
[0058] The antistatic pipe marking 8 is made of antistatic material and is capable of preventing static electricity. The surface of the antistatic pipe marking 8 is affixed with reflective stickers. The antistatic pipe marking 8 is affixed to the surface of the vertical pipe to display the attributes of the vertical pipe, such as fire water supply, reclaimed water, domestic water, and water flow direction. When the fire door 91 of the pipe shaft is opened, the text information on the antistatic pipe marking 8 is reflected and displayed under the illumination of the lighting lamp 72. After the fire door 91 is closed, the antistatic pipe marking 8 is "dormant".
[0059] The water flow indicator light 81 is installed on the vertical pipe used for water supply to display the water flow status within the pipe. The indicator light 81 displays the water flow status through changes in light, and consists of an LED light and a sensor. It can automatically sense the size and speed of the water flow and reflect the water flow status through changes in light. The induced current indicator 82 is installed on the cable tray 55 fixed to the evenly distributed holes to monitor the current status of the cables within the cable tray.
Claims
1. A post-construction building integrated pipe well system, characterized in that: The system consists of a casing support system, a prefabricated manhole wall panel system, a solar lighting system, and a signage system. The supporting sleeve system includes a supporting sleeve, a flame-retardant inner tube, and wedge-shaped clamps, used for positioning and fixing vertical pipes that pass through floors; The supporting sleeve is an inverted conical structure pipe used to place and fix vertical pipes passing through floors in the pipe shaft; the bottom of the supporting sleeve is installed inside the reinforced concrete structural floor slab; the supporting sleeve is poured and fixed simultaneously with the floor slab structure; the height of the supporting sleeve is slightly higher than the thickness of the floor slab; the diameter of the supporting sleeve is larger than the diameter of the vertical pipe passing through the floor; multiple square slots are equidistantly provided on the inner wall of the supporting sleeve, and the slots are used to install and fix wedge-shaped clips.
2. The integrated manhole system for post-construction buildings according to claim 1, characterized in that: The flame-retardant inner tube is used for vibration damping and fixation of the vertical pipe. The flame-retardant inner tube is sleeved inside the supporting sleeve. The flame-retardant inner tube has an inverted conical tube structure, consistent with the structure of the supporting sleeve. The flame-retardant inner tube has multiple strip-shaped openings. The strip-shaped openings correspond to the slots of the supporting sleeve. The height of the flame-retardant inner tube is the same as that of the supporting sleeve. The diameter of the flame-retardant inner tube is smaller than that of the supporting sleeve. The wedge-shaped clamp is placed in the supporting sleeve to secure the vertical pipe; the wedge-shaped clamp is a wedge-shaped structure with a right-angled triangle cross-section; a rubber pad is attached to the back of the wedge-shaped clamp for shock absorption; after the vertical pipe is inserted into and passes through the supporting sleeve, the position of the vertical pipe is adjusted, and the wedge-shaped clamp is inserted into the slot of the supporting sleeve to fix the vertical pipe.
3. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The prefabricated assembled manhole wall panel system includes a water-retaining sill, assembled lightweight wall panels, and assembled manhole cover. The retaining sill is a prefabricated fiber-reinforced concrete retaining sill used to outline the pipe shaft. The retaining sill has a rectangular cross-section, and several pre-drilled holes are provided in the upper and lower parts of the retaining sill. The pre-drilled holes in the upper part of the retaining sill are connected to and fixed with prefabricated lightweight wall panels via pins and keys. The pre-drilled holes in the lower part of the retaining sill are connected to holes pre-drilled in the lower floor slab via pins and keys. After accurate installation, the retaining sill is connected and fixed to the lower floor slab structure by grouting. The top of the retaining sill is used to install and fix prefabricated lightweight wall panels.
4. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 3, characterized in that: The water-retaining sill is connected to the lower structural floor slab and prefabricated lightweight wall panels by mortar to form an integral whole.
5. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 3, characterized in that: The prefabricated lightweight wall panels are used to construct pipe wells, and there are several of them; the prefabricated lightweight wall panels are lightweight wall panels, and vertical tenons and mortises are provided on both sides of the wall; grouting holes for pin keys are provided on the tenons and in the mortises respectively; there are several grouting holes; the tenons are used to insert into the mortises of prefabricated lightweight wall panels with the same structure. The prefabricated lightweight wall panel has pre-drilled holes on both the upper and lower sides; the pre-drilled holes on the upper part of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel are connected to the upper floor slab via key pins; the pre-drilled holes on the lower part of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel are connected to the pre-drilled holes on the upper part of the water-retaining sill via key pins.
6. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 3, characterized in that: A horizontal steel strip is pre-embedded above the inner wall panel of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel. The steel strip has several evenly distributed holes for fixing cable trays or cable ducts. The width of the steel strip is between 10mm and 25mm, and the length of the steel strip is the same as the width of the prefabricated lightweight wall panel. The joints between the prefabricated lightweight wall panels are filled with lightweight foamed mortar. The prefabricated lightweight wall panels are made of lightweight concrete strips or rock wool sandwich metal panels.
7. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 3, characterized in that: The prefabricated manhole cover is a precast reinforced concrete cover plate, which is installed on the top of the manhole above the roof. The prefabricated manhole cover plate is equipped with a solar photovoltaic panel, which is used for energy storage in the lighting system inside the manhole.
8. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 7, characterized in that: The solar lighting system includes solar photovoltaic panels, batteries, lights, sensors, and sensor-activated doorplates. The solar photovoltaic panels are located on a prefabricated cover plate at the top of the pipe shaft. The batteries are connected to the lights, sensors, and sensor-activated doorplates on each floor via cables. The lights and sensors are located in the pipe shaft on each floor. The sensor-activated doorplates are located on the fire doors of the pipe shaft. When the fire door of the pipe shaft is opened, the lights turn on and the sensor-activated doorplates turn off. When the fire door is closed, the lights inside the pipe shaft turn off, and the sensor-activated doorplates on the top of the fire door turn on.
9. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 8, characterized in that: The identification system includes anti-static pipe markings, water flow indicator lights, and induced current indicators; The antistatic pipeline markings are made of antistatic materials; reflective stickers are affixed to the surface of the antistatic pipeline markings; the antistatic pipeline markings are affixed to the surface of vertical pipelines to display the attributes of the vertical pipelines; when the fire door of the pipeline shaft is opened, the text information on the antistatic pipeline markings is reflected and displayed under the illumination of the lighting, and the antistatic pipeline markings are "dormant" after the fire door is closed.
10. The post-construction building integrated pipe well system according to claim 9, characterized in that: The water flow indicator light is installed on the vertical pipe used for water supply to display the water flow status inside the vertical pipe; the water flow indicator light displays the water flow status by changing light and consists of an LED light and a sensor; the induced current indicator is installed on the cable tray fixed on the evenly distributed holes to monitor the current status of the cables inside the cable tray.