STRUCTURE SYSTEM AND PILLAR SHOES.

IT202400011641B1Active Publication Date: 2026-07-01GL LOCATELLI
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Application Number
IT102024000011641
Authority / Receiving Office
IT · IT
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-05-22
Publication Date
2026-07-01
Estimated Expiration
2044-05-22

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Technical Problem

Existing building construction methods face challenges with unsatisfactory precision levels and tolerances in structural anchoring, requiring manual alignment and significant time, which can affect structural integrity and safety, especially during extreme events.

Method used

A system of structures using a pin, base plate, adjustment means, and anti-rotation body to facilitate precise alignment and anchoring of prefabricated elements, allowing for quick and stable connection of structures with fine adjustment capabilities.

Benefits of technology

Ensures stable and reliable structural anchoring, compensates for misalignments, and speeds up construction processes while being universally applicable to various structures, enhancing safety and resilience against seismic events.

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[0001] The present invention relates to a system 5 of structures for building applications.

[0002] The present invention is applicable in the field of building construction and technological systems, for which alignment and anchoring is foreseen structural between two or more structures and / or anchoring to 10 a building foundation.

[0003] In particular, the present invention finds preferred application in the anchoring industry industrially prefabricated structures intended for be assembled on site. 15

[0004] In the sector it is known, for example, to make a reinforced concrete building with assembly techniques of a plurality of building structures, for example industrially prefabricated. The structures can have a load-bearing function, such as vertical panels for 20 load-bearing walls, horizontal floor panels, structures for technological systems and also elements load-bearing prefabricated elements such as pillars, steel beams, plinths and arches; or they may be functionless load-bearing, such as stairways with or without parapets, 25 partitions, covered walls, walls prepared for electrical and plumbing systems, balconies and crownings.

[0005] In general, in the field of construction construction with assembly techniques, it is expected that construction of a concrete foundation on site. 5

[0006] The structures to be assembled are transported in construction site and moved to be anchored structurally to each other and structurally anchored to the building foundation, for example anchoring structures construction to the foundation tie rods. 10

[0007] The movement of the structures is carried out by means of cranes, which take care of the lifting and implementation by superposition, juxtaposition or mechanical coupling.

[0008] Once the operations are completed 15 alignment and anchoring, we continue with the works of completion and finishing of the building, such as waterproofing, flooring, painting, installation of fixtures and completion of systems electrical and plumbing. 20

[0009] In the construction sector, the following are well known: problems related to the anchoring of structures. In particular, the precision levels and tolerances obtainable are unsatisfactory for an easy construction. In fact, the construction workers, 25 need to manually align the structures, first to perform the anchoring operations. However, getting a high initial alignment is quite another how simple, considering the use of cranes and the countless circumstances that influence operations 5 in the pipeline.

[00010] Performing these operations may require considerable time and specific precautions in terms of safety and prevention.

[00011] Incomplete or improper anchoring can 10 affect the structural characteristics of the building and prove to be among the critical aspects in case of events exceptional, earthquakes or extreme weather events.

[00012] The purpose of the present invention is to present a system of structures for applications in 15 construction sector that meets the needs of the sector and overcome the drawbacks of the prior art.

[00013] An object of the present invention is to to make available a system of structures that ensures a particularly good structural anchoring 20 stable and reliable.

[00014] A further object of the present invention is to provide a system of structures that allows to compensate for misalignments.

[00015] Another object of the present invention 25 consists of presenting a system of structures that facilitate and speed up operations on the construction site.

[00016] An additional object of the present invention is to provide an anchoring system for applications in the construction sector that are universal, 5 i.e. suitable for combining traditional and new structures any type, even prefabricated, for example panels, beams, partitions, pillars, plinths, ramps stairs and other structures obtained with building techniques traditional. 10

[00017] This and other purposes are achieved by the system of structures according to claim 1. Furthermore, this and other purposes are achieved through the pillar shoe according to claim 14. The claims from these employees refer to 15 preferred embodiments involving additional advantageous technical effects.

[00018] The present invention is described below. with the aid of the attached tables, in which: - Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the parts 20 separate systems of application structures construction, according to a form of embodiment, in agreement with the present invention; - Figures 2 and 2a show a view in perspective and a plan view of assembled parts of a 25 system of structures for building applications, according to a embodiment, in accordance with this invention; - Figure 3 shows a perspective view of a body of anti-rotation of the adjustment means according to a 5 embodiment, in accordance with this invention; - Figures 3a to 3d show orthogonal views and a section view along the section plane AA of the body of anti-rotation as per figure 3; 10 - Figure 4 shows a perspective view of a body basic means of regulation according to a form of embodiment, in accordance with the present invention; - figures 4a to 4d show orthogonal views and one section view along the body section plane BB 15 basic as per figure 4; - Figure 5 shows a perspective view of a system of structures for building applications, according to a different form of embodiment, in accordance with the present invention; 20 - Figure 6 schematically shows a “vesica” shape piscis or almond” relating to the anti-rotation body of the means of regulation, according to a form of embodiment, in accordance with the present invention.

[00019] In the figures, with the reference number 1 25 indicates as a whole a system of structures for building applications, according to one aspect of this invention.

[00020] “Structures” refers to the components intended to be assembled, in particular anchored 5 firmly among themselves, in the context of the realization of a building.

[00021] In a preferred embodiment, one or more structures are of the prefabricated type industrially, that is, previously made 10 industrial level, typically in series and preferably meeting specific standards, which in construction sites need to be joined to other structures or to a building foundation, and possibly require finishing and completion operations. 15

[00022] For example, “structures” are used to indicate vertical panels for load-bearing walls, panels horizontal for floors, pillars, plinths, arches, beams, stairways with or without parapets, partitions, walls covered, walls prepared for electrical systems and 20 sanitary ware, balconies and crownings.

[00023] The assembly of two structures involves a initial alignment, to adjust the position relative between the two structures, and the subsequent structural anchoring. 25

[00024] According to the present invention, the system of structures 1 includes a first structure 2 and a second structure 3.

[00025] The first structure 2 comprising a pin 20 having a threaded portion 21, preferably a 5 a terminal end.

[00026] In a preferred embodiment, the first structure 2 is a building foundation 2', for example made of reinforced concrete.

[00027] In a preferred embodiment, the 10 first structure 2 is a floor or a wall vertical.

[00028] In a preferred embodiment, the pin 20 is a tie rod, typically made of steel, including drowned in a 2' building foundation. 15

[00029] In a preferred embodiment, the pin 20 is a threaded pin included in a floor or vertical wall.

[00030] In a preferred embodiment, the pin 20 is a captive screw. 20

[00031] The second structure 3 comprises a plate of base 30, in which an opening of housing 31, in particular for anchoring with another structure or with a 2' building foundation.

[00032] In a preferred embodiment, 25 the housing opening 31 is a hole, preferably with a diameter between 30 and 70 millimeters, for example approximately equal to 55 millimeters.

[00033] In a preferred embodiment, the second structure 3 is a prefabricated pillar, 5 preferably in reinforced concrete, in which it is drowned the 3'' pillar shoe, which in turn is the object of the present invention, as hereinafter described. This 3'' pillar shoe includes a plate lower 30'' and the housing opening 31 through 10 in the 30'' bottom plate.

[00034] In particular, the base plate 30 is the 30'' bottom plate of the 3'' pillar shoe drowned in the prefabricated pillar, preferably in reinforced concrete. 15

[00035] In a preferred embodiment, the second structure 3 is a 3' beam, preferably in steel, which includes a 30' planar flange and the housing opening 31 passing through the flange 30'. 20

[00036] In particular, the base plate 30 is the 30'' flange of the flanged beam.

[00037] In a preferred embodiment, the second structure 3 is a prefabricated panel that comprises a planar connecting element, in which 25 the housing opening 31 is made.

[00038] In particular, the base plate 30 is a planar connection element included in the panel prefabricated and which includes the opening of housing 31. 5

[00039] According to the present invention, the system of structures 1 includes adjustment means for regulating the relative position between the first structure 2 and the second structure 3.

[00040] The regulating means comprise a body of 10 base 4 and a 5 anti-rotation body that allow to a user to adjust the relative position between the first structure 2 and the second structure 3.

[00041] The base body 4 comprises a wall lateral 41 extending around a body axis XX, 15 a base surface 42 transversal to the body axis X- X and a slot 40 passing axially in the base body 4.

[00042] Preferably, the buttonhole 40 is open on the base area 42. 20

[00043] In a preferred embodiment, in a state free from the anti-rotation body 5, the base body 4 is rotatable in the opening of housing 31 around the body axis XX.

[00044] In a preferred embodiment, the 25 base body 4 includes a flanged edge 44, protruding radially from the body axis XX beyond the side wall 41.

[00045] Preferably, the flanged edge 44 has circular shape or polygonal shape. 5

[00046] Preferably, the flanged edge 44 is positioned at one axial end of the sidewall 41 of the basic body 4. In other words, the body of base 4 ends axially at the edge flanged 44. 10

[00047] The base body 4, in particular the wall lateral 41, is inserted axially and housed in the housing opening 31, preferably with play to allow rotation of the side wall 41 around the body axis XX. 15

[00048] Preferably, the flanged edge 44 is housed externally to the housing opening 31.

[00049] Preferably, the base plate 30 includes a perimeter edge 315 which delimits 20 around the housing opening 31 and make an undercut with the flanged edge 44.

[00050] Preferably, the flanged edge 44 is resting in contact with the base plate 30.

[00051] In a preferred embodiment, the 25 base surface 42 extends onto said flanged edge 44.

[00052] According to the present invention, the pin 20 is passing axially in the slot 40 along the body axis X- X and protrudes axially beyond the base body 4, in 5 detail beyond the base surface 42.

[00053] The anti-rotation body 5 is engaged at the base body 4, in particular along one direction parallel to the body axis XX.

[00054] In a preferred embodiment, the 10 anti-rotation body 5 is engaged at the flanged edge 44 of the basic body 4.

[00055] The anti-rotation body 5 comprises a body surface 51 positioned in contact with the base surface 42, in particular along the body axis 15 XX.

[00056] In a state of constraint between the base body 4 and the anti-rotation body 5, the base surface 42 and the body surface 51 are facing and arranged in contact with each other. 20

[00057] In a state of basic body 4 and body of anti-rotation 5 free from each other, the first structure 2 and the second structure 3 can be moved between them, by varying the relative position of pin 20 with respect to at buttonhole 40. 25

[00058] In a preferred embodiment, the base surface 42 has a greater extension than the body surface 51.

[00059] In a preferred embodiment, seen in plan, the anti-rotation body 5 is entirely 5 content above the base surface 42. In in other words, the anti-rotation body 5 does not protrude beyond a base edge 420 of the base body 4 which peripherally defines the base surface 42.

[00060] According to the present invention, the system of 10 structures 1 includes a locking element 6 threaded which, in a state of structures 2, 3 anchored between them, is screwed to the threaded portion 21 of the pin 20, making a bolt coupling.

[00061] In a preferred embodiment, 15 the locking element 6 is a threaded nut.

[00062] With locking element 6 screwed and to the threaded portion 21 of pin 20, the anti-body rotation 5 is constrained, in particular tightened, to the body basic 4. 20

[00063] The locking element 6 releases an action axial clamping on the anti-rotation body 5, the which discharges the said axial tightening action on the body base 4, preferably on the flanged edge 44. In in particular, the axial tightening action is transmitted 25 between the base surface 42 and the body surface 51.

[00064] In a preferred embodiment, the anti-rotation body 5 is arranged axially locked between the locking element 6 and the body of base 4, preferably flanged edge 44. 5

[00065] In a preferred embodiment, screwing and tightening the locking element 6 to the threaded portion 21 of pin 20, the anti-body rotation 5 acts on the base body 4, preferably on the flanged edge 44 in contact with the edge 10 perimeter 315 of the housing opening 31, for prevent rotation and axial movement of the body base 4 with respect to the body axis XX.

[00066] In a preferred embodiment, the anti-rotation body 5 comprises a surface 15 external contact 58, opposite to the body surface 51, and a connecting hole 57 passing between the external contact surface 58 and the body surface 51.

[00067] Preferably, the pin 20 passes through the 20 connection hole 57 and the threaded portion protrudes at least partially beyond the outer surface of contact 58. Preferably, the locking element 6 is positioned axially in contact with the surface external contact 58 of the anti-rotation body 5. 25

[00068] According to the present invention, the body of base 4 includes first 45' crests and first 45'' valleys on the base surface 42 positioned alternately on the base surface 42 which extend parallel with respect to a first YY axis. 5

[00069] In particular, the first 45' crests and the first 45'' valleys are alternated in a transverse direction to the said first YY axis, realizing a plurality of first 45' crests and first 45'' valleys positioned alternate. 10

[00070] In particular, the first 45' crests and the first 45'' valleys are parallel to each other along the first axis YY.

[00071] According to the present invention, the body of anti-rotation 5 includes second ridges 55' and second 15 55'' valleys positioned alternately on the body surface 51 that extend parallel to a second ZZ axis.

[00072] In particular, the second 55' crests and the second valleys 5 5'' are alternated in one direction 20 transversal to the said second axis ZZ, creating a plurality of second ridges 55' and second valleys 55'' positioned alternately.

[00073] In particular, the second 55' crests and the second valleys 55 '' are parallel to each other along the 25 second ZZ axis.

[00074] According to the present invention, the body of base 4 and anti-rotation body 5 are positioned so that the first YY axis is parallel to the second ZZ axis, the first 45' crests of the base body 5 4 are housed in the second 55'' valleys of the body of anti-rotation 5, and the second ridges 55' of the body of anti-rotation 5 are housed in the first 45'' valleys of the basic body 4.

[00075] In a preferred embodiment, the 10 first 45' crests and the first 45'' valleys of the base body 4 and the second crests 55' and second valleys 55'' of the body of anti-rotation 5 realize a system of unique angular positioning that allows for mate the two bodies in a single predefined position 15 relative angle between the two bodies.

[00076] The unique angular positioning system allows you to position the base body 4 and the body of anti-rotation 5 only in such a way that the first 45' crests of the base body 4 are housed 20 in the second 55'' valleys of the anti-rotation body 5, and the second 55' crests of the anti-rotation body 5 they are housed in the first 45'' valleys of the main body 4.

[00077] The unique angular positioning system 25 allows you to position the base body 4 and the body of anti-rotation 5 only in such a way that the first axis is parallel to second axis ZZ.

[00078] In a preferred embodiment, the first 45' crests and the first 45'' valleys of the base body 5 4 and the second crests 55' and the second valleys 55' ' of the anti-rotation body 5 realize a system of restraint to limit angular movement relative between the base body 4 and the anti-body rotation 5. 10

[00079] The restraint system cooperates with the locking element 6 to prevent movement relative angle between the base body 4 and the body of anti-rotation 5.

[00080] In other words, once you have placed the 15 base body 4 and anti-rotation body 5 in one predefined relative angular position, the system of restraint limits the relative angular movement between the base body 4 and the anti-rotation body 5.

[00081] In a preferred embodiment, the 20 base body 4 includes first 45' crests and first valleys 45'' across the entire base surface 42.

[00082] In a preferred embodiment, the distance between two crests on the base surface 42 is between 2 and 5 millimetres, for example approximately equal to 25 3 millimeters.

[00083] In a preferred embodiment, the Anti-rotation body 5 includes second ridges 55' and second valleys 55'' on the entire body surface 51.

[00084] In a preferred embodiment, the 5 step between two crests on the body surface 51 is included between 2 and 5 millimeters, for example approximately equal to 3 millimeters.

[00085] In a preferred embodiment, the first 45' crests and the first 45'' valleys of the base body 10 4 have a triangular profile, for example isosceles, or rectangular profile, in cross-section.

[00086] Preferably, the first 45' crests and / or the first 45'' valleys have an overall height between 1.5 and 3 millimeters, for example between 2 and 2.5 15 millimeters.

[00087] In a preferred embodiment, the second crests 55' and second valleys 55'' of the body of anti-rotation 5 have triangular profile, for example isosceles, or rectangular profile, in section 20 transversal.

[00088] Preferably, Preferably, the latter 55' crests and / or second 55'' valleys have height overall between 1.5 and 3 millimeters, for example between 2 and 2.5 millimeters. 25

[00089] In a preferred embodiment, the slot 40 extends in a radial direction with respect to to the body axis XX along a slot axis KK.

[00090] In a preferred embodiment, the KK slot axis is incident, preferably 5 transversal, to the first YY axis.

[00091] Preferably, the buttonhole 40 comprises two buttonhole centers 40a, 40b, aligned along the K-buttonhole axis K and spaced at an inter-axis distance I between 5 and 20 millimeters, preferably between 10 and 15 millimeters, to 10 example equal to approximately 12 millimeters.

[00092] In a preferred embodiment, the base body 4, being rotatable around the body axis XX, allows for a game of position adjustment relative between pin 20 and pin 40 equal to double 15 of the wheelbase I, for example equal to approximately 24 millimetres.

[00093] In a preferred embodiment, the body surface 51 has a prevalent extension, i.e. largest dimension D1, along a principal axis MM parallel to the second ZZ axis. 20

[00094] In a preferred embodiment, the base surface 42 has a substantially annular shape around the housing opening 31.

[00095] In a preferred embodiment, the anti-rotation body 5 includes a body edge 510 25 which peripherally defines the body surface 51.

[00096] In a preferred embodiment, the body edge 510 has a substantially or predominantly ogival or elliptical, that is, having a shape in plan approximating an ogival or an ellipse. 5

[00097] In a preferred embodiment, the body surface 51 has a substantially plan shape to “vesica piscis or almond” A. With “vesica piscis or “almond” means a surface obtained from the intersection of two imaginary circles C1, C2 having 10 the same radius R, arranged so that the center C of each imaginary circle C1, C2 is located on the circumference of the other imaginary circle C1, C2.

[00098] In a preferred embodiment, the body surface 51 has a substantially plan shape 15 “vesica piscis or almond” A degenerate.

[00099] In a preferred embodiment, with “degenerate” indicates that the form “vesica piscis or “almond” A is obtained from the intersection of two circles imaginary C1, C2 having the same radius R, arranged in 20 such that the center C of each imaginary circle C1, C2 is inside or outside the other imaginary circle C1, C2, but not on the circumference of the other imaginary circle C1, C2. [000100] In a preferred embodiment, with 25 “degenerate” indicates that the two imaginary circles C1, C2 they have different radius. [000101] In a preferred embodiment, the flanged edge 44, in particular the base edge 420, has base radius Rb d to the body axis XX greater than or 5 equal to the radius R of the imaginary circles C1, C2 which they define the shape “vesica piscis or almond” A. [000102] In a preferred embodiment, the distance D between the centers C of the two imaginary circles C1, C2 is between 5 and 20 millimeters, preferably between 10 10 and 15 millimeters, for example equal to approximately 12 millimeters. [000103] In a preferred embodiment, the distance D between the centers C of the two imaginary circles C1, C2 is equal to the center distance I of the buttonhole centers 40a, 40b 15 of buttonhole 40. [000104] In a preferred embodiment, the anti-rotation body 5 has often reduced between the external contact surface 58 and the body surface 51. 20 [000105] In a preferred embodiment, the Anti-rotation body 5 is made of one piece having reduced thickness between the external surface of contact 58 and the body surface 51, said surfaces being delimited and joined by the body edge 510 in the shape 25 “vesica piscis” A or “vesica piscis” A degenerate. [000106] In a preferred embodiment, the body surface 51 has a maximum dimension D1 along the main axis MM and minimum dimension D2 along a secondary axis SS orthogonal to the principal axis MM. 5 [000107] In a preferred embodiment, the connection hole 57 of the anti-rotation body 5 ha center P on the intersection between the main axis MM and the secondary axis SS. [000108] In a preferred embodiment, the 10 body edge 510 comprises a planar region 500 or a pair of axially opposite planar regions 500, in correspondence of the intersection in plan between the axis main MM and the body edge 510 and / or in correspondence of the intersection in plan between the axis 15 secondary SS and the body edge 510. [000109] In a preferred embodiment, the ratio R21 between the minimum dimension D2 and the dimension maximum D1 is between 0.55 and 0.85, preferably between 0.65 and 0.75, for example approximately equal to 0.68. 20 [000110] In a preferred embodiment, the ratio R31 between the diameter D3 of the connecting hole 57 of the anti-rotation body 5 and the maximum size D1 of body surface 51 is between 0.40 and 0.70, preferably between 0.50 and 0.60, for example 25 equal to approximately 0.54. [000111] In a preferred embodiment, the body surface 51 is symmetrical with respect to an axis of QQ symmetry, preferably parallel to the axis main MM, e.g. coincident. 5 [000112] In a preferred embodiment, the second crests 5 5' and second valleys 55'' of the body of anti-rotation 5 are asymmetrical with respect to the axis of QQ symmetry. [000113] In other words, the axis of symmetry QQ of the 10 body surface 51 divides the second crests 55' and second valleys 55'' of the anti-rotation body 5 in two complementary and different semi-regions. [000114] For example, the second crest 55' or second 55'' valley of the closest anti-rotation body 5 15 to the axis of symmetry QQ is distanced from the axis of QQ symmetry of a distance less than half the step between two second crests 55' or two second valleys 55'' of the anti-rotation body 5. [000115] In a preferred embodiment, the 20 anti-rotation body 5 can be positioned in a first angular position of engagement with the base body 4 and a second angular position of engagement with the body of base 4, where a second angular position of commitment is a position rotated 180 degrees around 25 to the body axis XX, compared to the first position engagement angle. [000116] In the first angular position of engagement, a first ridge 45' is housed in a second valley 55'', and in the second angular position of engagement, called 5 first ridge 45' is housed in a further second valley 55'', different from the first position engagement angle. In the first angular position of commitment, a second 55' ridge is housed in a first valley 45'', and in the second angular position of 10 commitment, said second crest 55' is housed in a further first 45'' valley, different from the first angular position of engagement. [000117] In this way, a fine adjustment is achieved of the relative position between the first structure 2 and the 15 second structure 3. [000118] In a preferred embodiment, in function of the relative position between the first structure 2 and the second structure 3, in particular of the relative position of pin 20 with respect to slot 40, 20 the anti-rotation body 5 can be positioned in a plurality of distinct positions, along the K-axis K, in each of which the first 45' crests are housed in the second valleys 55' ' and the second ridges 55' are housed in the first 45'' valleys. 25 [000119] The subject of this invention is a 3'' pillar shoe for anchoring a pillar radius in concrete with a 20 pin anchor bolt of a foundation 2' concrete building. [000120] The 3'' pillar shoe is free or is it 5 included embedded in a prefabricated pillar in concrete. [000121] The 3'' pillar shoe includes a 30'' bottom plate including a vent opening housing 31, and side plates 33'' which are 10 extends from the bottom plate 30''. The shoe for 3'' pillars also include anchor bars 34'' fixed to the 30'' bottom plate and / or plates 33'' laterals and intended to be embedded in the pillar to firmly join the 3'' pillar shoe to the 15th pillar [000122] According to the present invention, the shoe for 3'' pillars include adjustment means to adjust the relative position between the 3'' pillar shoe and pin 20. 20 [000123] The regulating means comprise a body of base 4 and an anti-rotation body 5 having the characteristics as described above. [000124] The 3'' pillar shoe also includes: a threaded locking element 6, e.g. a 25 threaded nut, configured to be screwed into the threaded portion 21 of the tie rod 20, making a bolt coupling with it, constraining the anti-rotation body 5 to the base body 4, then anchoring the 3'' pillar shoe to the 5 foundation. [000125] In a preferred embodiment, the base edge 420 of the base body 4, preferably of the flanged edge 44, is positioned in contact with one or more 33'' side plates. 10 [000126] Innovatively, the system of structures and the pillar shoes fulfill their purposes to a large extent pre-established and overcome the problems of the known art. [000127] Advantageously, the system of structures creates a particularly stable anchorage and 15 effective. [000128] Advantageously, the system of structures is of universal type, allowing to join structures traditional or commonly commercially available. [000129] Advantageously, the system of structures 20 allows you to join prefabricated structures industrially, for example pillars or panels prefabricated. [000130] Advantageously, the system of structures facilitates and speeds up operations on the construction site. 25 [000131] Advantageously, the means of regulation are conveniently and intuitively usable. [000132] Advantageously, the means of regulation allow fine adjustment of the relative position between the first structure and the second structure. 5 [000133] Advantageously, the means of regulation allow you to adjust the position between the two structures by varying the angular position of the buttonhole and the position of the pin with respect to the slot. [000134] Advantageously, thanks to the commitment with the 10 anti-rotation body, the base body and the opening of housing have larger dimensions, allowing for greater adjustment of the position relative between the two structures, compared to known systems on the market. 15 [000135] Advantageously, by rotating the anti-body 180 degree rotation provides fine adjustment of the position between the first structure and the second structure, for example equal to half the step between two consecutive crests of the base body. 20 [000136] Advantageously, the anti-rotation body has an optimised shape to maximise the anti- rotation on the base body, in particular maximizing the contact between the crests and valleys of the two bodies. 25 [000137] Advantageously, the crests and valleys of the body base and anti-rotation body prevent or limit the formation of fractures in the material filler that covers them, such as concrete, if present, for example in the case of seismic stresses. 5 [000138] Advantageously, the system of structures creates a sufficiently stable anchor between the structures, such as to allow the crane to be released even in the absence or before the material solidifies filling that covers them, typically concrete or 10 resin or foam or cement mortar or similar materials. [000139] It is clear that a technician in the sector, in order to meet contingent needs, could bring modifications to the invention described above, all contained within the scope of protection as defined by the 15 following claims.

Claims

1. A system of structures (1) for construction applications, comprising: i) a first structure (2) comprising a pin (20) having a threaded portion (21); ii) a second structure (3) comprising a base plate (30) and a housing opening (31) passing through the base plate (30); iii) adjustment means for adjusting the relative position between the first structure (2) and the second structure (3), comprising: - a base body (4) comprising a body axis (XX), a side wall (41) extending around the body axis (XX), a base surface (42) transverse to the body axis (XX) and a radial slot (40) passing axially through the base body (4); - an anti-rotation body (5) engaged with the base body (4), comprising a body surface (51) positioned abutting the base surface (42);wherein the side wall (41) is housed in the housing opening (31), the pin (20) passes through the slot (40) and the threaded portion (21) protrudes at least partially beyond the base surface (42); and iv) a threaded locking element (6) which provides a bolt-like fit with the threaded portion (21) of the pin (20), constraining the anti-rotation body (5) to the base body (4); wherein the base body (4) comprises first crests (45') and first valleys (45'') positioned alternately on the base surface (42) which extend parallel to a first axis (YY); wherein the anti-rotation body (5) comprises second crests (55') and second valleys (55'') positioned alternately on the body surface (51) which extend parallel to a second axis (ZZ);wherein the base body (4) and the anti-rotation body (5) are positioned such that the first axis (YY) is parallel to the second axis (ZZ), the first crests (45') are housed in the second valleys (55'') and the second crests (55') are housed in the first valleys (45'').; 2. System of structures (1) according to claim 1, wherein the first crests (45') and the first valleys (45'') of the base body (4) and the second crests (55') and the second valleys (55'') of the anti-rotation body (5) provide: - a unique angular positioning system that couples the base body (4) and the anti-rotation body (5) in a single predefined relative angular position; and / or a retaining system that limits a relative angular movement between the base body (4) and the anti-rotation body (5), constrained together by the locking element (6).

3. A system of structures (1) according to claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the base body (4) comprises a flanged edge (44) protruding radially beyond the side wall (41), wherein the base plate (30) comprises a perimeter edge (315) which delimits the housing opening (31) and forms an undercut with the flanged edge (44), wherein the base surface (42) extends over said flanged edge (44).

4. System of structures (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein, with the anti-rotation body (5) released from the base body (4), the base body (4) is rotatable in the housing opening (31) around the body axis (XX).

5. System of structures (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the slot (40) extends in a radial direction with respect to the body axis (XX) along a slot axis (KK) incident, preferably transversal, to the first axis (YY).

6. System of structures (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the anti-rotation body (5) comprises an external contact surface (58) opposite the body surface (51), and a connecting hole (57) passing between the external contact surface (58) and the body surface (51), wherein the pin (20) passes through the connecting hole (57) and the threaded portion (21) protrudes at least partially beyond the external contact surface (58).

7. System of structures (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the body surface (51) has a substantially elliptical shape or an ogival shape or a vesica piscis (A) shape or a degenerate vesica piscis (A).

8. System of structures (1) according to claim 7 in combination with claim 3, wherein the base body (4) comprises a circular base edge (420) having base radius (Rb) which peripherally delimits the base surface (42), wherein the vesica piscis (A) or degenerate vesica piscis (A) shape is defined by imaginary circles (C1, C2) intersected with each other and each having radius (R) less than or equal to the base radius (Rb).

9. System of structures (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the body surface (51) has a prevalent extension along a principal axis (MM) parallel to the first axis (YY).

10. System of structures (1) according to claim 9 when dependent on claim 6, wherein the body surface (51) is symmetrical with respect to an axis of symmetry (QQ), wherein the second crests (55') and second valleys (55'') of the anti-rotation body (5) are distributed asymmetrically with respect to the axis of symmetry (QQ).

11. System of structures (1) according to claim 9 in combination with claim 7, wherein the body surface (51) has a maximum dimension (D1) along the principal axis (MM) and a minimum dimension (D2) along a secondary axis (SS) orthogonal to the principal axis (MM), wherein a ratio between the minimum dimension (D2) and the maximum dimension (D1) is between 0.55 and 0.85, preferably between 0.65 and 0.75, for example approximately equal to 0.

68.

12. System of structures (1) according to claim 9 in combination with claims 6 and 7 or according to any of claims 10 and 11 in combination with claim 6, wherein the connecting hole (57) has a diameter (D3), wherein a ratio between the diameter (D3) and the maximum dimension (D1) of the body surface (51) is between 0.40 and 0.70, preferably between 0.50 and 0.60, for example approximately equal to 0.

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13. System of structures (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the pin (20) is a stud bolt or a tie rod, for example of a concrete building foundation, and wherein the second structure (3) is a prefabricated column comprising a column shoe (3'') embedded in it or is a flanged beam (3') or is a prefabricated panel.

14. Column shoe (3'') for anchoring a concrete column to a pin (20') of a concrete building foundation (2'), wherein the column shoe (3'') comprises: i) a bottom plate (30'') including a housing opening (31), and side plates (33'') extending from the bottom plate (30''); ii) anchor rods (34'') fixed to the bottom plate (30'') and / or side plates (33'') and intended to be embedded in the column to firmly join the column shoe (3'') to the column; iii) adjustment means for adjusting the relative position between the pillar shoe (3'') and the pin (20'), comprising: - a base body (4) comprising a body axis (XX), a side wall (41) extending around the body axis (XX), a base surface (42) transverse to the body axis (XX) and a radial slot (40) passing axially through the base body (4);- an anti-rotation body (5) engaged with the base body (4), comprising a body surface (51) positioned abutting the base surface (42); iv) a locking member (6) threaded to provide a bolt fit with the threaded portion (21) of the pin (20'); wherein the sidewall (41) is housed in the housing opening (31); wherein the base body (4) comprises first crests (45') and first valleys (45'') positioned alternately on the base surface (42) extending parallel to a first axis (YY); wherein the anti-rotation body (5) comprises second crests (55') and second valleys (55'') positioned alternately on the body surface (51) extending parallel to a second axis (ZZ); wherein, in a state of pillar shoe (3'') anchored to the building foundation (2'): - the threaded portion (21) of the pin (20') protrudes at least partially beyond the base surface (42);- the threaded locking element (6) creates a bolt coupling with the threaded portion (21) of the pin (20'), constraining the anti-rotation body (5) to the base body (4); - the base body (4) and the anti-rotation body (5) are positioned in such a way that the first axis (YY) is parallel to the second axis (ZZ), and the crests of one body (3, 4) are housed in the valleys of the other body (3, 4), and vice versa.;