Device for improving blast vibration attenuating effect of water filling shock absorbing holes and construction method
A blasting vibration and construction method technology, applied in blasting and other directions, can solve the problem of reducing the shock absorption effect, and achieve the effects of absorbing seismic wave vibration, improving shock absorption, and buffering seismic wave vibration.
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[0027] The present invention provides a device for improving the blasting vibration reduction effect of water-filled shock-absorbing holes, including multiple shock-absorbing rubber tubes 1 for installation in water-filled shock-absorbing holes 3, such as figure 2 and image 3 As shown, each shock-absorbing rubber cylinder 1 includes an outer layer of waterproof rubber cylinder 11 and an inner layer of dispersion filling material 12, and the inner layer of dispersion filling material 12 is completely wrapped in the inner cavity of the outer layer of waterproof rubber cylinder 11. A string 2 is also connected to the outer layer waterproof rubber tube 11 of each shock-absorbing rubber t...
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