Method of forming a pressure free expansion anchorage

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Assembled in situ-type anchor or tie – Socket type

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52711, 5274214, 5274521, 411 82, F16B 3902, E21D 2000

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056667795

ABSTRACT:
A method forming a pressure-free expansion anchor in a cylindrical borehole (2) with an undercut (3) in a receiving material forming an anchorage, with an undercut expansion dowel (5) inserted into the borehole. The dowel (5) has an axially-extending threaded rod (9) extending through a sleeve (6) with outwardly displaceable segments (7) on the sleeve for effecting a positive lock in the region of the undercut. The method involves introducing a curable mortar (M) into the region of the undercut, where the mortar forms a bond with the region of the undercut and the displaced elements (7) of the sleeve (6).

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