An operating platform applied to a variable cross-section hollow thin-walled high-pier climbing form structure

CN224692540UActive Publication Date: 2026-08-28CCCC SECOND PUBLIC BUREAU FOURTH ENG CO LTD +2
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202521336535.6
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-06-27
Publication Date
2026-08-28
Estimated Expiration
2035-06-27

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Technical Problem

采用爬模结构进行高墩施工时需要设置施工人员合模脱模及绑扎钢筋的施工操作平台,由于高墩的截面尺寸随高度发生变化,传统的操作平台适用性较差,另外对于与传统爬模结构存在差异的无导轨式的液压爬模结构,其操作平台需重新设计

Benefits of technology

本实用新型示例的应用于变截面空心薄壁高墩爬模结构的操作平台,可以与爬模结构一起适应变截面高墩的施工;操作平台为一体式,结构更牢固稳定,同时与爬模结构的竖杆绑定,可保证高空作业安全;操作平台结构简单,材料常见,可以快速制作;操作平台共层,扩大了施工人员的作业范围,能够更好地进行高墩施工。

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Abstract

The utility model discloses an operating platform applied to variable cross section hollow thin wall high pier climbing formwork structure, including a plurality of vertical channel steel frameworks that are arranged along the outside of climbing formwork frame, be connected through horizontal channel steel framework between the vertical channel steel framework, and the horizontal channel steel framework is installed with the square tube framework for laying steel sheet. The operating platform of the utility model is integral type, and the structure is more firm and stable, can guarantee high altitude operation safety with the vertical pole binding of climbing formwork structure simultaneously, operating platform structure is simple, and material is common, can make fast, operating platform is five layers in all, has enlarged the operation range of construction personnel, can better carry out high pier construction structure, and can satisfy the variable cross section requirement when the climbing formwork structure construction simultaneously.
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