一种可防水带肋板的混凝土塔筒片接缝结构

By installing connecting ribs and waterproof sleeves at the joints of concrete tower sections, combined with bolt connections and waterproofing measures, the construction inconvenience and water leakage problems at the joints of concrete tower sections were solved, improving the structural safety and waterproof performance.

CN224515305UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17中铁十四局集团房桥有限公司

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
中铁十四局集团房桥有限公司
Filing Date
2026-02-10
Publication Date
2026-07-17

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

The existing concrete tower section splicing joints are inconvenient to construct, leak, and seep water, affecting the structural sealing and safety. In addition, the existing connection method weakens the cross-section of the tower section, affecting the load-bearing capacity and stability.

Method used

The concrete tower section joint structure with ribs is adopted. By setting connecting ribs and waterproof sleeves on the inner surface of the tower section, combined with bolt connection and epoxy resin adhesive bonding, waterproof measures such as waterproof eaves and waterstop strips are designed, and the assembly process is optimized to improve the convenience of connection and waterproof performance.

Benefits of technology

It improves the structural safety and stability of the tower sections, reduces construction complexity and cost, enhances waterproof performance, avoids water leakage, and improves the overall load-bearing capacity and durability of the tower sections.

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Abstract

一种可防水带肋板的混凝土塔筒片接缝结构,包括有塔筒片;所述塔筒片的内表面上、沿着拼接缝的长轴向设置有连接肋板;在塔筒片的外表面上、沿着塔筒片的底边设置有防水挑檐;所述连接肋板中间隔预埋有防水套管;竖向相邻或水平相邻的塔筒片之间采用穿设在防水套管内的螺栓组件连接。本实用新型解决了传统的竖向拼缝连接方式拼装工艺不便捷和不可避免地会发生漏水、渗水现象以及水平拼缝座浆料经常出现空腔不密实,导致结构密封性不够,容易造成雨水的渗漏的技术问题。
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