About the Post Wall and its applications
The post wall is a frame that is used to distribute the force applied to the wall. The material of this frame usually consists of corners, studs and profiles, which distribute the force well throughout the wall. The use of wall posts for walls that are not directly involved with the building frame is to prevent them from collapsing in situations such as earthquakes and other accidents.
Wall Post formation
Wall post was produced according to Iran's 2800 standard and to reduce earthquake damage by engineers, architects and other workers to help with construction.
Black rebar and its application in construction
The bed rebar is a pair of wires that are placed lengthwise and wires are connected to it in the form of ladder steps or zigzag in width by welding. The bed rebar is used in the following cases:
• Effective in building columns to withstand vertical pressure and oblique fracture
• Strengthening the steel used in the building to arrange brick or block walls
• Using stainless steel rebar to strengthen and repair cracked or damaged walls
Includes Barbone Integration into the Construction
Experts in the field of construction, by examining the statistics of casualties caused by the destruction of buildings in accidents such as floods, earthquakes, fires, and lightning strikes, found that the greatest damage occurred when the walls and roof of the building had sufficient resistance. They have not been and have collapsed. For this reason, in order to strengthen the roof and walls using an affordable and available product, the bed rebar was entered into the field of construction by engineers.
Check the difference between the Post and the Bed Rebar
Now that we know what products wall post and bed rebar are and what their use is, we will go to the specialized review of these two products so that we can better understand the difference between wall post and bed rebar.
How to connect the Wall Post to the main structure of the structure
In order to know the difference between wall post and bed rebar, we must examine how each one is connected to the main frame of the building. The wall post is connected to the main column and beams of the structure using the welding method and the use of screws. According to the standard of European countries, the welding method is not used due to its low flexibility, but in Iran, due to its less acceptance, welding is still used. One of the most important things that makes the structure strong and resistant is the flexibility of its components.
The post wall is made in the outer and inner parts of the walls as well as the window frames as double panes with a specific and standard distance. Because the connection point between the walls and columns is filled with polyurethane. This issue causes less flexibility due to the vertical pressure resulting from accidents at the connection point, and this has prompted experts to evaluate the method of connecting the wall post to the main frame as unprincipled. For this reason, traditional and old wall posts are not used much and newer methods and methods are used.
Difference of Wall Post and Bed Rebar on Resistance
If you want to know the difference between wall post and bed rebar, checking the resistance of each will give you good information.
Strength of the post wall: The post wall is divided into two types, concrete and steel. The steel type is in corner, stud and can forms. The strength of the post wall is so strong that it can keep the wall of the structure intact so that it can be prevented from collapsing during an earthquake and cause less damage. Wall post has more strength and strength to withstand shear and pressure forces. style="white-space: normal; font-size: inherit;">The bed rebar is usually made of stainless steel or galvanized steel. Since it is used in construction, it should have good resistance against the moisture of materials used in construction. This resistance by using various types of anti-rust coating on the surface of the rebar to a large extent
Difference of the Wall Post and Rebar on the location
Clay, brick, load bearing and non-load bearing structures are the best place to install bed rebar. Wall post is used in all types of skeletons, including metal and concrete, in areas such as large openings, inside the frame, walls, blades, next to doors and windows, and shelters.