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Method for repairing and strengthening slanting rafter and purlin joint of ancient building

A technology for ancient buildings and rafters is applied in the field of reinforcement and repair of oblique palm rafters and purlin joints of ancient buildings, and can solve the security threat, flexibility and anti-torsion ability of oblique palm rafters and purlin joints. Insufficient, weakened nail strength and other problems, to achieve the effect of reducing the number of roof maintenance, environmental protection, and reducing the probability of roof damage

Active Publication Date: 2019-01-08
LUOYANG INST OF SCI & TECH
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However, this traditional repair method will bring the following disadvantages: First, although this method of fixing with iron nails has strong rigidity in a short period of time, the flexibility and torsion resistance of the joints are insufficient; Subsidence or ground vibration may easily cause the loosening of the connection between the nails and the rafters and purlins, resulting in the failure of the reinforcement effect, thus threatening the safety of the slanted palm rafter head and purlin joints
In addition, iron nails are exposed to the air for a long time, and rust due to oxidation will inevitably lead to weakening of iron nails and reduction of joint stiffness, which will cause the rafter heads to loosen and shift at the joints

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[0028] Due to age, wind, rain and other factors, the roof of ancient buildings is prone to damage, displacement and cracking of the gray back layer, resulting in roof leakage, wooden watchboards and rafters. If the rafters are seriously decayed and cannot meet the requirements of their bearing capacity, they must be replaced with new ones. This patented technology can be used for the reinforcement and repair of all oblique palm type rafters and purlin joints.

[0029] (a) At the joints between all sloping palm-shaped rafters and purlins, such as: the upper golden purlin, middle golden purlin, lower golden purlin, etc., where the rafters overlap with the rafters, if the rafters are severely decayed and need to be replaced with new ones, first determine the decay For the rotten area, remove the roof tiles in this area, shovel off the corresponding roof gray back, uncover the wooden watch board here, and remove the rotten rafters to replace them with new ones. The newly replaced ...

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The invention provides a method for repairing and strengthening a slanting rafter and purlin joint of an ancient building. The method comprises a step of replacing a rotten rafter, sawing a head of the rafter into a slope, engraving a hooked convex rafter at an upper rafter head, and engraving a hooked mortise at a lower rafter head, a step of engraving a dovetail mortise in a purlin, making a leading strip whose lower part is inserted into the dovetail mortise, snapping the lower rafter onto the leading strip through a rectangular mortise, cutting round through holes in leading strip verticalsurfaces close to left and right sides of the lower rafter, making two round insertion tenons, and inserting the round insertion tenons into the round holes to clamp the lower rafter, and a step of engraving a rectangular mortise A in the upper rafter, engraving a rectangular mortise B in the lower rafter, making a rectangular insertion tenon whose shape is the same with the combining shapes of the rectangular mortise A and the rectangular mortise B, fixing the upper rafter head and the lower rafter head together through the hooked tenon, and fixing the upper rafter and the lower rafter by inserting the rectangular insertion tenon to complete the repair on the basis of not changing raw materials and construction technology.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the protection and repair of the wooden structure layer of the roof of an ancient building, and specifically relates to a method for reinforcing and repairing oblique palm-shaped rafters and purlin nodes of an ancient building. Background technique [0002] The rafters are large wooden components of ancient buildings. They are located between the purlins and the watchboards in the beam frame, and are placed on the upper and lower purlins and girders. They are arranged in a certain order, either at positive or oblique angles. Its section has two kinds of round and square. According to its location, "rafters" have different titles, such as: eaves rafters, brain rafters, flower rack rafters, etc. According to the research, the rafters have been used as early as the era of "wood as a nest", but because the roof was straight at that time, the "rafters" actually played the role of purlins. The dropped roof of the Han Dynasty indicat...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E04G23/02E04G23/03
CPCE04G23/0281
Inventor 叶建华李雨薇高富强杨谈蜀
Owner LUOYANG INST OF SCI & TECH
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