BIDIMENSIONAL PREFABRICATION SYSTEM FOR CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS MADE UP OF MODULAR EQUIPPABLE WALLS HAVING A WOOD LOAD BEARING STRUCTURE, RELEVANT FIXTURES FOR THE REALISATION OF THE PREFABRICATION COMPONENTS, AND PREFABRICATION COMPONENTS

Abstract: The invention relates to a bidimensional prefabrication system for civil and industrial buildings made up of modular equippable walls having a wood load bearing structure. The invention also relates to fixtures for the realisation of the prefabricated components, and particularly to a multiequipped bed frame, and to a joint element. Moreover, the invention concerns prefabrication components.

Description: BIDIMENSIONAL PREFABRICATION SYSTEM FOR CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS MADE UP OF MODULAR EQUIPPABLE WALLS HAVING A WOOD LOAD BEARING STRUCTURE, RELEVANT FIXTURES FOR THE REALISATION OF THE PREFABRICATION COMPONENTS, AND PREFABRICATION COMPONENTS The present invention relates to a bidimensional prefabrication system having finished wall modules. Particularly, the present invention concerns a prefabrication system which, even industrialising the whole production cycle, allows to maintain the maximum compositive - intrinsic and expressive freedom under the architectural point of view. This system is based on the aggregation of modular wall elements having the structural parts comprised of wood and conceived in such a way to be completely assembled by plugging, finishing and plants before than the assembly step on the field; this allows to eliminate the building process in situ, the needing of having skilled labour and at the same time to dramatically reduce the manufacturing and mounting times, all the above bringing to a reduction of costs strictly connected with the use of handicraft labour. The equippable modular walls guarantee the maintenance of the full freedom of architectural design expression, since it is possible to assemble them by an exhaustive range of standard or not standard integrable modular components, satisfying all the architectural needing usual in the modern design. Further, the present invention concems a multi - equipped bed frame with an adjustable positioning. More specifically, the invention concems a frame of the above kind which allows the assembly of a group of standard components prepared according to the design directly with the factory without the need of skilled labour and technical time drastically reduced, to obtain a single assembly (equippable modular wall), structural sub - assembly of the global system, provided with structural parts, pluggings, finishings and plants. The solution suggested according to the present invention is based upon the principle of the guided fixed joint and tightening by pressing of simple intelligent components, suitably conceived to be connected in a simple, automatic and flexible way. The present invention also relates to a joint element for an easy composite assembling. More specifically, the invention relates to a joint element suitable to join each other more than one structural component, thus simplifying and helping the assembling and tightening steps in the field. Finally, the present invention relates to a complete equippable modular wall. More particularly, the invention relates to a wall of the above kind, preferably having a wood support structure, and that allows to obtain any kind of structural aesthetic combination, always relying upon a double track main structure. As it is well known, the known prefabrication systems can be divided in two main classes: on one side the global prefabrication systems bringing to the creation of standard inhabited modules, destined to the realisation of civil and industrial buildings, characterised by a flat and constant qualitative property of the aesthetic, structural and distributive aspect, many modules being industrially produced in a rigid way and no being possible to go out of the severe design and manufacturing schematization but to the prejudice of very high costs and of the need of highly skilled labour for the integration of not standard components. On the other side, the systems providing a specialised prefabrication of the single components of single steps of the manufacturing process, like, for example the prefabrication of the sole structural part, delegate to the assembling and finishing step on the field the realisation of the main part of the building, being thus assimilable to handicraft products as to the specialisation, costs and realisation time are concerned. It is known that both the global prefabrication and the specialised prefabrication systems are in most cases characterised by very low qualitative levels, connected to the need of reducing the costs of the materials employed, said costs becoming very high for all the not- standard parts of the buildings, and for the mounting and finishing steps on the field. A further disadvantage of the known prefabrication systems, mainly for the civil buildings, is due the low flexibility and repeatability of the structure or of the elements comprising the same with the consequent negative influence either on the landscape and for the users of the same building who has no space to introduce personalization elements during the design step of the building, the system being strictly conditioned by the prefabricated components not developed in a sufficient way. Instead, as to the known wood prefabrication systems, two different main kinds can be individuated: the first one comprises systems by which it is possible to realise in rather long time and with very high costs buildings for which it is necessary to make the completion of the wood structural part, the plugging and the plants directly on the field employing skilled labour, and a second one comprises systems allowing to realise very easy products, not finished, comprised of elementary room units that can be difficulty integrated each other and having not appropriate features. The choice of wood as material for the realisation of prefabricated structures, if it is not suitably treated, is not competitive with other traditional construction materials, since it does not guarantee the maintenance during the time of the performance features initially designed. It is therefore well evident the need of introducing in the field of the building industrialisation technology for civil and industrial buildings, a bidimensional prefabrication system which is more flexible and satisfying the different design need, which is able to overcome the drawbacks of the known systems, by industrialising the whole manufacturing process of all the elements of the building, in order to produce by serial cycles different houses having a high qualitative coefficient . More particularly, the bidimensional prefabrication system according to the present invention aims to replace a specialistic system by a global prefabrication system, provided that this solution is not limited to the preparation of the structural elements but provides during the industrialised production step also the creation and the preparation of modular element having pluggings, plants and finishings; all the above is possible thanks to the utilisation of complete modular elements; as far as the elements are concerned, the reaching of essential shapes and proportions is due to a rationalised experimental analysis, aiming to the maximum optimisation and integration of a single component, within the structural system, as well as of the capability to be able to easily assemble floors and roofs integrable with said complete modular elements, thus avoiding the needing of skilled labour, and at the same time reducing the mounting time and the relevant costs. In order to satisfy such needing it is proposed according to the invention a prefabrication system providing a complete manufacturing cycle of said component elements bringing to the creation of complete wall modules and able to perform the structural and plugging function, to be provided with finishings and plants and to be able to be integrated with all the other structural floor and roof elements necessary for the realisation of the building. The choice of making the wall modular elements complete with plugging, finishings and plants that can be mounted and connected with the corresponding elements and the floor structures by a guided connection fixed joint system and coupling joints is based on a precise structural choice: the building is schematised as a global box-type system since either said wall elements and the roofs behaves like shear wall able to guarantee the seismic safety provided by the rules. The connections are ensured by hinge joints easy to be mounted and highly resistant and provided with adjustment and control means. The structural choice upon which the present invention is based further provides that the floor elements are realised as self-bearing sandwich panels acting on rigid beams along the horizontal plane and acting as box-type beams along a plane parallel with respect to the ground. Finally, the element making it possible the above mentioned structural choices and the possibility of realising the equippable wall modules an industrial manufacturing process, making them suitable each time to the different design features, is the choice of making all the structural components, like pillars, main inner beams and floor, secondary and tertiary arches by conifer lamellar wood glued by resorcinol resins with very high pressures and impregnated by vacuum autoclave. In view of the particular features of static strength, lightness and easy of mounting of the lamellar wood, all the structural elements have received further functions besides the structural function, such as those of housing the fixing tools of the various elements making the wall during the assembling step, of housing of the peripheral connections of the technical plants, of easy integration with the other structural elements. More particularly, in order to realise said integration with the other structural elements, it is proposed according to the invention to prepare the end and eventually intermediate surfaces of each component with particular shaping destined to allow a easy insertion with the mating shaping of the adjacent elements: housing and favouring the preparation of the fixing elements; defining the housing seats for the passage of the plant connections. The basis for the structural choice characteristic of the prefabrication system according to the invention is an industrialisation process always more sophisticated during the execution of the basic components, so as to reduce the factory manufacturing costs and to be able to use assembling method that can be executed by little not skilled working units and to reduced fittings in the field. This feature of the industrial realisation system for the basic components provides a design step during which the whole design is analysed by computers as to its feasibility and components, and automatically divided into single walls, for each one of said walls the single elements and the relevant nodes are individuated, designed and decomposed. As to the bed frame here described, the machinery according to the present invention has been realised on the basis of some main points: - the frame is based on a size fitting of the relevant parts in order to allow the realisation of all the possible size variations for the structural parts (modular bidimensional walls), without the need of divisions or limitation; - it provides an assembly pre-established guide, working as a guide forced to the proper insertion of the standard components without the need of any mental elaboration, but only a rationalised and elementary pre-established sequence in order to guarantee a perfect assembly. It absolutely does not jeopardise the compositive freedom of the system, since it is included within a step of the general manufacturing cycle, wherein all the architectural - functional needing have already been interpreted and translated. An essential contribution is obtained by the standard components providing particular surface conformations, further facilitate the above mentioned steps; - the frame according to the invention is able to normalise the tolerances in order to allow, in case offsets can occur due to outer events, a new stabilisation of the proper proportions and relevant positions among the single components in such a way to not jeopardise the following assembly steps by maintaining the mistaken; - the frame according to the invention constitutes an instrument supporting the repeated needing of the worker since during the assembling step all the main actions performed by the skilled workers are realised in a fast way, thanks to the rationalisation and to the ergonomic determination of the containers and of the fixing elements for the very few tool necessary to the tightening of the single components; - it allows a rationalised motion within the manufacturing cycle since thanks to the help of oleodynamic pneumatic pistons, the working plan can take different positions between 0° and 90°, in order to allow the integration two different steps: the first assembly step in a horizontal position where the reduced height speeds up and facilitates the steps; the second one is the discharge step with the assembled unitary element already in a vertical position, by grasping and transfer to the next manufacturing steps. Further, the invention suggests a joint element made up of two main components, preferably realised by galvanised zinc steel, i.e. the insertion pin and the housing cylinder, which integrates themselves sliding one within the other, and comprising a series of complementary elements realising a complete blocking system. The particular kind of tightening gives to two basic components the static feature similar to the one of a hinge, thus guaranteeing the complete respect of the degrees of freedom in the space for the assembled bodies, thus strengthening the capability of absorbing the high strength of the tension stresses. The rapidity and the easy of mounting are characterised by the fact that the sole operation needed to make the joint according to the invention as a single component is the screwing of the bolt, said screwing dragging the two basic components according to a baricentric axis, thus bringing the mating shaped surfaces in contact, thus realising a clamp blocking system. Finally, object of the invention is that of suggesting an equippable modular wall substantially comprising two perimetric tracks, within which multi - functional components are placed, which thanks to their particular morphologic conformation, allow to realise a infinitive series of compositions in order to guarantee a global design flexibility and a contemporaneous perfect execution of architectural products. As it is well evident, flexibility is a particularly interesting aspect, since within the design and realisation of the wall two different elements can be individuated: the first one aimed to obtain an inner compositive elasticity (possibility of associating all the multi - functional elements in view of the technical - realizative needing, varying from the simple solution of the technical passages to the contemporaneous facilitation of the assembling steps by the factory); a second aimed to the extreme compositive aspect, i.e. the unlimited aggregative possibility obtained by the walls with respect to an immediate adaptability to aesthetic and functional needing, which are periodically faced up in any constructive design. The feature that can be obtained by the solution according to the present invention allows to compose any kind of wall always using the bearing track substantially made up of an upper beam and a Iower beam, within which the different standard components are inserted. In this way it is possible to obtain a dimensional development mainly according to the biggest direction, without any limitation under a functional point of view. More particularly, it is specific object of the present invention a prefabrication system for civil and industrial buildings comprising complete equippable modular walls, having a lamellar wood bearing structure, characterised by a well defined and correlated procedural hierarchy comprising a first step of examination of the architectural design; a second step of transfer of said design on computers and division of the same into complete wall modular elements and individuation, for each one of them, of the structural or not structural components; a third step of dimensional reciprocal adaptation of said standard components to the design data determining the dimensions of all the structural components, finishings, accessories, plants, of their mutual positions and couplings; a fourth step of individuation of the kind of work necessary for each semifinished product; a fifth step of transfer of said design data to the machines necessary to the realisation of said components; a sixth step of realisation of said structural and not structural components; a seventh step of assembling with the factory of said structural and not structural components for the realisation of finished multi - functional bidimensional structural elements (equippable modular wall); an eighth step of transfer of said bidimensional elements at the field; a ninth step of assembling of said bidimensional elements and integration with the horizontal structural components; a tenth step of connection of the plants. According to the present invention, said first step of examination of the architectural design and of the functional and architectural requests of the client and said second step of transfer of said design on computer in order to make the scansion and the conversion of the same design in single components, according to the parameters making the personalised library of the system and therefore the typology of the standard elements, permits the realisation of any architectural typology connected to a suitably assembled set of standard elements. Always according to the invention, the realisation of any kind of architectural typology is based upon the possibility of dimensionally varying the standard elements individuated during the second step in order to adapt them to the design needing, as well as on the possibility of individuating the mutual positions of the components and of the joints so as to have all the design data for each element by which a correct work is possible. Always according to the invention, the design data complete of any information are transferred to the machines to be used for the realisation of the various components. Said machines are provided with computer systems processing and transforming said data consequently operating the single parts of the same, so as to obtain finished pieces ready to be assembled. According to the prefabrication system of the present invention, said multi wall function complex elements are divided in such a way to allow an easy transport to the field without jeopardising the structural resistance of the same. Always according to the invention, said ninth step of assembling at the field occurs by connection and following attaching of said modular walls in correspondence of the upper and lower joint element and contemporaneous finishing by the floor, and roof elements and connection of the different positions of the plant. Further, it specific object of the present invention a multi - equipped bed frame having an adjustable positioning comprising a base plane; a support frame, hinged to said base plane in such a way to be able to take with respect to said plane any orientation from horizontal to vertical, a longitudinal track element provided integral with said support frame; a counter - shape or start abutment provided at one end of said track element; a tool supporting element or castle; a movable transverse element for the sliding longitudinal adjustment along said track element; and a plurality of movable transverse elements for the transversal adjustment, movable along said track element. Preferably, according to the invention, said support frame is movable by a hinge coupling with respect to said plane by electro - hydraulic pistons in such a way to allow the disappearance of the electro - hydraulic pistons. Always according to the invention, said tool supporting element or castle can provide containers and electric and pneumatic connections with tube winders. Further, according to the invention, said movable transverse element for the longitudinal adjustment can be made up of a C shaped tridimensional frame, provided with two vertically adjustable horizontal electro - hydraulic movable cylinders, operated by a ratiomotor and slidable along opposite longitudinal sliding guides. Furthermore, said movable transverse element for the longitudinal regulation can be provided with a control movable push¬ button. Still according to the invention, said movable transverse elements for the transverse adjustment can be made up of equipped tubular elements sliding along said track element, that can be stopped in the desired position by a mechanical clamping. Further, according to the invention, in the upper end of the tubular element a hydraulic piston can be mounted (a thrust between 200 and 2000 Kg), fixed by a support with an height adjustable counter - bracket and that can be mechanically blocked by a rack. The number of movable transverse for the transversal adjustment is chosen in such a way to be sufficient to guarantee the mutual disposition of the distance between centres, a proper positioning of the components, so as to avoid that the distance between different resting points can interfere in any way (flexion stresses) with the proper positioning of the same. Always according to the invention, in the Iower end of the transverse element a support square is fixed, said square defining the guided housing for the insertion of the Iower longitudinal components of the structure to be assembled; the same function is performed on the other end by a containment template for the upper longitudinal components of the structure to be assembled. Still according to the invention, said track element comprises two steel channels connected to a reticular waφing made up of slanting crossed tubes. Another specific object of the present invention is a joint element for the facilitated composite assembling compπsing a substantially frusto-conical shaped insertion pin male element, provided with a central through hole, and a housing female element having a central through hole for the insertion of said male element and two threaded blind transverse holes. Preferably, according to the invention, said male element and said female element are made up of galvanised zinc steel. Further, according to the invention, said male element provides a blind transverse hole for the coupling of a tightening tool. Always according to the invention, said male element provides a slightly tapered cylindrical front portion to facilitate the insertion within said central through hole of said female element. Still according to the invention, the outer surface of said male element is completely smooth. Said female element of the joint element according to the invention can provide on two sides with respect to the through central hole a surface cylindrical recess for the housing of a tightening element and a slot for facilitating the introduction of the male element, respectively. Still according to the invention, a plate to be placed between the fixing element and the wall can be provided. The joint element according to the invention allows to realise any kind of fixing by suitably combining its components with tightening and coupling elements. Finally, it is object of the present invention also an equippable modular wall comprising an upper beam and a Iower beam, each beam being comprised of a pair of longitudinal elements disposed parallel each other, said double track structure comprised of the upper and the Iower beam realising a double track structure for the introduction of vertical elements for the completion of the wall. Further, according to the invention, said pair of longitudinal elements of said upper and Iower beams are separated and kept parallel each other by spacer elements. Still according to the invention, said upper and Iower beams are provided with passages for the cables and/or tubes, shunt boxes, eco Always according to the invention, said wall can be coupled with a further prosecution or corner wall by suitable coupling means. Particularly, according to the invention, said vertical elements for the completion of the wall can be of any kind and structure, being only important that they are realised in such a way to be introduced in the track structure and fixed by suitable means. The present invention will be now described, for illustrative but not limitative purposes, according to its preferred embodiments, with particular reference to the figures of the enclosed drawings, wherein: figure 1 is a plan schematic view of a bed frame according to the invention; figure 2 is a front schematic view of the bed frame of figure 1 ; figure 3 shows the insertion pin of the joint element according to the invention; figure 4 shows the housing cylinder of the joint element according to the invention; figure 5 shows a first use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 6 shows a second use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 7 shows an example of a wall on which the joint element according to the invention is used; figure 8 shows a third use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 9 shows a fourth use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 10 shows a plan view of a plate to be used in particular with the solutions shown in figures 8 and 9; figure 11 shows a fifth use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 12 shows a sixth use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 13 particularly shows a use of the joint element according to figure 6; figure 14 particularly shows a use of the joint element according to figure 7; figure 15 shows a seventh use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 16 shows an eight use of the joint element according to the invention; figure 17 shows a ninth use of the joint element according to the invention; and figure 18 shows an exploded perspective view of a wall according to the invention. Referring to the following scheme, it can be noted that once examined the architectural design and the functional needing of the customer (Step 1 ), the design is transferred on CAD computer (Step 2) for the division of the same into complete wall modular elements and for the adptation of said bidimensional elements of the standard single components realising the library of the system. 12 / 1 1 Architectural design and functional needing of the customer examination step. JJ 2 Transfer on CAD computer of the architectural design and division of the same into complete wall modular elements individuating for each one of them the standard component elements realising the library of the system and individuation of the functions of each element. JJ 3 Executive development of the architectural design by computerised procedures comprising the scanning of all the elements assembled in the building (beams, panels, coupling accessories, plants and hydraulic components) for the individuation of their positioning and the reveal of the juxtapositions / joints. JJ 4 Individuation of the kind of working to be executed on each semifinished element in view of its function and to realise the couplings with adjacent elements. JJ 5 Collection of the design data into suitable files and sending them to different automatic machines for the realisation of the components according to the design data. 6 Realisation of the different structural components. # 7 Assembling of different components at the factory and creation of the completed bidimensional structural elements (structural function, plugging, finishing, plants) by positioning of the components of each bidimensional element ready for the transportation and the assembling at the field. 8 Transportation of said bidimensional components at the field. -o* 9 Assembling at the field of the single structural parts by tightening the coupling points, the floors and the roofs JJ 10 Connection of the various components realising the plants JJ 11 Testing 1 2 / 2 With the term "Standard" components" it is to be understood according to the present invention components fixed as far as the structural or functional typology is concerned, but the dimensions, the positioning of the recesses that will hose the fittings, and the position of nodes or like, of which can be varied. In fact, during steps 3 and 4, this scanning of the single elements, of the features and of the dimensions of each one is performed, as well as of the kind of work necessary for each of them. Under the graphic point of view, the result of the processing carried out during steps 2 - 4 is comprised of a series of executive graphic works containing all the necessary information for the working of the components; cut dimensions, position, shape and dimensioning of all the millings and drillings; the transmission of the above information occurs by files that will control the numeric control operative machines. 13 After step 5 of sending the above files containing all the design data relevant to the single elements to the relevant machines, the realisation of the same will occur (step 6). As already said, one of the moments characterising the process according to the invention is that of realising complete modular walls (Step 7), provided also with plants, with the aid of the support and tightening device upon which the beams defining each wall are placed in correspondence of the upper and Iower edges, and therefore, subsequently, the plugging elements, the plants and finishings, thus reaching the diversified realisation of complete elements (wall module), only destined to be transported with the field to be assembled. in view of the fact that according to the invention each modular wall already has all the elements provided by the design, the assembling of the same with the field is very simple thus allowing to have very much reduced times and costs, not being necessary skilled labour, being only required the proper engagement of adjacent elements, the tightening of the junctions guaranteeing a proper alignment of the same parts and the connection of the plant parts provided on each wall. It should be noted that according to the system described in the present invention, on the ground where the building should be realised suitable arranged beforehand foundation structures, as well as the electric, the hydraulic and the water discharge plants, in such a way that at the end of the assembling and plant connection step (steps 8 and 9) also the connection to the general networks and then the testing of the structure and of the same plants (Step 10). Coming now to observe figures 1 and 2, the bed frame according to the invention provides a base platform 1 upon which all the other components are provided. The support frame is comprised of a track main structure 2 made up of two steel section bars which are integral by a reticulated transverse roof scaffolding 3 made up of stiffening slanting crossed tubular elements developed along the main dimension, upon which a series of multi - function blocking elements (that will be better described in the following) slide, said elements can be positioned in such a way to cover all the possible realizative problems. Said track 2 is closed on one side by a counter - shape or start abutment 4, provided in order to automatically prepare the structural 14 components (not shown) placed at the beginning of the assembly step (lower and upper longitudinal members, angular component), according to an obliged offset that should create part of the hooking system of the complete modular wall element. Pistons 5 are provided on the Iower part of the support frame, preferably oleodynamic electro - hydraulic tumable disappearing pistons, which are electrically operated by the operators, and allow the rotation of the working plane from a horizontal to a vertical orientation, in order to facilitate at the end of the assembling step of the single components in the unitary assembly of the wall, the simple lifting and transfer to a following step of the realizative process. The rotation occurs thank to the hinges (not shown) provided on said platform 1 , which rests on the ground, allowing to house within its thickness the necessary technical spaces for the return of the electro - hydraulic pistons 5 and to contemporaneously perform the resting anti - slipping floor function for the operators during those mounting steps with the working plane in a horizontal position. In practice, all the general motion controls (except those that will be described in the following) are controlled by a hydraulic station provided on the outer perimeter of the platform 1 , that can be easily manoeuvred and inspected staying on the ground. Further, on said support frame a tool bearing or castle 7 is provided, said element 7 being provided close to the start abutment 4 in correspondence of that part of useful surface that is mainly used, made up of a series of containers and electric and pneumatic connections provided with ergonomically positioned winding machines for tube of a length up to 12 m, realising the integrated housing in relation of the mounting needing for the used tools. The above mentioned multi - functional blocking elements are made up of a longitudinal movable elements 8 and of transverse movable elements 9. The longitudinal movable transverse 8 is made up of a tridimensional C-shaped frame, which can freely slide along the track 2, upon which two electro - hydraulic movable, vertically adjustable horizontal cylinders 10 are mounted. Said transverse element 8 is moved by an electric ratiomotor (not shown) which acting on trolleys mounted on bearing wheels inserted into two opposite longitudinal sliding guides can 15 be blocked thanks to a hydraulic braking device with two pistons (not shown). The possibility of positioning the horizontal movable pistons allows to concentrate the lateral deflection thrust on the points that can require such an action according to the specific situations. All the mechanism comprised in the movable longitudinal transverse element 8 are controlled by a removable push-button panel 11 provided in the lower part of the tridimensional frame, and that can be used by the operator from any position desired. The transversal movable elements 9 are made up of equipped tubular elements always sliding within the main track 2 (in this specific case along the upper wings of the beams, in such a way not to be an obstacle to the free sliding of the longitudinal transverse element 8), being possible to stop said tubular elements in the desired position by a mechanical clamp blocking. In the upper end of the tubular element a hydraulic piston is provided (thrust between 200 and 2000 Kg), fixed on a support element 3 by a rack counter - bracket adjustable in height and that can be mechanically blocked. The number of this transverse elements 9 is sufficient to guarantee in the positioning of the distance between centres, a proper positioning of the components, in such a way to avoid that the spans between the different resting points can in any way interfere (flexion stresses) with the proper positioning of the same. In the Iower end of the transverse element a support element 14 delimiting the guided housing for the insertion of the Iower longitudinal components of the structure to be assembled; the same function is performed by a containment template 15 (upper longitudinal components of the structure to be assembled). In the following, the operation of the bed frame according to the invention will be described. The first operation consists in the positioning of the longitudinal horizontal components of the structure (not shown): the bed frame is oriented in a horizontal position by the cylinders 5 and the upper and Iower beams, suitably surface shaped, are then introduced bringing them in contact with the start abutment 4 (which in view of its particular shape correctly places the pieces in order to maintain the original offset). Said components realise during this step a kind of track to contain the vertical components and to structurally fix and bind them. In 16 case due to extemal reasons with respect to the assembly step, said components should have very light linear deformations, the problem is solved operating the pistons 12 mounted on the transverse elements, said piston thrusting the components up to bring them in contact with the relevant templates 15 make it possible to obtain again the design geometrical proper conformation; their cut off will occur during a following step in such a way to realise during the assembly a big chuck thus guaranteeing the fixed position of the components each other in the different orientations of the bed frame. Afterwards, the vertical components of the structure are introduced (also these components are not shown): as already said, the standard vertical components are inserted( according to what had previously determined in the architectural and executive design and schematised by graphic works divided for single modular bidimensional walls), starting from the first component that sliding along the track 2 abuts against the start abutment 4. From now on all the other components can be rapidly introduced, said elements taking advantage from their morphologic features fit one in the other by a simple stacking mechanism, which do not allow to make sequential assembling errors of any kind. During this step, the longitudinal movable transverse element 8 is used to help the single pieces to slide one into the other, by a transverse pressure exerted by the two hydraulic pistons 10 that in view of their capability of sliding can be easily placed in the proper position to make such an operation on different profiles of the elements. Said pressing action is also useful to normalise the clearances in case due to outer agents the general dimension features are not kept with a high accuracy. The possibility of making the longitudinal transverse element 8 moving freely allows to make a partial or total pressing action of the introduced vertical components, according to the dimensional and operative needing of the different equippable modular walls. Then the partial fixing of the vertical and horizontal components is carried out, said elements being now under a double pressure thrust that does not allow any settling motion; therefore the partial fixing of the components can be carried out by self-blocking screwing, this operation making a first homogenisation of the bearing structural system. 17 Now, the passage of the plants is introduced: once placed and fixed the structural and not structural components, the insertion within the previously established housing is carried out (said housings are inherent in the morphological conformation of the components), of the technical passages for the connection of the plants. They are realised in such a way to make any wall complete, as if they were part of the whole plant system, that at the moment of the quick coupling between the single parts is realised as a logically thought unitary complex (main feeding line): all the above is determined and described upward of said step in such a way to allow to the operators not skilled in the plant field, to follow a series of rationalised and elementary mounting operations that constitute the complex general system, but that if divided into single steps make the above operations very fast. Always within this step the general tightening components are housed in the proper housings; these last will be used also as connection points for the lifting and transportation cables since they are strategically placed along the bearing structural perimeter. Then the final fixing can be executed, this step being the step of structural closure of the wall, during which the beams corresponding to the preceding ones are positioned, said beams closing the track - frame structure containing the vertical components and definitively fixing them. In this way a kind of H-shaped beam is structurally realised (having high flexural features), providing a technical inner passage space with the relevant maximum exploitation of the structural and not structural encumbrance technical spaces, Said fixing occurs by a different screwing of special tightening elements (passing bars), characterising also under an aesthetic point of view the equippable modular wall. The finishing step, thanks to the possibility of easily orient all the working plan, is greatly favourite: in fact, the mounting of the total finishing components can be carried out. This operation is still more simple by the use of the integrated tool system described in the foregoing, said system realising a basic support for a fast and proper positioning of the various components. Always thanks to the bearing structure of the bed frame according to the invention, said operation allows to be executed simultaneously on two sides of the surface to be finished, in such a way that it is not necessary to carry out afterwards any further completion step, or when required to demand this operation to a subsequent step of the realizative process. 18 As far as the discharge is concerned, it must be remembered that the structural point portions comprising transverse pins, realise the connection guided points for the lifting and positioning means. Said portions, being suitably positioned, allows to maintain the resultants of the charges in a position such that it does not unbalance the weight of the wall and at the same time guarantees that the same finishings are not worn and abraded following to a bad inteφretation by the operators of the calculation of the cables or similar temporary connection instruments passage points. The strategic planimetric positioning within the general scheme of the productive cycle, permits that the bed frame is placed in a baricentric position conferring to the same the feature to be continuously aided by a mechanised overhead travelling crane, having the object of lifting and transporting the completed wall and the same time to allow the fast positioning of components which would cause problems due to their weight, size and manoeuvrability to the operators in case they are manually positioned. During the design search that brought to the realisation of the machine according to the invention, it has always been kept well in mind, by the adoption of technical, organisational and procedural solutions, the problem connected with the reduction at a minimum value of the risks for the operators deriving from the exposition to noise due to the operation of mechanical means comprising the whole system. The same attention has been given to the obtaining of the maximum simplicity of manoeuvrability of the machine, controlled by a push-button panel containing many graphic normalised symbols immediately perceivable, suitable to avoid that a wrong control even partially jeopardises a procedural assembly sub - cycle. Observing now figures 3 - 17, the joint element according the invention is shown, said joint comprising structural steel elements and many complementary workings for the housing on the wood structural elements. The steel structural elements are preferably made up of galvanic zinc steel, having different moφhological shaping and on which a series of different workings are realised at the workshop. Observing particularly figures 3 and 4, they comprises an insertion pin 101 (male) having a frusto-conical shape with a slightly 19 tapered cylindrical upper part to facilitate the insertion and sliding operations. Said pin provides an inner threaded passing-through hole 102 having the aim to connect on the head side 101' a tightening bolt (not shown) and on the tail side 101" the fixing threaded bar (not shown), to the housing cylinder (two, three or four ways joint) or to the wood structural components (wall coupling). The outer surface of the pin 101 is completely smooth except for a blind hole 103 provided about at the middle of the total height and aimed to allow to insert a rod to facilitate the screwing of the pin 101 to the threaded bar. This component is one of the two that up to now have been called "basic elements", since he has to perform many functions (Housing during the assembling, self-adjusting guide, tightening stud bolt, ecc). The outer frusto-conical shaping is derived from the needing of progressively blocking the motions of the joint elements, in such a way to allow the best positioning of the pin within the cylinder, with a relevant proper distribution of the deflection stresses along the contact surfaces. In figure 4 the other component of the joint element according to the invention is shown, namely the housing cylinder 104 (female) made up of a simple cylinder upon which three different workings are present, respectively positioned on the basis and on the curved surface. On the basis 104' and 104" a centred threaded hole 105 is realised, said hole having a threaded inner surface, and within said hole bolts for the fixing on the wood components part (when it is used as tightening cylinder, see figure 5) or threaded bars (when it is used as joint element among steel components, see figure 6) can be introduced. In a central position, a curved surface is provided, in correspondence of said curve a passing through hole 106 is digged, said having on its two sides different workings, and more particularly on one side a housing surface cylindrical cut 107 for the nut introduced in the bolt, and on the other side a slot to facilitate the insertion of the pin head 101 and to realise a rest and bracing point for the walls during the field assembly. For the mounting of the joint element according to the invention a anchoring threaded bar 108 is used (see figure 5): it is a component performing three main tasks: to fix the pin 101 or the steel cylinder 104 20 directly on the wood by a bolt and a nut for the distribution of loads (it is used for all the wall mounted cylinders 104, i.e. prepared beforehand to be inserted within the relevant pins 101 and in case of wall fixing, i.e. when the pin 101 and the bracket 109 (figure 1 ) are direct fixed on the beam); to be coupling element among the various steel components (in case of multiple ways joints); to tighten with a clamp action the wood components (in case of passing bar always provided close to the pins 101 or of the cylinders 104, since it tightens with a clamp action the ends of the beams containing the above mentioned components in order to improve their static features). Just by the contact between the wood components and the discontinuous surface of the threaded bar a particuiariy interesting point has been put into evidence, so much so that in order to avoid shear stresses acting on the bar are transmitted to the inner surface of the housing holes, thus running the risk that the same holes are buckled, a retrieval has been adopted by which the threading treatment along the bars is interrupted each time said bars are in touch with the wood surfaces. A tightening bolt 110 is then used, said bolt being the element that is introduced and screwed when the pin 101 (male) has already been introduced within the cylinder 104 (female); this element has the double task to tighten the components each other and to progressively dragged during the screwing action, up to properly bring them in the definitive position. The bolt 110 exerts its pressure on the cylinder 104 acting on the washer 111 for the distribution of the stresses, which is placed within the above mentioned surface cut, thus contributing to the proper and automatic positioning of the two base elements. Referring now to figure 10, the wall coupling plate 109 is shown: while the steel elements described up to now are always taken into consideration for the realisation of the different kind of joint, the wall coupling plate 109 is particularly used in the specific case of intermediate coupling of a secondary wall on a main wall, i.e. of the direct fixing on the bearing beams. Its main function is that of distributing the torsion loads acting on the wood beams, in such a way to avoid that the direct action of the pin base on the cut surface of the beam creates a tearing action of the wood fibres with the consequent jeopardising of the flexion resistance features of the beam and bad tightening of the joint. The plate 109 is 21 comprised of a steel flat plate suitably holed according to three main criteria: - two holes 112 having big size axially aligned each other and having two different functions, namely either for the passage of the canalisations of the technical plants and for housing the base of the insertion pin; - a hole 113 having middle size axially aligned with the two bigger and performing the sole function of passage of the passing through threaded bar, used as already described for the optimisation of the static response of the joint assembly; - holes 114 having little dimensions suitably positioned and provided in a sufficient number to guarantee the introduction of a series of self - plugging screws in order to obtain an homogeneous fixing between the plate and beam surfaces, with the relevant improvement of the static response. For the integration of the joint element according to the invention with the prefabrication system set by the Applicant, suitable complementary housing workings have been realised on the wood structural elements, said workings not being part of the present invention. In the enclosed figures some possible use of the joint element according the present invention are shown, demonstrating the maximum flexibility and simplicity. The assembly of components and workings comprising the joint element according to the invention is present in the prefabrication system of the Applicant in the equipped bidimensional modular walls, in a strategic position close to the angular surfaces of any single wall, with a turnover with respect to an axis, depending on the upper or Iower position assumed (i.e. close to the roof or to the floor) (figures 4, 5, 6). For illustrative purposes the utilisation steps of the joint element according to the invention will be described. The joint element arrives to the field divided into two parts respectively mounted on the upper and Iower end of the angular component of the secondary wall that hooks (female housing cylinder 104), and on the pillar contained in the main wall which hooks (insertion pin 101). The steps of assembling and tightening of the joint with the field can be so summarised: 22 1 ) Positioning of the Wall: each single wall arrives at the field completely finished and ready for the hooking, the transfer operation from the transport means used to the final seat occurs employing lifting and positioning wires which place the same close to the corresponding hooking; said wires are connected during this step to the joints in such a way to avoid to jeopardise the aesthetic features and to guarantee the proper lifting of the baricentric axis of the wall, in such a way not to cause settling unbalancing; 2) Self-insertion of the pin 101: during this step the big dimensions of the wall can create manoeuvrability problems of the same, with the consequent difficulties of insertion of the pins 101 within the already mounted cylinders 104. In order to facilitate such operation, a series of particular conformations of the surface of the components have been thought, said solutions guaranteeing an immediate and progressive introduction in the proper position of the pin 101 ant the contemporaneous execution of the bracing function of the wall; 3) Insertion and screwing of the bolt 110, important time under two aspects: one is that of allowing the proper perpendicular positioning of the walls since it is impossible to erroneously mount the components, creating "out of position" situations, the other one is that of dragging up to obtain a perfect surface contact with the outer surface of the wall, intrinsically acting as a positioning jack; 4)Tightening by a dynamometric key: while the other assembling steps can go on without temporary obstacles, the definitive tightening of the bolt 110 is realised forcing that the deflection stresses induced are not casually created, but instead they are established in a precise way. This fact guarantees that the global static response of the structures is the one calculated to easily absorb determined tension stress levels and can be obtained thanks to a special tightening key provided with a dynamometer, which is used by the workers in charge of the mounting operation introducing the same into the suitable boxes provided for this operation close to each the hooking of a joint. As it has been possible to observe, the assembling and tightening steps have been rationalised thanks to the use of the joint element according to the invention, in such a way to carry out by a simple work, many secondary operations realised in an unconscious and 23 unconditional way each time the positioning and the screwing of the pin and of the joint is carried out. It can happen following to a landslide of the foundation ground or for other outer reasons that relevant movement of the resting points occur, with the consequent tension overcharge in determined points and equivalent relief in other points; in these cases it is possible to act again on the bolt 110 in any moment without breaking of material removal, thanks to the screwing boxes which performing also the inspection point and plant connection task, are closed by easily removable plates. In figures 8, 9, 10 and 11 an horizontal joint is shown having one, two, three or four ways: these are kind of joints usually employed in the multi-directional joints, in case many primary and secondary walls converge in determined points, thus creating complex structural situations. In figure 15 a wall horizontal joint is shown: it is a kind of coupling wherein a secondary wall can be coupled by head with a primary wall in any intermediate point of the latter even if a pillar is not provided, using the wall coupling plate component directly mounted on the upper and Iower beams; the one shown in figure 16 is a vertical joint: for the supeφosition of two walls to realise buildings having many planes the same kind of joint is used but it is tumed over of 90° and using a modification. A cylinder is introduced transversely within the thickness of a beam having the aim of connecting two walls, said cylinder will be fixed within the upper side by a bolt, disappeared within the cut in the wood, on a threaded bar, instead in the Iower part is blocked by a bolt blocked on the transverse cylinder contained in the beam of the Iower part. The sole particularity of the vertical hooking is due to its position slightly behind with respect to the outer edge of the wall, thus preventing that the latter is overlapped in the same point where the horizontal coupling is positioned. Finally, in figure 17 a cantilevered joint is shown: it is a kind of particular coupling that is used in determined cases when cantilevered couplings are wished without the need of using a continue beam, but making the plane working under a torsion stress on an outer beam, for example in case of little cantilevered covers. Its realisation is demanded to a double introduction pin on the coupling beam and some housing cylinders on the head of the cantilevered beams. 24 A joint element as the one proposed according to the present invention allows to obtain in any kind of application many general advantages, namely: - facilitation of the proper positioning of the elements to be assembled thanks to the particular morphological features of the components of the joint elements, the numerous steps of positioning and calibration necessary for a proper assembling of more elements have been dramatically reduced by only one elementary operation comprising the positioning of the insertion pin mounted on a component close to the housing cylinder positioned on the other one, allowing to temporarily settle the positioning movements during the utilisation, at the same time maintaining a sufficient flexibility limit for the following final tightening steps. - simplification of the tightening operations, one placed adjacent, the two base elements have the initial tapered part of the introduction pin (a detailed morphological description will be given in the following), already placed within a the pre-housing slot; these fact allows to reduce the pre-tightening operations, simply screwing the head of the insertion pin, of the "tightening bolt" passing through the cut of the housing cylinder. Going on with the simple screwing of the bolt, the tightening is completed at the same time and automatically calibrating, the only of the possible axial positions wished and imposed to the base components, i.e. the orthogonal one; - tightening behaviour similar to a returning jack: for the execution of the above mentioned step usually in the coupling systems having this feature common with the following outer means (jacks, winches, clamps, ecc) were used to facilitate the complete contact between the components parts to be tightened. By the solution according to the invention the use of other tools have been completely eliminated but the tools necessary for the screwing, since the only motion to be exerted during the settling of the components is the axial sliding that is automatically satisfied at the time of the tightening of the bolt. The clearances between the two components can be modified on the basis of the different sections and in any case guarantee that the stresses during the tightening and returning steps of the pieces are uniformly distributed on the contact surfaces in such a way not to jeopardise the integrity of the joint by occasional permanent strains; 25 - flexibility of the coupling of more than one inclination axis: remarkable advantage is due to the fact that by only one kind of joint it is possible to realise different king of compositions, from the simple coupling (T coupling) to the one with four ways (cross coupling), from the intermediate coupling, to a vertical or cantilevered coupling. Obviously, to the different hypothesis precise positioning relationships correspond, said relationships realising the "coupling system", without modifying the shape and the dimensions, but only their number and the respective positioning; - possibility of adjusting the same during the assembly by skilled labours. Seemingly, such a complicated locking system could make one erroneously think that to be mounted at the field a very skilled and prepared labour would be necessary, idea that is opposite to the idea which is the basis of the design search looked for and of the final realisation obtained. In fact, by having limited the tightening operation to the simple screwing of a bolt and having shaped the joint surfaces, on the basis of the experience developed during the field practice, in such a way to provide in established operative moments a substantial help to overcome eventual objective difficulties cyclically, it has been individuated the way of allowing also to unskilled labours occasionally recruited, to assemble several structural parts without the need of an extemporaneous interpretation or idea for any kind of the constructive procedures, since the only possibility given is the consequence of all the possible and conceivable solutions for the specific problem. To this end, it has been provided the design of a particular kind of tool (dynamometric key with jack which does not make part of the present invention), which allows the contemporaneous ergonomic optimisation of the screwing motion and the contemporaneous pre - tensioning calibration of the tension stress of the bolt; - it does not require the use of further coupling elements: once that the bolt has been tightened with the proper strength, it can be said that the assembly procedures of the components of the joint have been completed. In fact, no further step is required for the tightening or locking with any kind of tightening element, since all the work is carried out in a proper and exhaustive way by the capability of squeezing each other of by a clamp action of the two main components of the joint, which taking advantage of the inner friction stresses lock any possible occasional motion; 26 - possibility of being properly calibrated again also when the assembling process is finished: in all the known constructive systems, once the fixed joint among many structural components has been realised, it is absolutely impossible to act again on the joint points without the risk of jeopardising the features of static stability of the whole bearing structural systems. Such a limit is very important in view of the fact that both during the period of the building process at the field and in a following moment of the life cycle of the final building product, structural settling phenomenons could occur due to outer agents (settling of the ground relative bearing, seismic stress, different dynamic actions, eco). This kind of joint has been conceived also to be able to allow to simply, quickly and mainly without jeopardising the static - aesthetic features of the structures, arrive to a possible continuous hypothetical control of the proper tension level of the bearing structural elements. Before describing in detail the enclosed figure 18, it must, be pointed out that the solution shown is only one of the infinite possible combinations that could be realised by the solution according to the present invention, and therefore it must not be considered limitative of the same invention. The wall according to the invention provides an upper beam 201 and a Iower beam 202. The two beams 201 and 202 are comprised each one by two longitudinal members, respectively indicated by the reference numbers 203 and 204, and 205 and 206, parallel and spaced each other by spacers (not shown), in such a way to realise a track. Between said longitudinal elements 203, 204 and 205, 206 the vertical elements are inserted, said elements completing the wall. In the figure a pillar 207, a window 208, a full wall 209 and angular component 210, but it is well evident that the structuring of the wall according to the invention allow to realise any kind of combination. The beams 201 and 202 are then provided with shunt boxes 211 , for the electrical, hydraulic and of other kind connections, as well as joint elements, that could be for example those described in the above. The upper 201 ad Iower 202 main beam (track) structurally make up a sole body with the vertical elements (207, 208, 209, 210) (standard components), and the connection obtained by bolting allows to consider said fixings as hinge points within the system. 27 Being such an assembly provided longitudinally with its own stiffness, it can be particularly suitable to take over the horizontal actions, either due to a seismic event, to the wind or to other factors and to transmit them again to the underlying support elements by suitable connection metallic brackets (not shown). The transverse stiffness of any beam - wall is ensured by the other walls provided transversely with respect to the one taken into consideration and by the "plate" effect due to the floors. To the standard vertical components the double function of absorbing the vertical loads transmitted by the roofs and of transverse bracing is ascribed. Besides the outer and inner flexibility feature of the wall, the latter is characterised by other particular features, such as the fact that it is completed with finishings and plants at the moment when it comes out from the serial assembling factory, the easy of assembling at the field by the surface solutions arranged beforehand and finally the easy transport of the assembled elements. The innovation with respect to the prior art does not consist in the decomposition of the main structural system into simple bidimensional elements (fact that can be already found in the prefabricated building field), but to have conceived an aggregative structural model that besides guaranteeing infinite possibilities of compositive solutions, does not clearly define a distinction between the bearing, plugging and finishing structures, but is entrusted to a synergistic work among all the elements comprising a wall. On the particular vertical section of the beams (upper 201 and Iower 202) having a H shape, a long work was done to optimise the technical spaces relevant to the passages of the piants that usually require suitable housings (false ceiling, cavities between walls, ecc), which occupy parts of habitable space; the qualitative jump has been obtained when, starting from a shape optimising the flexion resistance features, the above mentioned spaces have been obtained, thus reaching a double result: the one of not needing further spaces to be deducted from the habitable one and the one of allowing that the connection of the peripheral elements (connection to the sockets, switches, fancoil) with the main branches passing through the beams occurs completely within the 28 structural elements, without the need to use outer channels or aesthetic "cover" solutions. The present invention has been described for illustrative but not limitative purposes, according to its preferred embodiments, but it is to be understood that modifications and/or changes can be introduced by those skilled in the art without departing from the relevant scope as defined in the enclosed claims.

Claims: 29 CLAIMS 1. Prefabrication system for civil and industrial buildings comprising complete equippable modular walls, having a wood bearing structure, characterised by comprising a first step of examination of the architectural design; a second step of transfer of said design on computers and division of the same into complete wall modular elements with plugging, finishing, plants and individuation, for each one of them, of the structural or not structural components; a third step of dimensional reciprocal adaptation of said standard components to the design data determining the dimensions of all the structural components, finishings, accessories, plants, of their mutual positions and couplings; a fourth step of individuation of the kind of work necessary for each semifinished product; a fifth step of transfer of said design data to the machines necessary to the realisation of said components; a sixth step of realisation of said structural and not structural components; a seventh step of assembling with the factory of said structural and not structural components for the realisation of finished multi - functional bidimensional structural elements; an eighth step of transfer of said bidimensional elements at the field; a ninth step of assembling of said bidimensional elements and integration with the horizontal structural components; a tenth step of connection of the plant portions provided in each bidimensional element; an eleventh step of testing of the structure and of the plants. 2. Prefabrication system for civil and industrial buildings comprising complete equippable modular walls, having a wood bearing structure according to claim 1, characterised in that all the structural elements are made up of lamellar wood. 3. Prefabrication system for civil and industrial buildings comprising complete equippable modular walls, having a wood bearing structure according to claim 1 , characterised in that all the plugging elements are sandwich panels having a plugging structural function, thermal and acoustic insulation and preparation for the passage of the plants. 4. Prefabrication system for civil and industrial buildings comprising complete equippable modular walls, having a wood bearing structure according to claim 1 , characterised in that said structural and not 30 structural standard components provide suitable recesses for the passage of the plants (electricity, phone, hydraulic, ecc). 5. Prefabrication system for civil and industrial buildings comprising complete equippable modular walls, having a wood bearing structure according to claim 1 , characterised in that said joint points of the structural elements are provided with devices for the realisation of a proper alignment. 6. System according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that it provides a multi - equipped bed frame having an adjustable positioning comprising a base plane; a support frame, hinged to said base plane in such a way to be able to take with respect to said plane any orientation from horizontal to vertical, a longitudinal track element provided integral with said support frame; a counter - shape or start abutment provided at one end of said track element; a movable transverse element for the sliding longitudinal adjustment along said track element; and a plurality of movable transverse elements for the transversal adjustment, movable along said track element. 7. System according to claim 6, characterised in that a tool supporting element or castle; is provided. 8. System according to claim 6 or 7, characterised in that said support frame is movable by a hinge coupling with respect to said plane by electro - hydraulic pistons. 9. System according to claim 8, characterised in that said plane is realised in such a way to allow the disappearance of the electro - hydraulic pistons. 10. System according to one of the claims 6 - 9, characterised in that said tool supporting element or castle provides containers and electric and pneumatic connections with tube winders. 11. System according to one of the claims 6 - 10, characterised in that said movable transverse element for the longitudinal adjustment are made up of a C shaped tridimensional frame. 12. System according to one of the claims 6 - 11, characterised in that said movable transverse element for the longitudinal regulation is provided with two vertically adjustable horizontal electro - hydraulic movable cylinders, operated by a ratiomotor and slidable along opposite longitudinal sliding guides. 31 13. System according to one of the claims 6 - 12, characterised in that said movable transverse element for the longitudinal regulation is provided with a control movable push-button. 14. System according to one of the claims 6 - 13, characterised in that said movable transverse elements for the transverse adjustment can be made up of equipped tubular elements sliding along said track element. 15. System according to claim 14, characterised in that said movable transverse elements are stopped in the desired position by a mechanical clamping. 16. System according to claim 14 or 15, characterised in that in the upper end of the tubular element a hydraulic piston is mounted fixed by a support with an height adjustable counter - bracket and that can be mechanically blocked by a rack. 17. System according to claim 14 or 15 or 16, characterised in that the number of movable transverse for the transversal adjustment is chosen in such a way to be sufficient to guarantee the mutual disposition of the distance between centres, a proper positioning of the components, so as to avoid that the distance between different resting points can interfere in any way with the proper positioning of the same. 18. System according to one of the preceding claims 6 - 17, characterised in that in the Iower end of the transverse element a support square is fixed, said square defining the guided housing for the insertion of the lower longitudinal components of the structure to be assembled; the same function is performed on the other end by a containment template for the upper longitudinal components of the structure to be assembled. 19. System according to one of the preceding claims 6 - 18, characterised in that said track element comprises two steel channels connected to a reticular warping made up of slanting crossed tubes. 20. System according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that it comprises joint elements for the facilitated composite assembling comprising a substantially frusto-conical shaped insertion pin male element, provided with a central through hole, and a housing female element having a central through hole for the insertion of said male element and two threaded blind transverse holes. 32 21. System according to claim 20, characterised in that said male element and said female element are made up of galvanised zinc steel. 22. System according to one of the preceding claims 20 or 21 , characterised in that said male element provides a blind transverse hole for the coupling of a tightening tool. 23. System according to one of the preceding claims 20 - 22, characterised in that said male element provides a slightly tapered cylindrical front portion to facilitate the insertion within said central through hole of said female element. 24. System according to one of the preceding claims 20 - 23, characterised in that the outer surface of said male element is completely smooth. 25. System according to one of the preceding claims 20 - 24, characterised in that said female element of the joint element provides on two sides with respect to the through central hole a surface cylindrical recess for the housing of a tightening element and a slot for facilitating the introduction of the male element, respectively. 26. System according to one of the preceding claims 20 - 25, characterised in that a plate to be placed between the fixing element and the wall is provided. 27. System according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that it comprises equippable modular walls comprising an upper beam and a Iower beam, each beam being comprised of a pair of longitudinal elements disposed parallel each other, said double track structure comprised of the upper and the Iower beam realising a double track structure for the introduction of vertical elements for the completion of the wall. 28. System according to one of the preceding claims 27, characterised in that said pair of longitudinal elements of said upper and lower beams are separated and kept parallel each other by spacer elements. 29. System according to one of the preceding claims 27 or 28, characterised in that said upper and Iower beams are provided with passages for the cables and/or tubes, shunt boxes, ecc. 33 30. System according to one of the preceding claims 27 - 29, characterised in that said wall is coupled with a further prosecution or comer wall by suitable coupling means. 31. System according to one of the preceding claims 27 - 30, characterised in that said vertical elements for the completion of the wall are of any kind and structure, being only important that they are realised in such a way to be introduced in the track structure and fixed by suitable means.

Inventors: PAGANO ANDREA PACO, PAGANO ENZO, PAGANO, ANDREA, PACO, PAGANO, ENZO
Applicants: PAGANO ANDREA PACO, PAGANO ENGINEERING S R L, PAGANO ENZO, PAGANO ENGINEERING S.R.L., PAGANO, ANDREA, PACO, PAGANO, ENZO
Application year: 1996
Main classification: E04B1
IPC codes: E04B1