Patent classifications
E01D19/00
BIDIRECTIONAL COLLAPSE-PROOF DAMPER WITH MACROSCOPIC NPR STRUCTURE AND BRIDGE STRUCTURE HAVING SAME
The present invention discloses a bidirectional collapse-proof damper with a macroscopic NPR structure and a bridge structure having the same, comprising a sleeve and a sliding rod; by adding a structure of a reducing part and a limiting body, a sliding gap exists between both ends of the limiting body and both inner ends of the reducing part; the rod body is connected with the inner side wall of the sleeve through an elastic element; the limiting body and the rod body can realize bidirectional slip in the sleeve, which have multi-level seismic performance.
BIDIRECTIONAL COLLAPSE-PROOF DAMPER WITH MACROSCOPIC NPR STRUCTURE AND BRIDGE STRUCTURE HAVING SAME
The present invention discloses a bidirectional collapse-proof damper with a macroscopic NPR structure and a bridge structure having the same, comprising a sleeve and a sliding rod; by adding a structure of a reducing part and a limiting body, a sliding gap exists between both ends of the limiting body and both inner ends of the reducing part; the rod body is connected with the inner side wall of the sleeve through an elastic element; the limiting body and the rod body can realize bidirectional slip in the sleeve, which have multi-level seismic performance.
Installation method of bent cap for mutually restraining adjacent pier studs in prefabricated and assembled bridge
An installation method of a bent cap for mutually restraining adjacent pier studs in a prefabricated and assembled bridge is provided. A bent cap mold base is configured in a form of a bent cap, which includes fixedly arranging limiting steel rings at two ends of a rectangular frame and vertically arranging steel bar sleeves in the limiting steel rings, hoisting the cap bent mold base on top portions of adjacent two prefabricated pier studs, such that pier stud pre-embedded steel bars protruding from the top portions of the two prefabricated pier studs are correspondingly inserted into the steel bar sleeves at two ends of the bent cap mold base one by one, and limiting the adjacent two prefabricated pier studs in the bent cap mold base.
SEISMIC ISOLATION STRUCTURE USING ROPE FOUNDATION
A seismic isolation structure using a rope foundation of the present invention is to separate and support an object from a ground at the same time. The seismic isolation structure may include a base positioned on the ground and provided with an accommodating space with an opened upper portion and two or more rope supporters spaced apart around an entrance of the accommodating space, a support including a stage for supporting an object, and a column protruding downward from the stage and positioned in the accommodation space, and ropes connecting the rope supporter and the lower part of the column to support the support to be spaced apart from the base.
Damper
A damper for damping vibrations of a structure comprises: a first damping unit, comprising a first damping body having a first mass (m.sub.1), a first spring element having a first spring constant (k.sub.1) and a first damping element having a first damping constant (c.sub.1), wherein said first damping body is configured to be attached to said structure via said first spring element and said first damping element; and a second damping unit, comprising a second damping body having a second mass (m.sub.2), a second spring element having a second spring constant (k.sub.2) and a second damping element having a second damping constant (c.sub.2), wherein said second damping body is configured to be attached to said first damping body via said second spring element and said second damping element.
Water damping device and method for controlling vortex-induced vibration and fluttering of sea-crossing or river-crossing bridges
A water damping device includes a steel frame and a water-blocking cup; the device is immersed in the water and connected under the main bridge girder by wire ropes. One end of the water-blocking cup is provided with a blocking ring and a cover. The water-blocking cup cover is mounted between the cup and the blocking ring and is movably connected to the water-blocking cup. The blocking ring is used to prevent the water-blocking cup cover from opening towards the outside of the cup; an array of water-blocking cups is mounted on the steel frame along the downward direction of the water-blocking cup cover.
Elevated roadway quasi-equilibrium support system
Structures and methods for controlling road temperature over an underpass space are disclosed, including a structure comprising: footings underlying the road supporting a support assembly comprising: an inner shell; a plurality of beams surmounting the inner shell; an insulating material for thermally isolating the road and the remainder of the support assembly from the underpass space; an outer shell; a temperature control assembly; temperature sensors disposed in the road and the support assembly; and a computer processor configured to receive temperature and weather forecast data; predict changes to the temperature of the support assembly and the road based on the temperature and forecast data; and control the application or removal of heat to the support assembly, based on the predicted changes to the temperature of the support assembly and the road, resulting in the road maintaining a temperature within a predetermined range.
INTELLIGENT VEHICLE CAPTURING APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR HIGH-PIER BRIDGE
An intelligent vehicle capturing apparatus for a high-pier bridge includes: a double-layer metal protective net, support unit and actuation unit connected thereto. The protective net mounts to a high-pier bridge backside through the support unit. The actuation unit includes a hydraulic link mechanism connected to one end of the protective net. The hydraulic link mechanism unwinds the protective net to capture a vehicle. The apparatus stops a vehicle rushing off a high-pier bridge. Upon completion, a hydraulic system drives a third hydraulic cylinder in a support rod on the high-pier bridge backside driving a rolling shaft rotating, winding and placing a protective net on the high-pier bridge backside. The apparatus has a simple structure, is practical and easily used, useful on hazardous high-pier bridges protecting vehicle passengers and avoiding traffic accidents resulting from vehicles rushing out of the high-pier bridges.
INTELLIGENT VEHICLE CAPTURING APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR HIGH-PIER BRIDGE
An intelligent vehicle capturing apparatus for a high-pier bridge includes: a double-layer metal protective net, support unit and actuation unit connected thereto. The protective net mounts to a high-pier bridge backside through the support unit. The actuation unit includes a hydraulic link mechanism connected to one end of the protective net. The hydraulic link mechanism unwinds the protective net to capture a vehicle. The apparatus stops a vehicle rushing off a high-pier bridge. Upon completion, a hydraulic system drives a third hydraulic cylinder in a support rod on the high-pier bridge backside driving a rolling shaft rotating, winding and placing a protective net on the high-pier bridge backside. The apparatus has a simple structure, is practical and easily used, useful on hazardous high-pier bridges protecting vehicle passengers and avoiding traffic accidents resulting from vehicles rushing out of the high-pier bridges.
Airbag-type intelligent control device and control method for vortex-induced vibration of bridges
Disclosed is a control method of an airbag-type intelligent control device for vortex-induced vibration of bridges. The airbag-type intelligent control device for vortex-induced vibration (VIV) of bridges includes a control system, which comprises a monitoring device and a control workstation; the monitoring device is used to detect the wind speed and direction near the bridge and the vibration state of the bridge; the control workstation is connected to the monitoring device. The VIV order of bridges is determined based on the detected wind speed, wind direction, and the vibration state of the bridge. The airbag system is mounted on both sides of the bridge and connected to the control workstation; according to the obtained VIV order, the sectional shape parameters of the airbag system are determined, and the airbag system is regulated to have the appropriate sectional shape.