Spiral laminated structural cone and manufacturing method
US-9205625-B2 · Dec 8, 2015 · US
US10486388B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10486388-B2 |
| Application number | US-201815878098-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 23, 2018 |
| Priority date | Mar 30, 2017 |
| Publication date | Nov 26, 2019 |
| Grant date | Nov 26, 2019 |
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A gypsum fiber roofing panel with an angled edge for accommodating environmentally-induced expansion is provided, including a homogeneous body formed from a slurry of gypsum and reinforcing fibers having a face panel, a back panel, and a plurality of side edges, each side edge having an angle relative to a plane defined by the adjacent face panel in the range of 81-87° for accommodating environmentally-induced expansion relative to adjacent panels upon installation on a roof.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A gypsum fiber roofing panel, comprising: a homogeneous body formed from a slurry of gypsum and reinforcing fibers having a face panel, a back panel, and a plurality of side edges; each said side edge having an angle extending from said face panel to said back panel relative to a plane defined by n adjacent said face panel in the range of 81-87° for accommodating environmentally-induced expansion relative to adjacent panels upon installation on a roof. 2. The roofing panel of claim 1 , wherein each of four sides of said panel have said angled side edges. 3. The roofing panel of claim 1 , wherein said angle of said side edge measured relative to a plane defined by the adjacent face panel is 85°. 4. The roofing panel of claim 1 , wherein said panel has a thickness in the range of ¼-inch to ½-inch. 5. The roofing panel of claim 4 wherein said panel has a density of approximately 77 pcf. 6. The roofing panel of claim 1 , wherein said panel has a density in the range of 50-85 pcf. 7. The roofing panel of claim 1 , wherein said panel has a density in the range of 64 to 80 pcf. 8. A gypsum fiber roofing panel, comprising: a homogeneous body formed from a slurry of gypsum and reinforcing fibers having a face panel, a back panel, and a plurality of side edges, said panel having a thickness of approximately ¼-inch and a density of approximately 77 pcf; and each said side edge having an angle extending from said face panel to said back panel relative to a plane defined by an adjacent said face panel of approximately 85° and forming a point adjacent said back panel for accommodating environmentally-induced expansion relative to adjacent panels upon installation on a roof. 9. A pair of gypsum fiber roofing panels used to form a roof, comprising: each said panel having a homogeneous body formed from a slurry of gypsum and reinforcing fibers having a face panel, a back panel, and a plurality of side edges; each said side edge having an angle extending from said face panel to said back panel relative to a plane defined by an adjacent said face panel in the range of 81-87°, each said side edge forming a point; upon assembly of said panels adjacent each other, said side edges contact each other at said point of each said panel; said panels being constructed and arranged so that said angled edges of said adjacent panels collapse to form a generally vertical edge for accommodating environmentally-induced expansion relative to adjacent panels upon installation on the roof. 10. The pair of roofing panels of claim 9 , wherein in each said panel, each of four sides of said panel have said angled side edges. 11. The pair of roofing panels of claim 9 , wherein each said panel has a thickness in the range of ¼-inch to ½-inch. 12. The pair of roofing panels of claim 9 , wherein each said panel has a density in the range of 50-85 pcf. 13. The pair of roofing panels of claim 12 wherein each said panel has a density of approximately 77 pcf. 14. The pair of roofing panels of claim 9 , wherein each said panel has a density in the range of 64 to 80 pcf. 15. The pair of roofing panels of claim 9 , wherein each said panel has a thickness of ¼-inch, a density of approximately 77 pcf and said adjacent side edges compress approximately 0.040 inch to 0.055 inch under 18-20 pounds of force. 16. The pair of roofing panels of claim 9 , wherein each said panel has a thickness of ⅜-inch, a density of approximately 63 pcf and said adjacent side edges compress approximately 0.078 inch to 0.090 inch under 28-30 pounds of force.
Build-up roofs, i.e. consisting of two or more layers bonded together in situ, at least one of the layers being of watertight composition (gravelling of flat roofs E04D7/00; venting or ventilation E04D13/17) · CPC title
Roofing materials · CPC title
Panels with profiled edges, e.g. stepped, serrated · CPC title
reinforced · CPC title
characterised by the shape or structure (translucent E04C2/54) · CPC title
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