Ship lock water delivery system work overhauling valve well slot one-time forming auxiliary system
The auxiliary system with built-in truss and water-stopping mechanism solved the problem of the second-phase construction of the valve well slot of the lock water conveyance system, achieving rapid and precise one-time molding and improving construction efficiency and stability.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- NO 3 ENG COMPANY LTD OF CCCC FIRST HARBOR ENG COMPANY
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-24
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-19
AI Technical Summary
In the existing technology, the second-phase construction of the valve well gate slot of the working and maintenance system of the ship lock water conveyance system results in problems such as long construction period, high difficulty, significant impact on accuracy and difficult maintenance.
An auxiliary system consisting of a built-in truss, a water-stopping mechanism, and door slot embedded parts is adopted. The built-in truss serves as a reinforcement platform for the door slot embedded parts, enabling one-time molding. It includes pre-embedded parts at the bottom of the truss, truss uprights, horizontal members, and diagonal bracing members. Combined with the water-stopping mechanism and door slot embedded parts, it ensures construction accuracy and stability.
This technology enables the rapid prototyping of valve well slots for the working and maintenance of the lock water conveyance system, improving construction efficiency, ensuring construction accuracy and stability, and reducing maintenance difficulty.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of inland waterway lock construction technology, specifically to an auxiliary system for one-time forming of valve well slots in the working and maintenance system of a lock water conveyance system. Background Technology
[0002] In recent years, with the continuous development of inland waterway transportation, its position in the comprehensive transportation system has become increasingly prominent. As inland waterway projects flourish nationwide, locks, as a key infrastructure for inland waterway transportation, have also ushered in new development opportunities. Within the sub-sectors of inland waterway lock project construction, to ensure the accuracy of the gate slots and the installation of embedded parts, the gate slots of the working and maintenance valve wells in the water conveyance system are typically constructed in two phases.
[0003] With the continuous improvement of construction standards, the two-phase construction method, while a common approach, also has significant drawbacks: First, it has a long construction period. The second-phase concrete pouring can only be carried out after the first phase is completed and reaches a certain strength. For projects requiring rapid deployment, this method may extend the construction period and affect the overall project schedule. Second, it is more difficult to construct. The second-phase concrete pouring demands higher technical standards, especially in the doorway area. Due to the confined space, construction is challenging and prone to quality problems such as loose concrete and excessive air bubbles. These issues may affect the durability and stability of the doorway. Third, it requires more advanced technology for embedded parts. The installation accuracy is affected. During the second-phase concrete pouring process, it is necessary to install and fix embedded parts, such as guide rail foundation bolts. However, due to the deformation and vibration of the second-phase concrete pouring, the installation accuracy of the embedded parts may be affected, causing the embedded parts to shift or loosen. This may affect the subsequent installation and fixing of the gate slot guide rail, and thus affect the normal operation of the entire water conveyance system. Fourth, maintenance is difficult. Because the gate slot structure of the second-phase concrete pouring is complex and is usually located underwater or in a humid environment, maintenance is relatively difficult. Once problems occur, such as concrete spalling or cracks, it may take a lot of time and money to repair. Utility Model Content
[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to address the problems in the prior art mentioned above by providing an auxiliary system for one-time molding of valve well slots in a lock water conveyance system.
[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted by this utility model is: a one-time forming auxiliary system for the gate slot of the working and maintenance valve well of the lock water conveyance system, characterized in that the auxiliary system includes a built-in truss and a water-stopping mechanism located in the working and maintenance valve well, and a gate slot embedded part located in the gate head side pier.
[0006] The built-in truss includes a truss bottom embedded part, truss uprights, truss horizontal members, and truss diagonal bracing members. The truss bottom embedded part is connected to the truss uprights. The truss uprights are connected to the truss horizontal members. The truss horizontal members are arranged in layers. Adjacent truss horizontal members are connected by truss diagonal bracing members.
[0007] The gate slot embedded parts include side rails, main rails, and reverse rails, all of which are embedded in the gate head side piers and connected to the truss uprights as a whole by steel shims. The side rails are located between the main rails and the reverse rails and are used to control the gate's offset in the direction perpendicular to the water flow. The main rails and the reverse rails are the gate's vertical movement tracks.
[0008] The water-stopping mechanism includes a bottom sill water-stopping mechanism and a lintel water-stopping mechanism. The bottom sill water-stopping mechanism is located below the water conveying corridor and connected to the end of the main rail. The lintel water-stopping mechanism is located above the water conveying corridor and connected to the main rail at both ends.
[0009] The horizontal members of the truss are spaced 1 to 2 meters apart per layer.
[0010] The side rails are 2500mm and 4500mm long respectively, and are composed of H-beams (HW150*150*7*10), Q335B steel plates, and φ16-600 anchor bars; the main rails are 2500mm and 4500mm long respectively, and are composed of L140*90*10 angle steel, C20 channel steel, Q355B steel plates, and φ16-600 anchor bars; the counter rails are 2500mm and 3500mm long respectively, and are composed of H-beams (HW150*150*7*10), L100*100*10 angle steel, Q355B steel plates, and φ16-600 anchor bars.
[0011] The bottom sill water-stopping mechanism is welded together with 12mm thick Q355B steel plate, HW150*150*7*10 steel and φ16-600 anchor bars, and the bottom end is connected with SF6674 water-stopping rubber; the lintel water-stopping mechanism is welded together with 12mm thick Q355B steel plate and φ16-600 anchor bars, and the bottom end is connected with SF6674 water-stopping rubber.
[0012] This utility model uses an internal truss in the valve well as a reinforcement platform for the gate slot embedded parts, realizing one-time molding of the gate slot of the working and maintenance valve well of the water conveyance system. It solves the problems of small internal space of the maintenance valve well, high difficulty and low construction efficiency of the second-stage concrete construction. Attached Figure Description
[0013] Figure 1 Three-dimensional structural diagram of the working and maintenance valve well of the lock water conveyance system of this utility model;
[0014] Figure 2 Three-dimensional structural diagram of the built-in truss of the working and maintenance valve well of the lock water conveyance system of this utility model;
[0015] Figure 3 Top view and sectional view of the built-in truss of the working and maintenance valve well of the lock water conveyance system of this utility model (arrows indicate the direction of water flow).
[0016] Figure 4 Side view and sectional view of the built-in truss of the working and maintenance valve well of the lock water conveyance system of this utility model (arrows indicate the direction of water flow).
[0017] In the diagram: 1. Working and maintenance valve well, 1-1. Bottom sill water-stopping mechanism, 1-2. Side rail, 1-3. Main rail, 1-4. Counter rail, 1-5. Water conveyance corridor, 2. Gate head side pier, 3. Gate head bottom plate, 4. Internal truss, 5. Truss bottom embedded part, 5-1. Truss upright, 5-2. Truss horizontal member, 5-3. Truss diagonal brace member, 5-4. Detailed Implementation
[0018] Example 1
[0019] like Figures 2-4 As shown, the auxiliary system for one-time forming of the gate slot of the working and maintenance valve well of the lock water conveyance system includes a built-in truss 5 and a water-stopping mechanism located in the working and maintenance valve well 1, and a gate slot embedded part located in the gate head side pier 3.
[0020] The built-in truss 5 includes a truss bottom embedded part 5-1, truss uprights 5-2, truss horizontal members 5-3, and truss diagonal bracing members 5-4. The function of the truss bottom embedded part 5-1 is to connect the truss uprights 5-2. The truss uprights 5-2 are bolted to the truss horizontal members 5-3. The truss horizontal members 5-3 are spaced 1-2m apart per layer, and adjacent truss horizontal members 5-3 are connected by truss diagonal bracing members 5-4.
[0021] The gate slot embedded components include side rails 1-3, main rails 1-4, and counter-rails 1-5, all of which are embedded in the gate head side pier 3 and welded to the truss uprights 5-2 as a whole via steel shims. Side rails 1-3 are located between the main rails 1-4 and counter-rails 1-5, and are used to control the gate's offset in the direction perpendicular to the water flow. The main rails 1-4 and counter-rails 1-5 are the vertical movement tracks for the gate. Each side rail 1-3 is 2500mm and 4500mm long, respectively, and is made of H-beams HW150*150* The main rails are composed of 7*10 steel plates, Q335B steel plates, and φ16-600 anchor bars; the main rails 1-4 are 2500mm and 4500mm long respectively, and are composed of L140*90*10 angle steel, C20 channel steel, Q355B steel plates, and φ16-600 anchor bars; the counter rails 1-5 are 2500mm and 3500mm long respectively, and are composed of H-beams HW150*150*7*10, L100*100*10 angle steel, Q355B steel plates, and φ16-600 anchor bars.
[0022] The water-stopping mechanism includes a bottom sill water-stopping mechanism 1-1 and a lintel water-stopping mechanism 1-2. The bottom sill water-stopping mechanism 1-1 is located below the water conveyance corridor 2 and connected to the end of the main rail 1-4. The lintel water-stopping mechanism 1-2 is located above the water conveyance corridor 2 and is welded to the main rail 1-4 at both ends. The bottom sill water-stopping mechanism 1-1 is welded together with a 12mm thick Q355B steel plate, HW150*150*7*10 steel profile, and φ16-600 anchor bars, and the bottom end is connected to SF6674 water-stopping rubber. The lintel water-stopping mechanism 1-2 is welded together with a 12mm thick Q355B steel plate and φ16-600 anchor bars, and the bottom end is connected to SF6674 water-stopping rubber.
[0023] Example 2
[0024] A one-time forming method for the gate slot of the working and maintenance valve well in a lock water conveyance system, using the built-in truss 5 in Example 1. The working conditions are as follows: Figure 1 As shown, the working and maintenance valve well 1 is arranged in the gate head side pier 3, and the water conveyance corridor 2 is arranged in the gate head bottom plate 4. The gate head bottom plate 4, gate head side pier 3, working and maintenance valve well 1, and water conveyance corridor 2 are an integral structure. The truss 5 built into the valve well is used as a reinforcement platform for the gate slot embedded parts, so as to realize the one-time forming of the gate slot of the working and maintenance valve well of the water conveyance system. The specific construction method includes the following steps:
[0025] Step 1: Install the valve well bottom sill water-stopping mechanism 1-1 during work and maintenance;
[0026] Step 2, Installation of the bottom embedded parts 5-1 of the truss in the working and maintenance valve well: The bottom embedded parts of the truss include the positioning and reinforcement mechanism of the embedded truss;
[0027] Step 3: Pour high-slump, two-component, low-heat concrete at the bottom of the valve well for maintenance and repair.
[0028] Step 4: Install the water-stopping mechanism 1-2 on the lintel inside the valve well for maintenance and repair;
[0029] Step 5: Installation of the built-in truss mechanism 5 in the working and maintenance valve well: The built-in truss is in the shape of a portal frame and is a steel structure. It is connected to the pre-embedded positioning and reinforcing steel plates by bolts. The steel truss connecting rods are connected by bolts.
[0030] Step 6: Installation of embedded parts in the valve well slot for work and maintenance;
[0031] Step 7: Pour high-slump, two-component, low-heat concrete for the main body of the valve well and gate head during work and maintenance.
[0032] Step 8: Repeat steps 5 to 7 until the concrete is poured to the designed top elevation of the gate head.
Claims
1. A ship lock water delivery system working inspection valve well door groove one-time forming auxiliary system, characterized in that, The auxiliary system includes a built-in truss and a water-stopping mechanism located in the working and maintenance valve well, and a gate slot embedded part located in the gate head side pier. The built-in truss includes a truss bottom embedded part, truss uprights, truss horizontal members, and truss diagonal bracing members. The truss bottom embedded part is connected to the truss uprights. The truss uprights are connected to the truss horizontal members. The truss horizontal members are arranged in layers. Adjacent truss horizontal members are connected by truss diagonal bracing members. The gate slot embedded parts include side rails, main rails, and reverse rails, all of which are embedded in the gate head side piers and connected to the truss uprights as a whole by steel shims. The side rails are located between the main rails and the reverse rails and are used to control the gate's offset in the direction perpendicular to the water flow. The main rails and the reverse rails are the gate's vertical movement tracks. The water-stopping mechanism includes a bottom sill water-stopping mechanism and a lintel water-stopping mechanism. The bottom sill water-stopping mechanism is located below the water conveying corridor and connected to the end of the main rail. The lintel water-stopping mechanism is located above the water conveying corridor and connected to the main rail at both ends.
2. The lock water delivery system service access valve well sump one-shot forming assist system of claim 1, wherein, The horizontal members of the truss are spaced 1 to 2 meters apart per layer.
3. The lock water delivery system service access valve well sump one-shot forming assist system of claim 1, wherein, The side rails are 2500mm and 4500mm long respectively, and are composed of H-beams (HW150*150*7*10), Q335B steel plates, and anchor bars with a diameter of 16mm and a length of 600mm. The main rails are 2500mm and 4500mm long respectively, and are composed of L140*90*10 angle steel, C20 channel steel, Q355B steel plates, and anchor bars with a diameter of 16mm and a length of 600mm. The counter rails are 2500mm and 3500mm long respectively, and are composed of H-beams (HW150*150*7*10), L100*100*10 angle steel, Q355B steel plates, and anchor bars with a diameter of 16mm and a length of 600mm.
4. The lock water delivery system service access valve well sump one-shot forming assist system of claim 1, wherein, The bottom sill water-stopping mechanism is welded together with a 12mm thick Q355B steel plate, HW150*150*7*10 steel profile, and 16mm diameter, 600mm long anchor bars, with SF6674 water-stopping rubber connected to the bottom end; the lintel water-stopping mechanism is welded together with a 12mm thick Q355B steel plate, 16mm diameter, 600mm long anchor bars, with SF6674 water-stopping rubber connected to the bottom end.