Variable Cross-Section Intelligent Bridge Truss Erector

Abstract

It is a variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine. 【Solution means】 A suspension beam provided on the end surface of the already placed section of the bridge, and a main beam, wherein two main beams are detachably fixed to the ends of the C-shaped members, one end of the main beam is extended to the already placed section, and the other end of the main beam protrudes from the end surface of the already placed section. The main beam, an outer mold provided at a portion protruding from the end surface of the already placed section of the main beam, and an inner mold is correspondingly provided inside the outer mold. The outer mold, a guide rail, wherein two guide rails are correspondingly provided on both sides of the floor slab, and support seats that are slidably mounted inside the guide rails are respectively provided at both ends of the suspension beam. The guide rail, a reaction force mechanism provided corresponding to one end extended to the already placed section of the main beam, are included. The variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine is provided on the already placed section of the bridge, and the variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine is integrally supported via the suspension beam and the main beam. Driven by an external force, the suspension beam can slide along the guide rail, thereby realizing automatic travel.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the field of bridge construction technology, and specifically to a variable cross-section intelligent bridge making machine.

Background Art

[0002] Cantilever pouring construction is a construction method in which a concrete beam body is symmetrically and evenly cast towards the middle section by section along both sides of the bridge with a dedicated device centered on the bridge pier, and prestress is applied to each section. The hanging basket bridge making machine is a dedicated device that can receive the self-weight of the beam body and construction load and move forward section by section when casting the concrete beam body by the cantilever method. The conventional bridge making machine needs to perform demolding before moving forward in the construction process, which brings a lot of inconvenience to the construction and has a low adjustment efficiency.

[0003] Therefore, it is necessary to provide a technical solution to improve the above deficiencies of the prior art.

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] The object of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies in the above prior art, and the present application provides a variable cross-section intelligent bridge making machine.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0005] To achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following technical solution.

[0006] A hanging beam provided on the end surface of a poured section of a bridge, wherein C-shaped components are provided at both ends of the hanging beam, and the ends of the C-shaped components are folded back from both sides of the bridge below the flange. The hanging beam is as follows: A main beam, wherein two of the main beams are detachably fixed to the ends of the C-shaped components, one end of the main beam extends into the poured section, and the other end of the main beam protrudes (extends, overhangs) from the end surface of the poured section. The main beam is as follows: An outer mold provided on a portion protruding from the end surface of the poured section of the main beam, wherein an inner mold is correspondingly provided inside the outer mold, and the outer mold forms a pouring formwork corresponding to the end surface of the bridge. A guide rail, wherein two guide rails are correspondingly provided on both sides of the bridge deck, and supporting bases slidably mounted inside the guide rails are respectively provided at both ends of the hanging beam. The guide rail is as follows: A counter-force mechanism provided corresponding to one end of the main beam extending into the poured section, and the wing plate of the bridge is pressed (abutted) along the longitudinal direction. A variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss installation machine including the above components. The counter-force mechanism includes a reversal wheel and a reversal element. Both the reversal wheel and the reversal element are connected to the main beam via a self-locking hydro-cylinder. The opposing element fixedly connects corresponding self-locking cylinders, and the upper surface of the opposing element is an inclined surface corresponding to the wing slab of the bridge. The two opposing wheels are connected to the same cam groove, and the two cam grooves are hingedly connected to both sides corresponding to the width direction of the bridge of the wheel box and rotate in a plane located in the length direction of the bridge. The wheel box is hingedly connected corresponding to the upper end of the self-locking cylinder and rotates in a plane located in the width direction of the bridge. The outer mold includes a wing mold, a side mold, and a bottom mold. One end protruding from the placed section of the main beam is connected corresponding to the end frame, and a side frame is provided corresponding to the lower part of the main beam. The wing mold and the side mold are provided corresponding to the side frame and the main beam. A hanging basket corresponding to the bottom mold is provided below the main beam. One side of the hanging basket is connected to the end frame via a plurality of second bolts, and the other side of the hanging basket is connected directly below the connection point of the suspension beam of the side frame via two second bolts. Mold frames corresponding to the wing mold and the side mold are provided on both sides of the main beam. An upper portion gear lever slidably mounted along the width direction of the bridge is provided on the main beam, and the plurality of mold frames are distributed along the length direction of the main beam on the upper portion gear lever. The main beam is provided with a slide rail that extends outward along the reverse direction of the width direction of the bridge. The mold frame is provided with a sliding block that is slidably mounted within the slide rail. The slide rail is provided with a first push rod that drives the upper end of the mold frame. The hanging basket is provided with a lower portion gear lever that blocks (stops) the lower ends of a plurality of the mold frames. The lower portion gear lever is provided with a second push rod that drives the lower ends of each mold frame respectively. A boom is provided in the middle of the inner mold. One end of the boom is detachably fixed to the end frame, and the other end of the boom is extended into the cavity of the placed section and fixed to the top surface of the placed section via an anchor member. The boom is an I-beam, and support wheels supported by the side of the I-beam are provided inside the inner mold. A support rod is provided between the C-shaped member and the front upper cross member of the end frame. The support rod sequentially passes through a plurality of mold frames. The support rod connects the C-shaped member and the front upper cross member of the end frame in a slidable mounting manner and slides along the width direction of the bridge. , variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine. Beneficial effects

[0007] The variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine is provided on the cast section of the bridge and is integrally supported by the suspension beam and the main beam. Driven by an external force, the suspension beam can slide along the guide rail, thereby realizing automatic traveling. The outer mold is driven by the first push rod and the second push rod, and under the action of the first push rod and the second push rod, the outer mold can be quickly installed or disassembled (removed), and the construction efficiency can be improved.

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Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention

[0009] As shown in FIGS. 1 to 10, it is a variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine including a suspension beam 1, a main beam 6, an outer mold, a guide rail 2, and a reaction mechanism. The suspension beam 1 is provided above the bridge and at the end surface of the placed section of the bridge. As a support member of the entire bridge truss erection machine, C-shaped members 16 are provided at both ends of the suspension beam 1. The ends of the C-shaped members 16 are folded back from both sides of the bridge under the wing plates. Thus, below the wing plates, the main beam 6, the hanging basket 12, etc. are provided at the ends of the C-shaped members 16. Specifically, two main beams 6 are detachably fixed to the ends of the C-shaped members 16. One end of the main beam 6 is extended to the placed section. The main beam 6 at the corresponding end is supported against the lower surface of the wing plate through the reaction mechanism. The other end of the main beam 6 protrudes from the end surface of the placed section. It connects the hanging basket 12 and the outer mold. The outer mold is provided at the part protruding from the end surface of the placed section of the main beam 6. The contour of the inner wall of the outer mold conforms to the contour of the outside of the bridge, thereby forming the outer surface of the bridge by casting. An inner mold 18 is correspondingly provided inside the outer mold. The inner mold 18 forms the contour of the inner hole of the bridge. Through the outer mold and the inner mold 18, a formwork for casting corresponding to the end surface of the bridge is formed. There are two guide rails 2. The two guide rails 2 are correspondingly provided on both sides of the floor slab and are distributed in parallel. Preferably, the two guide rails 2 are located on both sides close to the wing plates of the top slab of the bridge, causing the weight of the bridge truss erection machine to be borne by the bridge and avoiding excessive stress on the wing plates. The guide rails 2 are anchored to the floor slab through anchor pins, etc. Support seats 17 that are slidably mounted inside the guide rails 2 are respectively provided at both ends of the suspension beam 1. The entire bridge can be slid along the guide rails 2, and the movement of the entire bridge truss erection machine can be driven. The reaction mechanism is provided corresponding to one end of the main beam 6 that is extended to the placed section of the bridge. It presses against the wing plate of the bridge along the vertical direction, and the opposition of the reaction mechanism keeps both ends of the main beam 6 in a balanced state.In this embodiment, rollers are provided below the support base 17, and a hydraulic lever, a manual hoist or an electric hoist for driving the support base 17 is provided inside the guide rail 2, thereby driving the movement of the bridge truss installation machine.

[0010] The main beam 6 is mounted on the suspension beam 1 via the mounting member 21. The mounting member 21 has a block structure. An insertion hole (plug hole) 2102 adapted to the end of the C-shaped member 16 is provided in the middle of the mounting member 21. In this embodiment, the cross-section of the end of the C-shaped member 16 is square. At the end of the C-shaped member 16, the lower surface of the C-shaped member 16 reduces the cross-section of the end of the C-shaped member 16 by a smooth transition. As long as the strength of the suspension beam 1 is not affected, the size of the insertion hole 2102 is made as small as possible. The end of the C-shaped member 16 approaches the side plate of the bridge after passing through the corresponding insertion hole 2102. Below the mounting member 21, a hinging station 2101 corresponding to the main beam 6 is provided. The hinging station 2101 is a groove-like structure at the bottom of the mounting member 21. The main beam 6 is positioned at the hinging station 2101 via a hinge shaft, thereby fixing the main beam 6 to the suspension beam 1.

[0011] First bolts 3 are provided on both sides of the mounting member 21. The lower ends of the two first bolts 3 are fixed to both sides of the mounting member 21. The upper ends of the first bolts 3 extend upward from both sides of the suspension beam 1 after passing through the wing plate of the bridge upward. A first support member 24 is provided above the suspension beam 1. Both ends of the first support member 24 are detachably connected to the two first bolts 3 respectively, thereby applying the mounting member 21 to the suspension beam 1 via the first bolts 3 and applying a pre-stress to ensure that the force received by the main beam 6 is applied to the main body of the suspension beam 1 and avoid the force deformation of the C-shaped member 16.

[0012] The reaction mechanism includes the opposing wheels 4 and the opposing element 5. Both the opposing wheels 4 and the opposing element 5 connect the main beam 6 through a self-locking cylinder 20. In the placement state, the lower surface of the wing plate is pressed against through the opposing element 5. When movement is required, the opposing element 5 retracts and presses against the lower surface of the wing plate through the opposing wheels 4, thereby forming rolling friction. The opposing element 5 is fixedly connected to the corresponding self-locking cylinder 20. The upper surface of the opposing element 5 is an inclined surface corresponding to the wing plate of the bridge. In the normal state, it is in close contact with the lower surface of the wing plate, and the opposing stability can be guaranteed. To ensure that the opposing wheels 4 are in close contact with the lower surface of the wing plate during the movement process of the bridge erection machine, the opposing wheels 4 are provided on hinges. Specifically, the two opposing wheels 4 are connected to the same cam groove 29. The two opposing wheels 4 are distributed in the length direction of the bridge, so that they can move along the length direction of the bridge along the lower surface of the wing plate. The two cam grooves 29 are hinge-connected corresponding to both sides of the wheel box 30 corresponding to the width direction of the bridge. During movement, they rotate in a plane located in the length direction of the bridge. The wheel box 30 is hinge-connected corresponding to the upper end of the self-locking cylinder 20 and rotates in a plane located in the width direction of the bridge, thereby forming a two-dimensional angle rotation to ensure that the opposing wheels 4 are in close contact with the lower surface of the wing plate during the movement process of the bridge erection machine.

[0013] The outer mold includes a wing mold 11, a side mold 10, and a bottom mold. However, the shape of the wing mold 11 conforms to the shape of the lower surface of the wing plate, the side mold 10 conforms to the shape of the outer wall of the web of the bridge, the bottom mold is connected to the bottom of the side mold 10, thereby forming a complete outer mold. One end protruding from the placed section of the main beam 6 is correspondingly connected to the end frame 14, and the end frame 14 is welded to a channel steel or an angle steel. It has a front upper crossbeam that connects the end portions of at least two main beams 6. The end frame 14 is fixed to the end portion of the main beam 6 by a screw bolt. A side frame is correspondingly provided below the main beam 6, and the side frame is welded to a channel steel or an angle steel. The wing mold 11 and the side mold 10 are provided corresponding to the side frame and the main beam 6. A hanging basket 12 corresponding to the bottom mold is provided below the main beam 6. The hanging basket 12 is a rectangular truss welded to a channel steel or an angle steel. Specifically, it is mounted by welding or a screw bolt. The bottom mold is placed corresponding to the hanging basket 12. One side of the hanging basket 12 is connected to the end frame 14 via a plurality of second bolts 13. Specifically, it can connect the front upper crossbeam of the end frame 14. The other side of the hanging basket 12 is connected directly below the connection point of the suspension beam 1 of the side frame via two second bolts 13. The bottom mold is lifted by the upward traction of the second bolts 13 to ensure the connection between the bottom mold and the side mold 10 and the wing mold 11.

[0014] To apply a continuously variable cross-section bridge, the second bolt 13 can be adjusted according to the actual needs with respect to the inclined surface of the variable cross-section bottom, thereby causing the hanging basket 12 and the bottom mold to be inclined correspondingly, and a variable cross-section construction can be carried out.

[0015] On both sides of the main beam 6, there are provided mold frames 7 corresponding to the wing mold 11 and the side mold 10 respectively. On one side corresponding to the outer mold of the mold frame 7, a shape adapted to the surface of the side part of the bridge is provided, thereby supporting the wing mold 11 and the side mold 10. The main beam 6 is provided with an upper gear lever slidably mounted along the width direction of the bridge. The plurality of mold frames 7 are distributed along the length direction of the main beam 6 on the upper gear lever.

[0016] The main beam 6 is provided with slide rails 26 extending outward along the reverse direction of the width direction of the bridge. The mold frame 7 is provided with sliders 25 slidably mounted within the slide rails 26. The slide rails 26 can be fixed to the outside of the main beam 6 via corbel brackets. There are at least two slide rails 26. The slide rails 26 are provided with first push rods 27 for driving the upper ends of the mold frames 7. The first push rods 27 are hydraulic rods and can drive the mold frames 7 to slide along the slide rails 26. The hanging basket 12 is provided with a lower gear lever 8 for blocking the lower ends of the plurality of mold frames 7. The lower gear lever 8 is fixed to the hanging basket 12. The lower gear lever 8 is provided with second push rods 9 for driving the lower ends of the respective mold frames 7. The second push rods 9 are also hydraulic rods. The second push rods 9 operate synchronously with the first push rods 27, enabling the rapid installation of the outer mold, the disassembly of the outer mold after the placement is completed, and the movement of the bridge erection machine after the disassembly (removal) is completed, which is simple and efficient.

[0017] A supporting rod 28 is provided between the C-shaped member 16 and the front upper cross beam of the end frame 14. The supporting rod 28 sequentially passes through a plurality of mold frames 7. The supporting rod 28 is connected to the front upper cross member of the C-shaped member 16 and the end frame 14 in a slidable mounting manner, slides along the width direction of the bridge, and can support the portion of the wing mold 11 of the mold frame 7.

[0018] Above the side frame and the front upper cross beam, an anchor frame 19 corresponding to the second bolt 13 is provided respectively. The second bolt 13 passes upward through the anchor frame 19. A first anchor nut 1902 is provided at the portion of the second bolt 13 located inside the anchor frame 19. The first anchor nut 1902 is shielded corresponding to the bottom of the anchor frame 19, restrains the second bolt 13 through the first anchor nut 1902. Above the anchor frame 19, a self-locking cylinder 20 is provided. A second anchor nut 1901 corresponding to the upper end of the self-locking cylinder 20 is provided on the second bolt 13. During use, first, the second bolt 13 is position-limited by screwing in the first anchor nut 1902, and the second bolt 13 is pulled upward through the self-locking cylinder 20. At this time, the self-locking cylinder 20 maintains the lock. Then, the first anchor nut 1902 is screwed downward. After the first anchor nut 1902 receives the force, the self-locking cylinder 20 retracts. The second anchor nut 1901 is screwed downward. By repeating this operation, the lifting of the hanging basket 12 is realized. When the hanging basket 12 descends, the reverse operation can be performed.

[0019] The C-shaped member 16 is fixed to both ends of the suspension beam 1 via screw bolts. On the part of the C-shaped member 16 located outside the wing plate of the bridge, traction members 22 for traction corresponding to both sides of the C-shaped member 16 are provided, and the stability of the C-shaped member 16 is maintained by the traction members 22. Specifically, ear plates are provided on both sides of the C-shaped member 16. The traction members 22 are screws. After both ends of the screw pass through two ear plates corresponding to the upper and lower parts of the C-shaped member 16, both ends of the screw can be connected and fixed by corresponding nuts.

[0020] On the part where the first bolt 3 passes upward through the first support member 24, a third anchor nut is correspondingly installed. Above the first support member 24, a second support member 23 is provided. On the part where the first bolt 3 protrudes upward through the second support member 23, a fourth anchor nut is installed. A self-locking cylinder 20 is installed between the first support member 24 and the second support member 23. By lifting the self-locking cylinder 20, the force-receiving preload of the main beam 6 can be carried out, and the overall force-receiving is applied to the suspension beam 1 via the first bolt 3. First, by lifting the self-locking cylinder 20, after lifting, the third anchor nut is rotated, and the stress is transferred to the first support member 24 via the third anchor nut.

[0021] A boom is provided in the middle of the inner mold 18. One end of the boom is detachably fixed to the end frame 14, and the other end of the boom is extended into the cavity of the placed section and fixed to the top surface of the placed section via an anchor member. The boom is an I-beam, and support wheels supported by the side of the I-beam are provided inside the inner mold 18. After the placement is completed, first, move the bridge erection machine. After the bridge erection machine moves to the next placement segment, install the boom between the end frame 14 and the placed section, and slide the inner mold 18 along the boom, so that it is not necessary to disassemble the inner mold 18 completely.

[0022] The end frame 14 is provided with at least one hanging frame 15. The hanging frame 15 is provided with a boom extending above the outer mold. The boom is provided with an electric hoist, by which materials can be transported. The suspension beam 1 is provided with a shower system extending above the outer mold. This shower system is connected corresponding to the water source and can perform automatic shower maintenance after the placement is completed.

[0023] The suspension beam 1 is provided with a controller. The first push rod 27, the second push rod 9 and the shower system are connected corresponding to the controller, and the automation of the traveling of the bridge truss erection machine can be achieved.

Description of Reference Numerals

[0024] 1 Suspension beam 2 Guide rail 3 First bolt 4 Opposing wheel 5 Opposing element 6 Main beam 7 Mold frame 8 Lower gear lever 9 Second push rod 10 Side mold 11 Wing mold 12 Hanging basket 13 Second bolt 14 End frame 15 Hanging frame 16 C-shaped member 17 Support seat 18 Inner mold 19 Anchor frame 20 Self-locking cylinder 21 Mounting member 22 Towing member 23 Second support member 24 First support member 25 Slider 26 Slide rail 27 First push slot 28 Support slot 29 Cam groove 30 Wheel box 1901 Second anchor nut 1902 First anchor nut 2101 Hinge station 2102 Insertion hole

Claims

1. A suspension beam provided on the end face of a cast section of a bridge, wherein C-shaped members are provided at both ends of the suspension beam, and the ends of the C-shaped members are folded back from both sides of the bridge below the wing plates. The suspension beam, A main beam, wherein two of the main beams are detachably fixed to the ends of the C-shaped members, one end of the main beam is extended to the cast section, and the other end of the main beam protrudes from the end face of the cast section. The main beam, An outer mold provided on a portion protruding from the end face of the cast section of the main beam, wherein an inner mold is correspondingly provided inside the outer mold to form a casting form corresponding to the end face of the bridge. The outer mold, A guide rail, wherein two guide rails are correspondingly provided on both sides of the floor slab, and support seats slidably mounted inside the guide rails are respectively provided at both ends of the suspension beam. The guide rail, A reaction force mechanism provided corresponding to one end of the main beam extended to the cast section and pressing against the wing plate of the bridge along the longitudinal direction. The reaction force mechanism, A variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss installation machine including: The reaction force mechanism includes an opposing wheel and an opposing element, and both the opposing wheel and the opposing element are connected to the main beam via a self-locking cylinder. The opposing element fixedly connects a corresponding self-locking cylinder, and the upper surface of the opposing element is an inclined surface corresponding to the wing plate of the bridge. The two opposing wheels are connected to the same cam groove, and the two cam grooves are hinge-connected to both sides corresponding to the width direction of the bridge of the wheel box and rotate in a plane located in the length direction of the bridge. The wheel box is hinge-connected to the upper end of the self-locking cylinder and rotates in a plane located in the width direction of the bridge. The outer mold includes a wing mold, a side mold, and a bottom mold. One end of the main beam protruding from the cast section is connected corresponding to an end frame, and a side frame is correspondingly provided below the main beam. The wing mold and the side mold are provided corresponding to the side frame and the main beam. A hanging basket corresponding to the bottom mold is provided below the main beam. One side of the hanging basket is connected to the end frame via a plurality of second bolts, and the other side of the hanging basket is connected directly below the connection point of the suspension beam of the side frame via two second bolts. On both sides of the main beam, mold frames corresponding to the wing mold and the side mold are provided. The main beam is provided with an upper gear lever slidably mounted along the width direction of the bridge. A plurality of the mold frames are distributed along the length direction of the main beam on the upper gear lever. The main beam is provided with a slide rail extending outward along the reverse direction of the width direction of the bridge. The mold frame is provided with a slider slidably mounted within the slide rail. The slide rail is provided with a first push rod for driving the upper end of the mold frame. The hanging basket is provided with a lower gear lever for blocking the lower ends of the plurality of mold frames. The lower gear lever is provided with a second push rod for driving the lower ends of each mold frame respectively. A boom is provided in the middle of the inner mold. One end of the boom is detachably fixed to the end frame, and the other end of the boom is extended into the cavity of the placed section and fixed to the top surface of the placed section via an anchor member. The boom is an I-beam, and support wheels supported on the side of the I-beam are provided inside the inner mold. A support rod is provided between the C-shaped member and the front upper cross member of the end frame. The support rod sequentially passes through a plurality of mold frames. The support rod connects the C-shaped member and the front upper cross member of the end frame in a slidable mounting manner and slides along the width direction of the bridge. A variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine is characterized by this.

2. The main beam is mounted on the suspension beam via a mounting member. In the middle part of the mounting member, an insertion hole adapted to the end of the C-shaped member is provided. Below the mounting member, a hinge station corresponding to the main beam is provided, and the main beam is positioned at the hinge station via a hinge shaft. The variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine according to claim 1, characterized in that.

3. On both sides of the mounting member, first bolts are provided. The first bolts extend upward from both sides of the suspension beam after passing upward through the wing plate of the bridge. Above the suspension beam, a first support member is provided. Both ends of the first support member are detachably connected to the two first bolts respectively. The variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine according to claim 2, characterized in that.

4. Above the side frame and the end frame, anchor frames corresponding to the second bolts are provided respectively. In the part of the second bolt located inside the anchor frame, a first anchor nut is provided. The first anchor nut is shielded corresponding to the bottom of the anchor frame. Above the anchor frame, a self-locking cylinder is provided. On the second bolt, a second anchor nut corresponding to the upper end of the self-locking cylinder is provided. The variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine according to claim 1, characterized in that.

5. The C-shaped member is fixed to both ends of the suspension beam via a screw bolt. In the part of the C-shaped member located outside the wing plate of the bridge, traction members for traction corresponding to both sides of the C-shaped member are provided. The variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine according to claim 1, characterized in that.

6. In the part of the first bolt passing upward through the first support member, a third anchor nut is correspondingly mounted. Above the first support member, a second support member is provided. In the part of the first bolt protruding upward through the second support member, a fourth anchor nut is mounted. A self-locking cylinder is mounted between the first support member and the second support member. The variable cross-section intelligent bridge truss erection machine according to claim 3, characterized in that.

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