Stabilizing rods for stone slabs with a unidirectional scrim
OwnerKolja KUSE, Walter SCHWANEKAMP +1inventors
InventorsKolja KUSE, Walter SCHWANEKAMP, Rudolf HILTI
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OwnerKolja KUSE, Walter SCHWANEKAMP +1inventors
InventorsKolja KUSE, Walter SCHWANEKAMP, Rudolf HILTI
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Disclosed is a stone or ceramic plate stabilized with the aid of fiber-coated stabilizing strips, which are mounted below the edges of the stone slat or incorporated below the edges in the stone slat. The strips are characterized in that, for reasons of optimizing the material, they have an arrangement of the fiber direction at the top and bottom for the respective load case as a tension belt and are therefore designed with unidirectional fiber layers and these fibers are as close as possible to the respective surface of the top and bottom lie to be stabilized stone plate. The tension belt preferably has a height or thickness which is greater than half the thickness of the stone slab to be stabilized and a width which is appropriate to the total load at the respectively occurring bending load.
1) stone plate, artificial stone plate or ceramic plate stabilized by one or more strips of material at the edge or edges at the bottom of the plate, the stabilizing strip itself being made of stoneware, ceramic, glass, wood or other pressure-resistant material, which is coated on the top and bottom with fibers,
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