Method for the Manufacture of Prefabricated Reinforced Mortar Panels and Slabs
OwnerCarlos Fradera Pellicerinventor
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A method for the manufacture of prefabricated reinforced mortar panels and slabs, particularly one in which metal molds are used that have resistant means to withstand the stressing of biaxial reinforcement members. According to the method, a mold (3) is provided that is formed by two parallel central walls (2, 5), forming the major faces of the panel, two sidewalls (9), which connect the sides of the central walls (2, 5) and form the lateral edges of the panel, and two end walls which connect the end edges of the central (2, 5) and sidewalls (9), and form the end edges of the panel. A stressed reinforcement member (7, 8) is provided biaxially between the sidewalls (9) and the end walls. Finally, mortar is introduced through an operable space provided in one of the central walls (2, 5), side walls (9) and/or end walls.
A method for the manufacture of prefabricated reinforced mortar panels and slabs, in which metal molds are used that have resistant means to withstand the stressing of biaxial reinforcement members, characterized in that there is provided a mold (3) that, being capable of adopting a vertical or horizontal position, is formed by two parallel central walls (2, 5), forming the major faces of the panel, two sidewalls (9), which connect the sides of the central walls (2, 5) and form the lateral edges of said panel, and two upper or front and lower or rear end walls depending on the positioning of the mold, which connect the end edges of said central walls (2, 5) and sidewalls (9), either upper or front and lower or rear, and form the end edges of the panel, there being provided biaxially a reinforcement member (7, 8) stressed between said sidewalls (9) and said end walls, after which mortar is introduced through an operable space provided in one of the central walls (2,5), side walls (9) and/or end walls.
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