Structural Atlas of House Prefabricated Walls

Here are introductions to some common structural atlases of house prefabricated walls:

16G906 National Standard Atlas: This atlas focuses on the on-site construction of prefabricated concrete shear wall structure residential buildings where vertical reinforcement of prefabricated components is connected using grout sleeves. It comprehensively elaborates on the composition of the prefabricated concrete shear wall structural system through a combination of illustrations and textual descriptions, enabling construction personnel to clearly understand the constituent elements of the entire structural system. Meanwhile, it provides a detailed introduction to the overall construction process, with clear instructions on the sequence from pre-construction preparations to each construction stage. Regarding the stacking and placement of components, it offers reasonable stacking methods and placement requirements to ensure that the components are not damaged during storage. For finished product protection, it proposes targeted measures to prevent quality issues during transportation and installation of the components. The construction techniques for component hoisting and installation are one of the key contents of this atlas, which describes in detail the selection of hoisting equipment, hoisting methods, and precautions during installation. The treatment of cast-in-place joints and waterproof joints of exterior wall panels are also crucial parts, relating to the integrity and waterproof performance of the structure. In addition, the atlas includes requirements for safe construction, calculation examples, and inspection and acceptance record charts, providing comprehensive guidance and reference for construction personnel.

15G365 - 1 'Prefabricated Concrete Shear Wall Exterior Wall Panels': This atlas is applicable to prefabricated concrete shear wall structure residential buildings designed for non-seismic areas and seismic areas with a seismic design intensity of 6 - 8 degrees. It mainly compiles non-composite sandwich insulation exterior wall panels with floor heights of 2800mm, 2900mm, and 3000mm, covering five commonly used planar components: exterior walls without openings, exterior walls with a high sill window opening, exterior walls with a low sill window opening, exterior walls with two window openings, and exterior walls with a door opening. The atlas provides template drawings, reinforcement drawings, and material lists for the inner and outer leaf panels of various components, enabling construction personnel to accurately fabricate and install the components according to these drawings. At the same time, it offers detailed construction details of the connecting joints used in conjunction to ensure a firm and reliable connection between the components.

'Structural Details of Prefabricated Double-sided Composite Concrete Shear Walls': This atlas is applicable to newly built, renovated, and expanded civil and industrial construction projects in areas with a seismic design intensity of 8 degrees and below, and with concrete environmental categories of Class I, Class IIa, and Class IIb. The main contents of the atlas include the basic joint details of prefabricated double-sided composite concrete shear walls and non-load-bearing composite walls, as well as the connection joint details between prefabricated double-sided composite concrete shear walls and floor slabs, prefabricated air conditioning panels on floor slabs, parapet walls, etc., and the connection joints of basement composite retaining walls, providing detailed technical support for the design and construction of relevant projects.