Modular Partition With 3D Surface Patterns
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Solution Overview
Problem
The construction and assembly of traditional partition structures are complicated and laborious due to their flat, opaque surfaces, which do not efficiently separate spaces while providing privacy and reducing noise.
Innovation Solution
A partition module with three-dimensional surface patterns that include distinct front and rear exterior regions, mating surfaces with curvilinear perimeters, and alignment projections for easy assembly, allowing for the creation of a collective partition structure with visually appealing and functional design.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Shape
If traditional flat partition structures are used, then construction and assembly are simple, but aesthetic appeal and space separation effectiveness are poor
Solution Approach 1:
The partition structure is divided into multiple modular panels with standardized mating surfaces. Each panel can be independently manufactured and assembled, allowing complex three-dimensional surface patterns to be achieved through simple modular components rather than requiring complex monolithic structures.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent transitions from traditional two-dimensional flat partitions to three-dimensional surface patterns by adding depth variations, relief features, and multi-level surfaces. This dimensional enhancement improves aesthetic appeal and space separation effectiveness while maintaining assembly simplicity through modular design.
2Shape
If complex three-dimensional surface patterns are implemented, then aesthetic appeal and space separation improve, but assembly becomes more complicated and laborious
Solution Approach 1:
Complex three-dimensional surface patterns are segmented into repeatable modular panels with standardized interfaces. Each panel contains the intricate surface design, but assembly is simplified through consistent mating surfaces that allow rapid connection without requiring complex alignment or specialized labor.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent standardizes key geometric parameters of the mating surfaces (dimensions, tolerances, engagement features) to enable simple assembly. This allows the complex three-dimensional surface patterns to be maintained while reducing assembly complexity through parameter control and standardization.
3Object-affected harmful factors
If flat opaque surfaces are used, then assembly is simple, but privacy and noise reduction effectiveness are insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The partition structure incorporates localized three-dimensional surface features and varying thickness regions that enhance noise reduction and privacy functions in specific areas. These localized quality enhancements are integrated into modular panels, avoiding the need for entirely complex structures while improving performance where needed.
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AI summary
A partition module and system of partition modules provides an aesthetically pleasing partition for an interior space of a building. The front and rear exteriors of the module each include three-dimensional surface patterns configured to coextensively align with patterns on adjacent substantially identical modules to form a collective, dual-sided partition having a seamless visual appearance. The partition module may include a recess sized and shaped to receive a beam for supporting the partition structure and a plurality of alignment projections for self-alignment of the partition modules during construction.