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Modular building structure with integrated plants
A modular building structure (100) with relative integrated plants, of the type obtained by assembling a plurality of module frames to obtain a complex frame (1), and comprising walls (9) and floors implemented by suitable panels in each module frame, allows associating the ducts of one or more plants to the module frame and the respective walls, the plant resulting to be constructed during assembling of module frames by simply using the quick connections already suitably arranged during design, without existing the need for a repetitiveness in the arrangement of the ducts from module to module, wherein: the module frames have a substantially parallelepiped-like shape and they are identified by beams joining in respective angles, comprising a plurality of connecting knots (5) joining module frames adjacent to said angles; the adjacent beams (2, 3, 4) of side-by-side module frames are spaced apart by said knots (5), said panels (9) and they are connected to the beams of the module frame thereto they belong, so as to create an air gap; each knot (5) comprises three respective crossed and through channels; and the integrated plants have a plurality of ducts (11, 13) arranged in said air gaps and in said through channels, which comprise, at edges or angles of the module frame, quick connections for connecting the ducts (11, 13) related to a module frame to those of another module frame placed side-by-side thereto.
Modular building structure with integrated plants
A modular building structure (100) with relative integrated plants, of the type obtained by assembling a plurality of module frames to obtain a complex frame (1), and comprising walls (9) and floors implemented by suitable panels in each module frame, allows associating the ducts of one or more plants to the module frame and the respective walls, the plant resulting to be constructed during assembling of module frames by simply using the quick connections already suitably arranged during design, without existing the need for a repetitiveness in the arrangement of the ducts from module to module, wherein: the module frames have a substantially parallelepiped-like shape and they are identified by beams joining in respective angles, comprising a plurality of connecting knots (5) joining module frames adjacent to said angles; the adjacent beams (2, 3, 4) of side-by-side module frames are spaced apart by said knots (5), said panels (9) and they are connected to the beams of the module frame thereto they belong, so as to create an air gap; each knot (5) comprises three respective crossed and through channels; and the integrated plants have a plurality of ducts (11, 13) arranged in said air gaps and in said through channels, which comprise, at edges or angles of the module frame, quick connections for connecting the ducts (11, 13) related to a module frame to those of another module frame placed side-by-side thereto.
Modular building structure with integrated plants
LESTINI FEDERICO (author) / POFI LUCA (author)
2022-06-23
Patent
Electronic Resource
English