A Connecting Member Overcoming Uneven Settlement of Bridges

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of bridges, and discloses a connecting member for overcoming uneven settlement of bridges, comprising a first concrete pouring frame, a second concrete pouring frame, a first vertical support and a first right limit plate. The connecting member to overcome the uneven settlement of the bridge is provided with the first force block, the first support rod, the first movable block and the first support, etc. Since the uneven settlement will lead to the inclination of the bridge pier, the bridge is limited by the connection. The inclination direction of the segment, the first right limit plate and the second right limit plate, and the distance between the first left limit plate and the second left limit plate are the allowable inclination errors of the bridge pier design, when the bridge pier is to the left When the pier is inclined, the first left limit plate and the second right limit plate limit the position. When the bridge pier is inclined to the right, the first right limit plate and the second left limit plate limit the position, and the two-way limit is more stable. It solves the problems that the current method of pouring concrete is not very targeted and costs a lot of money.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bridges, in particular to a connecting member for overcoming uneven settlement of bridges. Background technique [0002] When the geological structures at the bottom of two adjacent bridge piers are quite different, uneven settlement will occur. This uneven settlement will cause the pier to tilt, and cause the bridge to form a height difference, resulting in uneven stress on the pier. When the payload of the bridge pier with excessive force is less than the external force, the pier will be damaged, which may lead to the collapse of the bridge. [0003] At present, in order to prevent the uneven settlement of the bridge, the ground at the bottom of the pier is usually reinforced by pouring a large amount of concrete. This method is not very targeted and costs a lot of money. Therefore, a connecting member is needed to solve this problem. The existing bridge pier column tension-compression offset correctio...

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[0005] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a connecting member to overcome the uneven settlement of the bridge, which has the advantages of being able to directly reinforce the bridge pier and has a certain adjustment ability, and solves the current method of pouring concrete. Weak and costly problems

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