Embedded nut and method for manufacturing the same, and concrete member with embedded nut
AssigneeUsun (Foshan) Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorCHIU-FONG HUANG
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Abstract
An embedded nut for fast construction purposes comprises a connecting portion and two nut portions located at two opposite ends of the connecting portion. One end of the nut portion away from the connecting portion defines a nut hole, and the connecting portion protrudes outward in a direction away from a central axis of the two nut portions. Methods for manufacturing the embedded nut and for manufacturing a concrete member with the embedded nut are also provided.
Claims19
An embedded nut, comprising a connecting portion and two nut portions located at two opposite ends of the connecting portion, wherein one end of the nut portion away from the connecting portion defines a nut hole, and the connecting portion protrudes outward in a direction away from a central axis of the two nut portions.
A method for manufacturing an embedded nut, comprising:
- cutting at least two slits in the middle of a pipe along the axial direction of the pipe;
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- pressing two ends of the pipe to form a connecting portion comprising at least two connecting segments in the middle of the pipe.
A concrete member, comprising:
- a body infused by concrete;
- and
- at least one embedded nut disposed in the body,
- wherein the at least one embedded nut comprises a connecting portion and two nut portions located at two opposite ends of the connecting portion, one end of the nut portion away from the connecting portion defines a nut hole, and the connecting portion protrudes outward in a direction away from a central axis of the two nut portions;
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- wherein the nut hole is located on the surface of the body;
- the connecting portion comprises a plurality of connecting segments, and the connecting segments are arranged along a circumference direction of the two nut portions and are spaced apart from each other.
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