JP2012140861A - Lid for underground structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a manhole lid having a surface with a projecting motif having a narrow end surface which prevents air from being compressed in an enclosed tread pattern of a tire of a vehicle travelling on the manhole surface, so that noise pollution caused by vehicles can be further reduced compared to conventional ones due to reduction of the noise conventionally caused by expansion of the compressed air enclosed in the tread pattern of the tire.SOLUTION: A lid with a disk-shaped body for an underground structure has a surface with an outer peripheral concave strip along the outer peripheral edge and a projecting motif inside the outer peripheral concave strip. The motif includes consecutive periodic motif components, while maintaining continuity of the motif. Small protrusions which are smaller than the motif components are formed on portions other than the motif on the surface of the disk-shaped body. In addition, the outer peripheral concave strip is provided with a number of grooves open to the outer periphery.

Description

   The present invention relates to a cover for an underground structure. For example, the cover for an underground structure is used as a cover for a manhole.

   As shown in FIG. 6, a conventional manhole cover 90 has motifs 91, 91,... Projecting on its surface, and its front end surface is a continuous flat surface to represent symbols, marks, and the like.

Design Registration No. 118534

   However, since this motif portion has a wide front end surface, when the vehicle travels on the surface of the manhole cover, air is trapped in the tire tread pattern and easily compressed, and as a result, when this air is released. It has the inconvenience that it is easy to generate noise due to expansion and noise pollution by vehicles.

  An object of the present invention is to eliminate this inconvenience.

In order to achieve this object, the inventors have intensively studied and completed this invention.
In the lid for an underground structure according to the present invention, in the lid for an underground structure in which the outer peripheral ridge is formed along the outer peripheral edge on the surface of the disc body, and the motif portion is formed to project inside the outer peripheral ridge, The motif part is constructed by continuing intermittent motif constituent members while maintaining the continuity of the motif, and small protrusions smaller than the motif constituent members are formed on the surface of the disc body other than the motif part. And many groove | channels open | released to the outer periphery are formed in the said outer periphery protruding item | line.

    In this case, a small protrusion smaller than the motif part constituent member can be formed in a part other than the motif part on the surface of the lid.

    Further, the outer peripheral ridge is integrally formed along the outer peripheral edge of the surface of the lid, and the inner peripheral surface of the outer peripheral ridge is an inclined surface, and the inclination angle between the top surface of the outer peripheral ridge and the inclined surface Can be 95 to 145 °, and the inclined surface can be corrugated.

    In this case, a water draining groove can be provided on the outer peripheral ridge.

    Since the lid for an underground structure according to the present invention is configured as described above, that is, the outer peripheral ridge is formed along the outer peripheral edge on the surface of the disc body, and the motif portion protrudes inside the outer peripheral ridge. In the formed underground structure lid, the motif portion is configured by continuing intermittent motif constituent members while maintaining the continuity of the motif, and the portion other than the motif portion on the surface of the disc body When the vehicle runs on the surface of the manhole cover as a result of narrowing of the tip surface of this motif part because a small protrusion smaller than the motif component is formed and many grooves that are open to the outer periphery are formed in the outer peripheral ridge In addition, air is trapped in the tire tread pattern, making it difficult to compress.

    Therefore, if this underground structure lid is used, the generation of noise based on the expansion of compressed air confined in the tread pattern of the tire, which has been generated in the past, is reduced. And noise pollution by the vehicle can be suppressed.

    Note that if a small protrusion smaller than the motif component member is formed in a portion other than the motif portion on the surface of the lid, it is possible to prevent slippage of the vehicle traveling synergistically in addition to noise reduction. .

    Further, the outer peripheral ridge is integrally formed along the outer peripheral edge of the surface of the lid, and the inner peripheral surface of the outer peripheral ridge is an inclined surface, and the inclination angle between the top surface of the outer peripheral ridge and the inclined surface The angle is set to 95 to 145 ° and the inclined surface is corrugated, so that air and water in the outer peripheral ridge are discharged to the outside, and noise can be reduced. In addition, since the tire moves smoothly, noise is reduced.

    Moreover, since the lid | cover for underground structures which concerns on this invention made the inclination | tilt angle of the top | upper surface of the said outer periphery protruding item | line and the said inclined surface into 95-145 degrees, as shown in FIG. It can be reduced by ~ 3dB. The reason for this numerical limitation is that if the angle of the inclined surface is greater than 145 °, the friction with the tire increases and noise increases, and if it is less than 95 °, there is a gap between the root of the inclined surface and the tire surface. This is because a large noise is generated when air is sealed in.

    Therefore, if this underground structure lid is used, the generation of noise based on the expansion of compressed air confined in the tread pattern of the tire, which has been generated in the past, is reduced. And noise pollution by the vehicle can be suppressed.

    In this case, if a drainage groove is provided in the outer peripheral ridge, it is possible to easily discharge water or air accumulated in the concave portion of the design surface toward the pavement surface.

    In order to intermittently constitute the motif part while maintaining the continuity of the motif, it is suitable that one constituent unit of the motif part constituting member has a width of 5 to 25 mm and a length of about 30 to 150 mm.

    If the angle between the top surface of the ridge member and the inclined surface is 95 to 145 °, as shown in FIG. 5, the noise decibel can be reduced by 0.5 to 3 noise from the conventional level.

    Octave band analysis is a method of obtaining and evaluating sound pressure levels for each frequency band. Real time analyzer analysis is a method for evaluating the instantaneous sound pressure level. The FFT analyzer analysis is a method of confirming the presence or absence of excellent noise in a narrow band, and measuring the presence or absence of other noise. This technology was incorporated into the performance analysis of lid noise for underground structures.

    Examples of the present invention will be described below.

    1 is a plan view of a cover for an underground structure according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line II-II in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a partial plan view of another embodiment of the small protrusion in FIG. Is a perspective view, and FIG. 5 is a graph showing the relationship between the inclination angle θ of the ridge member and the noise decibel.

    In FIGS. 1 and 2, M is a manhole cover, and a disk body (corresponding to the “lid body” of the present invention) 10 is a main component. The manhole cover M corresponds to the underground structure cover of the present invention.

    Reference numeral 11 denotes an outer peripheral ridge (corresponding to the “protrusion member” of the present invention), which is integrally projected along the outer peripheral edge of the surface of the disc body 10. The outer peripheral ridge 11 has an annular shape and is for maintaining the strength of the manhole cover M. A drain groove 111 is formed in the middle.

    As shown in FIG. 2, the outer peripheral ridge 11 is formed on an inclined surface 12 having a skirt shape inside. The angle θ between the top surface of the outer peripheral ridge 11 and the inclined surface 12 is suitably 95 to 145 °. When the angle is less than 95 °, noise increases due to the compression and expansion of the tire that occurs when the tire passes, and it becomes difficult to drain the air and water. In addition, if the angle is 145 ° or more, air is easily trapped as compressed air in a recess on the surface of the tire (a recess in the tread pattern), and noise generated by expansion of the compressed air at the time of opening increases and the tire also easily slips. is there.

    Thus, when the inclination angle θ is set, as shown in FIG. 5, the noise decibel can reduce 0.5 to 3 noise compared to the conventional art. The reason for this numerical limitation is that if the angle of the inclined surface is greater than 145 °, the friction with the tire increases and noise increases, and if it is less than 95 °, there is a gap between the root of the inclined surface and the tire surface. This is because a large noise is generated when air is sealed in. As shown in FIG. 5, when the angle θ is set to 110 to 145 °, the noise decibels to be reduced are 1 to 3 dB, and the effect is remarkable. These noise measurement methods and measurement conditions (Hz, measurement points, vehicle speed, etc.) are described in the figure.

    As shown by phantom lines in FIG. 2, if the curved ridge 121 is provided on the inclined surface 12, the impact on the tire is reduced and the generation of noise is reduced.

    In addition, as shown by phantom lines in FIG. 2, if the curved concave groove 122 is provided on the inclined surface 12, the corners of the upper surface and the inclined surface become acute, and slipping is difficult.

    Further, as shown by phantom lines in FIG. 2, if the lower end of the inclined surface 12 is formed into a concave curved surface 124, sand removal during casting of the inclined surface and the corners of the lower end is improved, and the product is also mud. It becomes difficult to accumulate.

    The inclined surfaces can be formed on both sides of the outer peripheral ridge 11.

    Further, the corrugated pattern 12 on the inner peripheral surface of the outer peripheral ridge 11 has an effect of reducing noise by discharging air and water and an effect of smooth movement of the tire. Moreover, by making it into a waveform, it is possible to reduce the area of the flat portion (at the front end surface) and reduce the generation of tire friction noise. Furthermore, a large number of grooves 111 opened to the outer periphery can be formed in the outer peripheral ridge 11, so that water and air accumulated in the concave portion of the design surface can be easily discharged toward the pavement surface. In this case, it is easy to drain the pavement surface by setting the groove width to 5 to 25 mm.

    Reference numeral 20 denotes an annular motif portion (corresponding to the “projection member” of the present invention), which is formed inside the outer peripheral projection 11. The circular motif portion 20 is formed integrally with the surface of the disc body 10 by making a butterfly figure, a flower figure, etc. into a motif. In general, a emblem of a municipality or the like is projected between the circular motif portions 20. The annular motif portion 20 is also formed with a skirt-like inclined surface in the same manner as the outer peripheral ridge 11 on the side surface.

    Reference numeral 30 denotes a central motif portion (corresponding to the “projection member” of the present invention), which is formed integrally with the central portion of the disc body 10. This central motif portion 30 is formed by continuing intermittent motif constituent members 31, 31,... While maintaining the continuity of the motif portion, that is, the state of the figure where the ship is sailing in the sea. ing. The size of the motif constituting member 31 is preferably about 5 to 25 mm in width and about 30 to 150 mm in length because the friction with the tire is interrupted and noise is reduced.

    The reason for limiting the width to 5 to 25 mm was selected in combination with the width of the tread pattern of the tire. Further, the reason why the length of about 30 to 150 mm is suitable is selected in combination with this width because the installation width of the tire is about 200 mm.

    Tables 1 to 4 show the noise measurement results of this example. In any case, the noise is reduced by 1 to 4 dB (A) compared to the conventional example. Particularly noticeable is approximately 500 to 2000 Hz centering on 1000 Hz, and an improvement of 3 to 4 dB (A) is observed. The “measurement point” in the table is the height from the surface of the manhole to the measurement position, and the “speed” is the speed of the traveling vehicle. As the measurement method, the octave band analysis method described later was used.

    The interval between adjacent motif constituent members 31 may be in a range in which the continuity of the motif part can be grasped. The side surface of the central motif portion 30 is also formed as a skirt-like inclined surface in the same manner as the outer peripheral ridge 11.

    Next, 50, 50,... Are small protrusions that are integrally formed on the surface of the lid body 10 except for the central motif portion 30. The small protrusion 50 needs to be smaller than the motif constituting member 31 of the central motif portion, and the size thereof is about 5 to 30 mm. The small protrusions 50 are for reducing noise generated between the running tires of the vehicle and preventing slipping of the vehicle.

    The shape of the small protrusion 50 is substantially a triangle or an isosceles triangle when viewed from the side. In this case, the angle of one side is 30 to 45 ° and the cross section is dome-shaped. This is to increase the installation area of the tire. Further, the opposite sides are 45 to 85 ° and have a sharp cliff shape. This effect is a tire spike effect.

    The small protrusion 50 may have any shape. For example, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the triangular protrusion 60 is formed on the surface of the disc body 10, and the front face 61 is left as it is, and the rear face 62. It is also possible to form both the side surfaces 63 and 63 as curved surfaces in a curved shape. If such triangular protrusions 60 are continuously formed in the opposite direction for each row, there is an effect that the wear (the vehicle) from any direction is less worn and less likely to slip. In addition, since there is a gap between the triangular protrusions 60, 60, when the tire passes over the triangular protrusion 60, compressed air is less likely to be trapped in the recesses on the tire surface, reducing noise. Is effective.

    If the small protrusions 50 are equally divided into 4 to 10 equal parts while taking advantage of the design motif, the effect of noise reduction and anti-slip can be reduced against the entry of vehicles from various directions at intersections. There is.

    Further, the area of the small protrusion 50 group in the design surface is preferably 20 to 40 percent. If it is less than this, the purpose of slip prevention will be lost, and if it is more, the motif cannot be expressed.

Next, a method for digitally measuring the noise on the design surface of the disk body 10 will be specifically described.
The car is passed over the design of the iron lid, and the noise generated from the lid is digitized by octave band analysis, real time analyzer analysis, FFT analyzer analysis, etc., and the difference from the corresponding value on the paved road surface is observed. Judgment. It is determined that the smaller the difference in passing noise between the road surface and the iron cover surface is, the less noise is generated.

    As a manhole cover, with the expression of the motif part maintained, noise generation based on the expansion of compressed air confined in the tread pattern of the tire can be reduced, and noise pollution by the vehicle can be suppressed. .

It is a top view of the lid | cover for underground structures which concerns on this invention. It is the II-II line expanded sectional view in FIG. It is a fragmentary top view of the other Example of the small protrusion in FIG. It is the same perspective view. Graph showing the relationship between the inclination angle θ of the ridge member and the noise decibel It is a top view of a prior art example.

M ... Manhole cover (underground structure cover)
θ… Inclination angle
10… Disc body (lid)
11 ... Peripheral ridge (projection member)
111… Groove
20… Annular motif (protrusion member)
30… Center motif (protrusion member)
31… Motif component
50… Small protrusion
60… Triangular protrusion
61… front (triangular)
62… Back (triangular)
63… Side (triangular)

Claims (1)

In the lid for an underground structure in which outer circumferential ridges are formed on the surface of the disk body along the outer peripheral edge and a motif portion is formed protrudingly on the inner side of the outer circumferential ridge, while maintaining the continuity of the motif in the motif portion Consisting of intermittent motif constituent members, forming small protrusions smaller than the motif constituent members on the surface of the disc body other than the motif portion, and opening the outer peripheral ridges to the outer periphery A cover for an underground structure, characterized in that a large number of grooves are formed.

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