Connection of a reinforced concrete element to at least one other building element
Abstract
Abstract 1. Connection of a reinforced concrete building element with at least another building element, comprising a reinforcing element preferably of steel which at the location of the connection is embedded into the concrete of the reinforced concrete building element, characterized in that the reinforcing element consists of at least one first smooth metal sheet (1, 13, 20) of rectangular cross section having surfaces without connection means, which over its cross sectional height is connected to at least one smooth transverse metal sheet (2, 12, 19) of corresponding cross sectional height, extending at right angles to its longitudinal direction and having surfaces (2a, 12a, 19a) without connection means, and in that the reinforcing element is so arranged that by inner pressure forces at the connection place in particular on the smooth surfaces (2a, 12a, 19a) of the transverse metal sheet (2, 12, 19) are produced pressing forces and accordingly friction forces which serve to provide for the equilibrium of the forces at the connection place.
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- 👤 Stanislaw Bryl
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