JP2007176643A - Top sheave device in climbing construction method of elevators for work - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To smoothly perform climbing of a top sheave by avoiding contact even in a member called a wall connector for joining guide posts to the skeleton side in a climbing construction method. <P>SOLUTION: This climbing construction method lifts a wire rope for connecting a carrier of elevators for work and a counterweight in response to progress of the work by winding the wire rope around the top sheave installed on the guide post. Device bodies 30 and 30 are liftably and fixably arranged along the guide posts 11 and 12. A frame 33 rotatably attached with the top sheave 31 is arranged in its device bodies. The frame 33 is slidably arranged on the side in the orthogonal direction to the rotary shaft direction of the top sheave 31. Thus, the top sheave 31 is movably constituted up to an outside position of the guide posts 11 and 12 when sliding so as not to contact with a support material 55 for fixing the guide posts 11 and 12 to a skeleton 54. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a top sheave in a top sheave in a climbing construction method in which a wire rope that connects a carrier of a construction elevator and a counterweight is hung around a top sheave attached to a guide post and is raised as the construction progresses. It relates to the device.

  The construction elevator is equipped with a counterweight to balance the weight of the transporter. The transporter and the counterweight are connected by a wire rope, and the wire rope is hung around the top sheave attached to the upper end of the guide post. It has a configuration. The guide post is added according to the height of the building as the construction progresses, so it is necessary to reattach the top sheave to the top of the guide post each time the guide post is added. The construction is done by a method called climbing. Conventionally, using a construction tower crane, etc., temporarily place the removed top sheave in an appropriate position on the housing side, and after the guide post is added, reattach it to the top. The method was mainstream.

  Therefore, the present applicant has developed a construction method that allows the top sheave unit to be moved upward without interfering with an obstacle while the top sheave unit is attached to the guide post, and has applied for a part of the results. In the climbing method, in order to avoid the temporary removal of the top sheave unit (same as the top sheave device), the fixing means of the top sheave unit attached to the top of the guide post is removed and the new guide post is moved to the climbing height. Then, move the top sheave to a retracted position where it does not interfere with members such as the wall-connecting bracket that secures the guide post to the housing side, and then raise the top sheave unit to the top of the added guide post Then, the top sheave is returned from the retracted position to the original working position and re-fixed.

  However, in the above climbing method, it is necessary to move the top sheave in the axial direction of the top sheave shaft, and therefore, what can be avoided is substantially only a part of the support material that fixes the guide post to the housing side, There was a restriction that interference with other members could not be avoided. It is desirable that the guide post is connected to the housing side by using a structure called a wall connection, and is a climbing method that can avoid conflict with the wall connection. However, no technology that satisfies this requirement has been proposed yet.

JP-A-6-24673 JP 7-33364 A

  The present invention has been made paying attention to the above points, and the problem is that it is possible to avoid conflict with a member called a wall joint that connects the guide post to the housing in the climbing method. That is. Another object of the present invention is to provide a top sheave device in a climbing construction method for construction elevators capable of adding a guide post upward regardless of the use of the elevator.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is a construction elevator equipped with a guide post that can be moved up and down, a wire rope that connects a carrier and a counterweight to a top sheave attached to the guide post, In the climbing method of raising as the construction progresses, the main body of the device can be moved up and down along the guide post and fixed, and a frame with a top sheave rotatably mounted on the main body of the device. The top sheave is moved to the outside of the guide post when sliding so that the guide post can be slid in the direction orthogonal to the rotation axis direction of the sheave so that the guide post does not interfere with the support member fixed to the housing. It is a measure to make it possible.

  The target construction elevator generally has a pair of left and right guide posts. A carrier is placed between the guide posts and suspended, and this carrier is connected to a counterweight for balancing weight. The wire rope is hung around a top sheave attached to the top of each guide post. Therefore, it is generally desired that the top sheave device is mounted on the tops of the left and right guide posts.

  Guide rails are attached to the left and right guide posts in the vertical direction, and the guide posts have a function as an elevating path such as a transporter. For this reason, the guide post is sometimes referred to as a guide rail, but the original purpose of the guide post is a structure for hanging the carrier. The guide rail is attached to the guide post or uses a part of the structure. In addition, the wire rope which connects a carrying device and a counterweight has an edge part processing member in a wire end, and is attached or detached with the main body of a top sheave apparatus with a tail.

  Such a guide post is provided with an apparatus main body that can be moved up and down along the guide post and can be fixed. The apparatus body is moved up and down by a guide rail provided on the guide post and a rotating wheel in contact with the guide rail. The apparatus main body can be applied by either a method of moving up and down by its own power using a power device mounted on the apparatus main body or a method of moving up and down by an external operation or power by other force. As a means for fixing the apparatus main body, there are a method of attaching the apparatus main body to the guide post and a method of stopping the movement of the apparatus main body.

  The apparatus body is provided with a frame for mounting the top sheave rotatably. The frame is a retracting means as well as an attaching portion of the top sheave, and is provided so as to be slidable in the direction orthogonal to the rotation axis direction of the top sheave. Since the top sheave is supported by the horizontal axis, the side in the orthogonal direction of the horizontal axis is either left or right or up and down.

  As described above, the top sheave attached to the frame can be slid to the side of the apparatus main body and moved to the outside of the guide post. By moving the top sheave to the outside of the guide post, the top sheave is withdrawn from between the main body and the housing, and support materials such as wall joints do not interfere with the rise of the top sheave device. It is possible to raise the apparatus body any time after adding. This means that the guide post may be added regardless of the position of the top sheave and the frame to which it is attached. In other words, the guide post can be added to the required height in advance regardless of the progress of the construction.

  In a preferred form of the apparatus main body, the apparatus main body has a frame having a U-shaped or ¬-shaped planar shape surrounding the outside of the guide post, and a plurality of rotating wheels that rotate in contact with the guide post. It is provided inside the frame, and the upper surface of the frame of the apparatus main body is used as a work table. The underframe extends to some extent outward from the apparatus main body, and the overhanging portion can be used as a work space. The underframe is also used as a place for installing a power source when the apparatus is configured by a self-lifting system.

  In addition, the apparatus main body includes a frame having a U-shape or a planar shape that is slidable in the left-right direction at a position where the opening portion disposed on the housing side is closed, and the side of the frame. It is desirable to have a plurality of guide rolls that rotate in contact with the frame. The portion of the guide post that contacts the rotating wheel may be the same as the guide rail that constitutes the lifting mechanism that lifts and lowers the transporter. The guide rail may be a part of the structure of the guide post or may be separately attached to the structure.

  Further, the apparatus main body includes means for fixing a frame provided to be slidable in the left-right direction at a position where the planar opening portion having a U-shape or ¬ shape is closed, and the opening portion disposed on the housing side. It is desirable to provide means for fixing the frame at a position where it has been opened and moved to the outside of the guide post. As a means for fixing the frame, for example, a detachable pin may be simple and reliable, and this method can be used in the same manner for the position where the opening is closed and the position where the opening is opened. However, any other known means and method, such as a latching type and a bolting type, can be applied as the frame fixing means.

  Also, when climbing, in order to remove and place the wire end of the wire rope hung around the top sheave, the device on the side facing the counterweight on the opposite side of the frame sliding direction, the wire rope fixed tail It is provided in the main body. This is necessary as a process after the wire end is removed from the carrier. Before removing the wire end, the transporter must be fixed in advance on the guide post, but it should be added so that the removed wire can be hung around the top sheave immediately after the guide post is added. During work, the wire end is temporarily fixed and placed for the purpose of supporting the weight of the wire.

  Since the present invention is configured and operates as described above, the frame in which the top sheave is mounted on the apparatus main body retracts almost completely from the side between the apparatus main body and the housing. Even if there is a support member called a wall tether that is connected to the housing side, the guide sheave device can be smoothly moved to the top of the added guide post. Further, according to the present invention, the top sheave device can be moved upward as long as there is a guide post, and the guide post can be added to a required height in advance regardless of the progress of the construction. Is significantly improved, and the working time can be greatly shortened.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the illustrated embodiments. In the figure, 11 and 12 are a pair of right and left guide posts standing upright, and both guide posts 11 and 12 have guide rails 13, 14 and 13 ′ 14 ′ extending vertically at their four corners (FIG. 1). To FIG. 3A and FIG. 4A). A transporter 15 is disposed between the guide posts 11 and 12, and the transporter 15 has lifting and lowering wheels 16 and 17 on both the left and right sides in FIG. 1, and these wheels 16 and 17 are also the above guide rails. 13 and 14.

  The pair of left and right guide posts 11, 12 have rack rails 18, 19 in the vertical direction on the inner and outer facing surfaces, and pinions 22, 23 driven by a lifting motor 21 mounted on the transporter 15 are racks. The rails 18 and 19 are engaged with each other so that they can be lifted and lowered. The transporter 15 is provided with an operation panel 24 and an electromagnetic brake 25 for controlling the drop speed, and an impact mitigation device 26 for the transporter 15 is provided inside the bases of the guide posts 11 and 12.

  In the construction elevator 10 configured as described above, the transporter 15 is connected to the counterweight 27 and the wire rope W, and the wire rope W is wound around the top sheave 31 at the top of the guide post. The top sheave 31 is rotatably provided on the device main body 30 of the top sheave device 20 according to the present invention. The bearing 32 of the top sheave 31 is provided on a frame 33, and the frame 33 is provided so as to be slidable in the right direction in FIGS. 3 and 4, which is orthogonal to the rotational axis direction of the top sheave 31.

  In the illustrated example, the apparatus main body 30 has a frame 40 having a U-shaped planar shape (FIGS. 3 and 4), and the U-shaped opening 34 is located in front (FIG. 4A). . A plurality of rotating wheels 28 and 29 that are rotatable in contact with guide rails 13, 14, 13 ′ 14 ′ provided on the guide posts 11, 12 are mounted on the inside of the frame of the apparatus body 30. The rotary wheels 28 and 29 are arranged so as to be in contact with the respective guide rails 13, 14 and 13 ′ ′ ′ at right angles from two directions (FIGS. 3 and 4).

  The frame 33 is arranged on the front side so as to open and close the opening 34 of the apparatus main body 30, and has an upper and lower horizontal frame 35 extending to the left and right. The horizontal frame 35 is mounted on the apparatus main body 30. The plurality of pairs of guide rolls 36-1, 36-2,... A floor plate 37 is stretched on the upper surface of the frame of the apparatus main body 30 so as to be used as a work table, and is surrounded by a standing frame 38.

  The frame 40 in the illustrated example is provided with a motor 39 that is a power source that allows the apparatus 20 to move up and down by itself, and a pinion 41 that is driven by the output shaft of the motor 39 includes the rack rails 18, 19. It comes to mesh with. 3 and 4, only the left side of the pair of left and right guide posts 11 and 12 is described, but the same type of top sheave device 20 is provided for the right side as in the above. It is obvious that the climbing method will be carried out as judged from the contents shown in the figure. A brake device is attached to the motor 39, which is one of fixing means for stopping the movement of the device main body 30.

  Further, the apparatus main body 30 has a frame side engagement as a means for fixing the frame 33 provided to be slidable in the left-right direction at a position where the opening 34 of the frame having a U-shaped planar shape is opened. It has a stopper 43 that locks the stopper 42 and defines the open position, and a pin 44 that prevents the frame from returning at that position. The pin 44 is provided on the apparatus main body side, and can be engaged with the engagement port 45 of the frame 33 by its own weight. Conversely, as a means for fixing the frame 33 at a position where the opening portion 34 is closed, a fixing pin 47 for fixing the tip of the frame 33 to the receiving portion 46 on the apparatus main body side is provided.

  When climbing, the wire end E of the wire rope W hung around the top sheave 31 is removed and placed, and the fixed tail 48 of the wire rope W goes to the counterweight 27 of the frame 33 opposite to the sliding direction. The device main body 30 is provided at the position. The wire end removed from the transporter 15 is temporarily fixed to the fixed tail 48 using the clip 49.

  In the illustrated example, the upper half of the top sheave 31 is covered with the escape prevention cover 51, and this cover 51 is used when the wire end removed from the transporter 15 is removed to slide the top sheave 31. It can rotate from the position which covers the top sheave 31 of FIG. 3B, and the upper half part of the top sheave 31 can be exposed. The top sheave 31 is rotatably provided by a hinge 52. In each figure, 53 is a handle for operating the frame, 54 is a housing, 55 is a wall joint as a guide post support member, and the guide posts 11 and 12 are coupled to the housing 54 by a wall joint 55. Reference numeral 56 denotes a counterweight receiving device, and 57 denotes a bracket, which is provided to attach the top sheave device 20 to the mounting portion 58 at the top of the guide post when climbing. The bracket 57 and the like are one of fixing means for attaching the apparatus main body 30 to the guide posts 11 and 12. In addition to this, the apparatus main body 30 can be engaged and fixed to the guide posts 11 and 12 by mechanical fixing means.

  Next, the climbing method using the apparatus according to the present invention configured as described above will be described. FIG. 6A shows a state of the top sheave device 20 before climbing. In this state, since the wire rope W is still connected to the transporter 15, the transporter 15 is first raised from the normal stop position and fixed to the guide posts 11 and 12, and then the wire end cotter socket is connected to the transporter 15. Remove from. The counterweight 27 is deposited in a receiving device 56 provided outside the base of the guide posts 11 and 12.

  In this state, the cover of the top sheave cover 51 is rotated to expose the upper half portion of the top sheave 31, the fixing pin 47 is pulled out, the frame 33 is slid rightward in the drawing, and the locking portion on the frame side 42 is moved to a position where it abuts against the stopper 43, the opening 34 is opened, the pin 44 is inserted into the engagement port 45, and the frame 33 is fixed. The wire end removed from the transporter 15 is also removed from the top sheave 31 and temporarily fixed to the fixed tail 48 with the clip 49 (FIG. 6B).

  In this way, the wire rope W is removed from the top sheave 31, and thereafter, the operation moves to the operation of adding the next-stage guide posts 11 ′ and 12 ′ to the existing guide posts 11 and 12. However, in the example of FIG. 6, the guide posts 11 ′ and 12 ′ of the next stage are already added and fixed by the wall joint 55 before climbing the top sheave 31. . This is because in the present invention, the climbing shown in FIG. 7 is performed regardless of the presence or absence of the wall connection 55.

  That is, in the climbing process shown in FIG. 7, the top sheave device may be activated by starting the motor 39 and raising the device main body 30. As a result, the frame 33, the top sheave 31, and the like rise as a unit with the apparatus main body 30 (FIG. 7A), and the wire rope W is fed out accordingly.

  When the top sheave 31 is climbed, the frame 33 is slid to return the opening 34 to the closed position, and the frame 33 is fixed to the closed position by the fixing pin 47. Further, the top sheave device 20 is fixed to the tops of the guide posts 11 ′ and 12 ′ by means of a bolt or the like using the bracket 57 (see FIG. 5B). Further, the wire end temporarily fixed is hung around the top sheave 31, the carrier 15 is raised, and a cotter socket is attached to the wire rope attachment portion of the carrier 15 to connect the carrier 15 and the counterweight 27. The climbing operation of the top sheave 31 that supports the head is finished (FIG. 7B).

The front view which shows the top sheave apparatus in the climbing construction method of the construction elevators concerning this invention. 1A is a plan view of FIG. 1, B is a right side view, and C is a partial front view of the top of a left guide post. The top sheave in this invention shows the state which exists in the fixed position of an apparatus main body, A is an enlarged plan view, B is a front view similarly. The top sheave in this invention shows the state which exists in the position retracted | saved to the side of the apparatus main body, A is an enlarged plan view, B is a front view similarly. An example of the climbing process by this invention is shown, A is a side view at the time of climbing, B is a side view at the time of completion | finish of climbing. Like FIG. 5, it shows one example of the climbing process by this invention, A is explanatory drawing which shows before climbing, B is explanatory drawing which shows the slide of a flame | frame. The process following FIG. 6 is shown, A is explanatory drawing at the time of climbing, B is explanatory drawing after climbing.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Construction elevator 11, 12 Guide post 13, 14, 13 ', 14' Guide rail 15 Carryer 16, 17 Lifting wheel 18, 19 Rack rail 20 Top sheave device 21 Lifting motor 22, 23 Pinion 27 Counterweight 28, 29 Rotation Wheel 30 Device body 31 Top sheave 32 Bearing 33 Frame 34 Opening portion 35 Horizontal frame 36-1, 36-2. . . Guide roll 37 Floor plate 38 Standing frame 39 Motor 40 Base frame 41 Pinion 42 Locking portion 43 Stopper 44 Pin 45 Engagement port 46 Receiving portion 47 Fixing pin 48 Fixed tail 49 Clip 51 Top sheave cover 52 Hinge 53 Handle 54 Housing 55 Wall connection

Claims (6)

In the climbing method where the wire rope that connects the elevator of the elevator for construction and the counterweight is hung around the top sheave attached to the guide post and raised as the construction progresses,
The main body of the device can be moved up and down along the guide post and fixed, and a frame with a top sheave rotatably mounted on the main body of the device is provided. The frame is lateral to the direction of the axis of rotation of the top sheave. Slidably provided, and
The top sheave in the climbing method of construction elevators is characterized in that the top sheave can be moved to the outside of the guide post when sliding so that it does not conflict with the support material fixing the guide post to the housing. apparatus. The apparatus body has a frame having a U-shaped or ¬-shaped planar shape surrounding the outside of the guide post, and a plurality of rotating wheels that rotate in contact with the guide post are provided inside the frame. The top sheave device in a climbing method for construction elevators according to claim 1, wherein the upper surface of the frame of the device body is used as a work table. The apparatus main body includes a frame provided so as to be slidable in the left-right direction at the position where the planar opening portion having a U-shape or ¬ shape is closed, and a plurality of pieces rotating in contact with the horizontal frame of the frame The top sheave device in the climbing method of construction elevators according to claim 1, wherein the top sheave device has a guide roll. The apparatus main body has a means for fixing a frame slidable in the left-right direction at the position where the planar opening portion having a U-shape or ¬ shape is closed, and moves to the outside of the guide post by opening the opening portion. The top sheave device in the climbing method of a construction elevator according to claim 1, further comprising means for fixing the frame at the position. When climbing, remove the wire end of the wire rope hung around the top sheave and place it on the equipment body on the side facing the counterweight opposite to the slide direction of the frame. The top sheave device in the climbing method of the construction elevators according to claim 1. The top sheave is covered with a captive cover on the top half, which opens from the position that covers the top sheave when the wire end removed from the carrier is slid out of the top sheave. The top sheave device in a climbing method for a construction elevator according to claim 1, wherein the top half device is configured to expose the upper half.

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