Prefabricated building elements, and process for producing the same and for building with them

Abstract

A method and resulting structural building unit wherein a central element has a plurality of channel shaped grooves on at least one side with surface slabs adhesively secured to opposite sides of said central element. Plug-in junction connectors are disposed for alignment and spacing of adjacent ones of said structures by insertion onto said grooves. A heating element is disposed within the channel shaped grooves. The central element has a tongue on one edge and a groove corresponding to the tongue on an opposite edge. At least at one side of said central element, surface slabs may be hingedly fixed. An air-conditioning installation may be disposed within said channel shaped grooves. A process for making structural building units for use in structural engineering wherein in a first step a plurality of channel shaped grooves are disposed on at least one side of the central element. In a second step the rear faces of at least two surface slabs and opposite sides of said central element are pretreated by subsequently disposing coats of adhesive mediator, adhesive bridge and adhesive layer. In a third step said pretreated surface slabs and said opposite sides of said central element are compressed in a low pressure process under influence of heat. Improved phase transitions between even large sized surface slabs being disposed on opposite faces of a central element permit homogenous material reagibility and formstable compound during physical and thermodynamical loads.

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