Prefabricated House Foundation Assembly Images

The patented prefabricated foundation products from Magpie Housing provide images and descriptions related to the prefabrication and assembly of house foundations, covering key aspects such as factory prefabrication, on-site construction, hoisting and assembly, and connection technologies.

1. Factory Prefabrication Images
   These images showcase the entire process of prefabricating foundation components in a factory using high-precision molds. The components are designed to be standardized, with molds ensuring dimensional accuracy. Automated production lines are used to complete concrete pouring and curing processes. The images clearly display the positioning devices of the molds, the binding methods of the steel reinforcement skeletons, and the surface finish after concrete vibration and compaction, demonstrating the efficiency and quality control of industrial production.

2. On-Site Excavation and Layout Images
   These images document the on-site preparation work before foundation construction. Construction personnel use design drawings to position and lay out the foundation, employing total stations or laser positioning instruments to determine foundation locations and marking lines to delineate excavation boundaries. Subsequently, foundation pits are excavated, with the images showing excavation methods under different geological conditions (such as mechanical excavation or manual trimming) and foundation pit acceptance criteria (such as depth, slope, and flatness), providing precise benchmarks for the installation of subsequent prefabricated modules.

3. One-Day Hoisting Completion Images
   These scene images depict the rapid hoisting and assembly process of prefabricated foundation modules on-site. Modules are hoisted to designated positions by cranes using dedicated lifting fixtures. The images allow observation of the module's lifting point design, temporary support measures, and installation sequence. Thanks to the lightweight design of the modules (such as hollow structures or composite material applications) and standardized interfaces, the hoisting time for a single module can be controlled within minutes, with the entire foundation assembly completed within a day, significantly shortening the construction period.

4. Dry Connection Technology Images
   These images provide detailed insights into the connection methods between modules. Dry connections are achieved using prestressed bolts or welded steel plates, eliminating the need for wet operations and avoiding the curing time of traditional cast-in-place concrete. The images show the preload control devices for bolts, the welding processes for steel plates, and the waterproofing details at connection nodes, ensuring that connection strength and durability meet design requirements. Dry connection technology also facilitates later maintenance and disassembly, aligning with green building principles.

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