CN113044164B - Cable rope - Google Patents
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Abstract
A cable comprises a rope (1), a buffer belly (2), a pile loop (3), a rope buckle (4), auxiliary small rope strands (5), a hot-knotted large rope strand head (6) and a wear-resistant sleeve (7); the method is characterized in that: the buffer belly (2) consists of a net bag (2-1) and a buffer bag; the mesh bag (2-1) is formed by mutually weaving small ropes and small ropes; the net weaving mode is that small ropes and small ropes are mutually knotted into meshes; the buffer bag consists of a bag sleeve (2-2) and elastic fibers (2-3); the impact force of ship shaking on the cable is relieved, the cable breakage caused by high wind and high waves is prevented, the service life of the cable is prolonged, the operation cost of the ship is reduced, the safety of the ship is improved, and immeasurable beneficial effects can be brought to the ship.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to a fiber cable for a ship, in particular to a cable capable of buffering the shaking impact force of the ship.
Background
The fiber cable for the ship is widely applied to mooring when the ship is berthed, one end of the cable is tied to a mooring post on the shore when the ship is berthed, the other end of the cable is tied to the mooring post on the ship, as the position of the ship is not fixed when the ship is berthed, the ship can shake along with the influence of water flow and wind waves, the distance between the ship and the mooring post on the shore can be continuously changed by the shake of the ship, so that the cable for connecting the ship and the mooring post is frequently subjected to impact tension, particularly the impact force of tens of thousands of tons of ships on the cable is larger, even the cable can be broken by impact, particularly the tensile strength of the cable is gradually reduced by frequent impact tension, and the service life of the cable is seriously influenced, so that people hopefully want the cable capable of relieving the shake impact of the ship.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a cable, which can relieve impact damage of ship shaking to the cable, can prevent the risk of cable breakage caused by high wind and high waves, and can also prolong the service life of the cable.
The technical scheme for solving the technical problems is as follows: the cable with buffer tension is designed, the cable for buffering impact force consists of a rope part, a buffer part and a rope buckle part, and the manufacturing method of the cable for buffering impact tension is as follows: the first step, manufacturing the fiber into a multi-strand rope; secondly, processing and braiding a buffer belly at one end of the rope; thirdly, processing the rope fastener; dip-coating the wear-resistant agent and drying; fifth step, the device is sheathed.
The first step, the manufacturing method of the rope is as follows: the fiber is twisted to be made into small strands, more than 7 small strands are combined and twisted to be made into large strands, and more than 3 large strands are combined and twisted to be made into ropes for standby.
The manufacturing method of the buffer belly in the second step comprises the following steps: cutting the manufactured rope to a required length, selecting one end of the rope to be fixed to the required length, disassembling the rope into independent small ropes, uniformly distributing the small ropes around, knotting the adjacent small ropes and the small ropes to weave a mesh bag, weaving the mesh bag to the required length, filling the buffer bag into a re-mesh bag, combining and twisting more than 7 small ropes to form large ropes, combining and twisting more than 3 large ropes to form the rope for standby use as a rope buckle.
The manufacturing method of the rope fastener in the third step comprises the following steps: the wear-resistant sleeve with the required length is cut and sleeved on the rope (1) woven under the buffer belly, the rope end is measured and the required length is disassembled into large strands, the large strands of the rope at the joint of the large strands and the buffer belly are mutually twisted and tightened, and the large strands are hot-knotted.
The method for dip-coating the wear-resistant agent in the fourth step comprises the following steps: brushing the wear-resistant agent on each small rope strand of the buffer belly by using a brush, brushing the wear-resistant agent on ropes at two ends of the buffer belly by using the brush, brushing the wear-resistant agent on the mutually twisted and tightened positions of the large rope strands by using the brush, and putting the product into an incubator for drying after brushing.
The method of the device sheath of the fifth step is as follows: the wear-resistant cloth which is suitable for the size of the cutting and buffering belly is wrapped on the buffering belly, and the overlapping is more than 3 cm, and the product mooring rope is formed by stitching.
The buffer belly is arranged on the cable, so that the diameter of the cable is enlarged, and when the cable is subjected to the impact tension of the ship, the diameter of the buffer belly is contracted, so that the length of the cable is prolonged, and the impact tension generated by the shaking of the ship is relieved.
The production technical parameter ranges are as follows: firstly, twisting the small rope strands with the twisting diameter of 2-22mm;2. the number of the small strands is 21-537 strands; 3. large strand twist diameter (6-88 mm); 4. the number of the large strands is 3-16; 5. the diameter of the rope is 16-188mm;7. the diameter of the buffer belly is 150-400mm; seventhly, the length of the buffer belly is 185-850mm;8. the mesh side of the mesh bag is 5-200mm;9. the diameter of the buffer bag is 145-395, and the length is 180-800mm;10. the length of the rope fastening ring is 800-2000mm.
The mooring rope comprises a rope, auxiliary small rope strands, a buffer belly and a pile loop; the method is characterized in that: the buffer belly consists of a mesh bag and a buffer bag; the mesh bag is formed by mutually weaving small ropes and small ropes; the net weaving mode is that small ropes and small ropes are mutually knotted into meshes; the buffer bag consists of a bag sleeve and elastic fibers.
The diameter of the rope is 16-150mm.
The rope has 3, 4, 8, 12 large strands.
The large strands of the rope are made of 7-37 small strands twisted.
The small strands of the strands are twisted from fibers and have a diameter of 2-10mm.
The auxiliary small rope strands are formed by twisting fibers, and the diameter of the auxiliary small rope strands is 2-10mm.
The diameter of the mesh bag is 155-885mm; the length is 185-1285mm.
The mesh side length of the mesh bag is 10-160mm.
The diameter of the buffer bag is 125-880mm, and the length of the buffer bag is 180-1260mm.
The bag sleeve of the buffer bag is an elastic wear-resistant fiber cloth bag; the diameter is 128-883mm, the length is 183-1255mm, and the bag mouth is provided with a tightening device.
The elastic fiber of the buffer bag is polyurethane elastic fiber.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows: the impact force of ship shaking on the cable is relieved, the cable breakage caused by high wind and high waves is prevented, the service life of the cable is prolonged, the operation cost of the ship is reduced, the safety of the ship is improved, and immeasurable beneficial effects can be brought to the ship.
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Fig. 1 is a construction diagram of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view of a cushioning pad of the present invention shown in a constructed view.
In the figure, 1. Rope; 2. buffering belly; 3. pile loop; 4. rope buckles; 5. auxiliary small strands; 6. ironing and knotting large rope ends; 7. a wear-resistant sleeve; 2-1, a mesh bag; 2-2, a bag sleeve; 2-3. Elastic fiber.
Detailed Description
In fig. 1 and 2, the cable comprises a rope (1), a buffer belly (2), a pile loop (3), a rope buckle (4), auxiliary small ropes (5), a hot-knotted large rope head (6) and a wear-resistant sleeve (7); the method is characterized in that: the buffer belly (2) consists of a net bag (2-1) and a buffer bag; the mesh bag (2-1) is formed by mutually weaving small ropes and small ropes; the net weaving mode is that small ropes and small ropes are mutually knotted into meshes; the buffer bag consists of a bag sleeve (2-2) and elastic fibers (2-3).
The diameter of the rope (1) of the cable is 16-150mm.
The rope (1) has 3, 4, 8, 12 large strands.
The large strands of the rope (1) are made of 7-117 small strands twisted.
The small strands of the strands are twisted from fibers and have a diameter of 2-10mm.
The auxiliary small rope strand (5) is formed by twisting fibers, and the diameter of the auxiliary small rope strand is 2-10mm.
The diameter of the mesh bag (2-1) is 155-885mm; the length is 185-1285mm.
The mesh side length of the mesh bag (2-1) is 10-160mm.
The diameter of the buffer bag is 125-880mm, and the length of the buffer bag is 180-1260mm.
The bag sleeve (2-2) of the buffer bag is an elastic wear-resistant fiber cloth bag; the diameter is 128-883mm, the length is 183-1255mm, and the bag mouth is provided with a tightening device.
The elastic fiber (2-3) of the buffer bag is polyurethane elastic fiber (2-3).
The loop length of the pile loop (3) is 550-1880mm, and the number of the rope buckles (4) is 4-8 buckles per strand.
The manufacturing method of the cable comprises the following steps: a first step; manufacturing the fiber into a multi-strand rope (1), and a second step; a third step of processing and braiding a buffer belly (2) at one end of the rope (1); a rope fastener (4) is processed again, and a fourth step is carried out; dip-coating the wear-resistant agent and drying, and a fifth step; and (3) a device sheath.
The first step, the manufacturing method of the rope (1) is as follows: the fiber is twisted to be made into small strands with the diameter of 2-5mm, more than 7 small strands are combined and twisted to be made into large strands with the diameter of 8-25mm, and more than 3 large strands are combined and twisted to be made into the rope (1) for standby.
The manufacturing method of the buffer belly (2) in the second step is as follows: cutting the manufactured rope (1) to a required length, selecting one end of the rope to be fixed to the required length, disassembling the rope (1) into independent small ropes, uniformly distributing the small ropes around the small ropes, tying meshes of each adjacent small rope and the small ropes by using auxiliary small ropes (5), braiding the small ropes to the required length to form a mesh bag (2-1), filling a buffer bag into the mesh bag (2-1), tying all the small ropes together by using the auxiliary small ropes (5), namely locking the buffer bag in the mesh bag (2-1), combining and twisting more than 7 small ropes of the small ropes which are tied together to form large ropes, and combining and twisting more than 3 large ropes to form the rope (1) for standby as a rope buckle (4).
The manufacturing method of the rope fastener (4) in the third step is as follows: cutting a wear-resistant sleeve (7) with the required length, sleeving the wear-resistant sleeve on the rope (1) woven under the buffer belly (2), taking the end head of the rope (1) to obtain the required length, disassembling the required length into large strands, mutually biting the large strands of the rope (1) at the joint of the large strands and the buffer belly (2) to form a rope buckle (4), tightening and ironing the large strands (6).
The method for dip-coating the wear-resistant agent in the fourth step comprises the following steps: the method comprises the steps of brushing the wear-resistant agent on each small rope strand of a mesh bag (2-1) of a buffer belly (2) with a brush, brushing the wear-resistant agent on ropes (1) at two ends of the buffer belly (2) with the brush uniformly, brushing the wear-resistant agent on the mutually twisted and tightened parts of the large rope strands with the brush, and placing the product into an incubator for baking at 60 ℃ for 40-60 minutes after brushing.
The method of the device sheath of the fifth step is as follows: the wear-resistant cloth which is suitable for the size of the cutting and buffering belly (2) is wrapped on the buffering belly (2), and the overlapping is more than 3 cm, and the product mooring rope is obtained by stitching.
The technical parameter range of the cable expansion production is as follows: firstly, twisting the small rope strands with the twisting diameter of 2-22mm;2. the number of the small strands is 21-537 strands; 3. large strand twist diameter (6-88 mm); 4. the number of the large strands is 3-16; 5. the diameter of the rope (1) is 16-188mm;7. the diameter of the buffer belly (2) is 120-400mm; seventhly, the length of the buffer belly (2) is 180-850mm;8. the mesh side length of the mesh bag (2-1) is 5-200mm;9. the diameter of the buffer bag is 115-395, and the length is 180-800mm;10. the length of the pile loop (3) is 500-2280mm.
The rope is provided with the buffer belly (2), the buffer belly (2) is used for enlarging the diameter of the rope (1), and when the rope (1) is subjected to the impact tension of a ship, the buffer belly (2) is contracted in diameter, so that the length of the rope (1) is prolonged, and the impact tension generated by the shaking of the ship is relieved.
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1. A cable comprises a rope (1), a buffer belly (2), a pile loop (3), a rope buckle (4), auxiliary small rope strands (5), a hot-knotted large rope strand head (6) and a wear-resistant sleeve (7); the method is characterized in that: the buffer belly (2) consists of a net bag (2-1) and a buffer bag; the mesh bag (2-1) is formed by mutually weaving small ropes and small ropes; the net weaving mode is that small ropes and small ropes are mutually knotted into meshes; the buffer bag consists of a bag sleeve (2-2) and elastic fibers (2-3);
the manufacturing method of the cable comprises the following steps:
the first step, manufacturing the fiber into a multi-strand rope; twisting the fiber into small strands, combining and twisting more than 7 small strands into large strands, and combining and twisting more than 3 large strands into ropes for later use;
secondly, processing and braiding a buffer belly at one end of the rope; cutting the manufactured rope to a required length, selecting one end of the rope to be fixed to the required length, disassembling the rope into independent small ropes, uniformly distributing the small ropes around, knotting the adjacent small ropes and the small ropes to weave a mesh bag, weaving the mesh bag to the required length, filling the buffer bag into a re-mesh bag, combining and twisting more than 7 small ropes to form large ropes, combining and twisting more than 3 large ropes to form the rope for standby use as a rope buckle;
thirdly, processing the rope fastener;
dip-coating the wear-resistant agent and drying;
fifth step, the device is sheathed.
2. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the diameter of the rope (1) is 16-150mm, and the rope is provided with 3 strands, 4 strands, 8 strands and 12 strands of large ropes.
3. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the large strands of the rope (1) are made of 7-117 small strands twisted.
4. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the small strands of the strands are twisted from fibers and have a diameter of 2-10mm.
5. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the auxiliary small rope strand (5) is formed by twisting fibers, and the diameter of the auxiliary small rope strand is 2-10mm.
6. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the diameter of the mesh bag (2-1) is 155-885mm; the length is 185-1285mm.
7. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the mesh side length of the mesh bag (2-1) is 10-160mm.
8. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the diameter of the buffer bag is 125-880mm, and the length of the buffer bag is 180-1260mm.
9. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the bag sleeve (2-2) of the buffer bag is an elastic wear-resistant fiber cloth bag; the diameter is 128-883mm, the length is 183-1255mm, and the bag mouth is provided with a tightening device.
10. A cable according to claim 1, characterized in that: the elastic fiber (2-3) of the buffer bag is polyurethane elastic fiber (2-3).
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