4 results about "Wythe" patented technology

A wall anchor provides thermal isolation between an inner wythe and an outer wythe of a cavity wall. The wall anchor includes a structural body. A support block is about a support plate of the structural body and a connection bar block is about a connection bar of the structural body.

Disclosed is a method for preparing a concrete-filled steel tubular edge-constrained laminated shear wall, belonging to the field of prefabricated buildings. The method allows for integrated hoisting during installation, leading to a simple working procedure and easy quality control. During manufacturing, an interior wythe board is flipped and placed on supporting members on rectangular steel tubes, no cavity formwork or bracket is needed in a cavity, and thus an operation of pulling out the cavity formwork is avoided, and high production efficiency is achieved. The rectangular steel tubes can be welded to horizontal steel bars of interior and exterior wythe boards, avoiding the cumbersome working procedure and high cost caused by stud connection while achieving reliable connection and direct force transmission.

A wall structure and a method for forming a wall structure is provided using three-dimensional printing of extruded building material applied to a surface of a building structure. According to one embodiment, the wall structure includes a pair of outer wythes spaced from an inner wythe. The outer wythes can include a core extending between the pair of outer wythes and toward the inner wythe. A protrusion can also extend toward the inner wythe a spaced distance from the inner wythe or entirely toward and adjoining the inner wythe. The core is configured with an inwardly facing spaced opposed surfaces of the outer wythes surrounding a vertically extending rebar, with grout surrounding that rebar. Horizontally extending support pins can be spaced parallel from each other and extend from the protrusions and into the inner wythe.

Techniques for and examples of a partition wall structure of a building are described, including a first shell formed as a first wythe including a first group of stacked elongated beads of extruded building material, a second shell spaced apart from the first shell and formed as a second wythe that has a second group of stacked elongated beads of extruded building material, and at least one structural support having a first portion embedded in the first wythe, and a second portion embedded in the second wythe.