EP1411176B1 - Dispositif d' ancrage et procedée de realiser une ancrage - Google Patents

Dispositif d' ancrage et procedée de realiser une ancrage Download PDF

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EP1411176B1
EP1411176B1 EP03019083A EP03019083A EP1411176B1 EP 1411176 B1 EP1411176 B1 EP 1411176B1 EP 03019083 A EP03019083 A EP 03019083A EP 03019083 A EP03019083 A EP 03019083A EP 1411176 B1 EP1411176 B1 EP 1411176B1
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Erwin Emil Dipl.-Ing Dipl.Wirtsch.Ing. Stötzer
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E02HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
    • E02DFOUNDATIONS; EXCAVATIONS; EMBANKMENTS; UNDERGROUND OR UNDERWATER STRUCTURES
    • E02D5/00Bulkheads, piles, or other structural elements specially adapted to foundation engineering
    • E02D5/74Means for anchoring structural elements or bulkheads
    • E02D5/80Ground anchors
    • E02D5/801Ground anchors driven by screwing

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  • the invention relates to a ground anchor according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for anchoring a tension element in the ground by means of a ground anchor, in which the tension element is attached to an anchor part of the anchor and screwed by means of this in the soil.
  • This anchor device comprises a composite outer tube and an extendable inner tube with a rock drill bit.
  • the anchor device has a plurality of outer tube parts bolted together by coupling pieces.
  • the pipe parts and the coupling pieces may be provided with outer coils.
  • ground anchor goes out of the US 4,316,350 out.
  • an integral anchor member is provided with a threaded bore into which a rod-shaped tension member is screwed.
  • the anchor part comprises a tip with an adjoining helical coil.
  • the tension element is screwed together with the anchor part in the ground to a desired depth. Subsequently, the bag-shaped fitting is released from the anchor parts and pulled out of the ground.
  • a soil auger which has a square shank with a penetration tip. At the lower end of the shaft a sleeve with square inner hole and outer, spiral-shaped wings is attached. Other sleeves with outer, spiral wings are plugged so that they give a continuous, external screw thread.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a ground anchor and a method with which a cost-anchoring of tension elements is possible.
  • the ground anchor has an anchor part, which is modular and has an anchor tip module and at least one separate screw module. Preferably, a plurality of screw-wing modules are provided.
  • a basic idea of the invention is the separation of the anchor part into individual functional modules.
  • a screw-wing base segment is provided, which can be arranged according to the requirement for anchoring in almost any number of an anchor tip module in series. It can be assembled according to requirements in the modular principle in a simple manner various types of ground anchors with different anchoring properties.
  • the individual modules can be produced in large numbers and thus cost.
  • a further increase in the variety of screw anchors to be produced is achieved according to the invention in that sleeve-shaped spacer modules are arranged between individual screw-thread module or groups of screw-thread module.
  • the additional use of distance modules is based on the finding according to the invention that the greatest possible increase in anchoring strength is achieved when using multiple screw-thread modules just when larger bottom sections remain between the individual screw-wing modules or groups of screw-wing modules from two, three or more screw-wing modules.
  • a particularly large increase in strength at the same time the smallest possible axial length of the anchor member is achieved according to the invention in that the length of the spacer module corresponds approximately to three times the outer diameter of the ffererielwindung.
  • a further simplification in the manufacture and installation of the ground anchor is achieved according to the invention in that the individual modules are connected to one another via an identically formed module connection.
  • the same module connection is provided on all modules, even if they have different functions or size. This allows a high combination of combinations.
  • This ground anchor according to the invention is characterized in that for forming the module connection one side of a module has a first connection side, while the opposite side of the adjacent module has a second connection side, which is positively connectable to the first connection side.
  • the turret modules can be combined in any way with the distance module and strung.
  • the anchor tip module has on the opposite side of the armature tip according to only one connection side, to which a distance module or a screw-wing module can be connected.
  • other modular forms, such as injection ports or special additional anchoring components are possible.
  • the module connection is formed as an axial plug connection.
  • the axial connector allows a torsionally rigid connection of the individual modules at least in the screw-in direction of rotation.
  • the connector may for example consist of square or polygonal bolts on one side of the connection and corresponding square receiving holes on the other side of the connection module.
  • connection side and the second connection side are identical. It is provided as a further inventive feature that recesses and claws are formed on both sides of the connection corresponding to each other.
  • the non-rotatable connection of the individual modules is made, so to speak similar to a dog clutch.
  • a further preferred embodiment according to the invention is that a built-in part is provided, which is connected when screwing for torque transmission to the anchor part via a detachable connection, that this is removable on reaching a predetermined position of the anchor part of this detachable and from the ground and in that the releasable connection between the anchor part and the built-in part corresponds to the module connection.
  • a built-in part is provided, which is connected when screwing for torque transmission to the anchor part via a detachable connection, that this is removable on reaching a predetermined position of the anchor part of this detachable and from the ground and in that the releasable connection between the anchor part and the built-in part corresponds to the module connection.
  • the insert is designed as a tubular sleeve.
  • the tension element is arranged, which extends from the anchor part to the bottom surface.
  • the screw module has at least one screw with a quarter, half or full helix. From these segments it is also possible to assemble elements with a plurality of screw thread windings, wherein the screw wings of the individual modules in the assembled arrangement are flush with each other. It is also possible to combine modules with screw-type wings of different shapes and numbers.
  • the composite anchor part and the mounting part enclose an inner channel, in which the tension element is arranged.
  • the tension member may be a rigid pull rod or a so-called tension cord, which can be rolled up on a drum.
  • a curable suspension or another fluid medium can be introduced into the soil through the channel.
  • the anchor tip has an opening in which the channel opens. In this way, an additionally injected medium in the region of the anchor point emerge from the channel and thus cause an additional increase in consolidation.
  • a bottom end of the tension member is attached to an anchor tip module and that the anchor tip module is connected to at least one screw wing module.
  • This manufacturing method is based in particular on the use of a previously described ground anchor with the individual ground anchor modules.
  • the Ground anchor can be assembled by the manufacturer and sold as a finished product or assembled directly from the individual modules by the user himself. In both cases, there is a corresponding cost advantage in the production and thus when using the ground anchor.
  • the method according to the invention for anchoring a tension element in the ground is characterized in that the anchor part is assembled according to a required anchoring strength from an anchor tip module and one or more screw flight module.
  • the shape and size of the ground anchor to be assembled is first determined on the basis of the load to be absorbed by the tension element and the given soil properties.
  • the armature part is then assembled from the armature tip module and the previously determined number of screwed-wing modules and optionally further modules, such as spacer modules. Subsequently, the ground anchor thus assembled is screwed into the ground using a built-in part.
  • a flowable medium such as sand or a curable suspension
  • a flowable medium such as sand or a curable suspension
  • the earth anchor 10 according to the invention shown in Figures 1 and 2 comprises a central, rod-shaped tension member 5, to the center axis of the bottom-side anchor member 12 and the adjoining upwardly mounting member 16 are arranged coaxially.
  • the anchor part 12 is composed of individual modules.
  • An armature tip module 20 with a plate-like, wedge-shaped tapering downwardly tapered tip 14 has in a cylindrical base plate 24 has a conical bore through which the bottom end of the tension element 5 protrudes. Via a clamping cone 7, the bottom end of the tension element 5 arranged therein can be wedged with the anchor tip module 20 in cooperation with the conical bore. In this way, a reliable connection between the anchor tip module 20 and the tension element 5 can be ensured in a tensile load.
  • two screw-wing module 30 are each arranged with a sleeve-shaped base body, on the outer sides of each two screw wings 32a, 32b are formed offset by 180 ° to each other.
  • the screw wings 32a, 32b extend in each case by half a turn along the sleeve-shaped main body 38.
  • a sleeve-shaped spacer module 40 is provided, the axial length of which corresponds approximately to three times the outside diameter of the screwed wings 32a, 32b of the screw-wing module 30.
  • the turret modules 30 are used both for generating the propulsion when screwing the ground anchor in the ground by a rotary drive, not shown on the trained as a sleeve 18 insert 16 and for anchoring the ground anchor 10 in the ground. It is a recognition of the invention that an axial length of the spacer module 40 of about three times the outer diameter of the screw wings 32a, 32b ensures both a good screw-in function and a firm anchoring.
  • a second group of tie-bolt modules 30 of the same design is provided at the upper end of the spacer module 40, the sleeve-shaped built-in component 16, which is shown only in sections, adjoining the upper screw-wing module 30.
  • further groups of screw-wing module 30 or individual screw-wing module 30 can be provided in the same or different shape and size to form the anchor member 12.
  • connection device In order to enable any assembly of the individual modules in the sense of a modular system, all modules have the same connection device.
  • this is a kind of dog clutch, in which at the cylindrical ends recesses 34 and claws 36 are provided on the opposite sides of the connection corresponding to each other, so that there is an easily pluggable, rotationally fixed connection between the individual modules.
  • the mounting part 16 has at its end directed to the bottom of a corresponding connection means, so that it can be connected to any module.
  • the sleeve-shaped mounting member 16 is clamped by means of a clamping cone 7 at the upper end of the tension element 5 in the manner which already has been described in connection with the connection of the tension element 5.mit the anchor tip module 20.
  • the illustrated ground anchor 10 is screwed by means of a basically known rotating device in the ground.
  • the armature tip 14 serves as a drill tip, wherein the soil material in the region of the bore is displaced substantially into the surrounding bottom region.
  • the screw wings 32a, 32b assist in converting the rotational movement into a feed, so that the ground anchor can penetrate into the ground in a similar way as a drilling screw.
  • After reaching the desired position of the anchor member 12 may be an inner channel 19 which is injected through the built-in part 16 and the sleeve-shaped modules 30, 40 sand or other fluid medium in the ground anchor 10.
  • the sand or the medium can penetrate through a breakthrough or an opening 22 in the plate-shaped anchor point 14 in the region of Erdankerspitze in the surrounding soil and thus ensure further solidification of the anchorage. Finally, the upper wedging can be achieved by removing the clamping cone 7 and the insert 16 are withdrawn from the ground. The built-in part 16 can then be used when screwing in additional ground anchor 10.

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Claims (12)

  1. Ancrage de sol qui peut se visser dans le sol pour l'ancrage d'un élément de traction (5), avec
    une partie d'ancrage (12) à laquelle peut se fixer une extrémité côté sol de l'élément de traction (5) et qui comprend une pointe d'ancrage (14) et au moins une pale hélicoïdale (32),
    dans lequel la partie d'ancrage (12) est de construction modulaire et comprend un module (20) de pointe d'ancrage et au moins un module (30) de pale hélicoïdale séparé, les différents modules étant reliés entre eux par l'intermédiaire d'une jonction de modules de conformation identique, de telle sorte que, pour réaliser une jonction de module par engagement positif, un côté d'un module (20, 30) présente un premier côté de jonction, tandis que le côté opposé du module voisin (20, 30) présente un deuxième côté de jonction, qui peut être relié au premier côté de jonction par engagement positif et/ou par adhérence,
    caractérisé en ce que
    des évidements (34) et des griffes (36) sont formés en correspondance mutuelle sur les deux côtés de jonction.
  2. Ancrage de sol selon la revendication 1,
    caractérisé en ce que
    plusieurs modules de pale hélicoïdale (30) sont prévus.
  3. Ancrage de sol selon la revendication 2,
    caractérisé en ce qu'entre différents modules (30) de pale hélicoïdale ou groupes de modules (30) de pale hélicoïdale sont placés des modules d'espacement (40) en forme de douilles.
  4. Ancrage de sol selon la revendication 1 à 3,
    caractérisé en ce que
    la jonction de module est réalisée en jonction axiale à fiche.
  5. Ancrage de sol selon la revendication 1 à 4,
    caractérisé en ce que
    le premier côté de jonction et le deuxième côté de jonction sont configurés de manière identique.
  6. Ancrage de sol selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5,
    caractérisé en ce qu'une partie d'insert (16) est prévue qui, lors du vissage, est reliée à la partie d'ancrage (12) par l'intermédiaire d'une jonction amovible pour transmettre le couple de rotation,
    en ce que, quand on atteint une position prédéterminée de la partie d'ancrage (12), la partie d'insert peut être détachée de celle-ci et retirée du sol, et
    en ce que la jonction amovible entre la partie d'ancrage (12) et la partie d'insert (16) correspond à la jonction de modules.
  7. Ancrage de sol selon la revendication 6,
    caractérisé en ce que
    la partie d'insert (16) comprend une douille tubulaire (18).
  8. Ancrage de sol selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 7,
    caractérisé en ce que
    le module (30) de pale hélicoïdale comprend au moins une pale hélicoïdale (32) avec un quart, un demi ou un enroulement hélicoïdal entier.
  9. Ancrage de sol selon l'une quelconque des revendications 6 à 8,
    caractérisé en ce que
    la partie d'ancrage (12) assemblée et la partie d'insert (16) entourent un canal interne (19) au niveau duquel est placé l'élément de traction (5).
  10. Ancrage de sol selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 9,
    caractérisé en ce que
    la pointe d'ancrage (14) comprend une ouverture dans laquelle débouche le canal (19).
  11. Procédé d'ancrage d'un élément de traction (5) dans le sol au moyen d'un ancrage (10) de sol selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 10,
    caractérisé en ce que
    l'élément de traction (5) est fixé sur une partie d'ancrage (12) de l'ancrage (10) de sol et vissé avec celle-ci dans le sol, et
    en ce que la partie d'ancrage (12) est composée, conformément à une résistance requise de l'ancrage, d'un module (20) de pointe d'ancrage et d'un ou plusieurs modules (30) de pale hélicoïdale.
  12. Procédé selon la revendication 11,
    caractérisé en ce que,
    par l'intermédiaire d'un canal (19) dans la partie d'ancrage (12) et une partie d'insert (16), un milieu coulant, tel que du sable ou une suspension durcissable, est introduit.
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