JP2012225018A - Auxiliary tool for arranging reinforcing rod-like member, and construction method for reinforcing hollow column using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily and safely hold lower ends of a plurality of reinforcing rod-like members so that the lower ends can be positioned just beside a lateral opening of a hollow column.SOLUTION: Lower ends of a plurality of aramid rods and a plurality of prestressing steel wires are held by being received by a plurality of receiving and holding parts 82c and 83b of auxiliary tools 81 for arranging reinforcing rod-like members, which are attached to a back-side inner wall 100b of a hollow column 100, facing a lateral opening 100a of the hollow column 100.

Description

  The present invention relates to a reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool used for assisting a reinforcing method of a hollow column whose lower part is buried in the ground and standing on the ground, and reinforcement of the hollow column using the auxiliary tool. Concerning construction method.

  A hollow column such as a steel pipe column or a concrete electric pole is usually erected on the ground with a predetermined length of a base end portion buried in the ground. Such a hollow column is a hollow cylindrical body, that is, a hollow cylindrical body.

  When reinforcing such an existing hollow column, for example, the side formed on the side surface about 1 to 2 m above the boundary between the underground part buried in the ground and the ground part standing on the ground A plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are inserted into the hollow pillar from the opening of the part, and further reinforced by injecting mortar or the like.

  In order to reinforce the hollow column with a plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members in this way, the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are inserted into the hollow column from the side opening of the hollow column, and then the plurality of inserted reinforcing columns are inserted. Each reinforcing bar-like member is hung from above with a wire so that the lower end of the bar-like member is located almost directly beside the side opening, and thus a plurality of reinforcing bar-like members are hung from above. Various pre-work required for inserting the rod-shaped member for use, for example, pre-work such as placement of the reinforcing ring on the ground of the hollow column, installation of the spacer placement aid on the guide rod, placement of the uniform placement jig Need to do.

  Then, after performing the preliminary work in this way, the plurality of reinforcing bar members suspended from above by the wires are taken out one by one while loosening the wires one by one, and the taken out reinforcing bar members are moved downward. The process of arranging and holding so as to be inserted through a predetermined holding portion of the evenly arranged jig that is positioned is sequentially performed for all of the plurality of reinforcing bar members, thereby reinforcing the hollow column with the plurality of reinforcing bar members. (Patent Document 1).

JP 2007-77613 A

  As described above, in order to reinforce the hollow column with a plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members, first, the reinforcing rod-shaped members are placed one by one into the hollow column from the side opening of the hollow column or the uppermost opening of the hollow column. After the insertion, the plurality of inserted reinforcing bar members are suspended from above with a wire, and the above-described preliminary work is performed in the suspended state. To hang, hang the wire from the top opening of the hollow column with a crane, or hang the wire from the hole formed in the upper side wall of the hollow column, and hang it on the lower end of the wire suspended from above. The reinforcement rod-like member is attached and held so as to be suspended, and each reinforcement rod-like member is moved one by one, and each reinforcement rod-like member suspended by a wire is moved up and down to reinforce each reinforcement. For bar There is a problem that the end portion is required relatively complicated and laborious and time task of positioning to be located substantially just beside the side opening of the hollow columns.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above, and an object of the present invention is to simply and safely hold the lower end portions of a plurality of reinforcing rod-like members so that they can be positioned directly beside the side opening of the hollow column. An object of the present invention is to provide a reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool that can be used and a hollow column reinforcing method using the auxiliary tool.

  In order to achieve the above object, the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary device according to claim 1 is a reinforcing member used for assisting a reinforcing method of a hollow column whose lower part is buried in the ground and standing on the ground. A rod-shaped member arrangement auxiliary tool having a plurality of receiving holding portions for receiving and holding lower end portions of a plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members inserted into the hollow column for reinforcing the hollow column. The gist is that it is attached to the inner wall of the hollow column opposite to the side opening.

  The reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 1, wherein the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool is detachably attached to, for example, the inner wall surface on the back side of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column. Since the lower end portions of the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are received and held by the plurality of receiving holding portions, it is not necessary to hang the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members from above with wires or to remove them from the wires as in the past. In addition to being able to improve work efficiency, speed and safety, the work of holding and holding the lower end of the reinforcing bar-shaped member is relatively simple and can be performed efficiently. It is possible to smoothly and safely perform the work before the insertion of the bar member and the attachment work of the reinforcing bar member.

  The reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 2, wherein the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool is used for assisting a reinforcing method of a hollow column having a lower part buried in the ground and standing on the ground. A plurality of receiving and holding portions for receiving and holding lower ends of a plurality of reinforcing rod-like members inserted into the hollow column for reinforcing the hollow column, the central hole having a central hole in the central portion; A fixing portion is attached to the insertion auxiliary member provided around the inner wall of the hollow column and the inner wall of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column, and the horizontal portion extends from the fixing unit toward the center of the hollow column. A mounting portion for mounting the insertion assisting member is provided, and an opening formed in the mounting portion is formed toward the upper side of the hollow column, and is mounted on the mounting portion of the fixing member. After passing through the center hole of the inserted auxiliary member placed in front of the mounting portion of the fixing member The gist of the present invention is to have a bar-like member inserted from one end in the opening, and an insertion-assisting member through-pressing member having a pressing part for pressing and fixing the insertion auxiliary member from above on the other end of the bar-like member. .

  In the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 2, a fixing member is attached to the inner wall on the back side of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column, and the insertion auxiliary member is mounted on the mounting portion of the fixing member. Since the lower end portions of the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are received and held by the receiving holding portion of the insertion assisting member, the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are hung from above by a wire as in the prior art. This eliminates the need to remove the work from the machine, making the work more efficient, faster, and safer, and the work of holding and holding the lower end of the reinforcing bar-shaped member is relatively simple and efficient. In addition to being able to do so, the work before insertion of the reinforcing bar-like member and the attaching work of the reinforcing bar-like member can be carried out smoothly and safely.

  The hollow column reinforcing method using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 3 is such that the lower part is buried in the ground using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool described in claim 1. A method of reinforcing a hollow column that reinforces a hollow column that is erected on the ground, wherein the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool is opposed to a side opening of the hollow column prior to a reinforcing process that reinforces the hollow column. The gist is to attach it to the inner wall of the pillar.

  In the reinforcing method of the hollow column using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 3, the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool is opposed to the side opening of the hollow column prior to the reinforcing process for reinforcing the hollow column. For example, in order to detachably attach the hollow pillar to the inner wall surface on the back side, the lower end portions of the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are attached by the plurality of receiving holding portions of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool attached to the inner wall. By receiving and holding, there is no need to hang a plurality of reinforcing rod-like members with wires from above or to remove them from the wires as in the prior art, which can improve work efficiency, speed, and safety. In addition to being able to perform the receiving and holding operation of the lower end portion of the reinforcing rod-shaped member relatively easily and efficiently, the operation before inserting the reinforcing rod-shaped member and the mounting operation of the reinforcing rod-shaped member It can be carried out smoothly and safely.

  The hollow column reinforcing method using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 4 is such that the lower part is buried in the ground using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool described in claim 1. A method for reinforcing a hollow column that reinforces a hollow column that is erected on the ground, wherein the fixing portion of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool is attached to an inner wall of the hollow column that faces a side opening of the hollow column, The insertion assisting member is placed on the mounting portion provided at the front end of the horizontal portion extending from the fixing portion of the reinforcing bar-shaped member disposing auxiliary tool toward the center of the hollow column. A rod-shaped member of the insertion-assisting member penetrating pressing member is penetrated from one end to the center hole of the insertion-assisting member placed on the placement portion of the rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool, and the other end of the rod-shaped member is Fix the insertion support member by pressing it from above with the presser part, and The bar members for insertion are sequentially inserted into the hollow pillars, and the lower ends of the inserted plurality of reinforcing bar members are sequentially received and held by the receiving holding portions of the insertion auxiliary members of the reinforcing bar-shaped member placement aids. Then, after holding the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members at the receiving holding portion of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool, a jig for reinforcing the hollow column and the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members in the hollow column A reinforcing auxiliary jig including a uniform arrangement jig for insertion into a position is sequentially inserted into a hollow column and set at a predetermined position, and the receiving holding is performed after the reinforcing auxiliary jig is inserted and set at a predetermined position. A plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members held by the portion are sequentially removed from the receiving holding portion, and the sequentially removed reinforcing rod-shaped members are sequentially set at a predetermined position including the predetermined holding portion of the uniform arrangement jig. The gist.

  5. A reinforcing method of a hollow column using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 4, wherein the reinforcing rod-shaped member is detachably attached to, for example, the inner wall surface on the back side of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column. A placement assisting tool is mounted, and an insertion assisting member is placed on the placement portion of the reinforcing bar-shaped member placement assisting tool, and the lower end portions of the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are received by holding portions of the insertion assisting member. Since it is received and held, there is no need to hang a plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members with wires from above or to remove them from the wires as in the past, and the work efficiency, speed, and safety can be improved. In addition to being able to perform the receiving and holding operation of the lower end portion of the reinforcing rod-shaped member relatively easily and efficiently, the operation before inserting the reinforcing rod-shaped member and the mounting operation of the reinforcing rod-shaped member Smoothly and safely Door can be.

  According to the present invention, the lower ends of the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members at the plurality of receiving holding portions of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool attached to the inner wall of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column. Since it receives and holds the part, there is no need to hang a plurality of reinforcing rod-like members with wires from above or remove them from the wires as before, improving work efficiency, speed, and safety. In addition to being able to perform the receiving and holding operation of the lower end portion of the reinforcing rod-shaped member relatively easily and efficiently, the operation prior to insertion of the reinforcing rod-shaped member and the attachment of the reinforcing rod-shaped member Work can be performed smoothly and safely.

  Further, according to the present invention, prior to the reinforcing process for reinforcing the hollow column, the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool can be detachably attached to, for example, the inner wall surface on the back side of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column. Since it is attached, the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are conventionally received by holding and holding the lower ends of the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members with the plurality of retaining holding portions of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool attached to the inner wall. This eliminates the need to hang the wire from above or remove it from the wire, making it possible to improve the efficiency, speed and safety of the work, and to hold and hold the lower end of the reinforcing bar-like member. In addition to being relatively simple and efficient, the work before insertion of the reinforcing bar-like member and the attaching operation of the reinforcing bar-like member can be carried out smoothly and safely.

It is a figure which shows the rod-shaped member arrangement | positioning auxiliary tool for reinforcement concerning one Embodiment of this invention. FIG. 2 is a partially exploded perspective view of a reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool shown in FIG. 1. It is a perspective view which shows the PC insertion auxiliary member of the auxiliary | assistant tool for reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement | positioning shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 of the auxiliary | assistant tool for reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement | positioning shown in FIG. It is a perspective view of the state which piled up the PC insertion auxiliary member and rod insertion auxiliary member of the auxiliary tool for reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows a mode that the fixing member of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement | positioning auxiliary tool shown in FIG. 1 is attached to the inner wall of a hollow column. It is the figure seen from the side part opening side of the fixing member of the reinforcing member for bar-shaped member arrangement for reinforcement attached as shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserts an insertion auxiliary member penetration pressing member in a fixing member in the auxiliary tool for reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserts an aramid rod and PC steel wire from the side part opening of a hollow pillar. It is a figure which shows the state which has received and hold | maintained the PC steel wire with the auxiliary tool for reinforcement | strengthening stick-shaped member arrangement | positioning of FIG. 1 attached to the side wall of a hollow pillar. It is a figure which expands and shows the reinforcing tool for bar-shaped member arrangement | positioning shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which has received and hold | maintained the PC steel wire and the aramid rod with the reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement | positioning auxiliary tool of FIG. 1 attached to the side wall of a hollow pillar. It is a figure which expands and shows the reinforcing tool for bar-shaped member arrangement | positioning shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the reinforcement ring in the hollow column with the reinforcing member for bar-shaped member arrangement | positioning which hold | maintains the PC steel wire and the aramid rod as shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which attaches the spacer arrangement | positioning auxiliary tool to the upper end of the guide bar in the hollow pillar of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the guide tube in the hollow column of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the 1st rod arrangement | positioning spacer in the hollow column of the state shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the 1st rod arrangement | positioning spacer inserted in a hollow pillar. It is a perspective view which shows the 2nd spacer for rod arrangement | positioning inserted in a hollow pillar. It is a figure which shows the state which attaches the pipe for spacer fixation in the hollow pillar of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the some 1st rod arrangement | positioning spacer in the hollow column of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the 2nd rod arrangement | positioning spacer in the hollow column of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the 2nd 2nd rod arrangement | positioning spacer further in the hollow pillar of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which took out the two aramid rods from the reinforcing tool for bar-shaped member arrangement | positioning in the hollow pillar of the state shown in FIG. 23, and was inserted in the holding part of the spacer for rod arrangement | positioning. It is a figure which shows the state which pulls out a guide tube from the spacer for rod arrangement | positioning in the hollow pillar of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the some PC steel wire in the spacer for rod arrangement | positioning in the hollow column of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the some remaining aramid rod in the spacer for rod arrangement | positioning in the hollow column of the state shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which inserts the 1st rod arrangement | positioning spacer from the side part opening of a hollow pillar.

  DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention (hereinafter referred to as embodiments) will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a view showing a reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to an embodiment of the present invention. In addition, FIG. 1 shows an underground portion embedded in the ground of a hollow column 100 such as a steel pipe column or a concrete electric pole whose lower portion is embedded in the ground, and a ground portion standing on the ground. 1 shows the vicinity of the side opening 100a formed on the side surface approximately 1m to 2m above the boundary of the boundary, and the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 shown in FIG. It is shown in a state in which it is detachably attached to the inner wall 100b of the hollow column 100 facing the side opening 100a of the column 100, here the inner wall surface on the back side. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 23 denotes a guide rod that determines the central axis of the hollow column 100.

  This reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 receives and holds the lower ends of a plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members such as aramid rods and PC steel wires inserted into the hollow column 100 for reinforcing the hollow column 100. As shown in FIG. 2 in a partially exploded perspective view, the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 that receives and holds the lower ends of a plurality of PC steel wires, which are reinforcing rod-shaped members, and the reinforcing rod-shaped member. A rod insertion auxiliary member 83 that receives and holds the lower ends of a plurality of aramid rods, a fixing member 84 that is fixedly attached to the inner wall 100b on the inner side of the hollow column 100, and a PC insertion from above the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 The auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 are composed of an insertion auxiliary member through-pressing member 85 that presses and fixes the auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 from above.

  More specifically, the PC insertion assisting member 82 of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging assisting tool 81 has a center hole 82a at the center as shown in FIG. The center hole 82a has a plurality of receiving and holding portions 82c that receive the lower end portions of the plurality of PC steel wires inserted into and fixedly held by screws 82b.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 has a center hole 83 a at the center, and is inserted into the hollow column 100 for reinforcement of the hollow column 100. A plurality of receiving and holding portions 83b for receiving and holding the lower end portions of the plurality of aramid rods are provided around the center hole 83a (in this embodiment, there are six, but 3 to 12). The number of aramid rods as a reinforcing material is usually set according to the inner diameter of the hollow column 100, and the number and inner diameter of the receiving holding portion 83b are set according to this number.) In addition, the receiving holding | maintenance part 83b is a short cylindrical body with a bottom, and receives the lower end part of an aramid rod in this bottom. Further, the plurality of receiving and holding portions 83b are detachably attached to the outer peripheral surface of the circular member 83c with the center hole 83a as the center, but the present invention is not limited to this, and may be fixedly attached. It ’s good.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the PC insertion assisting member 82 and the rod insertion assisting member 83 configured as described above are placed on the rod insertion assisting member 83 and stacked, It is mounted on the mounting portion at the distal end of the horizontal portion of the fixing member 84 described below, and is pressed by the insertion assisting member penetration pressing member 85 from above.

  That is, the fixing member 84 of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 has an inner wall surface facing the side opening 100a of the hollow column 100, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, and further shown in FIGS. Here, in consideration of workability, a vertically long fixing portion 84a is attached to the inner wall 100b on the back side with a screw 86 by a driver 300 as shown in FIG. Further, the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 are placed at the tip of the horizontal portion 84b extending from the lower portion of the fixing portion 84a toward the center of the hollow column 100 as shown in FIGS. A mounting portion 84c is provided vertically. In addition, although it is not clear in the drawing, an opening portion is formed in the mounting portion 84c toward the upper side of the hollow column. FIG. 8 shows a state in which the fixing member 84 attached to the inner wall 100b of the hollow column 100 is viewed from the side opening 100a side as described above.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 7, the insertion assisting member penetration pressing member 85 of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging assisting tool 81 is placed on the mounting portion 84c of the fixing member 84 as shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. A rod-shaped member 85a is inserted from one end into the opening of the mounting portion 84c of the fixing member 84 after passing through the center holes 82a and 83a of the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83. Furthermore, the other end of the rod-shaped member 85a has a pressing portion 85b for pressing and fixing the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 from above.

  The reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 configured as described above has an inner diameter (or required strength) of the hollow column 100 to reinforce the hollow column 100 after the guide rod 23 is inserted into the hollow column 100. Prior to performing the process of inserting a plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members made of aramid rods and PC steel wires whose numbers and diameters are set according to the budget) into the hollow columns 100, the side openings 100a of the hollow columns 100 are opened. Is attached to the inner wall 100b on the back side facing the.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 is first fixedly attached to the inner wall 100 b with screws 86 as shown in FIG. 6. When the fixing portion 84a of the fixing member 84 is attached to the inner wall 100b with the screw 86 in this way, the tip of the horizontal portion 84b of the fixing member 84 extends toward the center of the hollow column 100 and the tip mounting portion 84c. Is positioned approximately at the center of the hollow column 100.

  In this way, after attaching the fixing member 84 of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 to the inner wall 100b of the hollow column 100, the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 shown in FIGS. As shown in FIG. 2, the rod insertion assisting member 83 and the PC insertion assisting member 82 are placed in this order on the placing portion 84c of the fixing member 84, and both are stacked as shown in FIG.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 2, the insertion auxiliary member through-pressing member 85 is placed from above the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 and the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 that are placed on the placement portion 84c of the fixing member 84 in this manner. Attach and hold both. Specifically, this is because the rod-like member 85a of the insertion assisting member penetration pressing member 85 is passed through the center holes 82a and 83a of the rod insertion assisting member 83 and the PC insertion assisting member 82, and further inserted into the opening of the mounting portion 84c. Then, the pressing portion 85b of the insertion assisting member penetration pressing member 85 is placed on the PC insertion assisting member 82, and the PC insertion assisting member 82 and the rod insertion assisting member 83 are pressed from above with the insertion assisting member penetration pressing member 85. As shown in FIG. 1, the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 is attached to the inner wall 100 b of the hollow column 100.

  The fixing portion 84a, the horizontal portion 84b, the placement portion 84c, and the presser portion 85b of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement assisting tool 81 are composed of, for example, a hexagonal short cylindrical high nut. It is not limited to this.

  A reinforcing method for reinforcing the hollow column 100 using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 configured as described above will be described in the order of work with reference to FIGS. 9 to 27.

  First, the guide rod 23 is first inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a into the hollow column 100 which has not been reinforced and has nothing inside. FIG. 14 shows a state in which other members other than the guide rod 23 are also in the hollow column 100. However, as shown in FIG. 14, the guide rod 23 extends from the bottom of the hollow column 100 to the side opening 100a. It extends straight up to the side, and its upper end is set to the side of the side opening 100a. A guide rod fixing jig 27 is attached to the lower end of the guide rod 23, and the guide rod 23 is set to the central axis of the hollow column 100 by the guide rod fixing jig 27.

  In the state where the guide rod 23 is inserted into the hollow column 100 in this way, the fixing member 84 of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 is inserted into the side opening 100a of the hollow column 100 as shown in FIG. It attaches with the screw | thread 86 with the driver 300 to the opposing inner wall 100b. Then, as shown in FIG. 2, the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 and the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 are placed on top of each other on the placement portion 84c of the fixing member 84 attached to the inner wall 100b, and inserted from above. The rod-like member 85a of the auxiliary member penetrating pressing member 85 is inserted into the center holes 83a and 82a and the opening portions of the mounting portion 84c of the rod insertion auxiliary member 83 and the PC insertion auxiliary member 82, and the pressing portion 85b is placed thereon. Then, the rod insertion assisting member 83 and the PC insertion assisting member 82 are pressed from above by the presser portion 85b, and the rod insertion assisting member 83 and the PC insertion assisting member 82 are attached to the mounting portion 84c of the fixing member 84 as shown in FIG. Place on top.

  In the above description, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, the PC insertion assisting member 82 is placed on the rod insertion assisting member 83 in a superimposed manner. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the PC insertion assisting member is not limited thereto. However, in this case, the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 is reversed by inverting the sizes of the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83. The rod insertion assisting member 83 is formed larger and the rod insertion assisting member 83 is formed smaller. In this case, the order of attaching the PC steel wire and the aramid rod to the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging assisting tool 81 described below is reversed. However, any configuration and method may be used. In short, the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 receives and holds the aramid rod and the PC steel wire, and the held aramid rod and the PC steel wire are held. Taken out from the following reinforcing rod-like member disposed for aid 81, in which it Ere sequentially inserted into the rod disposed spacer.

  As shown in FIG. 1, after the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 is attached to the inner wall 100b of the hollow column 100, the rod inserting auxiliary member 83 and the PC inserting auxiliary of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 are next. In order to receive and hold the PC steel wire and the aramid rod, which are reinforcing rod-like members, in the receiving holding portions 82c and 83b of the member 82, first, as shown in FIG. Insert into the hollow column 100 from 100a.

  The insertion of the PC steel wire 63 into the hollow column is a method in which the PC steel wire 63 is inserted obliquely upward from below into the side opening 100a as in the PC steel wire 63 shown by a solid line in FIG. A method of inserting the side opening 100a so as to be inclined obliquely downward from the upper side like a PC steel wire 63 indicated by a dotted line, and further, although not shown, a wire is inserted from the uppermost opening of the hollow column 100 It is possible to insert it so that it is suspended by a crane or the like while being used, but any method may be used. As will be described later, the aramid rod 61 is inserted in the same manner, but it is not particularly specified which of the PC steel wire 63 and the aramid rod 61 is inserted first. The PC steel wire 63 may be inserted after the first insertion.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the PC steel wire 63 inserted from the side opening 100a is lifted slightly above the side opening 100a, and the lower end of the PC steel wire 63 is received by the receiving holding portion 82c of the PC insertion auxiliary member 82. And fixedly held by screws 82b. In addition, when the PC steel wire 63 is inserted so as to be lowered obliquely downward from above as shown by a dotted line in FIG. 9, when the PC steel wire 63 is lifted upward from the state of being lowered below, the PC steel wire 63 is used. Is inserted into the receiving holding portion 82c of the PC insertion assisting member 82 from below, and when the lower end portion comes immediately below the receiving holding portion 82c, the lower end portion is fixedly held by the screw 82b. Alternatively, the PC steel wire 63 lowered downward is entirely lifted above the side opening 100a, and the lower end thereof is inserted into the receiving holding portion 82c of the PC insertion auxiliary member 82, and the screw 82b. May be fixedly held.

  When the above-described PC steel wire 63 insertion and holding operations are repeated in the same manner for all of the plurality (six in this embodiment) of the PC steel wires 63, the plurality of PC steel wires 63 are shown in FIG. As described above, the hollow column 100 is held so as to stand on the receiving holding portion 82 c of the PC insertion assisting member 82. In addition, the state of the receiving holding part 82c which receives and hold | maintains the PC steel wire 63 in this way is expanded and shown by FIG.

  Then, the same process is repeated for all of the aramid rods 61 (six in this embodiment) in the same manner. In the case of this aramid rod 61, as shown in FIG. The portion is inserted into the receiving holding portion 83b of the rod insertion auxiliary member 83, and is received and held at the bottom of the receiving holding portion 83c. FIG. 13 shows an enlarged view of the receiving and holding portions 83b and 82c that receive and hold the PC steel wire 63 and the aramid rod 61 inserted as described above.

  That is, as described above, all of the plurality of PC steel wires 63 and the aramid rod 61 are inserted into the hollow column 100, and the lower end portions thereof are the receiving holding portions 82c of the PC insertion auxiliary member 82 and the rod insertion auxiliary member 83, respectively. , 83b, the plurality of PC steel wires 63 and the aramid rod 61 are held so as to stand on the receiving holding portions 83b, 82c in the hollow column 100 as shown in FIG. (Note that the PC steel wire 63 and the aramid rod 61 are enlarged in FIG. 13 (not necessarily standing straight, but slightly inclined and held so as to lean against the side wall of the hollow column 100). As shown, the lower end portion is received and held by the receiving holding portions 83b and 82c.

  As shown in FIG. 12, after the plurality of PC steel wires 63 and the aramid rods 61 are received and held by the receiving holding portions 83b and 82c, the PC steel wires 63 and the aramid rods 61 are connected to the ground of the hollow column 100. Pre-work to properly arrange the reinforcement part around the center, such as the placement of the reinforcement ring on the ground of the hollow column, the attachment of the spacer placement aid to the guide bar, the placement of the uniform placement jig, etc. Prior work will be performed. As described above, the PC steel wire 63 and the aramid rod 61 are received and held by the receiving holding portions 83b and 82c. And can be done safely. Also, the receiving and holding work of the PC steel wire 63 and the receiving and holding portions 83b and 82c of the aramid rod 61 is simpler and more efficient than the conventional one.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 12, next, referring to FIG. 14 and subsequent drawings, the preliminary work that is performed after the plurality of PC steel wires 63 and the aramid rod 61 are received and held by the receiving holding portions 83b and 82c will be described with reference to FIG. These will be described in order.

  First, as shown in FIG. 14, in order to reinforce the ground of the hollow column 100, a plurality (six in this embodiment) of reinforcing rings 21 are vertically arranged from the side openings 100a, for example, as shown in FIG. The plurality of reinforcing rings 21 are inserted into the hollow column 100 together as shown in FIG. The plurality of reinforcing rings 21 are held so as to be lifted by three wires 25 passed downward from the side openings 100 a and are fixed to the ground of the hollow pillar 100.

  Next, the short cylindrical spacer arrangement auxiliary tool 31 is inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a, and the short cylindrical spacer arrangement auxiliary tool 31 is guided by a guide bar as shown in FIGS. 23, and the spacer placement aid 31 is held by the stainless wire 33 so as to be suspended from the side opening 100a. That is, the spacer placement auxiliary tool 31 to which the stainless wire 33 is attached is inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a and then inserted into the upper end of the guide rod 23, and the stainless wire 33 is inserted into the side opening 100a. Hold externally through.

  Next, similarly, as shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, another short cylindrical spacer placement aid 35 is inserted into the upper end of the guide bar 23 and mounted on the spacer placement aid 31. The spacer arranging auxiliary tool 35 is fixed to the guide rod 23 with a driver screw 300 as shown in FIG. Then, similarly, as shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, another short cylindrical spacer placement aid 37 is inserted into the upper end of the guide bar 23 and attached onto the spacer placement aid 35.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 16, two elongated guide tubes 1 constituted by connecting a plurality of short cylindrical guide tube connectors 10 in the longitudinal direction are inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a. To do. The two guide tubes 1 are inserted so as to face each other at both ends of the hollow column 100 with a distance in the hollow column 100.

  Then, the first rod arrangement spacer 71 shown in FIG. 18 is inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a while standing vertically as shown in FIG. The first rod arrangement spacer 71 is the first of the plurality of first rod arrangement spacers 71 inserted into the hollow column 100, that is, the first first rod arrangement spacer 71. .

  As shown in FIG. 18, the first rod arrangement spacer 71 has a reinforcing ring 73 attached to the periphery, but the one without the reinforcing ring 73 is the second rod shown in FIG. The rod arrangement spacer 75 has the same internal structure excluding the reinforcing ring 73, and a plurality of holding portions that are inserted and held by a plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members made of an aramid rod and a PC steel wire. The aramid rod holding part 71c and the PC steel wire holding part 71e are provided.

  More specifically, the first and second rod arrangement spacers 71 and 75 have a central hole 71a through which the guide rod 23 is inserted at the center, and are evenly equidistant from the central hole 71a in a radial direction. A plurality (six in this embodiment) of ring-shaped aramid rod holding portions 71c that are inserted and held by aramid rods that are reinforcing rod-shaped members are formed at the ends of the plurality of extending connecting portions 71b. . In addition, adjacent ones of the plurality of aramid rod holding portions 71c are connected in a ring shape by a link 71d, and a PC steel wire that is another reinforcing rod-like member is inserted and held in the middle of the link 71d. A plurality of ring-shaped small-diameter PC steel wire holding portions 71e (six in this embodiment) are formed.

  The plurality of aramid rod holding portions 71c and the PC steel wire holding portions 71e of the first and second rod arrangement spacers 71 and 75 configured as described above are eventually hollow in the circumferential direction of the reinforcing ring 73. A plurality of aramid rod holding portions 71c and PC steel wire holding portions 71e are alternately arranged in the circumferential direction of the hollow column while being equally formed at an equal angle in the circumferential direction of the column 100.

  As described above, the first and second rod arrangement spacers 71 and 75 configured as described above are horizontally placed in the hollow column 100, and each of the plurality of aramid rod holding portions 71c and the PC steel wire is held. A plurality of aramid rods and PC steel wires, which are reinforcing rod-shaped members, are inserted into the portion 71e, and these aramid rods and PC steel wires are held, whereby the aramid rods and PC steel wires are equiangular in the circumferential direction of the hollow column 100. Are arranged evenly.

  That is, as described above, the upper end of the guide rod 23 is inserted into the central hole 71a of the first rod arrangement spacer 71 inserted through the side opening 100a and leveled in the hollow column 100 as shown in FIG. The first rod arrangement spacer 71 is placed on the spacer arrangement auxiliary tool 37 inserted and provided at the upper end of the guide rod 23. Then, the upper ends of the two guide tubes 1 are inserted into the two aramid rod holding portions 71 c of the first rod arrangement spacer 71. That is, as shown in FIG. 17 (b), two aramid rod holding portions that are diagonal, that is, facing each other at a distance, out of the plurality of aramid rod holding portions 71 c of the first rod arrangement spacer 71. The upper ends of the two guide tubes 1 are inserted into 71c.

  When inserting the first rod arrangement spacer 71 into the hollow column 100, the stainless wire 33 attached to the spacer arrangement auxiliary tool 31 is inserted into the central hole 71a of the first rod arrangement spacer 71. The first rod arrangement spacer 71 is inserted into the hollow column 100 after passing through the close opening. By setting the stainless steel wire 33 in this way, when the stainless steel wire 33 is pulled up or pulled down outside the hollow column 100, the spacer arranging auxiliary tool 31 can be smoothly pulled up or pulled down by the stainless steel wire 33. As a result, the first rod arrangement spacer 71 placed on the spacer arrangement auxiliary tool 31 can be smoothly raised or lowered similarly.

  Further, in the insertion of the two guide tubes 1, as indicated by an arrow 200 in FIG. 17A, the guide tube 1 is pulled upward, and the upper end of the pulled guide tube 1 is disposed in the first rod arrangement. After inserting the guide tube 1 into the aramid rod holding portion 71c of the spacer 71 and confirming that the guide tube 1 is floating from the bottom of the hollow column 100 in this state, the guide tube 1 is pinned with the first rod arrangement spacer 71. Secure to.

  Next, after loosening the potato screw of the spacer arranging auxiliary tool 35 to make it free, the stainless steel wire 33 of the spacer arranging auxiliary tool 31 is loosened, and as shown by an arrow 201 in FIG. The rod arranging spacer 71 is moved down together with the spacer arranging auxiliary tool 31, the spacer arranging auxiliary tool 35, and the spacer arranging auxiliary tool 37. When the first rod arrangement spacer 71 is lowered, the pin that has fixed the guide tube 1 is pulled out and lowered as indicated by an arrow 202 in FIG.

  Then, the spacer fixing pipe 39 is inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a, and the spacer fixing pipe 39 is inserted into the upper end of the guide rod 23 as shown in FIG. 71 is disposed on 71. The spacer fixing pipe 39 is used to provide a space between the first first rod arrangement spacer 71 and the next second rod arrangement spacer 71. The length is, for example, about 13 cm.

  When the spacer fixing pipe 39 is inserted into the upper end of the guide rod 23 in this way, the second first rod arrangement spacer 71 is moved to the side in the same manner as the first first rod arrangement spacer 71 described above. Inserted into the hollow column 100 so as to stand upright from the opening 100a and then horizontal, and the upper end of the guide rod 23 is inserted into the center hole 71a of the horizontal first rod arranging spacer 71. Then, it is placed on the spacer fixing pipe 39 provided at the upper end of the guide rod 23. Then, the upper ends of the two guide tubes 1 are similarly arranged with respect to the two aramid rod holding portions 71c of the second first rod arrangement spacer 71, that is, a plurality of first rod arrangement spacers 71 are arranged. The upper end of the guide tube 1 is inserted into two diagonal aramid rod holding portions 71c of the aramid rod holding portion 71c.

  Further, similarly, the second spacer fixing pipe 39 is inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a, and this spacer fixing pipe 39 is inserted into the upper end of the guide rod 23. The process of inserting the first rod arrangement spacer 71 is repeated up to the thirteenth first rod arrangement spacer 71.

  In the insertion of the plurality of first rod arrangement spacers 71 described above, each time the first rod arrangement spacer 71 is inserted, the stainless wire 33 attached to the spacer arrangement auxiliary tool 31 is attached to each of the first rod arrangement spacers 71. The first rod arrangement spacer 71 is inserted into the hollow column 100 after passing through a corresponding opening close to the center hole 71 a of the first rod arrangement spacer 71. At this time, the opening close to the center hole 71a of the first rod arrangement spacer 71 through which the stainless wire 33 passes is the same position in all the first rod arrangement spacers 71, so that the stainless wire 33 is almost straight. In other words, it is necessary to penetrate each opening so as not to be zigzag or bend.

  When the stainless steel wire 33 is pulled up or pulled down from the hollow column 100 by passing through the stainless steel wire 33 in this manner, the stainless steel wire 33 is used to pass the first via the spacer placement aid 31. The rod arrangement spacers 71 can all be raised and lowered smoothly in a similar manner.

  FIG. 21 shows a state in which 13 first rod arrangement spacers 71 are inserted as described above. Thus, by inserting the two guide tubes 1 into the two aramid rod holding portions 71c at the diagonal positions of the thirteen first rod arrangement spacers 71, the thirteen first rods In the arrangement spacer 71, the respective aramid rod holding portions 71 c are aligned at the same position in the circumferential direction of the hollow column 100.

  After the thirteen first rod arrangement spacers 71 have been inserted in this manner, the top of the thirteenth first rod arrangement spacer 71 at the top in FIG. Then, the spacer fixing pipe 39 is inserted into the upper end of the guide rod 23, and then the second rod arrangement spacer 75 without the reinforcing ring 73 shown in FIG. 19 is inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a. . Then, the upper end of the guide rod 23 is inserted into the center hole 71a in the same way as the first rod arrangement spacer 71 described above with respect to the second rod arrangement spacer 75, and the upper end of the guide rod 23 is fixed to the spacer. As described above, the two guide tubes 1 are inserted into and fixed to the two aramid rod holding portions 71c at the opposite corners of the second rod arrangement spacer 75 in the same manner as described above. . This state is the state shown in FIG. 22A, and the state of the second rod arrangement spacer 75 in which the two guide tubes 1 are inserted into the aramid rod holding portion 71 c of the second rod arrangement spacer 75. Is shown in FIG. The inserted second rod arrangement spacer 75 is the first second rod arrangement spacer 75.

  Also in the insertion of the first second rod arrangement spacer 75, the stainless wire 33 attached to the spacer arrangement auxiliary tool 31 is attached to the first rod arrangement spacer 71 in the same manner as in the case of the first rod arrangement spacer 71. It is the same that the second rod arrangement spacer 75 is inserted into the hollow column 100 after passing through the opening near the center hole 71a of the second rod arrangement spacer 75.

  Next, a guide rod connecting pipe 65 that is shorter than the spacer fixing pipe 39, for example, about 10 cm in length, is inserted from the side opening 100a, and above the first second rod arrangement spacer 75, It is inserted into the upper end of the guide bar 23 and fixed with a high nut. The state where the guide rod connecting pipe 65 is inserted is shown in FIG. 23. In FIG. 23, the second rod arrangement described below is arranged on the guide rod connecting pipe 65. The spacer 75 for use is already inserted.

  That is, next, the second second rod arrangement spacer 75 is inserted into the hollow column 100 from the side opening 100a, and the guide rod is connected to the center hole 71a of the second second rod arrangement spacer 75. The upper end of the guide rod 23 protruding above the pipe 65 is inserted as shown in FIG. 23, and two aramids at the opposite corners of the second second rod arrangement spacer 75 are inserted as described above. The two guide tubes 1 are inserted and fixed to the rod holding portion 71c. Thus, following the 13 first rod arrangement spacers 71, the two second rod arrangement spacers 75 are inserted, and the aramid rod holding portions of the two second rod arrangement spacers 75 are inserted. By inserting the two guide tubes 1 into the 71c as well, as described above, each of the two second rod arrangement spacers 75 as well as the 13 first rod arrangement spacers 71 is provided. The aramid rod holding portion 71 c is also aligned at the same position in the circumferential direction of the hollow column 100 following the first rod arrangement spacer 71. Note that the stainless steel wire 33 attached to the spacer arranging auxiliary tool 31 does not pass through the second second rod arranging spacer 75.

  Next, as described above, two second rod arrangement spacers 75 are inserted after the 13 first rod arrangement spacers 71, and two aramid rod holding portions 71c are also provided with two pieces. When the guide tube 1 is inserted and fixed, the aramid rod 61 held by the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 in the side opening 100a is shaped like a reinforcing rod as shown by an arrow 205 in FIG. Two pieces are taken out from the member arranging auxiliary tool 81, and the two removed aramid rods 61 are arranged as described above, the 13 first rod arranging spacers 71 and the two second rod arranging spacers 75. As shown in FIGS. 24A and 24B, all the aramid rod holding portions 71c are inserted.

  Then, when it is confirmed that the inserted two aramid rods 61 are lowered and are attached to the lower side, the second rod arrangement spacer 75 is temporarily fixed with the second rod arrangement spacer 75 from the top in a state of floating about 5 cm. The two aramid rods 61 are inserted into the two aramid rod holding portions 71c on the diagonal as shown in FIG.

  As described above, when the two aramid rods 61 are inserted, as shown in FIGS. 24A and 24B, the aramid rod holding of the first rod arrangement spacer 71 and the second rod arrangement spacer 75 is performed. Since the two aramid rods 61 and the two guide tubes 1 are inserted into the portion 71c, next, as shown in FIG. In order to pull out from the aramid rod holding portion 71c of the first rod arrangement spacer 71 and the second rod arrangement spacer 75, first, the first guide tube 1 is pulled out, and an empty space for the reinforcing rod-shaped member arrangement auxiliary tool 81 is obtained. Then, the second guide tube 1 is pulled out from the aramid rod holding portion 71c, and the guide tube 1 is removed from the side opening 100a to the outside. Then, as described above, the first guide tube 1 housed in the empty space of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 is taken out from the empty space and similarly removed from the side opening 100a to the outside.

  As a result, as shown in FIG. 25 (b), only the aramid rod 61 is diagonally inserted into the first rod arrangement spacer 71 and the second rod arrangement spacer 75, and this state However, all the aramid rod holding portions 71c of the 13 first rod arrangement spacers 71 and the two second rod arrangement spacers 75 are aligned at the same position.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 26, a plurality of (six in this embodiment) PC steel wires 63 are made of PC steel wire holding portions 71e of the first rod arrangement spacer 71 and the second rod arrangement spacer 75. In order to insert the PC steel wire 63, the PC steel wires 63 are sequentially taken out from the receiving holding portion 82c of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 one by one, and the 13 PC steel wires 63 taken out are aligned as described above. As shown in FIG. 26, the first rod arrangement spacer 71 and the two second rod arrangement spacers 75 are inserted and fixed as shown in FIG.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 27, the remaining (four in this embodiment) aramid rods 61 are inserted into the aramid rod holding portions 71 c of the first rod arrangement spacer 71 and the second rod arrangement spacer 75. Therefore, the aramid rods 61 are sequentially taken out one by one from the receiving holding portion 83b of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81, and the taken out aramid rods 61 are sequentially arranged as described above. The rod arrangement spacers 71 and the two second rod arrangement spacers 75 are inserted and fixed in all aramid rod holding portions 71c as shown in FIG.

  In the insertion of the aramid rod 61 and the PC steel wire 63, all the aramid rod holding portions 71c and the aramid rod holding portions of the 13 first rod arrangement spacers 71 and the two second rod arrangement spacers 75 are used. Since the 71c is aligned at the same position in the circumferential direction of the hollow column 100, the insertion of the aramid rod and the PC steel wire becomes extremely easy, and it is possible to improve the work efficiency and the work time. The aramid rod 61 and the PC steel wire 63 are all held by the receiving holding portions 82c and 83b of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool 81 before the above-described operation, and the side opening 100a of the hollow column 100 is formed. Since it is provided above, there is no need to hang it with a wire above or remove it from the wire, making work more efficient, faster, and safer. It can be improved.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Guide tube 10 Guide tube connector 21 Reinforcing ring 23 Guide rod 27 Guide rod fixing jig 31, 35, 37 Spacer placement auxiliary tool 33 Stainless steel wire 39 Spacer fixing pipe 61 Aramid rod 63 PC steel wire 65 Guide rod connecting pipe 71 1st rod arrangement spacer 71a Center hole 71c Aramid rod holding part 71e PC steel wire holding part 75 2nd rod arrangement spacer 81 Reinforcing rod-like member arrangement auxiliary tool 82 PC insertion auxiliary member 82a Center hole 82c Holding portion 83 Rod insertion assisting member 83a Center hole 83b Receiving retaining portion 84 Fixing member 85 Insertion assisting member through-pressing member 100 Hollow column 100a Side opening 102 Underground

Claims (4)

A reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool used to assist the reinforcing method of the hollow column whose lower part is buried in the ground and standing on the ground,
An inner wall of a hollow column having a plurality of receiving and holding portions for receiving and holding lower end portions of a plurality of reinforcing rod-like members inserted into the hollow column for reinforcing the hollow column and facing a side opening of the hollow column A reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool, which is attached to a reinforcing bar. A reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool used to assist the reinforcing method of the hollow column whose lower part is buried in the ground and standing on the ground,
A plurality of receiving and holding portions are provided around the center hole for receiving and holding lower end portions of a plurality of reinforcing rod-like members inserted into the hollow column for reinforcing the hollow column. An insertion assisting member,
A fixed portion is attached to the inner wall of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column, and a mounting portion for mounting the insertion auxiliary member on the tip of a horizontal portion extending from the fixed portion toward the center of the hollow column A fixing member provided and an opening formed in the mounting portion is formed upward of the hollow column;
A rod-shaped member inserted from one end into the opening of the mounting portion of the fixing member after passing through the center hole of the insertion assisting member mounted on the mounting portion of the fixing member. A reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary member, comprising: an insertion auxiliary member penetrating pressing member having a pressing portion for pressing and fixing the insertion auxiliary member from above at the other end. A reinforcing method for a hollow column that reinforces a hollow column that is embedded in the ground and is erected on the ground using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 1,
Prior to the reinforcing process for reinforcing the hollow column, the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool is attached to the inner wall of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column. A reinforcing method for a hollow column that reinforces a hollow column that is embedded in the ground and is erected on the ground using the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool according to claim 1,
Attach the fixing portion of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool to the inner wall on the back side of the hollow column facing the side opening of the hollow column,
Placing the insertion assisting member on the placement portion provided at the front end of the horizontal portion extending from the fixing portion of the reinforcing bar-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool toward the center of the hollow column;
The rod-like member of the insertion-assisting member penetrating pressing member is penetrated from one end with respect to the center hole of the insertion-assisting member placed on the placement portion of the reinforcing-rod-like member arrangement assisting tool. Fix the insertion support member so that it can be pressed from the top with the holding part at the other end.
A plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are sequentially inserted into the hollow columns,
The lower end portions of the inserted plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members are sequentially received and held by the receiving holding portion of the insertion assisting member of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool,
After holding the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members at the receiving holding portion of the reinforcing rod-shaped member arranging auxiliary tool, a jig for reinforcing the hollow column and the plurality of reinforcing rod-shaped members at predetermined positions in the hollow column A reinforcing auxiliary jig including an evenly arranged jig for insertion into the hollow column is sequentially inserted into the hollow column and set at a predetermined position.
After inserting the reinforcing auxiliary jig and setting it to a predetermined position, a plurality of reinforcing bar members held by the receiving holding part are sequentially removed from the receiving holding part,
A method of assisting reinforcement of a hollow column using a guide tube, wherein the sequentially removed reinforcing bar-like members are sequentially set at a predetermined position including a predetermined holding portion of a uniform arrangement jig.

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