A fastening device for use in rocks of excavated tunnels
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE202025105134
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-08-28
- Publication Date
- 2025-11-06
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-08-31
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Abstract
Description
TECHNICAL AREA
[0001] This practical innovation belongs to the field of civil engineering and specifically concerns a fastening device used for installation in the rocks of excavated tunnels. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
[0002] In front of the existing concrete wall, the fastening devices for rock stabilization treatment must be used. The existing fastening device is complex, has poor stability, cannot be freely adapted to the actual situation of the rock, and is very inconvenient to use. However, internal collapse can occur in the rock above the tunnel. The patent application CN202121151981.1, "Fastening device for loosened tunnel fixings," is also an increasingly mature technology that is connected by all fastening components in a detachable sequence.The support connection seat, acting as a support frame for the entire structure, plays the main supporting role, reinforcing the side plate component against the side wall of the excavated tunnel and reinforcing the cover plate component against the arched part of the excavated tunnel. This strengthens all parts of the excavated tunnel, improving the reinforcement stability of the reinforcement structure and the safety of the tunnel construction. However, the structure also has the following drawbacks: during support reinforcement, because the upper rock layer is in an organized fractured state, the collapse of the upper structure in the excavated environment will destroy the lower tunnel, leading to pressure at a specific point in the lower structure that affects the entire support structure. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide a reinforcement device for removing rocks in loosened tunnels, which aims to solve the existing technology of fixing a structural crack in the upper layer of the rock layer, the collapse of the upper structure in loosened environments destroying the lower tunnel, leading to a specific point in the lower structure that generates pressure and affects the problem of the entire supporting structure.
[0004] To achieve the aforementioned purposes, this practical new model offers the following technical solutions: including tunnel beams, the distribution of the outer wall of the tunnel beam has several external support plates, the upper part of the outer support plate has several external support plates, the upper side of the outer support plate is connected to an inclined support column, the inclined support column is connected to one end of the main support beam, the main support beam is connected to a main water column, the main water column is connected to a secondary support beam, the lower part of the secondary support beam has several support plates, the outer wall of the secondary support beam has a high protective beam.
[0005] In one embodiment of this practical novelty for the fastening device of rocks for soluble tunnel environments, the main water column is opened with a first hole at the end and the main water column is opened with a second hole at the connection with the main support beam.
[0006] In this program, the main support beam, the inclined support columns, the main water column, and the secondary support beams are welded together during construction, and the outer support slab is built outside the tunnel beam, filled by the main water column, which flows through the first holes into the main water column and fills the main support beams and the secondary support beams to form a support structure after condensation, in order to facilitate construction.
[0007] In one embodiment of a fastening device for use in rock-soluble tunnel systems, a first connecting hole is opened at the top of the inclined support columns, wherein the first connecting hole of the inclined support columns is tightly connected to the main support beam on both sides.
[0008] In this program, after the concrete filling, inclined support columns and outer support slab and main support beams form a stable support structure. When the upper solution creates the collapse of the shear force, the secondary support beams and the main water column and the main support beams form a network structure that distributes the gravity downwards, while the inclined support columns are supported between the main support beams and the outer support slab. At this point, the bearing slab forms a support structure between the secondary support beams, supports the gravity, and improves the overall strength of the support. This is used after the solution of the upper structure to the shear force following the modification of the practical new type of reinforcement device for the implementation of tunnel systems.
[0009] In this program, the concrete flows into the outer support slab, which is filled, and the inclined support columns are supported between the main support beam and the outer support slab, with the load-bearing slabs forming a support structure between the secondary support beams to assist gravity and improve the overall support strength.
[0010] In one embodiment of a fastening device for use in rock-soluble tunnel systems, an arch support beam is provided on the inside of the tunnel beam and a support plate is provided on both sides of the bottom of the arch support beam.
[0011] In this program, the inner side of the tunnel beam is supported by arched support beams to increase the support strength inside the tunnel; gravity is directed onto the support plate, forming an internal support structure.
[0012] In one embodiment of this practical novelty for the fastening device for red-soldered tunnel perimeters, a lower support plate is located on the bottom of the arch support beam, and several secondary supports are distributed between the lower support plate and the arch support beam.
[0013] In this scheme, the secondary supports support the base of the arched support beams and form several small support spaces.
[0014] In this practical embodiment of a fastening device for use in rock-soluble tunnel lining blocks, the adjacent side rays are distributed with a Berel ray.
[0015] In this scenario, the small support space formed between the secondary beams and the arch support beams is supported by the structure of a Berellet crossbeam to increase the support strength inside the tunnel.
[0016] Compared to existing technologies, the advantages of this utility model are: 1) By means of the inclined support columns and the outer support plate and the main support beam, to form the stable support structure when the upper solution creates the collapse of the shear force, the network structure of the secondary support beams and the main water column and the main support beam distributes the force of gravity downwards, while the inclined support columns between the main support beam and the outer support plate are supported, in this case the bearing plate forms a support structure between the secondary support beams, supports the force of gravity, improves the overall strength of the support, used to withstand the shear force that changes after the solution of the upper structure, the inclined support columns between the main support beam and the outer support plate are supported, in this case the bearing plate forms a support structure between the secondary support beams, supports the force of gravity, improves the overall strength of the 2) Support of the inner side of the tunnel beam by the arch support beam, support of the lower side of the arch support beam by the auxiliary supports, formation of a series of small support spaces, improvement of the support strength inside the tunnel, gravity on the support plate, formation of an internal support structure, the structure of the Barrett crossbeams supports the small support space between the auxiliary beams and the arch support beam to improve the support strength inside the tunnel. LIST OF FIGURES
[0017] The accompanying figures serve to provide a further understanding of this working model and are part of the instructions; together with examples of its implementation, they do not constitute a limitation of this working model. In the accompanying figure: Fig. Figure 1 shows the structure of this usage model; Fig. 2 is a representation of the structure of this practical new external support plate; Fig. Figure 3 shows the structure of the main water column of this practical new building.
[0018] Figure: 1. Tunnel beam; 2. Outer plate; 3. Outer support plates; 4. Inclined support columns; 5. Main support beam; 6. Main water column; 7. Secondary support beams; 71. Support plates; 8. High-strength protective beams; 9. First holes; 10. Second hole; 11. First connecting hole; 12. Second connecting hole; 13. Arch support beam; 14. Support plate; 15. Lower support plate; 16. Additional beam; 17. Bailey beam. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
[0019] The following section, in conjunction with the figures in this Utility New embodiment, clearly and completely describes the technical solution in this Utility New embodiment, whereby it is evident that the described embodiments represent only a part of this Utility New embodiment and not the entire embodiment. Based on the embodiments in this Utility New, all other embodiments that the average technician in this field obtains without creative effort fall within the scope of protection of this Utility New.
[0020] Please see Fig. 1- Fig. 3, this practical model offers the following technical solution: A fastening device for the rock of the tunnel, including tunnel beam 1, tunnel beam 1 outer wall distribution with several outer plates 2, outer plate 2 upper part with several outer support plates 3, outer support plates 3 upper sides tightly connected to inclined support columns 4, inclined support columns 4 at one end tightly connected to main support beam 5, main support beam 5 parts of the fabric tightly connected to main water column 6, main water column 6 tightly connected on both sides to secondary support beam 7, secondary support beam 7 lower part with several support plates 71, secondary support beam 7 high-strength outer walls protective beam 8.
[0021] For a specific embodiment of a fastening device for use in the vicinity of rock tunnels, see Fig. 3: The main water column 6 is opened at one end with a first hole 9 and the main water column 6 is opened at the connection with the main support beam 5 with a second hole 10.
[0022] See Fig. 3: During construction, the main support beams 5, the inclined support columns 4, the main water column 6 and the secondary support beams 7 are welded together, and the outer plate 2 is built outside the tunnel beam 1, filled by the main water column 6, which flows through the first holes 9 into the main water column 6 and fills the main support beam 5 and the secondary support beam 7 to form a support structure behind the fortress to facilitate construction.
[0023] For a specific embodiment of a fastening device for the use of stone-solution tunnel conversion blocks, see Fig. 3: At the top of the inclined support columns 4, a first connecting hole 11 is opened, wherein the first connecting hole 11 of the inclined support columns 4 is tightly connected to the main support beam 5 on both sides.
[0024] See Fig. 3: After the concrete filling, the inclined support columns 4 with the outer support slabs 3 and the outer slab 2 with the main support beam 5 form a stable support structure. When the upper rock solution causes the collapse due to the shear effect, the network structure of the secondary support beams 7 with the main water column 6 and the main support beam 5 distributes the force of gravity downwards, while the inclined support columns 4 are supported between the main support beam 5 and the outer support slabs 3.
[0025] For a specific embodiment of a fastening device for use in rock-solution tunnel environments, see Fig. 3: The inclined support column 4 is open with a second connecting hole 12 at the lower end, which is tightly connected to the second connecting hole 12 of the inclined support column 4 with the upper side of the outer support plates 3.
[0026] See Fig. 3: The concrete flowing into the outer support slabs 3 is filled, and the inclined support columns 4 are supported between the main support beam 5 and the outer support slab, with the support slabs 71 forming a support structure between the secondary support beams 7, supporting gravity and increasing the overall support strength.
[0027] For a specific embodiment of a fastening device for use in rock-soluble tunnel environments, see Fig. 1: Inside the tunnel beam 1 is an arch support beam 13 and on both sides of the lower floor of the arch support beam 13 a support plate 14 is provided.
[0028] See Fig. 1: The arch support beam 13 supports the inside of the tunnel beam 1 to increase the support strength inside the tunnel; gravity is directed to the support plate 14 to form an internal support structure.
[0029] For a specific embodiment of a fastening device for use in the vicinity of rock tunnels, see Fig. 1: Lower support plate 15 on the base of the arch support beam 13 with several additional beams 16 distributed between the lower support plate 15 and the arch support beam 13.
[0030] See Fig. 1: The base of the arch support beam 13 is supported by the additional beams 16 and forms several small support spaces.
[0031] A specific embodiment of a fastening device for use in the rock excavation tunnel is shown in the figure: The Bailey beam 17 is distributed between adjacent auxiliary beams 16.
[0032] See Fig.1: The support of the small support space formed between the auxiliary beams 16 and the arch support beams 13 is supported by the structure of the Bailey beam 17 to increase the support strength inside the tunnel beam 1. QUOTES INCLUDED IN THE DESCRIPTION
[0000] This list of documents cited by the applicant was automatically generated and is included solely for the reader's convenience. The list is not part of the German patent or utility model application. The DPMA accepts no liability for any errors or omissions. Cited patent literature
[0000] CN 202121151981.1
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Claims
[1] A fastening device for use in rock of excavated tunnels, including the tunnel beams (1), characterized in that an outer wall distribution of the tunnel beam (1) has several outer support plates (2), the upper part of the outer support plate (2) has several outer support plates (3), the upper side of the outer support plate (3) is connected to an inclined support column (4), the inclined support columns (4) are connected to an end of the main support plate (5), the main support beam (5) is connected to a main water column (6), the main water column (6) is connected to a secondary support beam (7), the lower part of the secondary support beam (7) is connected to several bearing plates (71), and the secondary support beams (7) have a high strength protective beam (8). [2] The fastening device according to claim 1, which is characterized in that a first pouring hole (9) is opened at one end of the main water column (6) and a second pouring hole (10) is opened at the connection of the main water column (6) with the main support beam (5). [3] The fastening device according to claim 1, which is characterized in that a first connecting bore (11) is located at the tip of the inclined support columns (4), wherein the first connecting bore (11) of the inclined support columns (4) is tightly connected to both sides of the main support beam (5). [4] The fastening device according to claim 1, which is characterized in that at the lower end of the inclined support columns (4) there is a second connecting bore (12) which is tightly connected to the upper side of the outer support plate (3) at the second connecting bore (12) of the inclined support columns (4). [5] The fastening device according to claim 3, which is characterized in that the inner part of the tunnel beam (1) has an arch support beam (13) and the lower part of the arch support beam (13) has a support plate (14). [6] The fastening device according to claim 5, which is characterized by a lower support plate (15) on the bottom of the arched support beam (13) and several secondary support beams (16) distributed between the lower support plate (15) and the arched support beam (13). [7] The fastening device according to claim 6, which is characterized by the distribution of a Belet beam (17) between the adjacent auxiliary beams (16).
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