CN215593869U - Dock back edge ship-leaning structure - Google Patents

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CN215593869U
CN215593869U CN202121593569.5U CN202121593569U CN215593869U CN 215593869 U CN215593869 U CN 215593869U CN 202121593569 U CN202121593569 U CN 202121593569U CN 215593869 U CN215593869 U CN 215593869U
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李增光
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史云霞
周晓春
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The utility model discloses a wharf back edge berthing structure which comprises a node and a berthing member, wherein the node is newly poured on the wharf back edge by adopting a steel reinforced concrete structure through embedded bars and comprises a wharf edge part and a wharf lower beam part, the wharf edge part and the wharf are connected into a whole, and the wharf lower beam part are connected into a whole; the ship leaning component is also of a steel reinforced concrete structure and is connected with the connecting pieces pre-buried in the nodes through the pre-buried connecting pieces to form an integral steel skeleton. The wharf back edge berthing structure provided by the utility model only depends on the existing wharf back edge, utilizes the steel reinforced concrete structure and the mooring berthing platform to form a small berth, utilizes the original wharf structure system, saves the engineering quantity, has better effect and has better economic benefit.

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Dock back edge ship-leaning structure
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of port engineering, and particularly relates to a ship berthing structure at the rear edge of a wharf.
Background
As the berth of a small ship is not fully considered in the initial construction of part of deep water wharfs, the constructed wharfs need to meet the requirements of collecting, transporting and docking the small ship along with the improvement of the ratio of the rotation and the throughput in water, and the ratio of the large berth docking the small ship is higher. The large ships and the small ships arrive at the port and are loaded and unloaded on the deep water wharf, a large number of small-ton-level ships stop at the existing berths, on one hand, the utilization of the existing deep water berths is greatly wasted, on the other hand, the non-productive berthing time of the wharf is increased due to the fact that a large number of small ships approach and leave the port, the effective utilization rate of the berths of the wharf is reduced, and the large ships entering the port are influenced. Under the condition that the newly-built small wharf is immature, the rear edge of the wharf is improved, and the berth of the small ship is increased.
In the traditional transformation method, the pile foundation is generally added on the bank side of the wharf bent frame, and the node is newly poured on the upper part of the wharf bent frame to form a platform. However, the increase of pile foundations in projects along the Yangtze river leads to increase of choked flow, has influence on flood control, and has the advantages of complex approval procedures, multiple construction procedures, long construction period and higher project investment cost.
Therefore, it is a problem to be solved by those skilled in the art to provide a safe and reliable berthing structure with simple construction.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to provide a wharf back edge berthing structure which can meet the requirements of berthing of a small ship.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a dock trailing edge berthing structure, comprising: the node is of a steel reinforced concrete structure and is newly poured on the rear edge of the wharf through steel bars, the node comprises a wharf edge part and a wharf lower beam part, the wharf edge part and the wharf are connected into a whole, and the wharf lower beam part are connected into a whole; the ship leaning component is also of a steel reinforced concrete structure and is connected with the connecting pieces pre-buried in the nodes through the pre-buried connecting pieces to form an integral steel skeleton.
Further, the connecting piece is composed of channel steel.
Further, two horizontal channel-section steels have been buried underground to former crossbeam lower part in the node, two horizontal channel-section steels have been buried underground to former crossbeam side, and two steel sheets are installed through the bar planting to former crossbeam side.
Furthermore, four vertical ship-leaning member channel steel are pre-embedded in the ship-leaning member, and the vertical ship-leaning member channel steel is connected with four horizontal channel steel pre-embedded in the node.
Furthermore, a fender device is arranged on the ship-alongside member.
Furthermore, the fender device is composed of a 500H arch-shaped rubber fender.
Further, a ship mooring device is arranged at the upper row of the nodes and the frame end.
Further, the mooring device is composed of 550KN mooring columns.
The dock back edge berthing structure provided by the utility model is used for forming a small ship berthing position by utilizing a steel reinforced concrete structure and a mooring berthing platform only depending on the existing dock back edge without increasing pile foundations. The original code head structure system is utilized, so that the engineering quantity is saved, the effect is better, and the economic benefit is better. Meanwhile, the node and the steel skeleton of the ship leaning member can become a bearing structure in construction after being formed, and the ship leaning member is convenient to install and fix in the construction period, so that the construction is greatly facilitated.
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The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the appended drawings and the detailed description.
FIG. 1 is a first cross-sectional view of the dock of the present example;
FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a dock according to the present example;
FIG. 3 is a first diagram of a dock elevation in this example;
FIG. 4 is a first schematic diagram of a node bar planting in the present example;
FIG. 5 is a second schematic diagram of the node bar planting in this example;
FIG. 6 is a first schematic view illustrating the position of the channel steel in the node according to the present embodiment;
FIG. 7 is a second schematic view of the position of the channel steel in the node in the present example;
FIG. 8 is a first schematic view of the steel reinforced concrete structure of the mooring element of the present example;
fig. 9 is a schematic view of a steel reinforced concrete structure of the mooring member according to the present embodiment.
The reference numbers in the figures mean:
dock trailing edge 100, node 200, channel steel M1, channel steel M2, steel plate M3, steel plate M4, berthing member 300, 500H arch-shaped rubber fender 310, 550KN bollard 320 and berthing member channel steel 330.
Detailed Description
In order to make the technical means, the creation characteristics, the achievement purposes and the effects of the utility model easy to understand, the utility model is further explained below by combining the specific drawings.
Aiming at the problems existing in the existing wharf with the additional arrangement of a boat berth, the embodiment provides the boat berthing structure at the rear edge of the wharf, under the condition that a pile foundation is not increased, the section area of a newly-added node is reduced by adopting a steel reinforced concrete structure, the requirement of the structural bearing capacity is met, and a mooring platform is additionally arranged to form the boat berth.
As shown in fig. 1 to 3, the present example provides a dock trailing edge berthing structure, including: node 200 and ship-leaning component 300, wherein, node 200 adopts the shaped steel concrete structure to pour newly at the pier trailing edge through the bar planting, and ship-leaning component 300 also adopts the shaped steel concrete structure to be connected with the channel-section steel of pre-buried in the node through pre-buried channel-section steel and forms whole steel skeleton.
As shown in fig. 4 and 5, the node 200 in this example is connected to the original wharf beam by the embedded steel bars to form a whole, the structural steel concrete structure adopted by the node is a structure mainly formed by arranging the structural steel or the structural steel in the concrete, which is also called a stiff reinforced concrete structure, and the strength, the rigidity and the ductility of the node are greatly improved because the integral structural steel skeleton is arranged in the concrete.
When the node is used for planting the steel bars, the node comprises a wharf edge part and a wharf lower beam part, wherein the wharf edge part is used for being connected with a wharf into a whole on one hand, and the wharf edge part is used for conveniently placing a ship leaning component 300 on the other hand; the wharf lower beam part is used for being connected with the wharf lower beam into a whole, and the stability and reliability of the ship leaning structure can be improved due to the structural arrangement.
As shown in fig. 6 and 7, for example, four horizontal channel steels, namely two channel steels M1 and two channel steels M2, are pre-embedded in the node 200 for increasing the bending rigidity of the newly added node, and in the specific arrangement, the channel steel M1 is arranged in the cast-in-place node on the side surface of the original beam and is used for being welded with the steel plate M4 and the channel steels in the ship leaning member 300; the channel steel M2 is arranged in a cast-in-place node at the lower part of the original beam and is used for being welded with the channel steel in the ship leaning component 300; the steel plate M3 is arranged at the position of the channel steel M2 and used for fixing the channel steel M2; and the steel plate M4 is arranged on the side surface of the original beam and is used for being welded with the channel steel M1.
The ship leaning component 300 is also of a steel reinforced concrete structure, the steel channel 330 of the ship leaning component and the steel channel in the node 200 are welded to form a steel skeleton, and the structure is arranged, so that the ship leaning component 300, the node 200 and the original wharf lower beam support form a stable steel skeleton structure system, and meanwhile, the installation and fixation of the ship leaning component in the construction period are facilitated.
As shown in fig. 7, four of the ship alongside member channels 330 are preferably embedded, and are provided corresponding to the embedded channels in the node 200.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 8 and 9, four ship alongside member channel steel 330 are embedded in the ship alongside member 300 to increase the bending rigidity of the ship alongside member, and the channel steel 330 of the ship alongside member 300 is welded to two channel steel M1 and two channel steel M2 in the node 200.
Further, the ship berthing member 300 is provided with a fender device for preventing unnecessary collision of the ship berthing member.
As shown in fig. 1 and 3, in this embodiment, a 500H-arch rubber fender 310 is preferably attached to the boat-holding member 300.
Further, a mooring device is arranged at the bent frame end of the new pouring node 200, and the mooring device is preferably set to be a 550KN mooring post 320 and installed at the top of the concrete node.
Based on the dock back edge structure of keeping to the ship that above-mentioned structure set up, when specifically setting up, can prefabricate shaped steel concrete earlier and keep to the ship component, erect construction platform bar planting again, the channel-section steel in the pre-buried node reappears the node concrete of watering simultaneously, installs fender device and ship tying device at last.
According to the dock back edge berthing structure provided by the embodiment, a ship berthing position is formed by adding a mooring berthing platform on the basis of the existing dock back edge without adding a pile foundation. By utilizing the steel reinforced concrete structure, the cross section area can be obviously reduced to meet the requirement of bearing capacity. The original structure system is utilized, the engineering quantity is saved, the effect is better, and the economic benefit is better. The steel skeleton can become a bearing structure in construction after being formed, and is convenient for installation and fixation of ship members in the construction period, so that the construction is greatly facilitated.
The foregoing shows and describes the general principles and broad features of the present invention and advantages thereof. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, which are described in the specification and illustrated only to illustrate the principle of the present invention, but that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, which fall within the scope of the utility model as claimed. The scope of the utility model is defined by the appended claims and equivalents thereof.

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1. A dock trailing edge berthing structure, comprising: the node is of a steel reinforced concrete structure and is newly poured on the rear edge of the wharf through steel bars, the node comprises a wharf edge part and a wharf lower beam part, the wharf edge part and the wharf are connected into a whole, and the wharf lower beam part are connected into a whole; the ship leaning component is also of a steel reinforced concrete structure and is connected with the connecting pieces pre-buried in the nodes through the pre-buried connecting pieces to form an integral steel skeleton.
2. The dockside berthing structure of claim 1, wherein the connectors are comprised of channel steel.
3. The wharf back edge berthing structure of claim 2, wherein two horizontal channel steels are embedded in the lower portion of an original cross beam in the node, two horizontal channel steels are embedded in the side face of the original cross beam, and two steel plates are installed on the side face of the original cross beam through embedded ribs.
4. The wharf back edge alongside ship structure of claim 2, wherein four vertical ship-leaning member channel steel are pre-embedded in the ship-leaning member, and the vertical ship-leaning member channel steel is connected with four horizontal channel steel pre-embedded in a node.
5. The dockside berthing structure of claim 1, wherein the berthing structure is provided with a fender device.
6. The dockside berthing structure of claim 5, wherein the fender means is comprised of an arch-type rubber fender.
7. The wharf back edge berthing structure of claim 1, wherein the nodal upper berthing end is provided with a mooring device.
8. The dockside berthing structure of claim 7, wherein the mooring means is comprised of mooring posts.
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