Pile tip for belled pile and carrier pile construction
A technology of carrier piles and bottom-expanding piles is applied in sheet pile wall, foundation structure engineering, construction and other directions, which can solve the problems of restricting the engineering application of reverse-insertion-extrusion-expansion construction method, affecting the forming quality of pile body and extrusion-expansion effect, etc. Simple structure, convenient and quick to open and close, easy to use
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[0011] In the figure, A is a steel pipe structure, which is rigidly connected with pile pipes (or long auger drilling tools, etc.); A one-way valve is installed inside it. When the pile tip is driven down by the pile pipe, the movable block E of the one-way valve will move up due to the extrusion of the material outside the pipe. After moving to the upper limiter C, the valve will be closed. The material outside the pipe cannot enter the pile pipe, and can only be squeezed and expanded by the pile pipe to form the expansion head and carrier. When the pile tip is pulled up under the drive of the pile pipe, the movable block E is lowered by gravity and vacuum force, and the valve is opened. The pile body material in the pile pipe flows out of the pile pipe through the discharge device B of the pile point.
[0012] In the present invention, the movable block of the one-way valve generally adopts a steel sphere, but its size, shape, material, structural form and setting position c...
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