Arched subway station old and new building connection structure and construction method
A new and old technology for subway stations, applied in earth cube drilling, underground chambers, mining equipment, etc., can solve problems such as structural damage, unsatisfactory durability, and a large number of penetrating cracks in existing line stations, so as to reduce engineering risks , high rigidity and low noise
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[0032] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0033] Reference numerals: hole 1, arched top and bottom beam 2, beam bottom reinforcement layer 3, reinforcement column 4, section steel tie rod 5, chemical screw rod 6, wedge-shaped steel plate 7, reinforcing ring beam 8, chemical planting bar 9, scaffolding 10 , Bolt fastening mechanism 11, new structure middle wall 12, new structure middle wall reinforcement 13, existing structure middle wall 14, existing structure middle wall reinforcement 15.
[0034] An arch-shaped subway station connecting new and old buildings, the existing station of Line A is connected with the new station of Line B to form a transfer station, and openings are opened on the side wall of the existing station of Line A to form a connection with Line B The passage opening that the newly-built station communicates, it comprises: hole 1, arch top and bottom beam 2, section steel tie bar 5, chemic...
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