Temporary overlay turnouts and construction methods for tram non-stop operation conversion
By setting up temporary superimposed turnouts on tram lines to connect the breakpoints to another line, the problem of operational interruption during tram line maintenance or renovation was solved, realizing an efficient, low-cost, and low-impact construction method for non-stop renovation.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- SHANGHAI URBAN CONSTRUCTION DESIGN & RESEARCH INSTITUTE (GROUP) CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2023-11-16
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-26
AI Technical Summary
Existing technologies often require operational interruptions during tram line maintenance or renovation, resulting in significant social impact, high costs, and materials that are not conducive to long-term stability.
Temporary superimposed turnouts are used to connect the breakpoint to another line. The "r"-shaped superimposed turnouts and transition sections ensure operational continuity. This includes a combination design of main track sections, turnout sections, switching sections and intersection sections, which are installed and finely adjusted during nighttime track maintenance windows.
This approach ensures uninterrupted tram operation, guarantees the quality of the renovation, reduces social impact and engineering costs, and allows for the reuse of temporary switches, making installation convenient and cost-effective.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of tram retrofitting technology, and in particular to temporary superimposed turnouts and construction methods for tram retrofitting without interrupting operation. Background Technology
[0002] Trams are mainly laid along the surface of urban municipal roads, using ballastless tracks. Some sections have dedicated right-of-way with green paving, while others are paved with asphalt when intersecting with municipal roads.
[0003] Tram lines are located in complex environments, and their roadbed structures are easily affected by the construction or settlement of surrounding buildings, roads, and culverts, leading to tram line settlement. This necessitates roadbed structure lifting and track alignment repair. The track structure also requires repair or replacement due to impacts from vehicles or its own wear, fatigue, aging, and quality issues. When upgrading or repairing the line, such as installing turnouts on existing lines, installing turnouts on new lines, upgrading existing lines to higher speeds, or modifying the overhead contact system, the existing line must be dismantled and altered.
[0004] Current status and shortcomings of the technology in this field:
[0005] (1) Some minor local modifications to existing trams are carried out during nighttime maintenance windows. In order not to affect the operation the next day, some fast-setting materials or special operations are often used, such as fast-setting mortar. However, these fast-setting materials are feasible in the short term but have questionable long-term reliability. There is a problem of repeated operations in the later stage. The materials used for temporary modifications are not conducive to long-term stability.
[0006] (2) Some major upgrades, renovations or repairs require interrupting existing operating lines and stopping tram operations. In some areas, public transport connections are used. This not only involves engineering and technical issues but also the maintenance of social road traffic organization, resulting in higher costs and greater social impact.
[0007] Therefore, how to solve the problem of the entire line being interrupted during the maintenance or renovation of existing tracks has become a technical problem that urgently needs to be solved by those skilled in the art. Summary of the Invention
[0008] In view of the above-mentioned deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a temporary superimposed turnout and construction method for the non-stop operation transformation of trams, the purpose of which is to solve the problem of the interruption of the entire line during the maintenance or transformation of existing tracks.
[0009] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention discloses a temporary superimposed turnout for the non-stop conversion of trams, which is used to connect a portion of the broken line to another line when there is a break in one line of a double track that needs to be stopped.
[0010] Among them, temporary superimposed turnouts are set in pairs on the existing tracks before and after the break point;
[0011] Each of the aforementioned temporary superimposed turnouts is in the shape of an "r" and includes a main track section and a turnout section;
[0012] Each of the main track segments is overlapped on the existing track before or after the corresponding breakpoint of another line in the double track without the breakpoint, and each includes a standard guide rail and two overlapping main track segments arranged before and after the standard guide rail of the main track segment.
[0013] Each of the aforementioned branch sections includes a branch overlap section, a transition section, and a standard guide rail disposed between the branch overlap section and the transition section;
[0014] Each of the aforementioned branch line overlapping sections is arranged on an existing track before or after the break point in the double-track track.
[0015] Each of the aforementioned transition sections is located at one end where the corresponding branch section connects to the corresponding main road section;
[0016] The intersection of the standard guide rails of the main track section and the standard guide rails of the branch track section forms an intersection section;
[0017] The section near the end of each intersection section and each main road section is a ramp transition section.
[0018] Each of the aforementioned climbing transition sections includes a gradually increasing guide rail installed on the existing track;
[0019] The portion of each gradient guide rail whose height from the rail surface to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail is less than 40 mm is flat on the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail, and the lower surface that contacts the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail is an upwardly concave inverted "U" shape, which is locked into the rail head of the corresponding existing rail.
[0020] For each of the gradient guide rails, the portion where the height from the rail surface to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail exceeds 40 mm is provided with a ramp transition steel base plate between the rail surface and the corresponding existing rail.
[0021] Each of the aforementioned climbing transition steel base plates is fixedly connected to the corresponding existing track's rigid paving.
[0022] For each of the climbing transition steel base plates, the portion where the height from the rail surface of the corresponding gradient guide rail to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail is less than 55 mm is provided with a steel base plate transition groove that penetrates both the upper and lower surfaces of the grooved steel rail flange groove of the corresponding existing rail.
[0023] For each of the gradient guide rails, the portion where the height from the rail surface to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail is more than 55 mm, a gradient rail flange groove is provided on the side of the corresponding gradient guide rail at the position corresponding to the grooved rail flange groove of the corresponding existing rail.
[0024] Each of the existing tracks is provided with an open buffer section at the beginning, which is connected to the corresponding steel base plate transition groove.
[0025] Each of the aforementioned transition sections is provided with a transition section steel base plate between it and the existing track;
[0026] Each of the aforementioned transition section steel base plates includes a transition section guide rail and a switch rail disposed on the transition section steel base plate;
[0027] Each of the transition section guide rails includes a transition guide rail body part connected to the gradient guide rail of the climbing transition section of the corresponding main track overlapping section, and a transition guide rail groove provided on the side of the transition guide rail body part.
[0028] Each of the aforementioned conversion guide grooves is provided with a pointed rail;
[0029] The two intersecting rails of the standard guide rail of the main track section and the standard guide rail of the branch track section in each intersection section are cross-welded to a steel base plate of the intersection section, and the non-intersecting rails are respectively welded to two steel base plates of the intersection section.
[0030] Each pair of adjacent steel base plates at the intersection is connected by a connecting steel plate.
[0031] Preferably, each of the gradient guide rails includes a tongue at the end and a ramp section connected to the tongue;
[0032] Each of the tongue tips is a right-angled trapezoid in longitudinal section, with the length of the right-angled side being 25 mm ± 5% and closely attached to the corresponding existing track. The smaller base side, with a length of 2 mm ± 5%, faces the direction of vehicle entry or exit, while the larger base side connects to the climbing section. The slope of the hypotenuse relative to the existing track is 16%.
[0033] Each of the aforementioned climbing sections is a right trapezoid in longitudinal section, with the hypotenuse having a slope of 4% relative to the existing track.
[0034] Preferably, on the underside of each of the transition section steel base plates and each of the climbing transition steel base plates, corresponding to the straight section of the existing track, there is a locking boss that matches the groove of the corresponding existing track's rail flange.
[0035] More preferably, each of the transition section steel base plates, each of the climbing transition steel base plates, and each of the intersection section steel base plates are fixedly connected to the existing track hard paving within the coverage area by multiple anchor bolts, and are fixedly connected to the corresponding part of the corresponding main track section or the corresponding branch track section by welding.
[0036] Each of the aforementioned locking protrusions is fixed to the corresponding transition section steel base plate or the corresponding ramp transition steel base plate by welding.
[0037] Each of the aforementioned conversion guide rails is fixed to the corresponding conversion section steel base plate by welding;
[0038] The height of the rail surface of each of the main body parts of the conversion guide rail from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail is 80 mm.
[0039] Preferably, the two steel base plates of each transition section are welded together by multiple connecting steel plates.
[0040] Preferably, the height of the rail surface of each standard guide rail from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail is 80mm, and each guide rail is fixed to the corresponding steel sleeper by welding.
[0041] Each of the steel sleepers is fixed to the corresponding hard track surface by anchor bolts.
[0042] The present invention also provides a construction method for temporary superimposed turnouts for tram non-stop conversion, comprising the following steps:
[0043] Step 1: Based on the scope of the construction and renovation area, remove the paving layer within the track bed enclosure where temporary superimposed turnouts need to be installed, and backfill with concrete to lay new hard track paving along each turnout section.
[0044] Step 2: After the hard pavement reaches the specified strength, take advantage of the nighttime track closure period to stack each of the temporary superimposed turnouts onto the corresponding existing track and finely adjust the temporary fixation.
[0045] Step 3: Drill holes for anchor bolts on the hard paving surface of the track where the steel base plates for the transition section, the steel base plate for the climbing transition, the steel base plate for the crossing section, and the steel sleepers for the connecting steel sleepers need to be laid.
[0046] The anchor bolts are chemical bolts or expansion bolts to fix all the steel base plates of the transition section, all the steel base plates of the climbing transition section, the steel sleepers of the standard guide rail section and all the steel base plates of the crossing section, and finally fine-tuning and fixing the temporary superimposed turnout;
[0047] Step 4: Conduct multiple driving tests using a tram.
[0048] Step 5: Set up barriers in the area requiring construction and modification at the break point, and carry out construction at the break point;
[0049] Step 6: During normal operation, the tram operates as a parallel line with no breakpoints, formed by two temporary superimposed switches;
[0050] Step 7: After the construction at the break point is completed, remove the temporary superimposed turnout;
[0051] Step 8: Repeat steps 1 to 7 to complete the construction of all the breakpoints.
[0052] The beneficial effects of this invention are:
[0053] This invention can eliminate the interruption of tram operation due to engineering renovation, giving the renovation site sufficient time, and can use conventional technologies and construction measures to ensure the quality of renovation. It does not require additional temporary road traffic organization such as bus connections, does not damage the existing tracks, saves more engineering and social organization costs, has little social impact, and the temporary switches can be reused, are easy to install, and have low cost.
[0054] The following will further explain the concept, specific structure, and technical effects of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, so as to fully understand the purpose, features, and effects of the present invention. Attached Figure Description
[0055] Figure 1 The diagram shows a top view of the structure in one embodiment of the present invention, in which one end of the branch guide rail section is superimposed on the main guide rail section.
[0056] Figure 2 A longitudinal section schematic diagram of the climbing transition section is shown in one embodiment of the present invention.
[0057] Figure 3 This is a top view schematic diagram of a gradient guide rail according to an embodiment of the present invention.
[0058] Figure 4 This diagram shows a partially enlarged view of the tongue tip of the gradient guide rail in one embodiment of the present invention.
[0059] Figure 5 This invention is shown Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure along the AA direction.
[0060] Figure 6 This invention is shown Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure along the BB direction.
[0061] Figure 7 This invention is shown Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure along the CC direction.
[0062] Figure 8This invention is shown Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure along the DD direction.
[0063] Figure 9 This invention is shown Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the EE.
[0064] Figure 10 This invention is shown Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure in the middle FF direction.
[0065] Figure 11 This invention is shown Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure in the middle GG direction.
[0066] Figure 12 This invention is shown Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure in the middle HH direction.
[0067] Figure 13 This invention is shown Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure in the middle II direction.
[0068] Figure 14 This diagram illustrates the construction of one line in a double-track system according to one embodiment of the present invention.
[0069] Figure 15 This diagram illustrates the construction of one line in a double-track system according to one embodiment of the present invention. Detailed Implementation
[0070] Example: Figures 1 to 4 As shown, a temporary superimposed turnout is used for the conversion of trams to operate without interruption. When there is a breakpoint 8 on one of the double-track lines that needs to be shut down, the part of the breakpoint 8 is connected to the other line.
[0071] Among them, the temporary superimposed turnouts 6 are set in pairs on the existing track 9 before and after the breakpoint 8;
[0072] Each temporary superimposed turnout 6 is in the shape of an "r" and includes a main track section and a turnout section;
[0073] Each main track section is superimposed on the existing track 9 before or after the corresponding breakpoint 8 of the other line in the double track without breakpoint 8. Each section includes a standard guide rail 4, as well as two overlapping sections of the main track before and after the standard guide rail 4 of the main track section.
[0074] Each branch section includes a branch overlap section, a transition section 2, and a standard guide rail 4 set between the branch overlap section and the transition section 2;
[0075] Each branch line overlaps with one of the existing tracks 9 located before or after the breakpoint 8 in the double track.
[0076] Each transition section 2 is located at the end where the corresponding branch section connects to the corresponding main track section;
[0077] The intersection of the standard guide rail 4 of the main road section and the standard guide rail 4 of the branch road section forms the intersection section 3;
[0078] The section near the end of each intersection and each main road intersection is a climbing transition section 1;
[0079] Each climbing transition section 1 includes a gradually increasing guide rail 101 set on the existing track 9;
[0080] The portion of each gradient guide rail 101 with a height of less than 40 mm from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9 is laid flat on the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9, and the lower surface that contacts the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9 is an upward concave inverted "U" shape, which is stuck in the rail head of the corresponding existing rail 9.
[0081] For each gradient guide rail 101, the portion where the height from the rail surface to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9 exceeds 40 mm, a ramp transition steel base plate 104 is provided between the rail surface and the corresponding existing rail 9.
[0082] Each ramp transition steel base plate 104 is fixedly connected to the corresponding existing track 9 track hard paving 7;
[0083] For each climbing transition steel base plate 104, the portion of the rail surface of the corresponding gradual guide rail 101 that is less than 55 mm above the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9 is provided with a steel base plate transition groove 105 that penetrates both the upper and lower surfaces of the grooved steel rail wheel flange groove of the corresponding existing rail 9.
[0084] For the portion of each gradient guide rail 101 where the height from the rail surface to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9 is more than 55 mm, a gradient rail flange groove 106 is provided on the side of the corresponding gradient guide rail 101 at the position corresponding to the grooved rail flange groove of the corresponding existing rail 9.
[0085] Each existing track 9 has an open buffer section 107 at the beginning, which is connected to the corresponding steel base plate transition groove 105 through the corresponding open buffer section 107.
[0086] Each transition section 2 is equipped with a transition section steel base plate 21 between itself and the existing track;
[0087] Each transition section steel base plate 21 includes a transition section guide rail 22 and a switch rail 23 disposed on the transition section steel base plate 21;
[0088] Each transition section guide rail 22 includes a transition guide rail body part connected to the gradient guide rail 101 of the climbing transition section 1 that overlaps with the corresponding main track section, and a transition guide rail groove provided on the side of the transition guide rail body part.
[0089] Each conversion guide groove is equipped with a pointed rail 23;
[0090] The two intersecting rails of the standard guide rail 4 of the main track section and the standard guide rail 4 of the branch track section located in each intersection section 3 are cross-welded to a steel base plate 31 of the intersection section, and the non-intersecting rails are welded to two steel base plates 31 of the intersection section respectively.
[0091] Each pair of adjacent cross-section steel base plates 31 is connected by a connecting steel plate 24.
[0092] This invention Figure 1 The diagram shows an arrangement with openings to the right, while the openings to the left are arranged symmetrically.
[0093] The present invention uses a temporary superimposed turnout 6 superimposed on a double-track line before and after a breakpoint 8 that needs to be stopped, without damaging the existing track 9 structure and maintaining the integrity of the existing track 9.
[0094] Each gradient guide rail 101 has an upward-concave inverted "U" shape when it contacts the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9. When it is locked at the rail head of the corresponding existing rail 9, it can restrict the left and right movement of the gradient guide rail 101.
[0095] The presence of the gradient rail flange groove 106 on the side of the gradient guide rail 101 and the open buffer section 107 and steel base plate transition groove 105 on the climbing transition steel base plate 104 can prevent the wheel from hitting the tip.
[0096] In some embodiments, each gradient guide rail 101 includes a tongue tip 102 located at an end, and a ramp section 103 connected to the tongue tip 102;
[0097] Each tongue tip 102 is a right trapezoid in longitudinal section, with the length of the right-angled side being 25 mm ± 5% and closely attached to the corresponding existing track 9. The smaller base side is 2 mm ± 5% and faces the direction of vehicle entry or exit, while the larger base side is connected to the climbing section 103. The slope of the hypotenuse relative to the existing track 9 is 16%.
[0098] Each climbing section 103 has a right trapezoidal shape in its longitudinal section, with the hypotenuse having a slope of 4% relative to the existing track 9.
[0099] In practical applications, each transition section steel base plate 21 and each climbing transition steel base plate 104, on the straight section corresponding to the existing track 9, are provided with a locking boss 5 that matches the groove of the existing track 9's rail flange.
[0100] In some embodiments, each transition section steel base plate 21, each climbing transition steel base plate 104, and each intersection section steel base plate 31 are fixedly connected to the track hard paving 7 of the existing track 9 within the coverage area by multiple anchor bolts 10, and are fixedly connected to the corresponding part of the corresponding main track section or the corresponding branch track section by welding.
[0101] Each locking boss 5 is fixed to the corresponding transition section steel base plate 21 or the corresponding ramp transition steel base plate 104 by welding.
[0102] Each conversion guide rail is fixed to the corresponding conversion section steel base plate 21 by welding;
[0103] The height of the rail surface of each conversion guide body from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9 is 80 mm.
[0104] In practical applications, the positioning boss 5 facilitates installation and positioning and restricts the lateral movement of the steel base plate.
[0105] In some embodiments, the two transition section steel base plates 21 of each transition section 2 are welded together by multiple connecting steel plates 24.
[0106] In some embodiments, the height of the rail surface of each standard guide rail 4 from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail 9 is 80mm, and they are all fixed to the corresponding steel sleeper 41 by welding.
[0107] Each steel sleeper 41 is fixed to the corresponding track hard paving 7 surface layer by anchor bolts 10.
[0108] The present invention also provides a construction method for temporary superimposed turnouts for tram non-stop conversion, comprising the following steps:
[0109] Step 1: Based on the scope of the construction and renovation area, remove the paving layer within the track bed surrounding the temporary superimposed turnout 6 that needs to be installed, and use concrete backfill to lay new hard track paving 7 along each turnout section.
[0110] Step 2: After the hard pavement reaches the specified strength, take advantage of the nighttime track window to stack each temporary turnout 6 onto the corresponding existing track 9 and finely adjust the temporary fixation.
[0111] Step 3: Holes for installing anchor bolts 10 are made on the surface layer of the track hard paving 7 where the transition section steel base plate 21, the climbing transition steel base plate 104, the cross section steel base plate 31 and the connecting steel sleepers need to be laid.
[0112] Anchor bolts 10 are used to fix all transition section steel base plates 21, all climbing transition steel base plates 104, steel sleepers of standard guide rail 4 sections and all intersection section steel base plates 31 with chemical bolts or expansion bolts, and finally fine-tuning and fixing temporary superimposed turnouts 6;
[0113] Step 4: Conduct multiple driving tests using a tram.
[0114] Step 5: Set up barriers in the area requiring construction and renovation at breakpoint 8, and carry out construction at breakpoint 8.
[0115] Step 6: During normal operation, the tram will operate as a passenger vehicle along another uninterrupted line 8 formed by two temporary superimposed switches 6.
[0116] Step 7: After 80% of the construction is completed at the break point, remove the temporary superimposed turnout 6;
[0117] Step 8: Repeat steps 1 to 7 to complete the construction of all breakpoints 8.
[0118] The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above. It should be understood that those skilled in the art can make numerous modifications and variations based on the concept of the present invention without creative effort. Therefore, all technical solutions that can be obtained by those skilled in the art based on the concept of the present invention through logical analysis, reasoning, or limited experimentation on the basis of existing technology should be within the scope of protection defined by the claims.
Claims
1. A temporary superimposed turnout for the non-stop conversion of tram lines, used to connect a portion of the break (8) in a double-track line to another line when there is a break (8) that needs to be stopped; characterized in that... Temporary superimposed turnouts (6) are set in pairs on the existing track (9) before and after the break point (8); Each of the aforementioned temporary superimposed turnouts (6) is in the shape of an "r" and includes a main track section and a turnout section; Each of the main track segments is overlapped on the existing track (9) before or after the breakpoint (8) of the other track in the double track without the breakpoint (8), and each includes a standard guide rail (4), as well as two overlapping main track segments before and after the standard guide rail (4) of the main track segment. Each of the aforementioned branch sections includes a branch overlap section, a transition section (2), and a standard guide rail (4) disposed between the branch overlap section and the transition section (2). Each of the branch line overlapping sections is set on the existing track (9) before or after the breakpoint (8) in the double track. Each of the aforementioned transition sections (2) is located at one end where the corresponding branch section connects to the corresponding main road section; The intersection of the standard guide rail (4) of the main road section and the standard guide rail (4) of the branch road section forms an intersection section (3). The section near the end of each intersection and each main road intersection is a climbing transition section (1). Each of the aforementioned climbing transition sections (1) includes a gradually increasing guide rail (101) set on the existing track (9) with a height that gradually increases. The portion of each gradient guide rail (101) with a height of less than 40 mm from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9) is flat on the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9), and the lower surface that contacts the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9) is an upwardly concave inverted "U" shape, which is stuck in the rail head of the corresponding existing rail (9). For each of the gradient guide rails (101), the portion where the height of the rail surface from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9) exceeds 40 mm is provided with a ramp transition steel base plate (104) between the rail surface and the corresponding existing rail (9). Each of the aforementioned climbing transition steel base plates (104) is fixedly connected to the corresponding existing track (9) track hard paving (7); Each of the climbing transition steel base plates (104) has a steel base plate transition groove (105) that penetrates both the upper and lower surfaces of the corresponding existing rail (9) where the height from the rail surface of the corresponding gradient guide rail (101) to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9) is less than 55 mm. For each of the gradient guide rails (101), the portion where the height of the rail surface to the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9) is more than 55 mm, a gradient rail flange groove (106) is provided on the side of the corresponding gradient guide rail (101) at the position corresponding to the grooved rail flange groove of the corresponding existing rail (9). Each of the existing tracks (9) is provided with an open buffer section (107) at the beginning, which is connected to the corresponding open buffer section (107) and the corresponding steel base plate transition groove (105). Each of the aforementioned transition sections (2) is provided with a transition section steel base plate (21) between it and the existing track. Each of the aforementioned transition section steel base plates (21) includes a transition section guide rail (22) and a switch rail (23) disposed on the transition section steel base plate (21); Each of the transition section guide rails (22) includes a transition guide rail body part connected to the gradient guide rail (101) of the corresponding main track overlapping section of the climbing transition section (1), and a transition guide rail groove provided on the side of the transition guide rail body part. Each of the aforementioned conversion guide grooves is provided with a tip rail (23); The two intersecting rails of the standard guide rail (4) of the main track section and the standard guide rail (4) of the branch track section in each intersection section (3) are cross-welded to a steel base plate (31) of the intersection section, and the non-intersecting rails are respectively welded to two steel base plates (31) of the intersection section. Each pair of adjacent cross-section steel base plates (31) are connected by connecting steel plates (24).
2. The temporary superimposed turnout for tram non-stop conversion according to claim 1, characterized in that, Each of the gradient guide rails (101) includes a tongue tip (102) located at the end, and a ramp section (103) connected to the tongue tip (102). Each of the tongue tips (102) is a right trapezoid in longitudinal section, with the length of the right-angled side being 25 mm ± 5% and closely attached to the corresponding existing track (9). The smaller base side is 2 mm ± 5% and faces the direction of vehicle entry or exit, while the larger base side is connected to the climbing section (103). The slope of the hypotenuse relative to the existing track (9) is 16%. Each of the aforementioned climbing sections (103) is a right trapezoid in longitudinal section, with the slope of the hypotenuse relative to the existing track (9) being 4%.
3. The temporary superimposed turnout for tram non-stop conversion according to claim 1, characterized in that, On the underside of each of the aforementioned transition section steel base plates (21) and each of the aforementioned climbing transition steel base plates (104), corresponding to the straight section of the corresponding existing track (9), there is a locking boss (5) that matches the grooved rail flange groove of the corresponding existing track (9).
4. The temporary superimposed turnout for tram non-stop conversion according to claim 3, characterized in that, Each of the aforementioned transition section steel base plates (21), each of the aforementioned climbing transition steel base plates (104), and each of the aforementioned intersection section steel base plates (31) are fixedly connected to the track hard paving (7) of the existing track (9) within the coverage area by multiple anchor bolts (10), and are fixedly connected to the corresponding part of the corresponding main track section or the corresponding branch track section by welding. Each of the aforementioned locking protrusions (5) is fixed to the corresponding transition section steel base plate (21) or the corresponding climbing transition steel base plate (104) by welding. Each of the aforementioned conversion guide rails is fixed to the corresponding conversion section steel base plate (21) by welding; The height of the rail surface of each of the main body parts of the conversion guide rail from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9) is 80 mm.
5. The temporary superimposed turnout for tram non-stop conversion according to claim 1, characterized in that, Each of the two transition section steel base plates (21) of each transition section (2) is welded together by multiple connecting steel plates (24).
6. The temporary superimposed turnout for non-stop tram conversion according to claim 1, characterized in that, The height of the rail surface of each standard guide rail (4) from the rail surface of the corresponding existing rail (9) is 80mm, and they are all fixed to the corresponding steel sleeper (41) by welding. Each of the steel sleepers (41) is fixed to the corresponding track hard paving (7) surface layer by anchor bolts (10).
7. A construction method for temporary superimposed turnouts used in the non-stop tramway conversion as described in claim 1, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: Step 1: According to the scope of the construction and renovation area, remove the paving layer in the track bed enclosure where temporary superimposed turnouts (6) need to be set up, and use concrete backfill to lay new track hard paving (7) along each turnout section. Step 2: After the hard pavement reaches the specified strength, take advantage of the nighttime track window to stack each of the temporary superimposed turnouts (6) onto the corresponding existing track (9) and finely adjust the temporary fixation. Step 3: Holes for setting anchor bolts (10) are made on the surface layer of the track hard paving (7) where the transition section steel base plate (21), the climbing transition steel base plate (104), the cross section steel base plate (31) and the connecting steel sleepers need to be laid; Anchor bolts (10) are used to fix all the steel base plates (21) of the transition section, all the steel base plates (104) of the climbing transition section, the steel sleepers of the standard guide rail (4) section and all the steel base plates (31) of the crossing section, and finally fine-tuning and fixing the temporary superimposed turnout (6). Step 4: Conduct multiple driving tests using a tram. Step 5: Set up a fence around the area requiring construction and renovation at the breakpoint (8), and carry out construction at the breakpoint (8); Step 6: During normal operation, the tram operates as a parallel line with no said breakpoint (8) formed by two temporary superimposed switches (6); Step 7: After the construction at the break point (8) is completed, remove the temporary superimposed turnout (6). Step 8: Repeat steps 1 to 7 to complete the construction of all the breakpoints (8).