Engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device and detection method thereof
By designing seismic wave monitoring devices for engineering blasting, the problem that the prior art cannot effectively monitor and evaluate the impact of blasting on the surrounding environment and structures is solved, and high-precision and real-time seismic wave monitoring and evaluation are achieved, improving the safety and efficiency of blasting.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411695377.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-25
- Publication Date
- 2025-05-13
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of seismic wave monitoring, and in particular to an engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device and a detection method thereof. Background Art
[0002] Seismic wave monitoring for engineering blasting is an important measure to ensure that the impact of blasting activities on the surrounding environment and structures is controllable. The specific operation method includes the following steps: Geological survey: Understand the geological conditions of the blasting area in detail, including rock types, stratigraphic structure and groundwater conditions. Environmental survey: Assess the conditions of the surrounding environment and buildings, and determine the areas and objects that need to be monitored. Select appropriate seismic wave monitoring equipment such as seismometers, accelerometers, particle velocimeters and strain gauges according to monitoring needs. Determine the monitoring objectives and requirements, and formulate a detailed monitoring plan, including the layout of monitoring points, equipment installation methods, data collection frequency and time, etc. According to the monitoring plan, select appropriate monitoring points in and around the blasting area. Monitoring points should cover the blasting center, boundary areas and near key structures.
[0003] Seismic waves generated by blasting may cause damage to surrounding buildings and structures. By monitoring seismic waves, potential safety hazards can be discovered in a timely manner, and appropriate protective measures can be taken to protect the safety of buildings and structures. Seismic wave monitoring can predict the impact of blasting on the surrounding environment in advance, ensure the safety of surrounding personnel during the blasting process, and avoid secondary disasters caused by blasting. By monitoring the amplitude, frequency, and duration of seismic waves, the energy output of the blasting can be quantified and whether the blasting has achieved the expected effect can be evaluated. Analyzing seismic wave data can provide a reference for subsequent blasting design, optimize blasting parameters, and improve blasting efficiency and effectiveness.
[0004] For example, the Chinese authorized patent "An Active Source Microseismic Monitoring Device and Method" with application number CN201810005291.1 includes: monitoring well I, fracturing well, and monitoring well II; the monitoring well I and monitoring well II are respectively arranged on both sides of the fracturing well, and a seismometer is arranged on one side of the monitoring well I, and an electric spark instrument is arranged on one side of the monitoring well II. The present invention adopts the principle of interchange of seismic waves. Before fracturing, electric sparks are used to conduct a simulated substitution test at the fracturing position to measure the velocity of the formation seismic waves, establish the relationship between the source energy and the fracture level, and perform microseismic monitoring during the fracturing construction while keeping the entire monitoring system unchanged, so that it better meets the conditions of seismic interchange; in the process of microseismic inversion, the field-calibrated formation seismic wave velocity and energy conversion relationship table is used to ensure accurate fracture positioning and accurate level judgment, so that the monitoring and evaluation are scientific and reliable.
[0005] Although the above-mentioned existing technologies have certain advantages, they are not suitable for the seismic wave monitoring requirements required for engineering blasting.
[0006] In view of the above situation, in order to overcome the above technical problems, the present invention designs an engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device and a detection method thereof, which solves the above technical problems. Summary of the invention
[0007] The technical purpose to be achieved by the present invention is to design an engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device and a detection method thereof, which are used to monitor the seismic waves generated during the engineering blasting process, thereby protecting the surrounding environment and structures, ensuring the safety of personnel, and evaluating and optimizing the blasting effect.
[0008] In order to achieve the above technical objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solutions: The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device includes a bracket assembly, a monitoring box, an antenna and a monitoring mechanism. The bracket assembly is installed on the ground where the engineering blasting seismic wave needs to be monitored, the monitoring box is installed on the bracket assembly, the antenna is installed on the monitoring box, and the monitoring mechanism is installed below the monitoring box. The monitoring mechanism detects seismic waves through the sensing component, driving the liquid water in the fixed component to oscillate, so that the pressure sensor and the photosensitive sensor transmit the collected data to the monitoring box for calculation and processing, and then convert it into various data of seismic waves and send it to the data center through the antenna. Once there is an abnormal situation, a safety alarm will be immediately issued to the construction party through the antenna.
[0009] Preferably, the bracket assembly includes a support rod, a mounting base, a horizontal retaining rod and a stabilizing block; the support rod is installed under the monitoring box, the mounting base is installed under the support rod, the horizontal retaining rod presses the center point under the monitoring box, and the stabilizing block is installed under the horizontal retaining rod.
[0010] Preferably, there are four support rods, which are inclined at 45 degrees. The mounting base below the support rods is located on the same horizontal plane. The horizontal retaining rod is located at the intersection of the diagonals below the monitoring box, and the stabilizing block is arranged in a bowl shape.
[0011] Preferably, the monitoring mechanism includes a sensing component, a fixing component, a flow measuring component, a pressure sensor and a measuring component; the sensing structure is installed at the bottom of the fixing component, the fixing mechanism is installed at the bottom of the monitoring box, the flow measuring component is installed inside the fixing component, the pressure sensor is installed inside the fixing component, and the measuring component is installed on top of the fixing mechanism.
[0012] Preferably, the sensing component includes a rod body, a piston, an overflow port, a bellows and a contact block; the rod body is arranged inside the fixed component, the piston is installed on the top of the rod body, the overflow port is opened on the side of the piston, the lower end of the bellows is installed on the rod body, the contact block is installed below the rod body, and the contact block is arranged in a step shape.
[0013] Preferably, the fixing assembly includes a vertical sleeve, a sliding hole, a bridge sleeve and a rotating hole; two vertical sleeves are provided, the sliding hole is opened below the vertical sleeve, the bridge sleeve is installed in the middle of the two vertical sleeves, and the rotating hole is opened in the middle of the bridge sleeve.
[0014] Preferably, the flow measuring assembly includes a rotating shaft, an impeller, a mounting ring and a spotlight, the rotating shaft is installed inside the fixed assembly, the impeller is installed on the side of the rotating shaft, the mounting ring is installed on the impeller, and the spotlight is arranged on the mounting ring.
[0015] Preferably, the cross-sectional shape of the impeller is set to be semicircular, the spotlights are arranged in a ring array, and the spotlights are infrared spotlights.
[0016] Preferably, the measuring component includes a fixing ring, a through hole, a hollow sleeve and a photosensitive sensor; the fixing ring is installed on the top of the mounting component, the through hole is opened in the middle of the fixing ring, the hollow sleeve is installed on the top of the through hole, and the photosensitive sensor is installed on the top of the hollow sleeve.
[0017] A method for detecting engineering blasting seismic waves, the steps of the method are as follows: S1: Operators select appropriate monitoring locations based on testing requirements by understanding the geological conditions, environmental sensitive points and surrounding buildings in the blasting area; S2: Install the bracket assembly on the ground at the monitoring location, bury the stabilizing block under the ground, ensure that the mounting base is set parallel, and ensure that the contact block is in full contact with the ground; S3: After the engineering blasting occurs, the seismic waves will spread outward from the blasting site in sequence. The contact blocks are driven by the seismic waves to shake, causing the state of the liquid water in the fixed components to change, which is recorded by the pressure sensor and uploaded to the detection box; S4: The monitoring box pre-processes the data, including noise removal, filtering, smoothing, etc., to obtain clear seismic wave signals, analyze the temporal changes of seismic waves, and determine the main peaks, troughs and waveform characteristics; S5: The monitoring box further analyzes the frequency components of the seismic waves through methods such as Fast Fourier Transform (FFT), determines its spectral characteristics, compares the waveforms at different locations, determines the propagation speed and attenuation characteristics of the blasting waves, analyzes the strain data of the structure, and evaluates the impact of the blasting on the structure.
[0018] S6: The monitoring box collects the detection data of all sensors, conducts comprehensive analysis and transmits it to the data center through the antenna. The data center evaluates the actual impact of the explosion based on the analysis results, compares it with the expected results, and writes a detailed detection report. The report content should include detection methods, equipment layout, data analysis results and conclusions, etc.
[0019] The beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows: 1. The present invention installs a monitoring mechanism at a designated location, measures the transverse waves and longitudinal waves in the seismic waves separately through a mechanical mechanism, and then obtains a correct seismic wave model through data analysis and processing, thereby improving the real-time and accuracy of seismic wave monitoring, ensuring the safety of on-site construction, and evaluating the impact of a single blasting, which is conducive to optimizing the data adjustment for the next blasting.
[0020] 2. The present invention sets up a monitoring mechanism, and real-time monitoring can help engineering personnel understand the propagation of seismic waves in real time, so as to adjust the blasting design parameters in time to ensure the blasting effect and safety. Accurate monitoring of seismic waves can provide a detailed assessment of the impact of geological conditions and terrain on blasting vibration, which is helpful to predict the seismic damage after blasting. Real-time monitoring data can help optimize the layout of monitoring points, ensure that the propagation of seismic waves in key areas is monitored, and improve the comprehensiveness and representativeness of monitoring. Through real-time monitoring, blasting parameters can be accurately controlled to avoid exceeding design limits, thereby improving the efficiency and safety of blasting. The data generated by real-time monitoring can be recorded and subsequently analyzed, which is helpful to study and improve blasting technology and enhance the experience and efficiency of engineering implementation.
[0021] 3. The present invention not only takes into account high-precision data acquisition and processing, but also integrates a real-time early warning function. Its stable structure and efficient data transmission system ensure comprehensive monitoring and timely early warning of seismic waves in blasting engineering, providing a strong guarantee for the safety and environmental protection of blasting construction. This device not only plays an important role in engineering blasting, but also provides technical support for earthquake monitoring and other fields that require ground vibration data acquisition. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0022] In order to more clearly illustrate the specific implementation methods of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings required for use in the specific implementation methods or the description of the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are some implementation methods of the present invention. For ordinary technicians in this field, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without paying creative work.
[0023] The above and other aspects of the present invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention; Figure 2 is a schematic structural diagram of the bracket assembly of the present invention; Figure 3 It is a structural schematic diagram of the monitoring mechanism of the present invention; Figure 4is a schematic diagram of the structure of the sensing component of the present invention; Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the fixing assembly of the present invention; Figure 6 It is a structural schematic diagram of the flow measuring assembly of the present invention; Figure 7 It is a schematic diagram of the installation of the flow measuring component and the calculation component of the present invention; Figure 8 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the measuring component of the present invention; Fig. 9 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the monitoring mechanism of the present invention; Fig.10 It is a cross-sectional view of the monitoring mechanism of the present invention.
[0024] In the figure: 1. bracket assembly; 11. support rod; 12. mounting base; 13. horizontal holding rod; 14. stabilizing block; 2. monitoring box; 3. antenna; 4. monitoring mechanism; 41. sensing assembly; 411. rod body; 412. piston; 413. overflow port; 414. bellows; 415. contact block; 42. fixing assembly; 421. vertical sleeve; 422. sliding hole; 423. bridge sleeve; 424. rotating hole; 43. flow measuring assembly; 431. rotating shaft; 432. impeller; 433. mounting ring; 434. spotlight; 44. pressure sensor; 45. measuring assembly; 451. fixing ring; 452. through hole; 453. hollow sleeve; 454. photosensor. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0025] In order to better understand the above technical solution, the above technical solution will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods.
[0026] like Figure 1-10As shown, the engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device is a high-precision instrument for monitoring and evaluating seismic waves generated by blasting engineering and their impact on the surrounding environment. Its structure includes a bracket assembly 1, a monitoring box 2, an antenna 3 and a monitoring mechanism 4. The bracket assembly 1 is firmly mounted on the ground of the blasting area to be monitored to ensure that the entire device can remain stable during the blasting process and avoid data errors caused by vibration. The monitoring box 2 is a core component and is fixed on the upper part of the bracket assembly 1. Its design takes into account multiple protection measures such as dustproof, waterproof, and shockproof to ensure that it can still work normally in various harsh environments. The monitoring box 2 integrates multiple high-precision sensors and data processing modules, which can collect and process seismic wave data in real time. An antenna 3 is installed above the monitoring box 2. This is a high-gain antenna 3, which is responsible for wirelessly transmitting the processed data to a remote data center. The design of the antenna 3 ensures the stability and reliability of data transmission, and ensures accurate data transmission even in areas with weak signals. The monitoring mechanism 4 is installed below the monitoring box 2, close to the ground. This design enables the monitoring mechanism 4 to sense ground vibration more directly and sensitively. The monitoring mechanism 4 detects seismic waves in real time through a built-in sensing component 41. The sensing component 41 can capture weak vibration signals generated by blasting.
[0027] The monitoring mechanism 4 detects the seismic waves through the sensing component 41, and transmits the vibration signal to the liquid water in the fixing component 42 through the principle of mechanical conduction. The fluctuations of the liquid water during the vibration will directly affect the pressure sensor 44 and the light sensor 454 installed in the fixing component 42. These sensors can accurately measure the pressure changes of the liquid water and the light changes caused by the change of water flow, and then obtain data such as the intensity, frequency and duration of the seismic waves.
[0028] The data collected by these sensors are first transmitted to the data processing module in the monitoring box 2 for real-time calculation and analysis. The calculation module inside the monitoring box 2 processes and converts various data of the seismic wave through a preset algorithm, and extracts meaningful information, such as magnitude, epicenter location, focal depth, etc. The processed seismic wave data is sent to the remote data center through antenna 3, and the data center conducts further analysis and storage. The experts and automation systems in the data center can evaluate the impact of the blasting on the surrounding environment and buildings based on real-time data, and generate relevant reports. If the data center detects an abnormal situation, such as the intensity of the seismic wave exceeds the safety threshold, the system will immediately send an alarm signal to the construction party through antenna 3. This real-time early warning system can notify the construction party to take emergency measures in the first time to avoid possible safety accidents. The alarm signal sent by antenna 3 can trigger the alarm device on the site, such as warning lights and alarm sounds, to remind the on-site staff to evacuate quickly or take protective measures.
[0029] like Figure 2As shown, the support assembly 1 includes a support rod 11, a mounting base 12, a horizontal holding rod 13 and a stabilizing block 14; the support rod 11 is installed under the monitoring box 2, and the support rod 11 is the main structural member connecting the monitoring box 2 and the mounting base 12. It is installed under the monitoring box 2 and firmly supports the monitoring box 2 through a sturdy fixing device. To ensure that the monitoring box 2 is at the best height and angle, thereby ensuring the accuracy of the monitoring data. To provide sufficient support and stability. The bottom of the base is provided with an anti-slip pad or an anchoring device to ensure the stability of the monitoring box 2. The mounting base 12 is installed under the support rod 11 and is the part of the support assembly 1 that contacts the ground. The stabilizing block 14 is installed under the horizontal holding rod 13 and is a key component to further enhance the stability of the device. The stabilizing block 14 is usually made of high-density material and has a large weight and volume. The design of the stabilizing block 14 ensures that the support assembly 1 can remain stable and will not tilt or move when subjected to external vibration or impact.
[0030] like Figure 2 As shown, the horizontal holding rod 13 is installed at the center point below the monitoring box 2. The horizontal holding rod 13 is a key component to ensure that the monitoring box 2 works in a horizontal state. It is fixed at the center point of the monitoring box 2 to maintain the horizontal position of the monitoring box 2. The horizontal holding rod 13 is usually equipped with a level gauge or an electronic level sensor, which can detect and adjust the horizontal state of the monitoring box 2 in real time to avoid affecting the accuracy of the monitoring data due to tilt. The stabilizing block 14 is installed below the horizontal holding rod 13.
[0031] There are four support rods 11, which are tilted at 45° to evenly disperse the forces from different directions, thereby improving the overall stability. This setting can effectively resist vibrations in the horizontal and vertical directions, so that the monitoring device remains stable during the blasting process. The mounting base 12 below the support rods 11 is set on the same horizontal plane. The flat base provides a stable contact surface to ensure that the device is in close contact with the ground and reduce the tilt of the device caused by uneven ground. The horizontal holding rod 13 is located at the intersection of the diagonals below the monitoring box 2. The holding rod at the center position can more effectively keep the monitoring box 2 horizontal and reduce data errors caused by tilting. The stabilizing block 14 is set in a bowl shape. The bowl-shaped design increases the contact area and enhances the friction, making the device more stable on the ground and not easy to slide. The bowl-shaped shape can effectively prevent the device from tipping over, especially when it is impacted by external forces, further improving the safety and stability of the device.
[0032] like Figure 3As shown, the monitoring mechanism 4 includes a sensing component 41, a fixed component 42, a flow measuring component 43, a pressure sensor 44 and a measuring component 45; the sensing component 41 is installed at the bottom of the fixed component 42, and can instantly capture and record the weak vibration signal generated during the blasting process. The fixed component 42 is installed under the monitoring box 2, directly supporting the sensing component 41 and other devices. It bears the weight of the entire monitoring mechanism 4, and ensures that the sensing component 41 can operate accurately without being affected by the outside world through structural design. The flow measuring component 43 is installed inside the fixed component 42, and the flow measuring component 43 is built into the fixed component 42 to receive and transmit the flow of liquid water. Under the action of vibration, the flow measuring component 43 can accurately record and measure the flow speed and direction of liquid water, thereby providing an important basis for subsequent data analysis. The pressure sensor 44 is installed inside the fixed component 42, and is specifically used to monitor and record the pressure changes in liquid water. These sensors can detect tiny pressure fluctuations in real time and provide key data such as the intensity and frequency of ground vibration caused by blasting. The measuring component 45 is installed on the fixing component 42, and obtains the specific situation of the shear wave in the seismic wave by calculating the incoming and outgoing water flow.
[0033] like Figure 4 As shown, the sensing component 41 includes a rod 411, a piston 412, an overflow port 413, a bellows 414 and a contact block 415; the rod 411 is arranged inside the fixed component 42, and the rod 411 is the main structure of the sensing component 41, and is installed inside the fixed component 42. The piston 412 is installed on the rod 411, and the piston 412 is installed above the rod 411, tightly connected with the rod 411, and can move along the axial direction of the rod 411. The overflow port 413 is opened on the side of the piston 412, and the overflow port 413 is opened on the side of the piston 412, and is used to adjust the flow of liquid water inside the sensing component 41. It ensures that when the pressure changes, the excess liquid water can be released through the overflow port 413 to avoid the instability of the sensing component 41 caused by pressure accumulation. The lower end of the bellows 414 is mounted on the shaft 411, and the contact block 415 is mounted below the shaft 411. The contact block 415 is arranged in a terraced shape. The contact block 415 is mounted below the shaft 411 and is the bottom structure of the sensing component 41. The terraced shape can more effectively contact and transmit the force of ground vibration. The terraced design provides a larger contact area and stability, which helps to accurately sense the vibration signal of the seismic wave.
[0034] like Figure 5As shown, the fixing assembly 42 includes a vertical sleeve 421, a sliding hole 422, a bridge sleeve 423 and a rotation hole 424; there are two vertical sleeves 421, and two vertical sleeves 421 are arranged in the fixing assembly 42, which serve as the main pillars of the entire structure and are responsible for supporting and fixing other components. These sleeves are usually made of high-strength metal or alloy, have good durability and pressure resistance, and can remain stable in a shock and vibration environment. The sliding hole 422 is opened below the vertical sleeve 421, and the sliding hole 422 is used to allow the rod body 411 to slide therein, and the bridge sleeve 423 is installed in the middle of the two vertical sleeves 421, and the bridge sleeve 423 is used to facilitate the movement of water in the two vertical sleeves 421, so as to record the changes in the transverse waves, and the rotation hole 424 is opened in the middle of the bridge sleeve 423, and the rotation hole 424 is used to install the rotation shaft 431.
[0035] like Figure 6 As shown, the flow measuring component 43 includes a rotating shaft 431, an impeller 432, a mounting ring 433 and a spotlight 434. The rotating shaft 431 is mounted inside the fixed component 42, and the impeller 432 is mounted on the side of the rotating shaft 431. The impeller 432 is mounted on the side of the rotating shaft 431, and its cross-sectional shape is designed to be semicircular. This design can effectively capture the kinetic energy of the fluid when the liquid water flows through, and convert it into rotational power, so as to measure the speed and direction of the water flow. The mounting ring 433 is installed above the impeller 432 to support and fix the impeller 432. It is usually designed as an annular structure, which can stably fix the impeller 432 to ensure its stable operation and accurate measurement under the action of the fluid. The spotlight 434 is arranged above the mounting ring 433 and is arranged in a circular array. These spotlights 434 generally use infrared technology to ensure the reliability and accuracy of the measurement data.
[0036] like Figure 8 As shown, the measuring component 45 includes a fixing ring 451, a through hole 452, a hollow sleeve 453 and a photosensitive sensor 454; the fixing ring 451 is installed on the top of the mounting component, the through hole 452 is opened in the middle of the fixing ring 451, the hollow sleeve 453 is installed on the through hole 452, the photosensitive sensor 454 is installed on the top of the hollow sleeve 453, and the photosensitive sensor 454 is installed on the top of the hollow sleeve 453 to detect and measure the change of the light signal. These sensors are usually able to efficiently capture the intensity and frequency changes of light, thereby converting them into electrical signals and transmitting them to the computing system of the monitoring device for data processing and analysis.
[0037] A method for detecting engineering blasting seismic waves, the steps of the method are as follows: S1: Operators select appropriate monitoring locations based on testing requirements by understanding the geological conditions, environmental sensitive points and surrounding buildings in the blasting area; S2: Install the bracket assembly 1 on the ground at the monitoring location, bury the stabilizing block 14 under the ground, ensure that the mounting base 12 is arranged in parallel, and ensure that the contact block 415 is in full contact with the ground; S3: After the engineering explosion occurs, the seismic waves will spread outward from the explosion site in sequence, and the contact block 415 will be shaken by the seismic waves, so that the state of the liquid water in the fixing assembly 42 will change, which will be recorded by the pressure sensor 44 and uploaded to the detection box; S4: Monitoring box 2 pre-processes the data, including removing noise, filtering, smoothing, etc., to obtain clear seismic wave signals, analyze the temporal changes of seismic waves, and determine the main peaks, troughs and waveform characteristics; S5: Monitoring box 2 further analyzes the frequency components of the seismic waves through methods such as fast Fourier transform (FFT), determines its spectral characteristics, compares the waveforms at different positions, determines the propagation speed and attenuation characteristics of the blasting waves, analyzes the strain data of the structure, and evaluates the impact of the blasting on the structure.
[0038] S6: The monitoring box 2 collects the detection data of all sensors, conducts comprehensive analysis and transmits it to the data center through the antenna 3. The data center evaluates the actual impact of the blasting based on the analysis results, compares it with the expected results, and writes a detailed detection report. The report content should include the detection method, equipment layout, data analysis results and conclusions, etc.
[0039] During the working process of the present invention, the operator selects a suitable monitoring location according to the detection requirements by understanding the geological conditions, environmental sensitive points and surrounding buildings of the blasting area; installs the bracket assembly 1 on the ground of the monitoring location, buries the stabilizing block 14 under the ground, ensures that the mounting base 12 is arranged in parallel, and ensures that the contact block 415 is in full contact with the ground; After the engineering blasting occurs, the seismic waves will spread outward from the blasting site in sequence, and the contact block 415 will be shaken by the seismic waves, so that the state of the liquid water in the fixed component 42 will change, which will be recorded by the pressure sensor 44 and uploaded to the detection box; the longitudinal wave of the seismic wave will affect the contact block 415 to make it move up and down, thereby driving the water in the vertical sleeve 421 to move up and down, causing the internal pressure of the vertical sleeve 421 to change. The pressure sensor 44 detects and monitors this part of the pressure change and transmits it to the monitoring box 2. The transverse wave of the seismic wave will cause the same Different vertical sleeves 421 in the group fixing component 42 are subjected to vibrations with a certain time difference, so that a part of the water flow will enter another vertical sleeve 421 through the bridge sleeve 423. At this time, the impeller 432 rotates, driving the spotlight 434 on the mounting ring 433 to rotate, and the through hole 452 opened on the fixing ring 451 below the measuring component 45 can detect the rotation of the spotlight 434 below, so that the photosensitive sensor 454 records the rate of change of light, which is converted into the shear wave of the seismic wave through the calculation of the monitoring box 2; Monitoring box 2 pre-processes the data, including noise removal, filtering, smoothing, etc., to obtain clear seismic wave signals, analyze the temporal changes of seismic waves, determine the main peaks, troughs and waveform characteristics; Monitoring box 2 further analyzes the frequency components of seismic waves through methods such as fast Fourier transform (FFT), determines its spectral characteristics, compares waveforms at different locations, determines the propagation speed and attenuation characteristics of blasting waves, analyzes the strain data of structures, and evaluates the impact of blasting on structures. Monitoring box 2 summarizes the detection data of all sensors, conducts comprehensive analysis, and transmits it to the data center through antenna 3. The data center evaluates the actual impact of blasting based on the analysis results, compares it with the expected results, and writes a detailed detection report. The report content should include detection methods, equipment layout, data analysis results and conclusions, etc.
[0040] The above-disclosed technical features are not limited to the combination with other features disclosed, and those skilled in the art may also make other combinations between the technical features according to the disclosed purpose, so as to achieve the purpose of the present disclosure. The description herein is provided to enable those of ordinary skill in the art to implement or use the present disclosure. It will be obvious to those of ordinary skill in the art that various modifications to the present disclosure will be apparent, and the general principles defined herein may be applied to other variations without departing from the scope of the present disclosure. Therefore, the present disclosure is not limited to the examples and designs described herein, but should be given the broadest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein. Although one or more exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, those of ordinary skill in the art will understand that various changes in form and detail may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the present disclosure as defined in the appended claims. Although the present disclosure has been described in detail above with general descriptions and specific embodiments, it is obvious to those skilled in the art that some modifications or improvements may be made thereto based on the embodiments of the present disclosure. Therefore, these modifications or improvements made without departing from the spirit of the present disclosure are all within the scope of protection claimed by the present disclosure. The foregoing is merely an excerpt from the disclosure that these modifications may be made to the invention in light of the above detailed description. The terms used in the appended claims should not be construed to limit the invention to the specific embodiments disclosed in the specification. Instead, the scope of the invention will be determined entirely by the appended claims, which will be interpreted in accordance with established principles of claim interpretation.
Claims
1. Engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device, characterized in that: The invention comprises a support assembly (1), a monitoring box (2), an antenna (3) and a monitoring mechanism (4), wherein the support assembly (1) is installed on the ground where the engineering blasting seismic waves need to be monitored, the monitoring box (2) is installed on the support assembly (1), the antenna (3) is installed on the monitoring box (2), and the monitoring mechanism (4) is installed on the bottom of the monitoring box (2). The monitoring mechanism (4) detects seismic waves through a sensing assembly (41), driving the liquid water in the fixing assembly (42) to vibrate, so that the pressure sensor (44) and the light sensor (454) transmit the collected data to the monitoring box (2) for calculation and processing, and then converts the data into various data of seismic waves and sends them to the data center through the antenna (3). Once an abnormal situation occurs, a safety alarm is immediately issued to the construction party through the antenna (3).
2. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support assembly (1) comprises a support rod (11), a mounting base (12), a horizontal holding rod (13) and a stabilizing block (14); the support rod (11) is mounted below the monitoring box (2), the mounting base (12) is mounted below the support rod (11), the horizontal holding rod (13) holds down the center point below the monitoring box (2), and the stabilizing block (14) is mounted below the horizontal holding rod (13).
3. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 2 is characterized in that: Four support rods (11) are provided, and the four support rods (11) are arranged at an angle of 45 degrees. The mounting bases (12) below the support rods (11) are arranged on the same horizontal plane. The horizontal retaining rods (13) are located at the intersection of the diagonals below the monitoring box (2), and the stabilizing block (14) is arranged in a bowl shape.
4. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The monitoring mechanism (4) comprises a sensing component (41), a fixing component (42), a flow measuring component (43), a pressure sensor (44) and a measuring component (45); the sensing component (41) is mounted at the bottom of the fixing component (42), the fixing component (42) is mounted below the monitoring box (2), the flow measuring component (43) is mounted inside the fixing component (42), the pressure sensor (44) is mounted inside the fixing component (42), and the measuring component (45) is mounted above the fixing component (42).
5. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 4, characterized in that: The sensing component (41) comprises a rod body (411), a piston (412), an overflow port (413), a bellows (414) and a contact block (415); the rod body (411) is arranged inside the fixing component (42), the piston (412) is mounted on the top of the rod body (411), the overflow port (413) is opened on the side of the piston (412), the lower end of the bellows (414) is mounted on the rod body (411), and the contact block (415) is mounted below the rod body (411), and the contact block (415) is arranged in a stepped shape.
6. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 4, characterized in that: The fixing assembly (42) comprises a vertical sleeve (421), a sliding hole (422), a bridge sleeve (423) and a rotation hole (424); two vertical sleeves (421) are provided, the sliding hole (422) is opened below the vertical sleeve (421), the bridge sleeve (423) is installed in the middle of the two vertical sleeves (421), and the rotation hole (424) is opened in the middle of the bridge sleeve (423).
7. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 4, characterized in that: The flow measuring assembly (43) comprises a rotating shaft (431), an impeller (432), a mounting ring (433) and a spotlight (434); the rotating shaft (431) is mounted inside the fixing assembly (42); the impeller (432) is mounted on the side of the rotating shaft (431); the mounting ring (433) is mounted on the top of the impeller (432); and the spotlight (434) is arranged on the top of the mounting ring (433).
8. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 7, characterized in that: The cross-sectional shape of the impeller (432) is set to be semicircular, the spotlights (434) are arranged in a ring array, and the spotlights (434) are infrared spotlights (434).
9. The engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to claim 4, characterized in that: The measuring component (45) comprises a fixing ring (451), a through hole (452), a hollow sleeve (453) and a photosensor (454); the fixing ring (451) is mounted on the top of the mounting component, the through hole (452) is opened in the middle of the fixing ring (451), the hollow sleeve (453) is mounted on the top of the through hole (452), and the photosensor (454) is mounted on the top of the hollow sleeve (453).
10. A method for detecting engineering blasting seismic waves, the method being used for manufacturing the engineering blasting seismic wave monitoring device according to any one of claims 1 to 9; the steps of the engineering blasting seismic wave detection method are as follows: S1: Operators select appropriate monitoring locations based on testing requirements by understanding the geological conditions, environmental sensitive points and surrounding buildings in the blasting area; S2: Install the bracket assembly (1) on the ground at the monitoring location, bury the stabilizing block (14) under the ground, ensure that the mounting base (12) is arranged in parallel, and ensure that the contact block (415) is in full contact with the ground; S3: After the engineering explosion occurs, the seismic waves will spread outward from the explosion site in sequence, and the contact block (415) will be shaken by the seismic waves, so that the state of the liquid water in the fixing assembly (42) changes, which is recorded by the pressure sensor (44) and uploaded to the detection box; S4: Monitoring box (2) pre-processes the data, including removing noise, filtering, smoothing, etc., to obtain clear seismic wave signals, analyze the temporal changes of seismic waves, and determine the main peaks, troughs and waveform characteristics; S5: The monitoring box (2) further analyzes the frequency components of the seismic waves through methods such as fast Fourier transform (FFT), determines its spectral characteristics, compares the waveforms at different locations, determines the propagation speed and attenuation characteristics of the blasting waves, analyzes the strain data of the structure, and evaluates the impact of the blasting on the structure; S6: The monitoring box (2) collects the detection data of all sensors, conducts a comprehensive analysis, and transmits the data to the data center via the antenna (3). The data center evaluates the actual impact of the explosion based on the analysis results, compares it with the expected results, and writes a detailed detection report. The report content should include the detection method, equipment layout, data analysis results and conclusions, etc.
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