4 results about "Infill" patented technology

This invention discloses a sliding hinge support and construction method for a prefabricated staircase, relating to the field of prefabricated building construction technology. It involves setting up multiple guide components, multiple infill bodies, a sliding mechanism, and a shock-absorbing mechanism, so that the upper and lower ends of the prefabricated staircase are both supported on an external load-bearing beam. The guide components pass through sliding holes and extend into the infill space, and the top of the guide components is fixed to the prefabricated staircase by the infill bodies. The prefabricated staircase is not rigidly welded or bolted to the load-bearing beam, but rather a sliding surface composed of sliding components is provided. The prefabricated staircase can then slide horizontally with a low coefficient of friction relative to the infill components (i.e., relative to the external load-bearing beam) through the sliding medium layer in the sliding components. This relative sliding displacement releases the deformation constraints at the connection nodes, avoiding stress concentration at the nodes caused by forced displacement. The sliding stroke provided by the sliding components effectively absorbs inter-story displacement, protecting the main structure of the prefabricated staircase and the connection nodes from damage.

Disclosed are compositions and methods for the pressure protection of existing wells during infill drilling operations.

A high-altitude construction method for a long-span asymmetric curved steel structure. The method comprises: first, assembling units to be mounted on the ground, and mounting the assembled units on an assembly jig frame; then, reinforcing the units, providing a plurality of points to be lifted on the units, and subsequently mounting a lifting frame; next, integrally lifting the units by means of the lifting frame to a position corresponding to a main body structure, and carrying out infill mounting between the units and the main body structure; and finally, performing stress release on the units after the mounting is completed, thereby completing the mounting operation of the units.