A vibratory rod frequency converter moving device

Abstract

This utility model relates to a moving device for a vibratory tamping rod frequency converter, belonging to the field of construction engineering technology. It includes a rectangular frame structure welded from steel, with a base plate at the bottom for stable placement of the vibratory tamping rod frequency converter. Four columns are located at the four corners of the frame, and reinforced with welded reinforcing plates to enhance structural stability. Each column has a bearing welded to its top, and the bearing and steel pipe form a rotating shaft through an interference fit, facilitating cable storage. A lifting ring is welded to the top of the device for hoisting it to a height for vibration operations. Furthermore, a vibratory tamping rod placement device, including a U-shaped frame and a bracket, is provided on one side of the frame to securely place the vibratory tamping rod and prevent it from sliding or falling. This utility model improves the stability of the vibratory tamping rod frequency converter, facilitates cable storage, and enhances operational safety in large-volume concrete pouring operations. It is particularly suitable for high-altitude operations such as concrete pouring, improving work efficiency and safety.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of building engineering technology, and in particular to a moving device for a vibratory rod frequency converter. Background Technology

[0002] In large-volume concrete pouring operations, the vibrator frequency converter is one of the key pieces of equipment used for concrete vibration and compaction. Since concrete pouring operations typically need to be carried out at heights, the management of the frequency converter and its cables is particularly important. However, existing vibrator frequency converters have the following problems when operating at heights: Traditional equipment placement methods are not stable enough, and the frequency converter is easily unstable due to vibration or external force, which affects the work efficiency; the cables of the vibrating rods are often messy and disorderly, which can easily become tangled, affecting both work efficiency and safety hazards; the hoisting and moving of equipment is not convenient, especially when working at heights, where hoisting is difficult and requires more manual operation; most existing equipment occupies a large amount of work space, affecting the flexibility and space utilization of the work area.

[0003] Therefore, how to provide a stable, convenient, safe device for placing the vibratory rod frequency converter and efficiently storing the cable has become a technical challenge for the widespread application of vibratory rod frequency converters in high-altitude operations. Utility Model Content

[0004] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, this utility model proposes a vibratory rod frequency converter moving device, which adopts the following technical solution: A vibratory rod frequency converter moving device includes a rectangular frame structure welded from steel. The bottom of the rectangular frame structure is provided with a base plate. Four columns are provided at the four corners of the rectangular frame structure. Reinforcing plates are welded between the columns. No reinforcing plate is provided between the two columns on one side of the rectangular frame structure. A bearing is welded to the top of each of the four columns. The axis of each bearing is parallel to the length direction of the short side of the rectangular frame structure. A steel pipe passes between two bearings on the same side. The steel pipe and the bearing are interference fit. A handle is welded to the same end of the steel pipe. A lifting ring is also welded to the top of each column.

[0005] Furthermore, the rectangular frame structure is welded from channel steel.

[0006] Furthermore, the bearing is secured by a strip of flat steel, the ends of which extend downwards and are welded to both sides of the column.

[0007] Furthermore, a vibratory rod placement device is welded to one side of the rectangular frame structure.

[0008] Furthermore, the vibratory rod placement device includes a U-shaped frame, which is welded and fixed to a reinforcing plate; and a bracket, which is welded to the side of the base plate. The vibratory rod passes through the U-shaped frame from above and is placed on the bracket to support the vibratory rod and maintain its stable placement.

[0009] Furthermore, the handle, lifting ring, U-shaped frame, and bracket are all made of round steel.

[0010] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: The vibratory rod frequency converter moving device provided by this utility model, through its reasonable structural design, can improve the stability of the vibratory rod frequency converter and facilitate hoisting and movement. The device has a function for neatly storing cables, reducing cable clutter and improving work efficiency. At the same time, the vibratory rod placement device can effectively and securely place the vibratory rod, preventing it from falling or tilting, making overall operation safer and simpler, suitable for high-altitude operations, and improving the convenience and safety of the work. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 This is an isometric view of an embodiment of the present utility model; Figure 2 This is a front view of an embodiment of the present utility model; Figure 3 for Figure 2 A magnified view of a section at point A in the middle; Figure 4 This is a side view of an embodiment of the present utility model; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the vibratory rod placement device in an embodiment of this utility model.

[0012] Among them: 1-Column, 2-Base plate, 3-Reinforcing plate, 4-Lifting ring, 5-Bearing, 6-Steel pipe, 7-Handle, 8-Strip flat steel, 9-U-shaped frame, 10-Bracket. Detailed Implementation

[0013] The following will describe the technology of the embodiments of the present utility model clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present utility model, and not all of them. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort should fall within the protection scope of the present utility model. It should be noted that, in the absence of conflict, the embodiments and features in the embodiments of the present utility model can be combined with each other.

[0014] Reference Figures 1-5This embodiment proposes a moving device for a vibratory tamping rod frequency converter, particularly suitable for large-volume concrete pouring. It effectively places, moves, and stores the vibratory tamping rod frequency converter, and provides convenient cable storage. The device includes a rectangular frame structure welded from steel. A base plate 2 is provided at the bottom of the rectangular frame structure for stable placement of the vibratory tamping rod frequency converter. Four columns 1 are provided at the four corners of the rectangular frame structure, and reinforcing plates 3 are welded between each column 1 to enhance the stability and load-bearing capacity of the frame. On one side of the rectangular frame structure, no reinforcing plate 3 is provided between the two columns 1 on the longer side, leaving an opening for convenient placement of the vibratory tamping rod frequency converter inside the frame. A bearing 5 is welded to the top of each of the four columns 1, and the axis of each bearing 5 is aligned with... The short sides of the rectangular frame structure are parallel in length. A steel pipe 6 passes between two bearings 5 ​​on the same side. The steel pipe 6 and the bearings 5 ​​are interference-fitted. A handle 7 is welded to the same end of the steel pipe 6. The handle 7 is made of round steel and is bent into a Z-shaped structure to provide good operation control and facilitate the operator to rotate the steel pipe to store the cable. The handle 7 is fixed to one end of the steel pipe by welding to ensure its stability and safety during use. In this way, by rotating the steel pipe 6, the cable of the vibrator can be neatly wound on the steel pipe 6, which is convenient for cable storage. A lifting ring 4 is welded to the top of the column 1. In this embodiment, the lifting ring 4 is made of a long round steel bar bent into an inverted U-shape. The two ends of the lifting ring 4 are respectively welded to both sides of the column 1 of the frame to form a stable lifting structure, which is used to support the weight of the entire device and facilitates the lifting of the vibrator frequency converter to the pouring area through the lifting platform during the pouring of large volume concrete, so as to achieve the effect of lifting as needed.

[0015] In this embodiment, a bearing and a steel pipe are installed at the top of the column, and the lifting ring is located directly above the steel pipe. To ensure that the rotation of the steel pipe is not affected, the inverted U-shaped opening of the lifting ring is slightly larger than the diameter of the steel pipe, ensuring that the opening of the lifting ring will not interfere with the rotation of the steel pipe, and ensuring that the steel pipe can rotate freely without being obstructed by the lifting ring.

[0016] Preferably, the rectangular frame structure is welded from channel steel.

[0017] Preferably, the bearing 5 is held in place by a strip flat steel 8, the ends of which extend downward and are welded to both sides of the column 1.

[0018] Specifically, a vibratory rod placement device is welded to one side of the rectangular frame structure.

[0019] Preferably, the vibratory rod placement device includes a U-shaped frame 9, which is welded and fixed to the reinforcing plate 3; and a bracket 10, which is welded to the side of the base plate 2. In use, the vibratory rod is passed through the U-shaped frame 9 from above and placed on the bracket 10 to support the vibratory rod and keep it stably placed.

[0020] In this embodiment, the U-shaped frame 9 is formed by bending round steel and is used to pass through and support the position of the vibrator. The U-shaped frame 9 is fixed to the reinforcing plate by welding to ensure that the vibrator is placed stably when not in use; the bracket is also formed by bending round steel into an appropriate shape and set on the side of the bottom plate of the frame to support the bottom of the vibrator and ensure that the vibrator is placed stably in the device and is not easy to slip.

[0021] The working principle of this embodiment: This embodiment provides convenient functions for placing, moving, and storing cables of the vibrator frequency converter, which is especially suitable for use in large-volume concrete pouring operations.

[0022] First, the rectangular frame structure provides a stable foundation platform for securely placing the vibratory tamping rod inverter. The bottom of the frame structure supports the inverter via a base plate 2, preventing slippage or tilting during operation. To facilitate placement and removal of the equipment, no reinforcing plate 3 is installed between the two columns 1 on one side of the frame structure, leaving an opening area for the operator to easily place the inverter within the frame. As needed, the operator can adjust the frame position to position the inverter appropriately.

[0023] At the top of the frame, bearings 5 ​​are welded to the top of each of the four columns 1. These bearings 5 ​​support the steel pipe 6 that passes through them and ensure smooth rotation of the pipe. The steel pipe 6 passes between two bearings 5 ​​on the same side, and an interference fit ensures stability during rotation, thus providing cable storage. A handle 7 is welded to the end of the steel pipe 6, allowing the operator to rotate the pipe and thus store the cable. When the operator rotates the handle 7, the steel pipe 6 pulls the cable along it, keeping the cable neat and orderly for easy use and storage.

[0024] The lifting ring 4 is located at the top of the column 1, providing a lifting function for high-altitude operations. Using the lifting ring 4, the device can be easily hoisted to the work site for concrete vibration operations. The design of the lifting ring ensures that it can support the weight of the device, and the opening width of the lifting ring is designed to be larger than the diameter of the steel pipe 6, avoiding interference between the lifting ring and the steel pipe and ensuring that the steel pipe can rotate freely during hoisting without being obstructed by the lifting ring.

[0025] The bearing 5 is secured by a strip of flat steel 8, with the ends of the strip extending downwards and welded to both sides of the column 1, effectively enhancing the stability of the bearing 5. This reinforcement with the strip of flat steel 8 makes the bearing 5 more stable under load and vibration, preventing potential loosening or deformation. This enhances the stability of the device during high-altitude operations and its long-term reliability, ensuring that the bearing 5 will not loosen or shift under vibration and external forces, thus improving the overall stability and service life of the device. This reinforcement method allows the device to maintain excellent performance even under high-intensity, high-frequency operation.

[0026] In addition, a vibratory rod placement device is provided on one side of the frame, including a U-shaped frame 9 and a bracket 10. When in use, the vibratory rod passes through the U-shaped frame 9 from above and is securely placed on the bracket 10, ensuring that the vibratory rod is firmly supported when not in use and preventing it from sliding or falling.

[0027] Based on the above working principle, the implementation process of this embodiment is as follows: At the start of use, the operator simply places the vibrator frequency converter within the rectangular frame structure of the device, with the base plate 2 providing stable support. The frame design ensures stable placement of the equipment, facilitating subsequent hoisting and operation. Next, the device is hoisted to the required high-level area for vibration using the hook of the hoisting platform, lifting the lifting ring 4. After hoisting, the device is placed above the pouring area for easy vibration. After vibration is completed, the operator rotates the handle 7, causing the steel pipe 6 to retract the cable. The cable is neatly wound around the steel pipe, preventing tangled cables and effectively reducing safety hazards caused by mess. After the cable is retracted, the device is relifted by the hook of the hoisting platform and smoothly returned to the ground, completing all operations.

Claims

1. A vibratory rod frequency converter moving device, characterized in that, The structure includes a rectangular frame formed by welding steel structures. The bottom of the rectangular frame structure is provided with a base plate. There are four columns at the four corners of the rectangular frame structure. The columns are connected by welded reinforcing plates. There is no reinforcing plate between the two columns on one side of the rectangular frame structure. A bearing is welded to the top of each of the four columns. The axis of each bearing is parallel to the length direction of the short side of the rectangular frame structure. A steel pipe passes between two bearings on the same side. The steel pipe and the bearing are interference fit. A handle is welded to the same end of the steel pipe. A lifting ring is also welded to the top of each column.

2. The vibrating rod frequency converter moving device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The rectangular frame structure is welded from channel steel.

3. The vibrating rod frequency converter moving device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The bearing is held in place by a strip of flat steel, the ends of which extend downwards and are welded to both sides of the column.

4. The vibrating rod frequency converter moving device according to claim 1, characterized in that, A vibratory rod placement device is welded to one side of the rectangular frame structure.

5. The vibratory rod frequency converter moving device according to claim 4, characterized in that, The vibratory rod placement device includes a U-shaped frame, which is welded and fixed to a reinforcing plate; and a bracket, which is welded to the side of the base plate. The vibratory rod passes through the U-shaped frame from above and is placed on the bracket to support the vibratory rod and maintain its stable placement.

6. The vibratory rod frequency converter moving device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that, The handle, lifting ring, U-shaped frame, and bracket are all made of round steel.

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