segédállítások

Segédállítások, often translated as auxiliary constructions or auxiliary stances, refer to a range of support systems used in various fields, primarily in construction and engineering, to temporarily hold, stabilize, or support structures during their erection, repair, or modification. These systems are crucial for ensuring the safety and integrity of the main structure as well as the workers involved.

In construction, segédállítások can encompass scaffolding, shoring, falsework, and temporary supports. Scaffolding provides a working platform at various heights, allowing access for tasks such as building facades or maintenance. Shoring involves the use of props and braces to support walls or excavations that might otherwise collapse. Falsework, also known as formwork, is used to support concrete structures while they cure, taking the load until the concrete hardens sufficiently. Temporary supports can range from simple props to complex bracing systems designed to counteract specific forces like wind or seismic loads.

The design and implementation of segédállítások require careful planning and engineering calculations to ensure they can safely bear the intended loads. Factors such as the weight of the structure, environmental conditions, and the duration of use are all taken into consideration. Proper assembly, regular inspection, and dismantling are also critical aspects of using these temporary systems effectively and safely. The term can also extend to other disciplines where temporary support or a preparatory setup is needed before the primary function can be fully realized.