Building Material Handling TRIZ Cases

Modular construction shelter panels use overlapping flaps and hook-and-loop fasteners to resolve wind instability and poor fitting of traditional tarps.

A wire locking mechanism uses an excentre arm to hold slippery rebar wires firmly during knot formation.

A control device rotates the binding wire twisting mechanism in reverse to return it to the initial position before CPU voltage drops.

Ground-level construction of roof assemblies with hydraulic lifting reduces fall risks and corporate safety costs while improving labor efficiency.

Segmented tendon strands undergo sequential tensioning to boost load transfer capacity, avoiding grout additives that compromise long-term corrosion resistance.

Hydraulic extension members retract the platform into the building footprint, reducing interference with operations while maintaining load capacity.

A mortar tape uses a mesh carrier and dry mineral layer to retain mixing water during masonry construction.