Progress adjustment mechanism and its application method for direct braiding and erection of main cables of suspension bridges
A schedule adjustment, suspension bridge technology, applied in the direction of suspension bridges, bridge construction, erection/assembly of bridges, etc., to achieve the effects of good synchronization, accurate control, and improved erection efficiency
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[0025] A progress adjustment mechanism for direct braiding and erection of main cables of a suspension bridge, comprising cable strands 1, brackets 2, fixed wheels 3, slide rails 4, pulleys 5, movable wheels 6, supporting rollers 7, steel wire ropes 8, end pulleys 9, brackets 10 , fixed pulley 11, movable pulley 12, counterweight 13, first warning switch 41, first shutdown switch 42, second warning switch 43 and second shutdown switch 44, as Figure 1 ~ Figure 3 As shown, the specific structure is:
[0026] Cable stock 1 such as image 3 As shown, it consists of steel wires 11 that are intertwined and bonded together and a binding band 12 that is coated on the outside of the steel wires 11;
[0027] Support 2 is made of horizontal frame 21, column 22 and vertical frame 23, and horizontal frame 21 is arranged on the ground horizontally by the column 22 of lower part, and vertical frame 23 is vertically arranged on the ground and is located at an end of horizontal frame 21, and...
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