Cross beam for high-altitude erection
A beam and plywood technology, applied in the direction of long-strip structural members, joists, girders, etc. for load-bearing, can solve the problem of long time required, unfavorable construction period of buildings, unsafe construction, and low economical efficiency of hoisting equipment. problems, to achieve the effect of reuse, avoid unsafe factors, and improve in-place efficiency
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Embodiment 1
[0028] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 4 As shown, the beam used for high-altitude erection includes a beam body 1 in the shape of an I-shaped steel. The beam body 1 includes wing plates 11 on both sides and a web 12 in the middle. Both ends of the beam body 1 are fixed. a spreader;
[0029] Said hanger all comprises lug 6 and at least two splints, and said splints are provided with bolt holes, and also includes connecting bolts 5 for bolt connection between the splints, and the compressive stress provided by said splints through connecting bolts Clamped on the wing plate 11 of the beam body 1, the lug 6 is fixed on any one of the splints;
[0030] And the two spreaders are fixed on the same wing plate 11 of the beam body 1, the lugs 6 on each spreader are all protruding relative to the end of the beam body 1 where each spreader is located, and each lug 6 is provided with a hoisting Hole 7.
[0031] Concretely, two hangers respectively fixed on the different ends of the same wi...
Embodiment 2
[0035] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 4 As shown, the present embodiment is further limited on the basis of Embodiment 1: as a spreader implementation method that is convenient for installing the spreader on the corresponding wing plate 11, each spreader includes three splints: a first splint 2 and two second splints 3, two second splints 3 are respectively bolted to different ends of the first splint 2, and the length of the first splint 2 is longer than the width of the wing plate 11 used to be connected with the splint, the second The connecting points of the first splint 2 and the two second splints 3 are respectively located on different sides of the beam body 1;
[0036] The first splint 2 is in contact with the outer surface of the corresponding wing 11 , and the lugs 6 are all fixed on the outer surface of the first splint 2 . In this solution, before the beam body 1 is hoisted, the beam body 1 can be laid flat first, and the outer side of the wing plate 11 used to conne...
Embodiment 3
[0038] This embodiment further limits this case on the basis of the technical solution provided in embodiment 2, as Figure 1 to Figure 4 As shown, in order to optimize the stress at the connection point between the lug 6 and the first splint 2 and to facilitate the removal of the hook and the sling after the precise positioning of the beam is completed, the hoisting holes 7 on each lug 6 are connected to the end of the beam body 1 connect.
[0039] When hoisting the crossbeam, in order to prevent each spreader from sliding in the length direction of the crossbeam body 1, or to increase the difficulty of sliding, each second splint 3 is bolted to the first splint 2 through a connecting bolt 5, And the side surfaces of the two connecting bolts 5 are in contact with the side surfaces of the corresponding wing plates 11 . In this solution, when the splint on one side of the beam body 1 slides, the two connecting bolts 5 can constrain each other to achieve the above purpose.
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