EP4259889A1 - Gebäudekonstruktion, verfahren zur bildung derselben und funktionsteil - Google Patents
Gebäudekonstruktion, verfahren zur bildung derselben und funktionsteilInfo
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- EP4259889A1 EP4259889A1 EP21830918.5A EP21830918A EP4259889A1 EP 4259889 A1 EP4259889 A1 EP 4259889A1 EP 21830918 A EP21830918 A EP 21830918A EP 4259889 A1 EP4259889 A1 EP 4259889A1
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- building construction
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- the invention relates to a building structure, a method for forming a building structure and a functional part according to the preambles of the independent claims.
- the field of the invention relates to building constructions in which a substantially horizontal floor is supported on a plurality of load-bearing members, such as columns.
- load-bearing parts of the building are often made of reinforced concrete.
- the application often occurs in which the components must be connected to one another monolithically, in particular seamlessly, for reasons of load transfer.
- thermal insulation should be installed on the underside of the ceiling, especially on the outside.
- the thermal insulation has to be interrupted at the connection points, which creates a cold bridge between the uninsulated support and the ceiling.
- the thermal insulation is continued on the support side. This is most commonly done by some form of sleeve of thermal insulation material extending down from the ceiling some distance along the supports.
- the sheathing of a reinforced concrete column with a collar is not only complex, but also often undesirable for optical reasons. If the encasing is carried out over the entire height of the support, there is also a reduction in the adjoining usable area or a reduction in passage widths or passage widths.
- the object of the invention is now to overcome the disadvantages of the prior art and in particular to create a building construction which enables a reliable connection between a load transfer part and a ceiling supported on this and which enables a sufficiently thermally insulated connection without the prior art entail the disadvantages that arise.
- the invention relates to a building structure comprising: at least one load transfer part, such as a support or a load-bearing wall, a ceiling supported by a functional part on the load transfer part, wherein the functional part has a first bearing surface pointing in the direction of the load transfer part and is supported in particular on the load transfer part, and wherein the Functional part has a second bearing surface pointing in the direction of the ceiling and supported in particular on the ceiling.
- load transfer part such as a support or a load-bearing wall
- the functional part has a first bearing surface pointing in the direction of the load transfer part and is supported in particular on the load transfer part
- the Functional part has a second bearing surface pointing in the direction of the ceiling and supported in particular on the ceiling.
- the functional part comprises ceramic foam, silicone resin and/or mica, or that the functional part is made of ceramic foam, silicone resin and/or mica, or that the functional part is made of silicone resin and mica.
- foamed ceramic can be understood to mean a ceramic material with an increased pore content and/or a porous ceramic material.
- the ceramic, in particular the foam ceramic preferably has a thermal conductivity, in particular a thermal conductivity number, at in particular 0° C. or 100° C., from 0.15 W/(m K) up to and including 0.5 W/(m K), in particular 0 .26 W/(mK), on.
- the functional part can have a first support surface, with which the functional part is supported, optionally indirectly, on the load transfer part.
- the functional part can have a second support surface, with which the functional part is supported, optionally indirectly, on the cover.
- an intermediate layer such as an adhesive layer
- the functional part can preferably be in direct contact both with the cover and with the load-dissipation part, as a result of which the functional part can also have a thermally conductive effect.
- the functional part can be designed in such a way that it offers thermodynamic and/or fire protection advantages compared to a direct connection of the ceiling to the load transfer part.
- the functional part is formed from a material that has greater compressive strength than the material of the load transfer part.
- the cross-sectional area of the functional part can be kept small.
- the heat transfer can also be reduced due to the small cross-sectional area.
- the material of the functional part can thus be selected in particular in such a way that the functional part has a higher heat transfer resistance than the load transfer part with sufficient load-bearing capacity.
- the building structure preferably comprises a number of load transfer parts on which a ceiling is placed. At least one functional part is preferably provided on each of these load transfer parts.
- the load transfer parts are preferably designed as supports, with a functional part being supported on each support.
- the load-dissipating part is a load-bearing wall, with several functional parts being able to be arranged side by side on its end face pointing in the direction of the ceiling.
- the load transfer part can be a part that is subjected to pressure in the usual installation position and is set up in particular for load transfer of the inertial forces.
- load transfer parts are columns, load-bearing walls, V-shaped columns, etc.
- the ceiling can be a preferably self-supporting ceiling that is subjected to bending loads in the usual installation position and that spans an area between the load transfer parts.
- mica can be understood to mean a group of minerals from the department of layered silicates with the same atomic structure.
- the functional part can correspond to the type AS 600 M or AS 800 M from the company K-Therm® AS M, which are referred to as high-temperature laminates.
- Type AS 600 M or AS 800 M from K-Therm® AS M can be made from mica paper impregnated with silicone resin under high pressure and temperature.
- the functional part can be, for example, a high-temperature laminate made of mica paper impregnated with silicone resin.
- the functional part can be a high-temperature laminated material, which is made of silicone resin and mica, in particular mica paper.
- the first bearing surface has at least one force transmission device, in particular at least one indentation, at least one toothing, at least one nub and/or at least one elevation.
- the at least one force transmission device of the first bearing surface is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part to the load transfer part.
- the second bearing surface has at least one force transmission device, in particular at least one indentation, at least one toothing, at least one nub and/or at least one elevation.
- the at least one force transmission device of the second bearing surface is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part to the cover.
- the at least one force transmission device can be designed in such a way that it can transmit forces, in particular shear forces. If necessary, it is provided that the dimensions of the first bearing surface essentially correspond to the dimensions of the second bearing surface.
- the length and/or the width of the first bearing surface essentially corresponds or correspond to the length and/or the width of the second bearing surface.
- the shape of the first bearing surface essentially corresponds to the shape of the second bearing surface.
- the cross-sectional area of the first bearing surface essentially corresponds to the cross-sectional area of the second bearing surface.
- the cross-sectional area can be understood to mean that cross-sectional area which lies in a normal plane of the load transfer direction.
- the dimensions of the load transfer part can essentially correspond to the dimensions of the first and/or second bearing surface.
- the length and/or the width of the load transfer part can essentially correspond to the length and/or the width of the first bearing surface and/or the second bearing surface.
- the final end face of the load transfer part i.e. the surface on which the functional part rests, can also be larger than the first bearing surface of the functional part.
- the load transfer part can protrude laterally beyond the first bearing surface and/or the second bearing surface in all directions.
- the second bearing surface can be made larger than the cross-sectional area of the load transfer part and/or the first bearing surface, whereby the application of force can be improved when using a functional part.
- the functional part is designed in such a way that it has a higher thermal resistance than a section of the load transfer part of the same height with at least the same or higher load capacity as the load transfer part.
- the functional part has a thermal conductivity, in particular a thermal conductivity number, at in particular 0° C. or 100° C., from 0.15 W/(m K) up to and including 0.5 W/(m K), in particular 0.26 W/(m K).
- the thermal conductivity in particular a thermal conductivity number, can be determined with the plate device according to DIN EN 12667 or DIN 52612.
- the functional part has a limit temperature of 350° C. for at least 90 minutes.
- the limit temperature is to be understood as the temperature at which the properties of the functional part are essentially unchanged.
- the properties of the functional part may remain essentially unchanged if the functional part is subjected to a load at 350° C. for at least 90 minutes.
- the functional part remains dimensionally stable at 350°C for at least 90 minutes. In particular, the functional part retains its dimensions at 350°C for at least 90 minutes.
- the functional part is designed such that the functional part for at least the same period of time at an equal or higher Temperature, in particular the limit temperature, as the load transfer part is resilient.
- the functional part has a limit temperature of at least 90 minutes at 350°C.
- the height of the functional part is the distance between the first bearing surface and the second bearing surface.
- the height of the functional part is in the range between 10 mm and 500 mm inclusive, in particular between 20 mm and 100 mm inclusive, and is preferably 35 mm and 70 mm.
- thermal insulation is provided on the underside of the ceiling.
- the thermal insulation laterally surrounds or encloses the functional part.
- the thermal insulation protrudes beyond the first bearing surface of the functional part in the direction of the load transfer part.
- the underside of the ceiling is in the form of a plane and that the thermal insulation is attached to the plane underside of the ceiling.
- the functional part can be attached with its second bearing surface to the planar underside of the ceiling.
- the outer surface of the thermal insulation extends in a planar manner to several or to all load transfer parts, so that several or all load transfer parts, in particular uninsulated, can protrude through the planar outer surface into the thermal insulation.
- the load-dissipating part can protrude into the outside of the thermal insulation, wherein the thermal insulation can, in particular, be designed continuously in the form of a plane. This allows an attractive appearance to be achieved.
- the complex thermal insulation of a load transfer part which may be in the form of a column or support, can be omitted.
- the distance between the first bearing surface and the second bearing surface can define the height of the functional part, which may be smaller than the thickness of the thermal insulation.
- the building construction is designed in particular in such a way that the functional part is arranged within the thermal insulation and does not protrude beyond it. Rather, the thermal insulation can protrude beyond the functional part in the direction of the load transfer part.
- the functional part comprises a through-opening which extends through the first bearing surface, through the functional part and through the second bearing surface.
- At least one force transmission device in particular a tube, extends through the through-opening.
- the functional part is positively and/or non-positively connected to the load transfer part and/or the cover by the at least one force transmission device.
- the at least one force transmission device in particular the tube, can be formed from plastic, in particular from fiber-reinforced plastic, preferably glass-fiber-reinforced, carbon-fiber-reinforced and/or basalt-reinforced plastic. If necessary, the at least one force transmission device, in particular the tube, can be formed from the material of the functional part.
- the functional part comprises at least one connecting element for connecting the functional part to the load transfer part.
- the at least one connecting element protrudes from the first bearing surface into the load transfer part.
- the functional part comprises at least one connecting element for connecting the functional part to the cover.
- the at least one connecting element protrudes from the second bearing surface into the ceiling.
- the load transfer part is connected to the cover and the functional part via the at least one connecting element, in particular in a positive and/or non-positive manner.
- the connecting elements of the functional part can each be cast into the ceiling or into the load transfer part.
- the at least one connecting element is designed as an anchoring element or hook element cast in a form-fitting manner in the load transfer part or in the ceiling, and in particular as a head bolt.
- the at least one connecting element is designed as reinforcement and/or reinforcement that extends through the functional part and protrudes into the load transfer part or into the ceiling.
- Connecting elements can be provided to connect the functional part to the ceiling and/or to the load transfer part.
- the connecting elements are in the form of anchors or hooks and extend from the respective bearing surface in the direction of the ceiling or in the direction of the load transfer part.
- the connecting elements can, for example, be cast into the ceiling or into the load transfer part.
- the at least one connecting element can be designed as reinforcement and/or reinforcement. This reinforcement and/or reinforcement can extend from the load transfer part through the functional part into the ceiling. This allows the load transfer part to be connected to the functional part and the ceiling.
- the load transfer part and/or the ceiling are made of reinforced concrete.
- the ceiling is a thermally insulated part of a thermally insulated building.
- thermally insulated building is supported on the subsoil by several thermally uninsulated load transfer parts.
- the functional part has a compressive strength at 20°C of 50 N/mm 2 up to and including 500 N/mm 2 , in particular 100 N/mm 2 up to and including 450 N/mm 2 , in particular 200 N/mm 2 up to and including 450 N/mm 2 , preferably 100 N/mm 2 , 200 N/mm 2 , 260 N/mm 2 , 330 N/mm 2 , 400 N/mm 2 or 450 N/mm 2 .
- the functional part has a compressive strength at 200° C. of 50 N/mm 2 up to and including 280 N/mm 2 , in particular 180 N/mm 2 up to including 250 N/mm 2 , preferably 180 N/mm 2 , 240 N/mm 2 or 250 N/mm 2 .
- the compressive strength can be determined using a compression testing machine in accordance with DIN EN 12390-3.
- the functional part has a compression deformation of 1% up to and including 6%.
- the compression deformation can be determined using a compression testing machine in accordance with DIN EN 12390-3.
- the invention relates to a method for forming a building structure, which is designed in particular according to the invention, comprising the following steps:
- thermal insulation is applied to the underside of the ceiling, with the thermal insulation protruding beyond the first bearing surface of the functional part in the direction of the load transfer part.
- the at least one force transmission device of the functional part is positively and / or frictionally connected to the ceiling and / or the load transfer part, and / or that by the at least one Power transmission device of the functional part with the load transfer part and / or the ceiling is positively and / or non-positively connected.
- the connecting elements of the functional part are cast in the load transfer part and/or in the ceiling.
- the invention relates to a functional part which is designed for use in the building structure according to the invention or is set up to be used in the building structure according to the invention or is the functional part of the building structure according to the invention.
- the load transfer part has a first material composition and is formed in particular from reinforced concrete.
- This first material composition can have a compressive strength in the range from 25 [N/mm 2 ] to 120 [N/mm 2 ] and a thermal conductivity from 2 [W/(mK)] to 5 [W/(mK)] inclusive, in particular from 3 [W/(mK)].
- the functional part acts exclusively as a pressure part or is only subjected to pressure whenever the building structure is loaded as intended.
- there are no tensile stresses in the functional part since this may result in the bearing plate detaching from the concrete part or in eccentric loading phenomena, which are preferably to be avoided.
- 1 shows a schematic three-dimensional view of a first embodiment of the functional part according to the invention
- 2 shows a schematic three-dimensional view of a second embodiment of the functional part according to the invention
- FIG. 3a shows a sectional view of an exemplary embodiment of a section of a building construction according to the invention
- Fig. 3b shows the functional part of the building structure of Fig. 3a in plan
- load transfer part 1 load transfer part 1
- functional part 2 cover 3
- through-opening 4 underside (of the cover) 5
- first bearing surface 6 second bearing surface 7
- force transmission device 8 height (of the functional part) 10
- connecting element 11 cross-sectional area (of the load bearing part) 12 and thermal insulation 13.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic three-dimensional view of a first embodiment of the functional part 2 according to the invention.
- the functional part 2 comprises a high-temperature laminate made of silicone resin and mica.
- functional part 2 corresponds to type AS 600 M from K-Therm® AS M.
- the first bearing surface 6 of the functional part 2 has a force transmission device 8, in particular an elevation.
- This force transmission device 8 is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part 2 to the load transfer part 1 .
- the second bearing surface 7 (not shown) of the functional part 2 also has at least one force transmission device 8, which is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part 2 to the cover 3.
- the dimensions of the first bearing surface 6 essentially correspond to the dimensions of the second bearing surface 7 .
- the length and width of the first bearing surface 6 essentially correspond to the length and width of the second bearing surface 7 .
- the functional part 2 is designed in such a way that, with at least the same load-bearing capacity as the load transfer part 1, it has a higher heat transfer resistance than a section of the load transfer part 1 of the same height.
- the functional part 2 has a through opening 4 which extends through the first bearing surface 6 , through the functional part 2 and through the second bearing surface 7 .
- At least one force transmission device which is not shown, can extend through this passage opening 4 .
- the functional part 2 is positively and/or non-positively connected to the load transfer part 1 and/or the cover 3 by the at least one force transmission device.
- the thermal conductivity of the functional part 2 is in the range from 0.2 W/(m K) up to and including 0.5 W/(m K), in particular 0.26 W/(m K).
- the functional part 2 has a limit temperature of at least 90 minutes at 350°C.
- the functional part 2 has a compressive strength at 20° C. of 400 N/mm 2 , a compressive strength at 200° C. of 250 N/mm 2 and a compression deformation of 5% up to and including 6%.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic three-dimensional view of a second embodiment of the functional part 2 according to the invention.
- the functional part 2 is made of ceramic, preferably ceramic foam.
- the ceramic, in particular the foam ceramic preferably has a thermal conductivity, in particular at 0° C. or 100° C., of 0.15 W/(m K) up to and including 0.5 W/(m K), in particular 0.26 W/ (mK), on.
- the first bearing surface 6 of the functional part 2 has a force transmission device 8, in particular a depression.
- This force transmission device 8 is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part 2 to the load transfer part 1 .
- the second bearing surface 7 (not shown) of the functional part 2 also has at least one force transmission device 8 which is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part 2 to the cover 3 .
- FIG. 3a shows a sectional view of an exemplary embodiment of a section of a building structure according to the invention
- FIG. 3b shows the functional part 2 of this building structure in a floor plan.
- the features of the embodiment according to FIGS. 3a and 3b can preferably correspond to the features of the embodiments according to FIGS. 1 and/or 2.
- the building structure comprises at least one load transfer part 1, such as a column or a load-bearing wall, and a ceiling 3 resting on the load transfer part 1 via a functional part 2.
- load transfer part 1 such as a column or a load-bearing wall
- FIG. 3a only shows a section of a building construction according to the invention.
- the load transfer part 1 can also be supported, with this support being able to take place, for example, on a foundation or on another part of the building.
- the load transfer part 1 is designed as a support, in particular as a reinforced concrete support.
- the building construction can include several such supports, on which the cover 3 is supported in each case via a functional part 2 .
- the functional part 2 comprises a first bearing surface 6. This first bearing surface 6 points in the direction of the load transfer part 1. The functional part lies with the first bearing surface 6 on the load transfer part 1.
- the functional part 2 includes a second bearing surface 7. This second bearing surface 7 points in the direction of the ceiling 3 and supports the ceiling 3. FIG.
- first bearing surface 6 and the second bearing surface 7 run parallel to one another.
- inclined configurations are also possible, in which the two bearing surfaces 6, 7 run at an angle to one another.
- the height 10 of the functional part 2 is the distance between the first bearing surface 6 and the second bearing surface 7. According to this embodiment, the height is 70 mm.
- the functional part 2 comprises four connecting elements 11 for connecting the functional part 2 to the load transfer part 1 .
- the connecting elements are designed as reinforcements and/or reinforcements that extend through the functional part 2 and protrude into the load transfer part 1 or into the ceiling 3 .
- the connecting elements 11 can each be cast into the ceiling 3 or into the load transfer part 1 .
- the connecting elements 11 protrude from the first bearing surface 6 into the load transfer part 1 and from the second bearing surface 7 into the ceiling 3.
- the connecting elements 11 extend through the functional part 2.
- the functional part 2 is connected to the load transfer part 1 and the ceiling 3 .
- the load transfer part 1 and the ceiling 3 are made of reinforced concrete.
- the ceiling 3 is a thermally insulated part of a thermally insulated building, which is supported on a substructure by means of several thermally uninsulated load transfer parts 1 .
- an unprotected or uninsulated free space such as a parking lot, in relation to the environment.
- Thermal insulation 13 is also provided on the underside 5 of the ceiling 3 . This thermal insulation 13 surrounds the functional part 2 and encloses the functional part 2 laterally.
- the thermal insulation 13 protrudes beyond the first bearing surface 6 of the functional part 2 in the direction of the load transfer part 1 .
- the functional part 2 is arranged and designed in such a way that it does not extend to the outside at any point.
- a method for forming a building structure according to the invention may include the following steps:
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic three-dimensional view of a third embodiment of the functional part 2 according to the invention.
- the features of the embodiment according to FIG. 4 can preferably correspond to the features of the embodiments according to FIGS. 1, 2, 3a and/or 3b.
- the functional part 2 is formed from ceramic foam.
- the foam ceramic preferably has a thermal conductivity, in particular at 0°C or 100°C, of 0.15 W/(m K) up to and including 0.5 W/(m K), in particular 0.26 W/(m K), on.
- the first bearing surface 6 of the functional part 2 has a force transmission device 8, in particular a depression.
- This force transmission device 8 is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part 2 to the load transfer part 1 .
- the second bearing surface 7 (not shown) of the functional part 2 also has at least one force transmission device 8, in particular a recess, which is designed for the positive and/or frictional connection of the functional part 2 to the cover 3.
- the functional part 2 is connected to the cover 3 and/or the load transfer part 1 by the force transmission device 8, in particular in a toothed manner.
- Transverse forces that occur as a result are preferably transmitted from the load transfer part 1 to the ceiling 3 via the force transmission device 8 .
- the functional part 2 has no reinforcements, no reinforcements and no through-opening 4 .
- the functional part 2 can preferably be used as a prefabricated part or can be delivered to the construction site and placed on a formwork arrangement. When placed on the formwork arrangement, the functional part 2 can be set up so that the position of the functional part 2 is precisely defined.
- Thermal insulation 13 can optionally be applied to the underside 5 of the ceiling 3 . This thermal insulation 13 can protrude beyond the first bearing surface 6 of the functional part 2 in the direction of the load transfer part 1 .
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