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Falling beam construction beam end sliding auxiliary device and use method

An auxiliary device and beam drop technology, which is applied in the direction of bridges, bridge materials, bridge construction, etc., can solve problems affecting the overall quality of the structure, shear damage of beam end supports, etc., to assist in checking the safety and quality of beam drop, and improve Construction efficiency and the effect of saving construction time

Pending Publication Date: 2020-02-14
SHANDONG JIAOTONG UNIV
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[0004] The inventor found that although the "beam drop method" can effectively prevent the concrete slab from cracking in advance, in the process of beam drop from the top of the main pier, the main girder at the top of the main pier fell 50 cm, which made the main girder extend longitudinally, and the end of the main girder along the bridge Although the displacement is not large, due to the frictional resistance of the end support of the main beam, it is easy to cause longitudinal shear damage of the end support of the beam and affect the overall quality of the structure. At present, there is no good solution

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[0041] This embodiment discloses a method of using a beam end sliding auxiliary device for falling beam construction: Figure 3-4 As shown, the support block 7 is poured on the abutment 8 at the beam end in advance, and the beam end support is fixed on the support block after the support block reaches the set strength. The beam end sliding auxiliary device for the falling beam construction The method of use includes the following specific steps:

[0042] Step 1: Use sulfur mortar to pour pad stones on the abutment positions on both sides of the beam end support. When pouring, pre-embed resistance wires inside the pad stone, and the pad stones on both sides of the beam end support are symmetrical to the beam end support After the pad stone reaches the set strength, fix the support on the top surface of the pad stone.

[0043]Step 2: Apply engine oil evenly on the two side groove surfaces of the support groove, evenly arrange the four rollers in the middle of the groove, set th...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a falling beam construction beam end sliding auxiliary device and a use method. The height of the device is greater than the height of a beam end support. The device comprisescushioning stones which can be fixed on two sides of a bridge abutment upper beam end support, wherein a heating element is embedded into each cushioning stone and can heat the cushioning stone to ahot melting state, the top surface of each cushioning stone is fixedly provided with a supporting element, the top surface of the supporting element is provided with a groove in which a plurality of rolling shafts are arranged, and the rolling shafts can roll in a longitudinal direction of a bridge in the groove, wherein the diameter of each rolling shaft is greater than the depth of the groove. By use of the sliding auxiliary device, the damage of the beam end support by a steel box beam during falling beam construction can be effectively avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of civil engineering bridges, in particular to a beam end sliding auxiliary device for falling beam construction and a use method thereof. Background technique [0002] Steel-concrete composite box girder is a new type of structure developed on the basis of steel structure and concrete structure. It consists of an upper reinforced concrete slab and a lower steel box girder. The concrete slab and the steel box girder are connected by shear connectors. The upper concrete slab bears the compressive stress of the beam body, and the lower steel box girder bears the tensile force. Because this kind of structure can better exert the material performance, and has the advantages of small dead weight, good earthquake resistance and durability, and convenient construction, it is more widely used in highway bridge construction. [0003] However, for the steel-concrete composite continuous beam, because it is a statica...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E01D21/06E01D2/04E01D101/30
CPCE01D2/04E01D21/06E01D2101/30
Inventor 董旭崔凤坤王保群运同辉薛洪运
Owner SHANDONG JIAOTONG UNIV
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