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- the present invention relates to the construction of buildings intended in particular, but not exclusively to homes, schools, nurseries, cloakrooms, offices, collective housing and public buildings.
- the invention relates on the one hand to a three-dimensional module constructive principle and, on the other hand, to an efficient ecological insulation solution made of hemp concrete; the whole extends to a construction made up of these modules.
- Another widely used construction solution is the construction of a timber frame house (MOB) that allows prefabricated panels to build buildings. If this solution makes it possible to build the structural work in a very short time, the fact remains that the second work remains as long to treat as in the traditional construction, which is not the case of the present invention.
- MOB timber frame house
- the architectural industrialized modular construction is characterized in that it generally consists of a metal frame sized according to the project forming the skeleton of the module (1).
- This frame can also be wood, but the production costs will be more important. It is by assembling these modules thus created, according to a determined configuration that the desired building will be constituted ( figures 5 and 6 ).
- the frame (1) is adapted to ensure the carrier function and stability to horizontal and vertical forces regardless of the number of levels while also ensuring a fire resistance time in accordance with current regulations.
- the module according to the present invention is intended to be laid on traditional foundations made up in particular of insulated rods or concrete studs, but it can also be placed on the floor since the module is self-supporting and self-stable if the present floor offers sufficient lift levels, however, a ventilated crawl space must be provided.
- the metal frameworks used in the modular construction as we know it present sound disadvantages by the transmission of noise on the metal, and thermal because the metal created thermal bridges.
- Thermal conductivity or thermal conductivity is a physical quantity characterizing the behavior of materials during conductive heat transfer. Notated ⁇ (or k in English), this constant appears for example in the Fourier law (see Thermal Conduction). It represents the energy (amount of heat) transferred per unit area and time under a temperature gradient of 1 kelvin per meter. The higher the thermal conductivity, the more heat-conductive the material. The lower it is, the more the product is insulating.
- One of the advantages of the present invention is to treat the thermal bridges generated by the metal frame by creating a protective envelope.
- the primary frame is metal and the secondary frame is wood.
- the primary frame and the secondary frame are made of wood.
- the posts of the secondary frame attached to the primary framework extend along at least one face of the module.
- each amount of the secondary framework has two ends and a body, each end comprising a narrower portion in a direction orthogonal to the plane of the face of the module, in other words a hollow, adapted to engage with a part for example a cross member of the primary frame.
- the invention comprises a floor and / or a ceiling. Uprights of the secondary framework extending in a vertical way, the floor engages (for example is fixed) with the robust structure at the level of the first ends of the uprights, whereas the ceiling engages with the solid structure at the level second ends of the uprights.
- one end of the posts extends beyond the primary frame.
- the building module may comprise an acroterium anchored to the portions of the posts of the secondary framework which extend beyond the primary framework.
- the woods (2a) placed on the upper module at the top floor are machined specifically to form a roof parapet as required by the rules of construction for roof terrace.
- the building module may include at least one frame attached to the secondary frame.
- Modular constructions as we know them use in most cases prefabricated floors of wood or thin industrialized concrete slab. These soils are one of the major drawbacks of this type of construction since the fineness and flexibility of the proposed soils lead to the use of vibrations, for example when a person is moving, and in addition creates a very strong resonance box. unpleasant.
- the present invention aims to remedy this drawback by creating a concrete slab (5) on a collaborating floor (3).
- the concrete slab is insulated in the underside (4) and is integral with the modular structure thus giving it a perfect rigidity while reinforcing the frame thus offering its users the same advantages as a raised slab used in traditional construction.
- This slab will also provide the necessary inertia for passive BBC buildings by storing heat in the winter and cooling in the summer.
- the floor and / or the ceiling comprise a collaborating formwork, which is integral with the structural structure at the primary frame and / or the secondary frame. It is thus possible to cast a concrete slab in this collaborative formwork, which can be insulated on the underside by a layer of insulation.
- Collaborative formwork is a cold-formed sheet. It stays in place after pouring concrete. The collaboration is based on the connection between sheet metal and concrete. Any type of coating can be placed on the top surface of the concrete.
- the primary metal frame (1) well known in the modular construction is itself self-supporting and self-stable but one of the advantages of the present invention and the secondary wood frame (2) added will strengthen and stiffen the structure of the module favoring the multi-storey modular construction.
- Electricity and plumbing networks are factory installed (12), they require a simple connection through special quick couplings when installing modules on site.
- the building module comprises a natural insulator formed of plant concrete, called hemp concrete, disposed between the amounts of the secondary frame.
- the chosen insulation and its mode of application offers a perfect airtightness and a very efficient insulation.
- the insulation may be glass wool, rock wool, cellulose, wood wool, polyurethane foam (panel or projection) or any other known insulation in the traditional construction, but a preferred feature according to the invention is the use of natural insulating materials such as plant concrete more commonly known as "hemp concrete" in use wall and / or ceiling and / or soil.
- Vegetable concrete or hemp concrete is made up of at least three components, the first of which is a natural aggregate such as hemp (hemp stalk) or wood granulate, the second is a binder composed mainly of lime and the third of water.
- hemp concrete may be supplemented by a supply of cement, pozzolanic binder (example: Metakaolin), adjuvant or any other component giving it advantageous characteristics to its use (example retarder or setting accelerator, plasticizer, water repellent).
- pozzolanic binder example: Metakaolin
- adjuvant or any other component giving it advantageous characteristics to its use example retarder or setting accelerator, plasticizer, water repellent.
- Hemp concrete offers very good thermal and acoustic yields and offers all the comfort sought by the present invention.
- the hemp concrete (7) is implemented between the amounts of the wooden secondary frame (2), either according to the technique of the bunching or not projection. It is noted that before the implementation of the concrete, all the networks (12) (water, electricity, and others) will have been put in place, thus favoring the perfect coating of the present networks and thus ensuring a perfect airtightness.
- hemp concrete can also be injected into the metal tubes that form the primary framework (1) of the module thus limiting any thermal bridge.
- the waterproofing of the modules on the roof is achieved either by means of an EPDM membrane (10) or a multi-layer complex, but the modules can completely receive a tile roofing or slate roofing by prefabricated roofing. covered traditional or other suitable means known to those skilled in the art.
- the module thus defined may have an exterior treatment (8) facade type coating, prefabricated wood or composite panel, wood cladding or any other known means of traditional construction.
- the present invention also relates to a construction comprising at least two building modules assembled to each other, for example by being either contiguous or superimposed.
- the present invention extends to a modular construction composed of modules as defined in the claims and the description of the present application, contiguous on the same level and / or superimposed on several levels.
- the invention is not limited to the sole embodiment of this building, nor the only embodiment of the module described above, it encompasses all variants.
- a module according to the present invention consisting of a three-dimensional primary frame (1) metal or wood; a secondary wooden framework (2, 2a), a collaborating deck floor (3), an insulator on the underside (4) or on the tank, a concrete slab (5), interior walls of Placo (6), a single wall concrete hemp or other insulation system known to those skilled in the art (7), an exterior finish (8) according to the wishes of the client and urban planning regulations in force, wood or concrete floors on the roof (9), and EPDM waterproofing on the roof (10).
- a carpentry (11) in the module we also see how is positioned a carpentry (11) in the module.
- the invention relates to the construction of rectangular parallelepipedic three-dimensional modules consisting of a frame (1) of metal or wood ensuring the carrier function and stability to horizontal and vertical forces.
- This frame is precisely sized to ensure a perfect resistance to these efforts if the project involves modules juxtaposed or superimposed or both.
- a secondary framework generally of wood (2) is then fixed on the primary framework (2c) by specific screws to create the structure receiving between these amounts the hemp concrete (7).
- the woods (2) are specially machined to create an envelope to remove the thermal bridges of the primary frame when it is metal.
- the woods of the upper floor (2a) are also machined to create the roof parapet in the case of a roof terrace. These wooden uprights are screwed (2c) in the lower part and in the upper part on the primary framework (1).
- a variant of the present invention is to cover the module with fermettes to create a roof tile, slate when required by urban planning.
- the module On the ground the module is composed in the following way; insulation (4) type sprayed polyurethane foam or rock wool (in this case a sump is provided) a slab of hemp concrete may be preferred, collector (3) and concrete slab (5). This concrete slab will provide the necessary inertia for the thermal quality of the present construction; it will then be tiled, soft floor, parquet or any other known coating.
- the wall is composed inside a plasterboard (6) or other prefabricated panel known to those skilled in the art placed on a rail frame that will serve as a formwork lost, in the middle, a single wall concrete hemp of sufficient thickness to ensure the level of insulation referred to or other insulating system known in the traditional construction (glass wool or rock), then to finish outside of a coating (8).
- the exterior can also be treated with a rain cover and cleats and wood cladding or composite panels.
- An alternative to the present invention is to provisionally enclose the interior wall to leave apparent the concrete wall of hemp (7).
- the primary framework (1) the secondary framework (2a) which ensures the acroterion function on the roof fixed on the primary framework by screws (2c)
- the collector tank (3) the underside insulation (4), the concrete floor slab (5), the interior plaster walls (6), the electricity, heating or water networks (12) , the hemp concrete single wall (7), the roofing floor (9), the waterproofing membrane (10), the finishing treatment of the walls (8) coated or other solution.
- Hemp concrete is implemented using two techniques, either by benching or projection.
- FIG. 5 we see two schematic 3D perspectives of possible habitat or building configurations composed of 4 modules (M1, M2, M3, M4). These presentations are made as an example.
- the building can be composed of one to an unlimited number of modules, from one to several levels.
- the figure 6 represents a possible arrangement of construction by the association of juxtaposed modules.
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| FR1400498A FR3017888B1 (fr) | 2014-02-27 | 2014-02-27 | Construction modulaire tridimensionnelle architecturee integrant du beton de chanvre |
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| EP2913453A1 true EP2913453A1 (de) | 2015-09-02 |
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| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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| EE01515U1 (et) * | 2017-03-15 | 2020-11-16 | Teokarp OÜ | Moodulmaja moodul |
| EE05842B1 (et) * | 2017-03-15 | 2022-04-18 | Teokarp OÜ | Moodulmaja moodul ja moodulmaja moodulsüsteem |
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| AU8213575A (en) * | 1974-06-13 | 1976-12-16 | Matern K W | Wall panel structure |
| BE892095A (fr) * | 1982-02-10 | 1982-05-27 | Morren & Cie S P R L | Constructions industrialisees en cellules tridimensionnelles completement terminees en usine, pour ecoles, bureaux, creches, motels, maisons, etc... |
| FR2930268A1 (fr) | 2008-04-18 | 2009-10-23 | Algeco Sa | Module de construction a tenue au feu amelioree. |
| FR2937658A1 (fr) * | 2008-10-29 | 2010-04-30 | Calder | Systeme de construction modulaire |
| WO2010086533A1 (fr) * | 2009-01-30 | 2010-08-05 | Claude Maurette | Module de système constructif modulaire et construction modulaire constituée de ces modules |
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| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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| AU8213575A (en) * | 1974-06-13 | 1976-12-16 | Matern K W | Wall panel structure |
| BE892095A (fr) * | 1982-02-10 | 1982-05-27 | Morren & Cie S P R L | Constructions industrialisees en cellules tridimensionnelles completement terminees en usine, pour ecoles, bureaux, creches, motels, maisons, etc... |
| FR2930268A1 (fr) | 2008-04-18 | 2009-10-23 | Algeco Sa | Module de construction a tenue au feu amelioree. |
| FR2937658A1 (fr) * | 2008-10-29 | 2010-04-30 | Calder | Systeme de construction modulaire |
| WO2010086533A1 (fr) * | 2009-01-30 | 2010-08-05 | Claude Maurette | Module de système constructif modulaire et construction modulaire constituée de ces modules |
Cited By (2)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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| EE01515U1 (et) * | 2017-03-15 | 2020-11-16 | Teokarp OÜ | Moodulmaja moodul |
| EE05842B1 (et) * | 2017-03-15 | 2022-04-18 | Teokarp OÜ | Moodulmaja moodul ja moodulmaja moodulsüsteem |
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| FR3017888A1 (fr) | 2015-08-28 |
| FR3017888B1 (fr) | 2021-12-24 |
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