Intelligent hoisting equipment for suspension bridge truss girder in extreme wind environment and hoisting construction method
By introducing attitude adjustment devices and offset adjustment devices into the suspension bridge truss beam hoisting equipment, and combining them with multi-source sensing and intelligent control units, a real-time intelligent control closed loop is constructed, which solves the stability and safety problems of suspension bridge truss beam hoisting under extreme wind conditions, and achieves efficient and safe truss beam hoisting.
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- CCCC SHEC FIRST HIGHWAY ENG
- Filing Date
- 2026-02-05
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-01
AI Technical Summary
In extreme wind environments, the hoisting equipment for suspension bridge trusses suffers from weak wind resistance, poor stability, reliance on manual judgment, delayed adjustments, lack of systematic intelligent control, and insufficient safety monitoring, making it difficult to guarantee hoisting accuracy and safety.
An intelligent hoisting device was designed, including an attitude adjustment device and an offset adjustment device. It combines a multi-source sensing unit, an intelligent control unit, and a safety monitoring unit to construct a real-time intelligent control closed loop of perception-decision-execution. Through the coordinated action of the attitude hydraulic cylinder and the mass block, it realizes multi-degree-of-freedom active adjustment and real-time wind resistance control of the truss beam.
It significantly improves the wind resistance and attitude maintenance of the hoisting system, enhances hoisting accuracy and operational safety, reduces reliance on human experience, and ensures safe and controllable hoisting in extreme wind environments.
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