The invention relates to a method for assembling at least one slab table for at least partial formworking of a concrete slab. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for dismantling at least one slab table, and to a shifting trolley.
It is known from practice to use formwork elements for producing concrete slabs. In this case, in particular frame panel formwork elements or panels are used, which at least partially form a mold for filling with liquid concrete. After the concrete has cured, the formwork elements are removed.
By means of formwork elements, slabs can be designed flexibly, since the slab formwork is composed of many individual formwork elements. To be able to quickly concrete large-area slabs, it has proven expedient, even for large room heights, to use slab tables which have a large formwork surface and, if applicable, a base frame. The adjustment can take place from below. Edge securing devices may already be mounted on the slab tables. The slab tables are generally completely pre-assembled and must be transported to the place of use by a crane. After the freshly concreted slab has cured, the slab table is brought to the next floor using a transportation fork or the like. The disassembly can take place only by means of transportation forks and open slab edges.
A disadvantage of the known slab tables is that they can be transported only in a cumbersome manner and used in an inflexible manner. Furthermore, known slab tables are often incompatible with other formwork elements. In addition, complex logistics and high crane capacities or high crane utilization are required.
DE 10 2016 204 633 A1 relates to a slab table for partial formworking of a concrete slab. The slab table has at least one formwork element—in particular, several formwork elements—which can be mounted on a base frame of the slab table and dismantled from the base frame in a non-destructive manner. The slab table has a carrier skeleton on which at least one formwork element—in particular, several formwork elements—is/are arranged. The carrier skeleton can have several struts which are designed such that they can be interconnected and separated from one another in a non-destructive manner. Preferably, the carrier skeleton has a pair of main girders—in particular, running parallel to one another—on which a pair of edge girders and at least one central girder arranged between the edge girders are arranged. Edge girders and central girders preferably run parallel to one another. The document further relates to a slab formwork having such a slab table.
The object of the present invention is to provide a method for assembling or dismantling at least one slab table of the type mentioned at the outset, which avoids the disadvantages of the prior art, and in particular does not re-quire complex logistics and high crane utilization.
According to the invention, this object is achieved by a method for assembling at least one slab table for at least partial formworking of a concrete slab, which has a carrier skeleton, at least one formwork element, and at least one support, wherein the method comprises, in sequence or order, at least:
By means of the measures according to the invention, the mounting and disassembly of the slab table can take place in a crane-independent manner at a safe working height. Nevertheless, use can be made of all the advantages of slab tables. The slab table can be mounted at a safe working height on a raisable and lowerable trolley that can be moved manually or automatically. The supports can be fastened under the tables by lifting. The tables can then be positioned at the height and in the position with the trolley. After the concreting operation, the tables can be dismantled again in the reverse sequence, without an open slab edge or a heavy crane or a transportation fork being required. For example, the removal could take place via a platform or the like arranged on the building. The slab table can be of modular design and can be assembled from supports as well as slab formwork elements in different sizes. The tables can be mounted directly on a shifting trolley. The assembly can thus be carried out at an ergonomic working height. By means of suitable receptacles, the table is oriented directly in the diagonals during assembly. An exact diagonal dimension of the slab table is of particular importance in the case of a slab formwork. Furthermore, after pre-assembly, the table can be brought to the appropriate height in order to mount the supports. Thereafter, the table can be moved to the place of use according to the height and position requirements. The disassembly takes place in reverse order. That is, always only lightweight individual parts are moved. The shifting trolley or lifting and transportation trolley can also be designed as a table lifter or a transportation fork. The formwork element can in particular be a frame panel shell element or panel. The formwork elements can have a formwork element frame and a formwork skin arranged on the formwork element frame. The panels can be 1 m×2 m or 2 m×66.6 cm in size. The slab tables can have, for example, a surface area of 4 m×6 m. The slab formwork, which comprises the slab tables, can have, for example, a surface area of 100 to 500 sq m.
Furthermore, step b) can further comprise, as a substep—in particular, after step b2):
The object according to the invention is further achieved by a method for dismantling at least one slab table of a formwork of a concrete slab, which has a carrier skeleton, at least one formwork element, and at least one support, wherein the method comprises, in sequence, at least:
As a result of these measures, the slab table can be dismantled in the reverse sequence after the concreting operation.
A shifting trolley or assembly and shifting trolley for use in a method according to the invention, having a raisable and lowerable receiving device which is designed to receive a first main girder and a second main girder of a carrier skeleton of a slab table.
The shifting trolley can be provided with at least one winch, via which the receiving device can be raised and lowered.
In this case, the winch can be designed manually, e.g., via a crank or the like, or automatically—for example, electrically.
The receiving device can have holding regions which are adapted to a cross-sectional shape of the main girders.
As a result, the main girders can be easily placed in the holding regions, for direct mounting of the carrier skeleton on the shifting trolley.
Advantageous embodiments and developments of the invention emerge from the dependent claims.
The principle of an embodiment of the invention is described below, with reference to the drawings.
In the figures, functionally identical elements are provided with the same reference signs.
In addition, edge girders 7 and central girders 8 for the carrier skeleton 5 are shown in
According to the invention, a method for assembling at least one slab table 2 for at least partial formworking of a concrete slab is proposed, which has a carrier skeleton 5, at least one formwork element 9, and at least one support 10, wherein the method comprises, in sequence, at least the following steps indicated in
In
As shown in
Mounting of the at least one support 10 on an underside 11, which faces away from the at least one formwork element 9, of the carrier skeleton 5 of the slab table 2 according to a step e) is shown in
In a step f), the shifting trolley 1 is positioned and aligned at the intended mounting location of the slab table 2. In a step g), the slab table 2 is positioned at the installation height by means of the raisable and lowerable receiving device 3 of the shifting trolley 1. Finally, in a step h), the at least one support 10 is adjusted in order to place the slab table 2 on the at least one support 10. Steps f), g), and h) are indicated in
As can be seen from
The dismantling of the at least one slab table 2 takes place in the reverse sequence, as it were, by means of the following method steps:
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