Mortise and tenon structure arch bridge model
Through innovative design of mortise and tenon structure and connectors, the problems of stability and ease of assembly in existing arch bridge model assembly have been solved, achieving a high-precision arch bridge model display effect and enhancing the structural stability and assembly efficiency of the model.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202520251899.8
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-02-18
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-26
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-02-18
AI Technical Summary
Existing arch bridge model assembly techniques struggle to balance structural stability, ease of assembly, and cultural craftsmanship. Traditional mortise and tenon joints lack precision, glue is not durable, and simple connectors are loose, failing to accurately represent the mechanical structure and stable form of an arch bridge.
The bridge abutments, arches, and decks are assembled using a variety of mortise and tenon structures and connectors. By utilizing the tight fit of the tenons and mortises, combined with tie rod components and tower structures, a stable arch bridge model is formed. This includes dovetail joints for the bridge deck and triangular inlays for the pedestrian walkway panels, which enhance the overall integrity and stability.
It achieves a tight connection between the bridge abutment and the bridge deck, improves the stability and assembly efficiency of the model, accurately presents the mechanical properties of the arch bridge, enhances the model's resistance to torsion, bending and tension, and maintains the integrity of the model during vibration or transportation.
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Abstract
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The utility model belongs to the field of bridge model, specifically a mortise and tenon structure arch bridge model. BACKGROUND
[0002] In the field of building models, the production of arch bridge models has always been of great concern. The following are the main problems of the arch bridge model assembly technology in the past:
[0003] First, the main way is to use simple connectors. This type of model is usually assembled with plastic or wooden simple connectors. The disadvantage is obvious. The fit of the connectors is poor. It is difficult to tightly combine the components during assembly, which leads to loose overall structure of the model, and cannot accurately present the mechanical structure and stable form of the arch bridge. Moreover, after slight vibration or multiple handling, the model is easy to collapse, which seriously affects its display and use effect.
[0004] Second, some use the method of glueing. Although glueing can temporarily fix the components to some extent, the quality and durability of the glue cannot be guaranteed. With the passage of time, the glue will deteriorate and lose its adhesion, causing the model components to fall off and unable to maintain the original shape and structure. At the same time, the use of glue may also cause the model surface to be uneven and have stains, reducing the aesthetic and delicate degree of the model.
[0005] Third, some use simple mortise and tenon structure, but these traditional mortise and tenon structures are rough in design. The size precision of the tenon and mortise is not high, and the fit is not tight enough. A lot of time is needed to adjust and correct during assembly, which is low in assembly efficiency. Moreover, when facing complex arch bridge structures, it cannot provide sufficient connection strength and stability, and it is difficult to achieve the mechanical support effect like real arch bridges, and cannot meet the demand for high precision and high stability of arch bridge models.
[0006] In summary, the existing arch bridge model assembly technology cannot balance the structural stability, assembly convenience and cultural artistry. Therefore, a new mortise and tenon structure arch bridge model is of great practical significance. INVENTION CONTENTS
[0007] In order to solve the above technical problems, the utility model provides a kind of mortise and tenon structure arch bridge model, and the model is formed by splicing abutment, bridge arch and bridge deck using various mortise and tenon structures and connectors, which is convenient and stable in model assembly.
[0008] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model specifically adopts the following technical means:
[0009] The mortise and tenon structure arch bridge model comprises an abutment, an arch, a bridge deck, a pull rod assembly and a tower; the arch is connected to the abutment through a mortise and tenon structure; the bridge deck is clamped on the abutment; the pull rod assembly is used to connect the arch and the bridge deck, and improve the integrity of the model; the bridge deck comprises bridge deck plates and human-shaped deck plates; the bridge deck plates are connected through dovetail joints to form an integral bridge deck; the side portions of the bridge deck plates are connected to the human-shaped deck plates through short clamping pieces; the human-shaped deck plates are embeddedly connected through triangular connecting pieces to form a continuous human-shaped deck plate structure.
[0010] Further, the abutment comprises a base, a column, a cross beam and a curved rod; a first cross beam is connected to a first column through a tenon of the first cross beam and a mortise of the first column, and a bottom tenon of the first column is inserted into a mortise of the base; a first inclined brace is connected to the curved rod and the abutment through tenons, and a tenon of the curved rod is inserted into a mortise at the top of the first column and combined with the abutment pier.
[0011] Further, the abutment further comprises a second cross beam, a second column and a second inclined brace, the second cross beam is connected to the second column through a tenon of the second cross beam and a mortise of the second column, and the second inclined brace is connected to the second cross beam and the abutment through tenons.
[0012] Further, the abutment further comprises a longitudinal connecting rod, the longitudinal connecting rod comprises a longitudinal beam and a vertical piece, an inner recess connection structure of the longitudinal beam is embedded into a cross-shaped groove of the second column, and tenons of the vertical piece are respectively inserted into mortises of the side arch and the curved rod.
[0013] Further, the arch comprises a top arch and a side arch; the top arch is connected to the side arch through a first wedge dowel joint structure and a second wedge dowel joint structure of the side arch to form an integral main arch structure; a diamond-shaped dowel is inserted into a diamond-shaped dowel hole of the main arch structure to enhance the splicing strength and stability of the arch.
[0014] Further, wind braces and arch inclined braces are installed between the main arch structures; the wind braces are connected to mortises on the side of the main arch structure through tenons; the connection between the arch and the abutment pier is further provided with the arch inclined braces, tenons of the arch inclined braces are respectively inserted into mortises of the arch and the abutment pier, and the arch inclined braces are used to enhance the torsional stability of the overall arch bridge.
[0015] Further, the human-shaped deck plate comprises a first human-shaped deck plate and a second human-shaped deck plate; the first human-shaped deck plate is connected to a pull rod panel through a ladder column connecting piece; two ends of the pull rod are obliquely embedded into connecting holes of the pull rod panel and the arch to form a stable connection structure between the bridge deck and the arch.
[0016] Further, the first cross beam is provided with a long clamping piece; the bridge deck panel is fixed to the abutment through a mortise and tenon connection to realize stable combination between the bridge deck panel and the abutment.
[0017] Further, the tower is inserted into a bottom plate through a cylindrical dowel and combined with a structural frame of the abutment to form an integral decorative tower structure.
[0018] The utility model has the advantages of the following beneficial effects:
[0019] In the utility model, the mortise and tenon joint of the closely matched tenon and mortise between the cross beam, the stand, the base, the curved rod and the inclined strut part, and the use of cylindrical dowels to fix the abutment and the bottom plate form a very stable bottom support structure, which can effectively bear the model's own weight and slight external interference, avoid the model from loosening or deforming, and highly restore the mechanical properties of the arch bridge. The wedge dowel tenon structure of the top arch and the side arch and the diamond dowel reinforcement, combined with the mortise joint of the wind brace and the arch inclined strut, greatly enhance the stability of the main arch structure, keep the complete form during display or transportation, and accurately present the load-bearing principle of the arch bridge.
[0020] The mortise and tenon design of each part has good directivity and fitting degree, compared with the traditional rough mortise and tenon structure, the adjustment time during assembly is reduced. The dovetail tenon and the strip-shaped clamping piece connection between the bridge deck plates, the groove and the connecting piece cooperation of the human-shaped pavement plate and the like are simple and intuitive, and an operator can quickly complete the assembly, and the production efficiency is improved. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0021] Figure 1 is a splicing schematic view of the cross beam, the stand and the base in the utility model;
[0022] Figure 2 is a splicing schematic view of the curved rod in the utility model;
[0023] Figure 3 is a splicing schematic view of the abutment in the utility model;
[0024] Figure 4 is a splicing schematic view of the abutment in the utility model;
[0025] Figure 5 is a splicing schematic view of the abutment and the bottom plate in the utility model;
[0026] Figure 6 is a splicing schematic view of the single-side arch structure in the utility model;
[0027] Figure 7 is a splicing schematic view of the main arch structure in the utility model;
[0028] Figure 8 is a splicing schematic view of the main arch structure and the abutment in the utility model;
[0029] Figure 9 is a splicing schematic view of the longitudinal connecting piece in the utility model;
[0030] Figure 10 is a splicing schematic view of the bridge deck plate in the utility model;
[0031] Figure 11is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the abutment splicing in the utility model;
[0032] Figure 12 is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the human-shaped pavement panel splicing in the utility model;
[0033] Figure 13 is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the human-shaped pavement panel splicing in the utility model;
[0034] Figure 14 is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the human-shaped pavement panel splicing in the utility model;
[0035] Figure 15 is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the human-shaped pavement panel splicing in the utility model;
[0036] Figure 16 is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the human-shaped pavement panel splicing in the utility model;
[0037] Figure 17 is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the human-shaped pavement panel splicing in the utility model;
[0038] Figure 18 is a schematic view of the bridge deck panel and the human-shaped pavement panel splicing in the utility model;
[0039] The numbers in the figure are:
[0040] 10, abutment; 100, first cross beam; 1000, long clamping piece; 101, stand column; 102, base; 103, curved rod; 104, curved rod connecting rod; 105, first inclined strut; 106, bearing platform; 1060, bearing platform pier; 107, second cross beam; 108, second stand column; 1080, cross slot; 109, second inclined strut;
[0041] 20, bridge arch; 200, main arch structure; 201, top arch; 2010, first wedge dowel structure; 202, side arch; 2020, second wedge dowel structure; 203, diamond dowel; 204, wind brace; 205, arch inclined strut;
[0042] 30, bridge deck; 300, bridge deck panel; 301, longitudinal beam; 3010, concave connecting structure; 302, vertical piece; 303, strip-shaped clamping piece; 304, first human-shaped pavement panel; 3040, first curved slot; 305, second human-shaped pavement panel; 3050, second curved slot; 306, short clamping piece; 307, trapezoidal slot hole; 308, dovetail;
[0043] 400, pull rod panel; 401, ladder column connecting piece; 402, pull rod;
[0044] 50, tenon; 60, mortise; 70, cylindrical dowel; 80, bottom plate; 90, fence; DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0045] The utility model will be further described in detail below in combination with the drawings and specific examples. It should be noted that the drawings are all very simplified and use non-precise proportions, and are only used to facilitate and clearly assist in the description of the utility model. The above description is only a description of the preferred embodiment of the utility model, and does not limit the utility model. Any change or modification made by a person skilled in the art based on the above disclosure is within the protection scope of the claims.
[0046] Please refer to Figure 1 , the first crossbeam 100, the first column 101 and the base 102 are closely matched. The tenon 50 of the first crossbeam 100 is accurately inserted into the mortise 60 of the first column 101, and this close matching ensures the high stability of the vertical connection between the crossbeam and the column, laying a solid foundation for subsequent structure building. The tenon 50 at the bottom of the first column is also embedded in the mortise 60 of the base 102, successfully building a foundation support frame at the lower part of the abutment, which has strong initial load bearing capacity and effectively guarantees the stability of the bottom of the whole model.
[0047] Please refer to Figure 2 , the tenons 50 at both ends of the curved rod are respectively accurately inserted into the mortises 60 at the top of the first column 101 and the mortises 60 of the abutment pier 1060, and the abutment is shaped into an arched support structure, greatly enhancing the bending resistance of the structure. The tenon 50 of the curved rod connecting rod 104 is closely connected with the mortise 60 of the curved rod 103, ensuring the high precision of the splicing between the curved rods and the smoothness of the curved lines, so that the whole arched structure can uniformly disperse the pressure when stressed, significantly improving the load bearing efficiency and stability of the structure.
[0048] Please refer to Figure 3 and 4 , the bottom of the abutment 106 is the abutment pier 1060, and the setting of the abutment pier 1060 significantly strengthens the stability of the abutment. The tenons 50 at both ends of the first diagonal brace 105 are embedded in the mortises 60 of the curved rod 103 and the abutment, forming a stable diagonal support system, effectively resisting external torque, greatly improving the torsional stiffness of the overall structure, and ensuring that the abutment remains stable under complex stress environment; the second crossbeam 107 is connected with the mortise 60 of the second column 108 through its tenon 50, and the second diagonal brace 109 connects the second crossbeam 107 with the abutment 106 through the tenon 50.
[0049] Please refer to Figure 5The components of the abutment are seamlessly connected through the mortise and tenon structure, and are tightly combined into one. The cylindrical dowel 70 firmly fixes the mortise hole of the abutment and the bottom plate 80. The bottom plate serves as a solid foundation support platform and is tightly connected with the abutment through the mortise and tenon connection, thereby providing stable bottom support for the entire model and effectively preventing displacement or shaking of the model during use. The cylindrical dowels 70 are uniformly distributed at the bottom plate connection part, and the precise fit between the dowels and the mortise holes makes the combination between the abutment and the bottom plate extremely tight.
[0050] Please refer to Figure 6 The top arch 201 and the side arch 202 are tightly combined through the first wedge dowel structure 2010 and the second wedge dowel structure 2020, and together form an arc-shaped main arch structure. The connection between the top arch and the side arch is reinforced by the diamond dowel 203, which enhances the strength of the spliced part and ensures that the main arch structure remains stable when bearing heavy pressure, effectively improving the overall load-bearing performance of the arch bridge.
[0051] Next look at Figure 7 The main arch structure includes a top arch 201, a side arch 202, a wind brace 204, and an arch diagonal brace 205. The tenon 50 of the wind brace is inserted into the mortise 60 of the main arch, successfully building a network support system that can efficiently disperse the forces inside and outside the main arch, enhancing the stability of the main arch structure. The arch diagonal brace further strengthens the lateral stability of the main arch, enabling it to remain stable when facing lateral forces, ensuring the safety and reliability of the overall structure of the arch bridge.
[0052] Please refer to Figure 8 The tenon 50 of the main arch structure 200 is precisely inserted into the mortise 60 of the pile cap pier 1060, forming a stable horizontal and vertical support system that effectively transfers and disperses the load of the arch bridge. At the same time, the close combination of the arch diagonal brace 205 and the pile cap pier significantly improves the torsional performance of the arch bridge model.
[0053] Please refer to Figure 9 The inner recess connection structure 3010 of the longitudinal beam 301 is embedded with the cross slot 1080 of the second column 108, successfully building a longitudinal support frame for the overall bridge deck structure. This stable connection method ensures the stability and straightness of the bridge deck structure in the longitudinal direction, effectively preventing deformation or displacement of the model bridge deck.
[0054] Please refer to Figure 10 and 11The bridge deck panels are connected by dovetail joints 308, which have a unique shape that ensures a tight and secure connection between the bridge deck panels. In addition, the strip-shaped clamps 303 are inserted into the grooves on the sides of the bridge deck panels, further enhancing the stability of the connection between the bridge deck panels, ensuring the flatness and integrity of the bridge deck, and effectively improving the load-bearing capacity and durability of the bridge deck. The back grooves of the bridge deck panels match the long clamps 1000 of the first cross beam, which are tightly fixed to the abutment through the long clamps, achieving seamless connection between the bridge deck and the abutment.
[0055] Please refer to Figure 12 The grooves of the first humanoid pavement panel 304 are ingeniously combined with the short clamps 306 and round dowels 70, and are stably fixed to the side of the bridge deck panel 300. This design not only meets the functional requirements of the humanoid path, but also enhances the visual effect of the overall bridge deck, making the model more realistic and beautiful.
[0056] Please refer to Figure 13 and 14 The second humanoid pavement panel 305 is precisely inserted into the groove of the first humanoid pavement panel 304 through the triangular connecting piece 3050, successfully building a complete humanoid path system. The stability of the triangular connecting piece effectively enhances the stability of the humanoid pavement panel. The tenon at the bottom of the fence is accurately inserted into the fence groove of the humanoid pavement panel, achieving stable fixation.
[0057] Please refer to Figure 15 The pull rod panel 400 is tightly connected to the humanoid pavement panel through the ladder column connecting piece 401, ensuring that the humanoid path structure and the bridge deck can coordinate when under stress. This effectively improves the tensile strength of the overall structure and enhances the stability of the model when subjected to tension.
[0058] Please refer to Figure 16 The pull rod is precisely inserted into the pull rod connecting hole at both ends, which is an inclined hole. Through the transmission of longitudinal and transverse tension, it achieves a tight connection between the bridge arch and the bridge deck. This connection method further enhances the overall strength of the arch bridge model, allowing the arch bridge to remain stable under various working conditions.
[0059] Please refer to Figure 17 and 18 The tenon of the tower is inserted into the dowel hole of the bottom plate, and is harmoniously integrated with the surrounding decorative components, forming an organic whole. The abutment 10, the arch bridge 20, the bridge deck 30, and the decorative structure mutually support and cooperate, demonstrating the efficient combination of traditional mortise and tenon technology and the mechanical characteristics of arch bridge structure, providing a practical example for the field of architectural models.
[0060] Please refer to Figures 1-18 The assembly of this model mainly includes the following steps:
[0061] 1. Assembly of the abutment
[0062] (1) Prepare the abutment assembly, including the first crossbeam 100, the first upright 101, the base 102, the curved rod 103, the curved rod connecting rod 104, the first diagonal brace 105, and the abutment pier 106.
[0063] (2) Insert the tenon 50 of the first crossbeam 100 into the mortise 60 of the first upright 101 to fix it.
[0064] (3) Connect the tenon 50 at the bottom of the first upright 101 with the mortise 60 of the base 102 to complete the foundation support structure.
[0065] (4) Insert the tenon 50 of the curved rod 103 into the mortise 60 of the first upright 101 and the abutment pier 1060 respectively to form the arc structure of the abutment.
[0066] (5) Use the tenon 50 of the curved rod connecting rod 104 to connect the mortises 60 between the two curved rods 103 to form a horizontal connection.
[0067] (6) Insert the tenon 50 of the first diagonal brace 105 into the mortises 60 of the curved rod 103 and the abutment 106 to enhance the stability of the abutment structure.
[0068] (7) Finally, fix the abutment 10 to the bottom plate 80 by the cylindrical dowel 70 to complete the assembly of the abutment.
[0069] 2. Assembly of the bridge arch
[0070] (1) Connect the first wedge dowel joint 2010 of the top arch 201 with the second wedge dowel joint 2020 of the side arch 202 to form the main arch structure 200.
[0071] (2) Insert the diamond-shaped dowel 203 into the diamond-shaped mortise of the main arch structure 200 to enhance the firmness of the joint.
[0072] (3) Insert the tenon 50 of the wind brace 204 into the mortise 60 of the side of the main arch structure 200 to complete the connection between the main arches.
[0073] (4) Insert the tenon 50 of the arch diagonal brace 205 into the mortises 60 of the wind brace 204 and the side arch 202 to strengthen the stability of the bridge arch structure.
[0074] (5) Insert the tenon 50 of the main arch structure 200 and the arch diagonal brace 205 into the mortise 60 of the abutment pier 1060 to complete the assembly of the bridge arch.
[0075] 3. Assembly of the bridge deck
[0076] (1) Prepare the longitudinal connecting piece, the bridge deck 300, and the related connecting components.
[0077] (2) The inner recess connection structure 3010 of the longitudinal beam 301 is connected with the cross slot 1080 of the second vertical column 108.
[0078] (3) The bridge deck 300 is connected through the dovetail 308, and is fixed in the groove of the side of the bridge deck 300 through the strip-shaped clamping piece 303, forming an overall bridge deck structure.
[0079] (4) The back of the bridge deck 300 is clamped with the long clamping piece 1000 of the first cross beam 100, ensuring that the bridge deck 300 is fixed on the abutment 10.
[0080] (5) Finally, the bridge deck 300 is connected to the first human-shaped pavement panel 304 through the short clamping piece 306.
[0081] 4. Assembly of human-shaped pavement panels
[0082] (1) The groove of the first human-shaped pavement panel 304 is fixed by splicing with the bridge deck 300 through the short clamping piece 306;
[0083] (2) The triangular connecting piece 3050 of the second human-shaped pavement panel 305 is embedded in the groove of the first human-shaped pavement panel 304, completing the overall human-shaped pavement structure;
[0084] (3) The fence 90 is inserted on the first human-shaped pavement panel 304, forming a decorative and safe structure on both sides of the arch bridge.
[0085] 5. Assembly of pull rod assemblies
[0086] (1) The human-shaped pavement panel has a trapezoidal slot hole 307 at the connection part, and the pull rod panel 400 is spliced between the human-shaped pavement panels through the trapezoidal column connecting piece 401;
[0087] (2) The pull rod 402 is inserted into the corresponding pull rod connecting hole of the main arch structure 200 and the bridge deck 30, completing the reinforcement of the overall arch bridge structure.
[0088] 6. Assembly of tower
[0089] (1) The tenon of the tower is inserted into the mortise hole of the bottom plate 80;
[0090] (2) Ensure that the tower assemblies are evenly distributed around the arch bridge, completing the splicing of the decorative structure.
[0091] 7. Overall inspection
[0092] (1) Check whether the mortise and tenon joint is firm and whether each component is completely embedded;
[0093] (2) The stability and strength of the assembled arch bridge model can be tested to ensure that it meets the design requirements.
Claims
1. A model of a mortise and tenon structure arch bridge, characterized by, The utility model relates to a bridge model, which comprises a bridge abutment (10), a bridge arch (20), a bridge deck (30), a tie rod assembly and a tower; the bridge arch (20) is connected to the bridge abutment (10) through a mortise and tenon structure; the bridge deck (30) is clamped on the bridge abutment (10); the tie rod assembly is used to connect the bridge arch (20) and the bridge deck (30) to improve the overall integrity of the model; the bridge deck (30) comprises bridge deck plates (300) and human-shaped pavement plates; the bridge deck plates (300) are connected through dovetail tenons (308) to form an overall bridge deck; the side portions of the bridge deck plates (300) are connected to the human-shaped pavement plates through short clamping pieces (306); the human-shaped pavement plates are embeddedly connected through triangular connecting pieces (3050) to form a continuous human-shaped pavement plate structure. The bridge abutment (10) comprises a base (102), a vertical column, a cross beam, a curved rod (103); a first cross beam (100) is connected to a first vertical column (101) through a tenon (50) and a mortise (60), and the bottom tenon (50) of the first vertical column (101) is inserted into the mortise (60) of the base (102); a first inclined brace (105) is connected to the curved rod (103) and a bearing platform (106) through a tenon (50), and the tenon (50) of the curved rod (103) is inserted into the mortise (60) at the top of the first vertical column (101) and combined with a bearing platform pier (1060).
2. The mortise and tenon structure arch bridge model according to claim 1, characterized in that, The utility model also comprises a second cross beam (107), a second vertical column (101) and a second inclined brace (109); the second cross beam (107) is connected to the second vertical column (108) through a tenon (50) and a mortise (60), and the second inclined brace (109) is connected to the second cross beam (107) and the bearing platform (106) through a tenon (50).
3. The mortise and tenon bridge model of claim 2, wherein, The bridge abutment (10) is also provided with a longitudinal connecting rod, which comprises a longitudinal beam (301) and a vertical piece (302); the inner recessed connecting structure (3010) of the longitudinal beam (301) is embedded in the cross-shaped groove (1080) of the second vertical column (108), and the tenon (50) of the vertical piece (302) is respectively inserted into the mortise (60) of the side arch (202) and the curved rod (103).
4. The mortise and tenon bridge model of claim 2, wherein, The bridge arch (20) comprises a top arch (201) and a side arch (202); the top arch (201) is connected to the side arch (202) through a first wedge dowel structure (2010) and a second wedge dowel structure (2020) to form an overall main arch structure (200); a diamond-shaped dowel is inserted into a diamond-shaped dowel hole in the main arch structure (200) to enhance the splicing strength and stability of the bridge arch.
5. The mortise and tenon bridge model of claim 1, wherein, A wind brace (204) and an arch inclined brace (205) are installed between the main arch structures (200); the wind brace (204) is connected to the mortise (60) on the side of the main arch structure (200) through a tenon; the connection between the bridge arch (20) and the bearing platform pier (1060) is also provided with the arch inclined brace (205); the tenon (50) of the arch inclined brace (205) is respectively inserted into the mortise of the bridge arch (20) and the bearing platform pier (1060) to enhance the torsional stability of the overall arch bridge.
6. The mortise and tenon bridge model of claim 1, wherein, 7. The mortise and tenon bridge model of claim 1, wherein, The human-shaped pavement panel comprises a first human-shaped pavement panel (304) and a second human-shaped pavement panel (305), the first human-shaped pavement panel (304) is connected with a pull rod panel (400) through a ladder column connector (401); two ends of a pull rod (402) are obliquely embedded into connecting holes of the pull rod panel (400) and a bridge arch (20), thereby forming a stable connecting structure between a bridge deck and the bridge arch.
8. The mortise and tenon bridge model of claim 2, wherein, The first cross beam (100) is provided with a long clamping piece (1000), the bridge deck panel (300) is fixed on an abutment through a mortise and tenon connection, thereby realizing stable combination between the bridge deck panel and the abutment.
9. The mortise and tenon bridge model of claim 1, wherein, The tower is inserted into the bottom plate (80) through a cylindrical dowel (70) and is combined with a structural frame of the abutment (10), thereby forming a tower structure with integral decoration.