Prefabrication Technology of Large Deepwater Jacket Steel Pile
A jacket and steel pile technology, applied in sheet pile walls, industrial buildings, infrastructure engineering, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to complete construction tasks, limit construction time, waste of manpower and material resources, etc., to improve equipment fault tolerance rate, reduce The effect of equipment usage time and improvement of work efficiency
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[0019] In the pipe making workshop of Qingdao Company, the workshop is divided into five spans of ABCDE, arranged in order from east to west. The C span is blanked, cut and rolled, the BD span is longitudinally seamed and 12m long, and the AE span is 36m long. At the same time, the 120-meter steel pile operation line on the north side of the A span will be extended as a whole, and the steel pile will be moved to the wharf after the extension.
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[0021] Panyu 10-2 jacket steel piles have a total of 8 pieces, each weighing 440 tons and 115 meters long. Eight 36-meter joints need to be welded at the bridge length A. Due to the tight construction schedule, the construction pressure is very high. Adopt the work of the present invention application after the problem that may run into is analyzed before construction. Specific implementation steps:
[0022] (1) Divide a single steel pile into 42 single-section pipes, and perform blanking, cutting, rolling, and longitudinal seam welding in the C span of the workshop;
[0023] (2) When the 12-meter length of span B and span D of the workshop is completed, the shear key is directly installed;
[0024] (3) The A span and E span of the workshop are extended by 36 meters to form three sections. Transport the three sections of steel piles to the 120-meter line by flatbed truck to complete the overall lengthening;
[0025] (4) Use the steel transfer machine to transport the steel...
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