Water-coupled charging blasting demolition method for reinforced concrete beam or column
A technology for reinforced concrete beams and reinforced concrete columns, which is applied in the field of blasting and demolition of reinforced concrete beams or columns with water-coupled charges, and can solve problems such as difficult charge, affecting blasting effect and safety, and difficult to achieve accurate interval charge , to achieve the effect of reducing the amount of single-hole charge, reducing the charge resistance, and small blockage
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[0057] A reinforced concrete beam (beam for short) needs to be demolished by blasting. Its size is 7.2m in length, and its cross-sectional width x height is 1.2m x 1.5m.
[0058] The blasting demolition steps of the beam are as follows:
[0059] 1) A PVC plastic pipe with a diameter of 38 mm and the same length as the beam is pre-buried along the central axis of the beam as a blast hole. Angle 45°.
[0060] 2) Find the blast hole opening and clean it with compressed air;
[0061] 3) Pass an iron wire traction rope in the blast hole so that both ends are outside the hole;
[0062] 4) Fill the blast hole with water, and keep the water level before the charge ends;
[0063] 5) Bind the emulsion explosive rolls with a diameter of 32mm and a length of 20cm with adhesive tape at one end of the hole outside the traction rope every 20cm, tying 15 rolls in total, and binding a detonating cord with a length of 7.0m at the same time; Pull the other end of the rope with force to drag...
Embodiment 2
[0066] A reinforced concrete beam (beam for short) needs to be demolished by blasting. Its size is 12m in length, and its cross-sectional width x height is 0.7m x 1.0m.
[0067] The blasting demolition steps of the beam are as follows:
[0068] 1) Two PVC plastic pipes with a length of 6m and a diameter of 38mm are pre-buried in sections along the beam central axis and arranged end-to-end as blastholes. The radius is 0.5m, and the bending angle is 60°.
[0069] 2) Find all blast hole openings and clean them with compressed air;
[0070] 3) Pass an iron wire traction rope through the two blastholes so that both ends are outside the holes;
[0071] 4) Fill the blast hole with water, and keep the water level before the charge ends;
[0072] 5) Tape an emulsion explosive roll with a diameter of 32 mm and a length of 20 cm at one end of the hole outside the traction rope; bind 20 rolls in a row for each blast hole; use force at the other end of the pull rope, and then drag the ...
Embodiment 3
[0075] A reinforced concrete column (column for short) needs to be demolished by blasting. Its size is 6.5m high, and the section length x width is 0.6m x 0.6m.
[0076] The blasting demolition steps of the column are as follows:
[0077] 1) A hole with a length of 6.4m and a diameter of 36mm drilled by a drilling rig along the central axis of the column is used as a blasthole, and the blasthole opens at the cross-section of the column top.
[0078] 2) Find the blast hole opening and clean it with compressed air;
[0079] 3) Fill the blast hole with water, and keep the water level before the charge ends;
[0080] 4) Bind a detonating cord and an emulsion explosive roll with a diameter of 32 mm and a length of 20 cm at one end of a hemp rope with a length of 7 m; the rolls are bound discontinuously with a distance of 30 cm, and then put the roll into the blast hole Inside, place a short rod with a length of 60mm and a diameter of 50mm horizontally at the hole of the blasthol...
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