Patent classifications
E01D22/00
DISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT APPARATUS FOR STRUCTURE
An apparatus includes an acquisition means for acquiring displacement quantity in a time-series manner, the displacement quantity being generated at a measurement part of a structure by the weight of a vehicle that travels on the structure, a detection means for detecting the size of the vehicle that passes through the structure and detecting the type of the vehicle from the size, and a control means for controlling the acquisition means on the basis of the detected type of the vehicle.
Method for pre-stressing a steel structure, and steel structure pre-stressed using said method
According to the method, at least one carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band is joined to the steel structure at the end regions thereof, capable of transferring tensile forces. Subsequently, at least one lifting element (7) disposed between the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4) and the steel girder (3) to be reinforced in a region between these end anchorages (5), is extended substantially perpendicular to the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4). So, a tensile force stress is generated between the end regions of the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4). Then, a steel girder treated in such a manner includes at least one carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band, which is each joined to the steel structure (1) at the end regions thereof, capable of transferring tensile forces. In the region between these end regions, a lifting element (7) is disposed between the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4) and the steel girder (3) to be reinforced, by means of which the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4) is subjected to tensile stress by lifting away from the steel girder (3). The tensile force is transferred to the steel girder (3) via the anchoring elements (5).
Method for pre-stressing a steel structure, and steel structure pre-stressed using said method
According to the method, at least one carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band is joined to the steel structure at the end regions thereof, capable of transferring tensile forces. Subsequently, at least one lifting element (7) disposed between the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4) and the steel girder (3) to be reinforced in a region between these end anchorages (5), is extended substantially perpendicular to the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4). So, a tensile force stress is generated between the end regions of the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4). Then, a steel girder treated in such a manner includes at least one carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band, which is each joined to the steel structure (1) at the end regions thereof, capable of transferring tensile forces. In the region between these end regions, a lifting element (7) is disposed between the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4) and the steel girder (3) to be reinforced, by means of which the carbon fibre-reinforced polymer band (4) is subjected to tensile stress by lifting away from the steel girder (3). The tensile force is transferred to the steel girder (3) via the anchoring elements (5).
DISPLACEMENT AND WEIGHT ASSOCIATION APPARATUS
A displacement and weight association apparatus includes a measuring unit configured to measure a displacement amount generated on a structure by a weight of a vehicle traveling on the structure; an aggregating unit configured to obtain a distribution of the measured displacement amount; an extracting unit configured to extract a displacement amount corresponding to a car from the distribution; and an associating unit configured to associate the extracted displacement amount with a weight of the car.
DISPLACEMENT AND WEIGHT ASSOCIATION APPARATUS
A displacement and weight association apparatus includes a measuring unit configured to measure a displacement amount generated on a structure by a weight of a vehicle traveling on the structure; an aggregating unit configured to obtain a distribution of the measured displacement amount; an extracting unit configured to extract a displacement amount corresponding to a car from the distribution; and an associating unit configured to associate the extracted displacement amount with a weight of the car.
BEARING DIAGNOSIS APPARATUS, BEARING DIAGNOSIS METHOD, AND COMPUTER READABLE RECORDING MEDIUM
A bearing diagnosis apparatus 1 that accurately diagnoses the state of a bearing includes: an extraction unit 2 configured to extract a feature amount using first index information indicating a response of a structure 21 to an external force and second index information indicating a response, to the external force, of a bearing 23 provided to the structure 21; and an assessment unit 3 configured to assess the state of the bearing 23 based on the extracted feature amount.
STRUCTURE DISPLACEMENT AMOUNT MEASUREMENT APPARATUS
A structure displacement amount measurement apparatus includes: an acquiring unit configured to acquire a displacement amount caused on a structure by a weight of a vehicle traveling on the structure along a time series; an estimating unit configured to estimate a section in which displacement is caused based on time-series data of the displacement amount; a detecting unit configured to detect a feature value of change in displacement amount within the estimated section; a determining unit configured to determine whether or not the estimated section is a section of displacement due to a weight of a single vehicle based on the detected feature value; and an extracting unit configured to extract a displacement amount from the time-series data within a section of displacement due to a weight of a single vehicle based on a result of the determination.
Long-service-life PWS Cable with Replaceable Sleeve and Shielding gas
The invention relates to the technological field of bridge structures, in particular to a long-service-life PWS cable with replaceable sleeve and shielding gas. It consists of wire strands, wrapping tape covering the wire strands, and a sheath arranged outside the wire strands, and is characterized in that the sheath is covered with an outer protective sleeve and shielding gas is filled between the wires in the wire strands. The wire strands of the present invention is completely under protection in a shielding gas environment which effectively avoids the corrosion of the wire strands; the protective sleeve outside the sheath of the PWS cable is a replaceable segmented and fragmented sleeve structure, which is convenient to be replaced and installed, substantially prolonging the service life of the PWS cable system with great promotional value achieved.
Long-service-life PWS Cable with Replaceable Sleeve and Shielding gas
The invention relates to the technological field of bridge structures, in particular to a long-service-life PWS cable with replaceable sleeve and shielding gas. It consists of wire strands, wrapping tape covering the wire strands, and a sheath arranged outside the wire strands, and is characterized in that the sheath is covered with an outer protective sleeve and shielding gas is filled between the wires in the wire strands. The wire strands of the present invention is completely under protection in a shielding gas environment which effectively avoids the corrosion of the wire strands; the protective sleeve outside the sheath of the PWS cable is a replaceable segmented and fragmented sleeve structure, which is convenient to be replaced and installed, substantially prolonging the service life of the PWS cable system with great promotional value achieved.
Apparatus and method for reinforcing a partially submerged structural element
An apparatus and method for reinforcement of partially submerged structural elements such as piles, posts, pillars, and pipes are disclosed. The apparatus includes an upper unit which may be fixed to the structural element above the waterline and a lower unit which is suspended from the upper unit via cables or other support members. The apparatus enables a reinforcing sleeve structure to be constructed in multiple segmented layers from above the waterline which the sleeve structure is lowered beneath the waterline. The lower unit guides the lower end of the sleeve structure down around the submerged portion of the structural element and supports the weight of the sleeve structure until it is fixed in place and filled with concrete or another reinforcing core filler material.