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Wet joint connection structure for fully prefabricated bridges

A technology of prefabricated assembling and connecting structures, which is applied in the direction of bridges, bridge parts, bridge materials, etc., can solve the problems of increasing construction costs, increasing the configuration of bridge deck reinforcement, and reducing the effective height of bridge deck structures, so as to save costs and save time Effect

Active Publication Date: 2016-03-23
SHANGHAI URBAN CONSTR DESIGN RES INST GRP CO LTD
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Although this wet-joint connection structure eliminates the workload caused by the installation and removal of the hanging formwork, as well as the inconvenience caused by the installation and removal process of the hanging formwork to the ground traffic, however, due to the prefabrication of the bottom formwork in the two beams The bottom edge of the bridge deck is not connected at the splicing position, and there is a certain gap 2 in between, which leads to a decrease in the effective height of the bridge deck structure at the joint position, resulting in the unfavorable position of the bridge structure at the joint
In order to meet the stress requirements of the bridge structure, it is necessary to increase the thickness of the bridge deck or increase the configuration of steel bars in the bridge deck, which increases the construction cost

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[0019] The wet joint section mentioned in the present invention refers to the part that is arranged between the prefabricated beams that are prefabricated in blocks and uses cast-in-place concrete to connect the prefabricated beams as a whole.

[0020] The invention provides a wet joint connection structure used for fully prefabricated assembled bridges. In the first embodiment, if Figure 3 to Figure 5 As shown, it includes a prefabricated lower bridge deck 1 with a certain thickness. In order to ensure that the prefabricated lower bridge deck 1 has a certain strength, its thickness should be greater than 5 cm. In this embodiment, the selected thickness is 7 cm.

[0021] The prefabricated lower bridge deck 1 is arranged at the wet joint between two prefabricated girders 2 . Since there is a certain gap 3 between the prefabricated lower bridge deck 1 and the prefabricated beams on both sides, before the concrete 4 is poured later, the gap is firstly sealed.

[0022] In order...

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The invention discloses a wet connection section connection structure used between fully prefabricated assembled bridge girders. The wet connection section connection structure comprises a prefabricated lower layer bridge slab with a certain thickness, wherein a convex rebar structure is arranged at the upper edge of the prefabricated lower layer bridge slab. The prefabricated lower layer bridge slab is arranged on a wet connection section of the two prefabricated girders, a concave structure is arranged on the two prefabricated girders on the wet connection section side, and the convex rebar structure extends into the concave structure. The wet connection section connection structure does not need to use a hanger formwork and can ensure the force bearing requirement of the bridge girder structure.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bridge construction, in particular to a wet joint section connection structure used for fully prefabricated assembled bridges. Background technique [0002] At present, for bridges assembled from multiple prefabricated small box girders, prefabricated T girders or prefabricated slab girders, longitudinal wet joints must be connected after installation. At present, there are two commonly used connection methods. The first one is at the joint of two prefabricated beams 1, such as figure 1 The suspended wooden formwork 2 shown is poured on site with concrete 3 to complete the connection of the wet joints. However, with this joint method, a suspended formwork needs to be set up under the wet joint during construction, and a bracket needs to be set to remove the suspended formwork after the construction is completed. It requires more manpower and material resources, high labor intensity and low work efficien...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): E01D19/06
CPCE01D19/067E01D2101/26
Inventor 陆元春沙丽新吴刚钟小军
Owner SHANGHAI URBAN CONSTR DESIGN RES INST GRP CO LTD
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