Shock insulating device resistant to pulling and twisting

A technology of anti-torsion and anti-tension, which is applied in the direction of anti-seismic and building components, etc. It can solve the problem of low strength of friction-slip isolation bearings and rolling isolation bearings, poor tensile and torsion resistance, Low vertical stiffness of the rubber bearing and other issues, to achieve the effect of low material cost, good shock isolation effect, and remarkable shock isolation effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-03-26
BEIJING UNIV OF TECH
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However, these current isolation devices at home and abroad have certain limitations, such as: the rubber bearing has low tensile capacity, torsion resistance, and vertical bearing capacity; The strength is low, the dynamic and static friction coefficient, arc shape and other parameters are not easy to determine, and the processing technology is complicated, generally only suitable for buildings with medium and low heights
Aiming at the problems of low vertical stiffness and small damping of rubber bearings, some experts have developed interlayer rubber pads and lead core rubber pads. Although the vertical stiffness and damping of these two isolation devices have been improved, their tensile capacity And torsion resistance has not been improved, it is still not practical for high-rise buildings and some high-flexible structures and equipment

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[0026] See the specific structure figure 1 -8, upper high-rise structure 1, upper rigid pedestal 2, base heat insulation layer 3, viscous damper 4, shock absorbing spring 5, spring, damper support 6, lower rigid pedestal 7, lateral limit slider 8, bottom The horizontal shock-isolation linear guide rail 9, the bottom longitudinal shock-isolation linear guide rail 10, and the longitudinal limit slide block 11 are composed.

[0027] Connect the upper high-rise structure 1 and the upper rigid pedestal 2 with sufficient rigidity and load-bearing capacity with welds, and connect the upper rigid pedestal 2 and the lower rigid pedestal 7 with welds or bolts (in addition to transmitting shear force, it can also transmit Bending moment), the lower rigid pedestal 7 is rigidly connected with the lateral limit slider 8 (in addition to transmitting shear force, it can also transmit bending moment), the lateral limit slider 8 and the bottom transverse isolation linear guide 9 are connected b...

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The invention discloses a shock insulating device resistant to pulling and twisting and belongs to the technical field of building shock resistance. The shock insulating device is mainly composed of a high-rise structure (1), an upper-portion rigid pedestal (2) with high rigidity and bearing capability, a base heat-insulating layer (3), viscous dampers (4), damping springs (5), springs, a damper supports (6), a lower-portion rigid pedestal (7) with high rigidity and bearing capability, horizontal limiting sliders (8), bottom horizontal shock-insulating linear guide rails (9), bottom longitudinal shock-insulating linear guide rails (10) and longitudinal limiting sliders (11). The shock insulating device is low in cost, simple in structure, convenient to construct, high in pulling resistance and twisting resistance and obvious in shock-insulating effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of shock absorption and isolation in structural engineering, and relates to a linear guide rail with a small friction coefficient, and two layers of vertical guide rails are arranged on the upper and lower layers, so as to meet the requirements of shock isolation in two vertical directions. Some auxiliary components such as springs for structural rigidity and dampers for controlling displacement and energy consumption form a complete shock-isolation device. The invention has low cost, strong tensile and torsion resistance, outstanding shock isolation effect, convenient construction and good development prospects. Background technique [0002] In the field of civil engineering at home and abroad, the seismic isolation technology of medium and low height buildings is approaching maturity. The main technologies are: rubber bearing isolation, friction sliding bearing isolation, and rolling isolation. There are ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E04B1/98
Inventor 闫维明谢志强黄浩华倪铭慕晨曦陈相成
Owner BEIJING UNIV OF TECH
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