Groz-beckert Kg

Hans Pfaff

Roland Karle

Hans Kromer

A structural element () for use as a ceiling element or wall element. The structural element () has a facing shell () and a relatively thicker supporting shell (). The facing shell () has a first concrete layer () with a textile reinforcement () arranged therein. The supporting shell () has a second concrete layer () and a supporting shell reinforcement () in the form of a box-grid structure from interconnected structural steel elements (). The facing shell () is connected to the supporting shell () by a plurality of metal-free connecting bodies () in the form of a three-dimensional a textile grid structure (). The textile grid structure can be produced as a woven fabric, a plait, a nonwoven fabric or a knit from carbon fibers and/or glass fiber threads that have a coating to produce the three-dimensional structure. Each connecting body () extends in at least two spatial planes.

Growing community of inventors

Winterlingen, Germany

Hans Pfaff