Expansion Joint for Longitudinal Load Transfer
US-2017314258-A1 · Nov 2, 2017 · US
US10125490B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10125490-B2 |
| Application number | US-201815960718-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Apr 24, 2018 |
| Priority date | Jul 22, 2016 |
| Publication date | Nov 13, 2018 |
| Grant date | Nov 13, 2018 |
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The present disclosure relates generally to systems for providing a durable water-resistant and fire-resistant foam-based seal in the joint between adjacent panels. A fire-resistant and water-resistant expansion joint seal is provided which includes one or more foam members and a plurality of intumescent members interspersed within the foam member or members to provide a spring recovery force and fire resistance.
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What is claimed is: 1. A fire-resistant and water-resistant expansion joint seal, comprising: a plurality of foam members, a plurality of intumescent members, each of the plurality of intumescent members having a lateral cross section, each of the lateral cross sections presenting a wave-like profile; each of the plurality of intumescent members having an intumescent member spring force; each of the plurality of intumescent members interspersed between two of the plurality of foam members; and where at least one of the plurality of the intumescent members extends beyond one of a top surface, a bottom surface, or a side of at least one of the plurality of foam members. 2. The joint seal of claim 1 , further comprising a vapor-impermeable membrane positioned intermediate one of the plurality of foam members and one of the plurality of intumescent members. 3. The joint seal of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of foam members has a bottom surface and further comprising a vapor impermeable membrane adhered to the bottom surface of at least one of the plurality of foam members. 4. A fire-resistant and water-resistant expansion joint seal, comprising: a foam member, the foam member having a foam height; a plurality of intumescent members, each of the plurality of intumescent members having a lateral cross section, the lateral cross section presenting wave-like profile; each of the plurality of intumescent members having an intumescent member spring force; and each of the plurality of intumescent members interspersed within the foam member; each of the plurality of intumescent members adhered to the foam member; at least one of the plurality of intumesce members extending beyond one of a top surface, a bottom surface, and a side of the foam member. 5. A fire-resistant and water-resistant expansion joint seal, comprising: a first plurality of foam members, a first plurality of intumescent members, each of the first plurality of intumescent members having a lateral cross section, each of the lateral cross sections of the first plurality of intumescent members presenting a wave-like profile; each of the first plurality of intumescent members having a first intumescent spring force; each of the first plurality of intumescent members interspersed between two of the first plurality of foam members, a second plurality of foam members, a second plurality of intumescent members, each of the second plurality of intumescent members having a lateral cross section, each of the lateral cross sections of the second plurality of intumescent members presenting a wave-like profile; each of the second plurality of intumescent members having an second intumescent member spring force; each of the second plurality of intumescent members interspersed between two of the second plurality of foam members, a vapor-impermeable membrane, the vapor-impermeable membrane adhered to a bottom of the first plurality of foam members and the vapor-impermeable membrane adhered to a top of the second plurality of foam members; and wherein one of the first plurality of intumescent members extends beyond one of a top surface of one of the first plurality of foam members, a bottom surface of one of the first plurality of foam members, or a side of one of the first plurality of foam members wherein one of the second plurality of intumescent members extend beyond one of a top surface of one of the second plurality of foam members, a bottom surface of one of the second plurality of a foam members, or a side of one of the second plurality of foam members. 6. A fire-resistant and water-resistant expansion joint seal, comprising: a foam member, the foam member having a foam height; a plurality of intumescent members, each of the plurality of intumescent members having a lateral cross section, the lateral cross section presenting a wave-like profile; each of the plurality of intumescent members having an intumescent member spring force; each of the plurality of intumescent members interspersed within the foam member; each of the plurality of intumescent members adhered to the foam member; and an extruded gland at least partially encasing the foam member.
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