Prefabricated floor element, structure comprising prefabricated floor elements and installation for obtaining the prefabricated floor element
AssigneeElastic Potential, S.L.
InventorMarc Sanabra Loewe
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AssigneeElastic Potential, S.L.
InventorMarc Sanabra Loewe
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Prefabricated floor element (1) having an elongated shape wherein a longitudinal direction (X), a transversal direction (Y), a height direction (Z), two end faces (11) which delimitate the element (1) in the longitudinal direction (X), two lateral faces (12) which delimitate the element (1) in the transversal direction (Y), a lower face (13) and an upper planar face (14) that delimitate the element (1) in the height direction (Z) are defined, which comprises transversal continuous upper grooves (15) on the upper planar face (14) or lateral grooves (26) on the lateral faces (24), the lateral grooves (26) extending from the lower tab (TS) to the upper planar face (24). The invention also relates to a structure comprising such prefabricated floor element (1) and further comprising a linear supporting element (LS) which supports one end of the prefabricated floor element.
A prefabricated floor element (1) configured to span directly from end to end, bearing at both ends exclusively supported on permanent primary structural members (LS), having a continuous steel reinforcement from one end to the other embedded in the prefabricated floor element (1), having an elongated shape with a longitudinal direction (X), a transversal direction (Y), a height direction (Z), two end faces (11) which delimitate the element (1) in the longitudinal direction (X), two lateral faces (12) which delimitate the element (1) in the transversal direction (Y), a lower face (13) and an upper planar face (14) that delimitate the element (1) in the height direction (Z) are defined, characterised in that the prefabricated floor element comprises transversal continuous upper grooves (15) on the upper planar face (14) that extend from each lateral face (12) and into the upper planar face (14) extending on the upper planar face (14) from a first of the lateral faces (12) through a second of the lateral faces (12).
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