Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With synthetic resinous component – Foam
Patent
1982-05-19
1984-12-11
Anderson, Philip
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
With synthetic resinous component
Foam
29445, 29458, 29460, 521273, 5230912, 52378, 52408, 249 45, 249 61, 249 84, 264 464, 264 467, 264221, 264DIG44, 425149, 425817R, 425DIG12, B29D 2704, E04C 100, B21D 7024
Patent
active
044869967
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a factory prefabrication method for hollow panels for the on-site erection of insulated constructions.
This method employs a three-dimensional framework 1 composed of thrust bars arranged in two parallel planes and of link bars linking the former. The method consists in placing said framework in a mold 13 containing a pulverulent material 16 wherein the framework is embedded by part of its thickness, in molding an insulating synthetic material 4 in the empty part of the mold so as to embed the visible parts of the framework 1, in placing above the mold a form sheet 2 so that the insulating material shall make contact with it and adhere to it during hardening, and after this hardening, in extracting the pulverulent material and in ejecting the obtained panel. The panel so manufactured can be provided after ejection with a second form sheet opposite the first.
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