Prestress anti-offset reinforcement structure applied to wooden frame and construction method of prestress anti-offset reinforcement structure

Abstract

The invention relates to a prestress anti-offset reinforcement structure applied to a wooden frame. The structure comprises a plurality of pillars which are supported on the building ground and constitute a support frame, wherein each pillar is sleeved with a hoop, the hoops on the two adjacent pillars are tensioned with each other through a prestress steel wire, and the hoops on at least one outer side of the support frame are connected with an external fixing end through prestress steel wires. The prestress anti-offset reinforcement structure applied to the wooden frame has a simple structure, the two adjacent pillars are tensioned with each other through the prestress steel wire, the overall support frame and the external fixing end are tensioned finally, and accordingly, the overall rigidity and stability of the frame and the anti-inclination capacity of the pillars are improved. The structure is easy and convenient to operate, stable and low in cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a prestressed fixed deviation structure applied to a wooden structure frame and a construction method thereof. Background technique [0002] In the history of Chinese architecture, the wooden structure of ancient buildings is undoubtedly an important chapter. In the long river of history, the wooden structure runs through the past and the present, and is an important contemporary building material and structural form. The wood structure has the characteristics of light weight, convenient materials, simple construction process and fast construction speed. However, after a period of use, the structural performance of the wood itself will degrade, especially the natural defects of the wood, such as knots, insects, When decaying, the degradation of performance will become more obvious, so the wooden structure needs to be reinforced. [0003] At present, the common reinforcement methods for inclined wooden structure columns mainly ...

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These methods can improve the lateral stiffness, overall stiffness and bearing capacity of the wooden frame to a certain extent, but these methods still have disadvantages: the overhaul of the falling frame requires a lot of work, the cost is large, the construction period is long, and for ancient buildings, it will cause damage. The value of cultural relics is lost; during construction, the tile roof must be removed first, the watchboard and some rafters must be removed, and the mortise and tenon gaps at the rubbing ends shall be cleaned, so the workload is relatively large; plywood walls and buttress walls shall be added Although the lateral stiffness is improved, it does not improve the overall stiffness, and has a great impact on the cultural relic value of the original structure; the addition of a steel frame takes up a lot of space and damages the aesthetics of the ancient wooden structure

[0004] When the damage of the column is not serious and the column itself has not started to tilt, but the direction of its tilt can be judged by the signs of damage, it is too overkill to use the above method for reinforcement. On the one hand, it wastes manpower and material resources, and on the other hand, it is even more damaged. Construction; when the column itself is not damaged, but you still want to carry out insurance reinforcement, the above method cannot be used

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