WO2012013714A2 - Jeu de briques - Google Patents

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WO2012013714A2
WO2012013714A2 PCT/EP2011/062929 EP2011062929W WO2012013714A2 WO 2012013714 A2 WO2012013714 A2 WO 2012013714A2 EP 2011062929 W EP2011062929 W EP 2011062929W WO 2012013714 A2 WO2012013714 A2 WO 2012013714A2
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Albrecht Braun
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01C—CONSTRUCTION OF, OR SURFACES FOR, ROADS, SPORTS GROUNDS, OR THE LIKE; MACHINES OR AUXILIARY TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR
    • E01C5/00—Pavings made of prefabricated single units
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01C—CONSTRUCTION OF, OR SURFACES FOR, ROADS, SPORTS GROUNDS, OR THE LIKE; MACHINES OR AUXILIARY TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR
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    • E01C2201/06—Sets of paving elements

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  • the invention relates to a stone dressing according to the preamble of claim 1 and a stone dressing stack according to claim 11.
  • a stone pavement is known from German Utility Model DE 29509591, which consists of juxtaposed rectilinear rows of paving stone, the stone rows are formed of two groups of rows of elongated stones rows of different widths, the stones of adjacent rows of stones are offset to each other gap, and at a Part of the rows of stones whose endstones approximately half or a quarter of the paving stone length of the respective rows of stones have.
  • Rounded corner areas allow a loose stone bandage with visual
  • German utility model DE 29800161 describes an irregular concrete shaped block for the production of a wall.
  • the stones are row or spawned and have the same height in each row, while the height of the stones in successive rows is different. Furthermore, the stone types in each row are alternately the same.
  • the stone association is characterized by the following categories of stone types: (a) types of stone whose cross-sectional shape is mirror-inverted to the cross-sectional shape of another stone type of the stone dressing; (b) at least one type of stone which is unique; (c) at least one stone type whose cross-sectional shape substantially corresponds to one half or one half mirrored of the cross-sectional shape of a stone type of category (a) or (b); and a group of bricks of the aforementioned types of stone defines a laying unit, which is preferably bounded by an imaginary rectangle.
  • a stone association which is characterized in that the
  • a stone dressing which is characterized in that at least two stone types of the same category are arranged side by side. Particularly preferably, two identical types of stone are arranged side by side, with one type of stone being able to be rotated for example by 180 ° in relation to the other type of stone. This means that stones with substantially the same cross-sectional shape, the same length and the same width can be arranged side by side.
  • a stone bandage which is characterized in that the stone bandage comprises a total of 58 stones, wherein the 58 stones are stone types of the categories a), b) and c). Most preferably, stone types of category a) are used for the most part. In the category a) form respectively
  • two stone types are a pair of stone types, one of the stone types having a "normal" cross-sectional shape and the other stone type having the associated mirrored cross-sectional shape
  • the associated stone types of category a), ie a pair of stone types, preferably has substantially the same length and / or width on, so that the stone type pair not only the same
  • Cross-sectional shape but also may have the same dimensions.
  • the stone type of a stone type pair having the mirrored cross sectional shape preferably has the mirrored surface texture of the associated other stone type having the normal cross sectional shape.
  • every other stone bandage of the stone bandage stack is rotated by 180 ° in a horizontal direction relative to the underlying stone association.
  • several identical stone dressings can be stacked particularly stable one above the other.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic representation of a stone bandage according to the
  • Figure 2a, b is a cross section through two stone types of category a).
  • Figure 1 shows a schematic representation of a substantially rectangular stone bandage or stone packet according to the invention.
  • the stone dressing forms a laying unit or pallet assembly which corresponds to that shown in FIG.
  • the stone bandage according to FIG. 1 comprises, by way of example, 58 stones with a total of 18 different types of stones, wherein preferably all types of stones have substantially the same height, in particular approximately 60 mm.
  • Each stone type is characterized by a certain length, a certain width and by a certain one
  • a stone type thus differs from the other types of stones in at least one of these sizes.
  • a stone type may be provided one or more times in the stone dressing. The following is a table reproduced in which the stone types of Figure 1 with the corresponding
  • a stone dressing according to the invention may also have entirely different types of stones, in particular types of stones with different cross-sectional shapes and / or with a different width and / or with a different length. It is crucial that the stone association comprises several categories of stone types and that each stone type provided can be assigned to one of the categories a) to c).
  • the stone dressing according to the present invention comprises stone types of a first category a) whose cross-sectional shape is mirror-inverted to the cross-sectional shape of another stone type of the stone dressing.
  • its surface structure of the stone types of category a) can also be mirrored to one another.
  • Two stone types of the category a) thus each form a pair of stone types, one stone type having a normal cross-sectional shape N and the associated other stone type having a mirrored cross-sectional shape S.
  • Stone types of category a) are therefore types 4N, 4S, 8N, 8S, 9N, 9S, 51N, 51Na, 51S, 52N, 52S, 58N, 58S.
  • the stone type designated N thus always has the "normal" or the original cross-sectional shape, while the other associated with S stone type identifies the mirrored cross-sectional shape or the mirrored peripheral shape of the respective other associated stone type.
  • Stone type pairs of category a) are thus 4N and 4S, 8N and 8S, 9N and 9S, 51N and 51Na and 51S, 52N and 52S, and 58N and 58S, respectively.
  • the two stone types of a stone type pair with a matching digit are thus 4N and 4S, 8N and 8S, 9N and 9S, 51N and 51Na and 51S, 52N and 52S, and 58N and 58S, respectively.
  • Stone types of category a) preferably have the same dimensions, ie the same length and the same width. However, it can also be provided that they only coincide in their cross-sectional shape, as is the case, for example, with the stone type pair 58N and 58S.
  • FIGS. 2 a and 2 b show schematic representations of two types of stone of category a), wherein the stone type according to FIG. 2 a is exemplified by the stone type 4N and in FIG. 2 b by the stone type 4S, which together form a stone type pair. It is clear that the two types of stone have the same length L, namely 122 mm and the same width B, namely 102 mm.
  • the stone type 4S has a cross-sectional shape and the same surface structure, which corresponds to the mirrored cross-sectional shape and the mirrored surface structure of the
  • Stone type 4N corresponds. It is understood that the stone types 4N and 4S do not have to have the same surface structure.
  • the above table makes it even clearer that the Stone Association has stone types of a second category b).
  • the stone types of category b) are unique, which may occur several times, but have no associated stone type with a mirrored cross-sectional shape according to the category a).
  • Stone types of category b) according to the table are stone types 54N, IN, IIS, IrN and 5N.
  • the same types of stone or types of stones of the same category can have different surface structures to make the stone structure look as natural as possible.
  • a stone type 51Na is provided, which has a beveled surface, but otherwise the same cross-sectional shape as the
  • the stone association comprises a third category c).
  • these types of stones it is envisaged that their cross-sectional shape corresponds substantially to one-half or mirrored-half of the cross-sectional shape of a stone type of category a) or b) of the stone dressing.
  • Stone types of category c) according to the table are types IIS and IrN. Stone types of this category can simultaneously be category a) or category b)
  • the stone types ÜS and IrN are simultaneously assigned to the category b) since they are not assigned to any other type of stone with a mirrored cross-sectional shape, i. because they are not part of a stone type pair. They would be assigned to the category a) if the stone formation had a stone type liN and a stone type IrS.
  • the stone type IIS is the left mirrored half of the stone type IN, while the stone type IrN is the right non-mirrored, ie "normal" half of the stone type IN. Stone types of this category may or may not have the same dimensions exhibit.
  • FIG. 1 makes it even clearer that the stone formation has small, medium and large size stones which are essentially disordered and a division into rows and columns is only indicated. As a result, the stone dressing forming a laying unit is particularly true to nature.
  • identical types of stones for example 8S, 8N and 4S are arranged next to one another.
  • pair of column types of category a), for example 8N, 8S and 9S, 9N are arranged side by side.
  • stone types of the same category a) for example, 8S and 4N are arranged side by side.
  • the stone types can vary considerably in their dimensions, especially in their length and width.
  • the smallest stone IrN about one third of the size of one of the largest types of stone 54N on.
  • the surfaces ⁇ structures single rock types, but also the surface structures of the same can Stone types differ from each other.
  • the arrangement of stone types is usually arbitrary and does not follow any particular pattern. So can the stone types
  • a larger type of stone including the types of stone 51N, 51S, 51Na, 52N, 52S, 58N, 58S and 54MM, is preferably surrounded by several smaller stones. It is also conceivable, however, larger types of stone immediately adjacent to each other
  • a block of stacks of bricks according to the invention comprises a plurality of superimposed, preferably identical stone bandages according to the invention, wherein a stone bandage in each case forms a laying unit.
  • a laying unit can preferably by means of a dedicated machine at the piece of the
  • the stone bandages forming the stone band pile are stacked and palletized in a vertical direction, and thus can be easily transported to the designated place. Since the stone bandage according to the invention, in particular the stone bandage according to FIG. 1, has many different stones which form an irregular stone bandage, the stone banding stack can become unstable, in particular, at locations where small stones are arranged one above the other, if several equally formed stone bandages are stored one above the other ,
  • the laying units i. the stone bandages preferably like that

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L'invention concerne un jeu de briques constitué de briques disposées les unes à côté des autres, ayant des formes en section transversale différentes et/ou des dimensions différentes. Le jeu de briques comprend plusieurs types de briques, qui présentent sensiblement la même hauteur, un type de brique présentant une longueur prédéterminée, une largeur prédéterminée et une forme prédéterminée en section transversale. Le jeu de briques est caractérisé en ce qu'il comprend des types de briques des catégories suivantes : a) des types de briques (4S, 8S, 9S, 51S, 52S 58S) dont la forme en section transversale est réalisée avec une symétrie spéculaire par rapport à la forme en section transversale d'un autre type de brique (4N, 8N, 9N, 51N, 52N, 58N) du jeu de briques ; b) au moins un type de brique (5N, 1N, 1IS, 1rN, 54N) constituant une catégorie unique, et c) au moins un type de brique (1IS, 1rN) dont la forme en section transversale correspond sensiblement à la moitié ou à une moitié symétrique de la forme en section transversale d'un type de brique (1N) des catégories a) ou b) ; et en ce qu'un groupe de briques desdits types de briques définit une unité de pose qui est limitée de préférence par un rectangle imaginaire.
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EP0622493A2 (fr) 1993-04-28 1994-11-02 BETONWERKE MUNDERKINGEN REINSCHÜTZ GmbH Jeu d'éléments en béton
DE29509591U1 (de) 1995-06-12 1995-09-28 Albrecht Braun GmbH, 73340 Amstetten Steinpflaster
DE29800161U1 (de) 1998-01-08 1998-03-05 Heinrich Luttmann GmbH KG, 31789 Hameln Unregelmäßiger Formstein aus Beton

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EP0622493A2 (fr) 1993-04-28 1994-11-02 BETONWERKE MUNDERKINGEN REINSCHÜTZ GmbH Jeu d'éléments en béton
DE29509591U1 (de) 1995-06-12 1995-09-28 Albrecht Braun GmbH, 73340 Amstetten Steinpflaster
DE29800161U1 (de) 1998-01-08 1998-03-05 Heinrich Luttmann GmbH KG, 31789 Hameln Unregelmäßiger Formstein aus Beton

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