Existing-railway-crossing large-tonnage continuous-beam single-point-pushing rail-passing construction method
A technology with existing railways and construction methods, applied to bridges, bridge construction, erection/assembly of bridges, etc., can solve problems such as weak geology at the construction site, large push-up reaction force of bridge piers, and narrow construction site, and achieve simple stress conditions , The construction method is safe and the effect of saving equipment
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[0033] The following describes the implementation in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0034] A single-point push-through construction method of a large-tonnage continuous beam spanning an existing railway according to the present invention adopts the following steps for construction:
[0035] (1) Foundation construction of main pier 1 and temporary pier 2
[0036] For the weak substratum such as large plain fill and silty clay in the site, pile foundations are used for foundation treatment. A total of 167 temporary piers and 2 pile foundations are set up in the whole bid section, of which 155 are drilled with a diameter of 1.0m Since the pile foundation of temporary pier 2 is relatively close to the existing railway 3, in order to ensure the safety of the existing line, the pile foundation of temporary pier 2 closest to railway 3 adopts 12 Φ1.5m artificially dug piles, and the length of the pile foundation ranges from 16 to 25.2m range.
[0037] (2) Co...
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