manualshive.com logo in svg

Meva Mammut XT, Manual

Share
Download
Meva Mammut XT Manual Download Page 14

Wall formwork

Mammut XT

Stripping corner

Stripping support

The stripping support (Fig. 53.1) 
is used to easily activate the 
stripping corner from above

with a power screwdriver, a 
ratchet spanner or a spanner. 
Tools with width across flats of 
27, 30 or 36 mm are to be used.

Assembly

1. Place the stripping support 
onto the connecting device at 
the top of the stripping corner. 
Make sure the suspension is 
inclined downwards (Fig. 53.2).
2. Connect the stripping support 
to the stripping corner with the 
head bolt 16/40 and cotter pin 4 
that are both integrated into the 
tensioning screw of the stripping 
support (Fig. 53.2).
3. Lock the stripping support to 
the stripping corner by driving 
the stripping corner’s wedge 
with a few hammer blows into 
the opening of the stripping sup-
port (Fig. 53.2).

Fig. 53.1

Fig. 53.2

Stripping support

Stripping corner

Tensioning screw

Head bolt

Wedge

Suspension

Description 

Ref. No.

Stripping support ..................

29-306-30

Spanner 
size 27 ..................................

29-800-10

Spanner size

27
30
36

Hexagonal nut

XT-53

Technical Instruction Manual / Status September 2018

Summary of Contents for Mammut XT

Page 1: ... 350 cm and wall thicknesses up to 30 cm the M alignment rail is not required Figures 40 3 and 40 4 and Table 4444 6 Attention Unused tie holes must always be closed with plug D35 38 or alternatively with XT sealing cone 10 with a pressed on plug D20 see page XT 18 M alignment rail 75 Mammut XT outside corner Description Ref No M alignment rail 75 29 400 95 Flange screw 18 29 401 10 XT sealing con...

Page 2: ...ed with plug D35 38 or alternatively with XT sealing cone 10 with a pressed on plug D20 see page XT 18 Mammut XT inside corner with tie hole Mammut XT outside corner Mammut XT panel 50 or 75 cm Additional frame tie hole Central combination tie hole Frame tie hole Fig 41 1 Mammut XT panel 50 or 75 cm with frame tie hole Description Ref No XT sealing cone 29 902 34 XT sealing cone 10 29 902 35 Plug ...

Page 3: ...bly locks for all other heights For stabilisation an cross stiffener 44 must be attached with a flange screw 18 to the multifunction profiles at each tie hole level Fig 42 4 Wide wood filler Æ RS assembly lock from 0 to 8 5 cm Æ Uni assembly lock 22 from 0 to 10 cm Æ Uni assembly lock 28 from 0 to 16 cm Description Ref No M cross stiffener 44 29 401 02 M assembly lock 29 400 71 Uni assembly lock 2...

Page 4: ...T panels can be butt jointed In this case the panels are then bolted together using M outside corner brackets and flange screws 18 Fig 43 5 Refer to Table 43 7 for the number of M outside corner brackets required b b a a Mammut XT outside corner 0 cm 10 15 Fig 43 3 Panel height in cm Number of M assembly locks single sided and two sided tying a b c 350 4 4 3 300 3 3 2 250 3 2 2 125 2 2 2 0 10 15 F...

Page 5: ...t Figures 44 2 to 44 5 and Table 44 6 For the position of the M assem bly locks refer to Figures 44 2 to 44 5 Pouring height in cm Number of M assembly locks single sided tying up to h 350 cm and WT 30 cm a b c 350 7 7 7 330 6 6 6 310 6 6 6 290 5 5 5 270 5 5 5 250 4 4 4 274 5 197 145 99 70 38 13 0 0 269 187 129 85 45 15 0 206 5 137 88 45 16 5 0 Fig 44 1 Fig 44 2 Up to a pouring height of 350 cm Fi...

Page 6: ...olted at the corners Fig ures 45 1 and 45 2 Height extended outside corner Pouring height cm Number of alignment rails from bottom to top at wall thickness cm Number of M assembly locks 0 25 26 50 51 75 76 100 101 125 425 1 1 10 475 1 1 10 500 1 1 11 550 2 2 12 600 1 2 2 13 650 1 1 1 2 2 14 700 1 1 1 2 2 15 750 1 1 1 2 2 16 800 2 2 2 3 3 17 850 2 2 2 3 3 18 900 2 2 2 3 3 19 950 3 3 3 4 4 20 Flange...

Page 7: ...crews If the inside angle α is greater than 100 alignment rails and a wooden blocking are also required on the inside Fig 46 2 Timber fillers and Uni assembly locks are used for length com pensation Figures 46 1 and 46 2 The hinged outside and inside corners can be set to an angle of 70 90 120 135 or 180 with a locking device Fig 46 3 Height 300 If 300 cm high M hinged corners are used Mammut 350 ...

Page 8: ... 69 5 105 Y 45 9 Y 46 7 Y 50 5 Y 54 4 Y 58 2 Y 62 0 Y 65 9 110 Y 44 3 Y 45 0 Y 48 5 Y 52 0 Y 55 5 Y 59 0 Y 62 5 115 Y 42 8 Y 43 4 Y 46 6 Y 49 8 Y 53 0 Y 56 2 Y 59 4 120 Y 41 4 Y 41 9 Y 44 8 Y 47 7 Y 50 6 Y 53 5 Y 56 4 125 Y 40 0 Y 40 5 Y 43 1 Y 45 7 Y 48 3 Y 50 9 Y 53 5 130 Y 38 7 Y 39 2 Y 41 5 Y 43 8 Y 46 2 Y 48 5 Y 50 8 135 Y 37 4 Y 37 9 Y 39 9 Y 42 0 Y 44 1 Y 46 1 Y 48 2 140 Y 36 2 Y 36 6 Y 38 ...

Page 9: ...th a 4 rope crane sling Fig 48 3 There is no need to disassemble the formwork For details see Figures 48 4 A and 48 5 B Note Æ The permissible load per stripping corner is 10 kN 1 ton To calculate the permissible load assume that only two stripping corners are used The maximum permissible total weight of the complete shaft formwork is thus 20 kN 2 tons If the total weight exceeds 20 kN 2 tons four...

Page 10: ...mbly locks connecting the stripping corner to the panels are positioned in certain areas of the stripping corner No assembly locks can be attached and positioned in the grey shaded areas Height 350 cm requires three assembly locks Fig 49 1 Fig 49 1 No assembly locks possible in grey shaded areas Description Ref No M 350 stripping corner 350 25 23 151 00 M stripping corner 350 25 XT 49 Technical In...

Page 11: ...ositioned in certain areas of the stripping corner No assembly locks can be attached and positioned in the grey shaded areas Height 300 cm requires two assembly locks Fig 50 1 Note If 300 cm high outside corners are used Mammut 350 Mammut panels are to be used next to the XT outside corner Fig 50 1 No assembly locks possible in grey shaded areas Description Ref No M stripping corner 300 25 23 151 ...

Page 12: ... the assembly locks connecting the stripping corner to the panels are positioned in certain areas of the stripping corner No assembly locks can be attached and positioned in the grey shaded areas Up to a height of 250 cm two assembly locks are required Figures 51 1 and 51 2 Description Ref No M stripping corner 250 25 23 151 20 M stripping corner 125 25 23 151 30 M stripping corner 250 25 M stripp...

Page 13: ... effort Pages XT 53 and 54 describe how to activate the stripping corner with the strip ping support 5 Attach the stripping corners with crane slings to the crane gear Make sure the entire form work is completely removed from the poured walls before lifting it by crane 6 The entire formwork is moved in one single lift and detached from the crane when it is in its new position 7 The stripping corne...

Page 14: ... 53 2 2 Connect the stripping support to the stripping corner with the head bolt 16 40 and cotter pin 4 that are both integrated into the tensioning screw of the stripping support Fig 53 2 3 Lock the stripping support to the stripping corner by driving the stripping corner s wedge with a few hammer blows into the opening of the stripping sup port Fig 53 2 Fig 53 1 Fig 53 2 Stripping support Stripp...

Page 15: ...stripping corner and separates the shaft formwork from the poured walls Fig 54 4 Fig 54 1 Stripping support Hexagonal nut Power screwdriver Tensioning screw Bell crank lever Stripping corner Fig 54 3 Fig 54 4 Suspension Hexagonal nut Tensioning screw Stripping support Ratchet spanner Stripping corner Bell crank lever Suspension Fig 54 2 Description Ref No Stripping support 29 306 30 Spanner size 2...

Page 16: ... that they can easily be removed from the poured wall between the corners Stripping procedure 1 Remove the M assembly locks connecting the stripping corners to the panels Fig 55 1 2 Activate the M stripping cor ner Fig 55 2 and pages XT 52 to 54 3 Lift the stripping corners off then strip the panels Fig 55 3 Fig 55 1 Fig 55 2 Fig 55 3 M stripping corner has been activated XT 55 Technical Instructi...

Page 17: ...he compensation panel alignment rails with flange screw 18 must be attached The minimum number of alignment rails depends on the number of tie holes panel height Fig ures 56 1 to 56 4 Fig 56 2 Fig 56 3 Fig 56 4 Mammut XT com pensation panel Plastic nail bar Central support with two sided tying above compensation width 30 cm Mammut XT compensation panel without central support up to compensation wi...

Page 18: ...nction profiles Fig 57 1 Timber profile Timber profiles are used for gaps exceeding 17 cm Figures 57 2 and 57 3 A facing is cut to size and attached to the timber profiles For stabilisation align ment rails with flange nuts are to be attached at the tie hole Fig 57 4 or to the multi func tion profile The minimum num ber of alignment rails depends on the number of tie holes panel height For problem...

Page 19: ...125 125 M alignment rail 450 reinforced 2 U profiles 140 265 225 200 200 Table 58 3 refers to multiple span beams The maximum filler width X for the bracing at tie hole level Fig 58 1 and the bracing at the multi function profile level is determined by the permissible fresh concrete pressure and the type of alignment rail used Table 58 3 Description Ref No M alignment rail 450 reinforced 29 402 38...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands