JP2016089494A - Wire member support, and seismic strengthening method for electrified pole using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wire member support that enables a proper tension to be simply introduced into a wire member during execution of work.SOLUTION: A wire member support 100 according to the present invention has a longitudinal direction, and the plurality of wire member supports are attached to an electrified pole 50. A wire member 500 is laid across the wire member support 100. Its tip has a loop part 330 over which the wire member 500 is looped. An extension rod 310 extended in the longitudinal direction is provided.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 6

Description

  The present invention relates to a wire member support used to prevent breakage of an electric pole used for supporting a train line or the like during an earthquake, and a seismic reinforcement method using the wire member support.

  Electric poles are mainly used to support power supply lines that supply power to trains and are erected at predetermined intervals along the tracks. Such an electric pole is manufactured as a cylindrical concrete product by pouring concrete into a formwork in which PC steel wires are arranged, rotating the formwork in that state, compacting the concrete, and performing predetermined curing. . The concrete produced by such a method shows a fracture behavior called so-called explosion, which is pulverized at the moment when the limit of strength is exceeded, while it is dense and has high strength with little moisture. That is, it is a characteristic of high strength but small stickiness (brittleness).

  For this reason, if an electric pole vibrates due to an earthquake, the concrete explosion will occur at the moment the critical displacement is reached, and the concrete will be crushed and broken. ing.

Therefore, the inventor disclosed in Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2013-117088), in the seismic reinforcement method for the electric column (20) built on the foundation (10), is displaced at an appropriate interval from the upper end to the lower side of the electric column. The support members (30) of the restraining reinforcing members (40, 50) are arranged and fixed, and the displacement restraining reinforcing members are attached through the supporting members, and the lower ends are fixed to the base portion to restrain the displacement of each part of the electrification column. A seismic retrofitting method for electrified poles was proposed.
JP 2013-117088 A

  In the conventional seismic reinforcement method, it is important in construction to introduce an appropriate tension to the wire member which is the displacement suppressing reinforcement member (40, 50) passed between the two support members (30). Come. However, an appropriate support for introducing an appropriate tension to the wire member so as not to install the wire member in a loose state in construction has been a problem because it has not been proposed so far.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, a wire member support according to the present invention is a wire member support having a longitudinal direction and being attached to a plurality of electrification pillars and having a wire member bridged over the wire member support. It is characterized by having a loop portion on which the wire is hung at the tip, and an extending rod extending in the longitudinal direction.

  Further, the wire member support according to the present invention has a bottom surface portion provided on the other end side of the loop portion in the longitudinal direction, and the electrification is performed by an adhesive or an adhesive applied to the bottom surface portion. It is attached to a pillar.

  Further, the wire member support according to the present invention has an outer cylinder portion standing on the bottom surface portion, and the outer cylinder portion includes a first inner diameter portion having a first inner diameter, and the first And a second inner diameter portion having a second inner diameter smaller than the inner diameter.

Further, the wire member support according to the present invention has an enlarged diameter portion at an end portion of the extended rod where the loop portion is not provided, and the enlarged diameter portion is provided at the first inner diameter portion. It is fitted inside.

  The wire member support according to the present invention is characterized in that a through hole is provided in the extension rod and the second inner diameter portion, and a common pin member is inserted into each through hole.

  The wire member support according to the present invention is characterized in that a spring member is disposed on the first inner diameter portion.

  The wire member support according to the present invention is characterized in that an introduction hole for introducing a fluid into the inside of the outer cylinder portion is arranged in the first inner diameter portion.

  In the wire member support according to the present invention, a spring member is disposed in the first inner diameter portion, and an introduction hole for introducing a fluid into the outer cylinder portion is disposed in the first inner diameter portion. It is characterized by that.

  In addition, the wire member support according to the present invention is characterized in that a valve portion for controlling the flow rate of the fluid introduced into the outer cylinder portion is provided.

  The wire member support according to the present invention is characterized in that the fluid is grout.

  In the wire member support according to the present invention, the fluid is a gas.

  The wire member support according to the present invention is characterized in that the fluid is oil.

  Further, the wire member support according to the present invention is a wire member support that is attached to a plurality of cylindrical electric poles and on which a wire member is hung, and a loop portion on which the wire member is hung, and the loop portion And an expansion / contraction mechanism using rotation of a screw with respect to the electric pole.

  Moreover, the seismic reinforcement method according to the present invention is characterized in that the wire member support tool according to any one of the above is used to apply tension to the wire member to perform seismic reinforcement of the electrified column.

  The wire member support according to the present invention has a loop portion around which the wire member is hung at the tip, and is provided with an extension rod extending in the longitudinal direction. Such a wire member support according to the present invention is provided. According to the tool, it is possible to easily introduce appropriate tension to the wire member so that the wire member is not installed in a loose state during construction.

  Moreover, according to the seismic reinforcement method using the wire member support according to the present invention, it is possible to perform the seismic reinforcement work for the electrified columns easily and in a short time.

It is a front view of the electrification pillar 50 by which the earthquake-proof reinforcement was performed using the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of the electrification pillar 50 by which earthquake-proof reinforcement was performed using the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the main components which comprise the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the basic composition of wire member support tool 100 concerning the embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the process in which tension | tensile_strength is introduced into the wire member 500 with the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on other embodiment of this invention.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, in this specification, it refers to all the technical matters currently disclosed by patent document 1 (Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 2013-1117088), and uses it.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of an electric pole 50 subjected to seismic reinforcement using a wire member support 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 uses the wire member support 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view of the electrification pillar 50 by which anti-seismic reinforcement was performed.

  In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, in order to avoid complication of the drawings, the seismic reinforcement that is symmetrical with respect to the hypothetical center axis of the electrification column 50 with respect to the illustrated seismic reinforcement structure. The structure is not shown.

  When the electric pole 50 is deformed by shaking due to an earthquake, it breaks at the moment when the limit deformation amount is reached. Therefore, in order to prevent the electric pole 50 from being broken due to an earthquake, even if the foundation 30 such as a viaduct vibrates, the electric pole 50 itself may be prevented from shaking as much as possible so as not to reach the limit displacement. Therefore, in this embodiment, the earthquake-proof reinforcement structure for restraining the deformation amount of the foundation part 30 at the time of an earthquake is arrange | positioned.

  In FIG. 1, wire member support tools 100 are attached to a plurality of places at appropriate intervals from the upper end to the lower part of the electric pole 50 built on the foundation 30. The installation interval of the wire member support 100 is set as appropriate, such as narrowing at the lower end and upper end where the applied acceleration and displacement are large and widening the middle.

In the wire member support 100, for example, one end of a pair of semicircular arc bands facing each other is hinge-coupled, and a member (not shown) that can bolt each semicircular arc band free end is electrified column 50.
It is configured by fixing it to the support bracket and attaching it. Or you may make it attach to the electrification pillar 50 by apply | coating an adhesive material or an adhesive material to the bottom face part of the wire member support tool 100 by this.

  One end of a wire member 500 made of steel material, steel wire, synthetic fiber or the like for displacement suppression is attached to a support metal fitting of the wire member support 100 at the upper end of the electric pole 50 at a symmetrical position. They are wound symmetrically and spirally, attached to the support fitting of the wire member support tool 100 and wound to the lower end of the electrification column 50, and the end portion is fixed to the anchor portion 70 provided on the base portion 30. 1 and 2 do not show the seismic reinforcing structure shown in FIG. 1 and the seismic reinforcing structure that is symmetrical with respect to the virtual central axis of the electric pole 50.

  By winding the wire member 500 in a spiral manner in this way, no matter what direction the electric column 50 is subjected to a large acceleration, each portion of the electric column 50 is stretched by the wire member 500 stretched between the wire member supports 100. Therefore, the displacement can be suppressed within a limit displacement that causes breakage.

  Note that the number of wire members 500 is not necessarily two but may be one. Further, the number of wires may be further increased to be spirally wound, and for example, three wire members may be called 120 ° intervals or four wire members may be called 90 ° intervals without necessarily being spirally wound. Thus, by attaching a plurality of wire members to each wire member support tool 100 linearly from the upper end to the lower end of the electric pole 50 at a predetermined angular interval and fixing them to the base portion 30, the electric pole 50 from any direction It is possible to restrain the displacement even if acceleration acts on the. By constraining the displacement of the electric pole 50, the influence on the base of the electric pole 50 is also reduced, which is effective in preventing damage to the base of the electric pole 50.

  In the seismic reinforcement method as described above, it is important in terms of construction to introduce an appropriate tension to the wire member 500, which is a displacement suppression reinforcing material passed between the two wire member supports 100. . Therefore, the wire member support 100 according to the present invention, which is suitable for introducing an appropriate tension to the wire member 500, will be described below.

  3A and 3B are views for explaining main parts constituting the wire member support 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3A is a view showing the outer cylinder member 200, and FIG. FIG. Moreover, FIG. 4 is a figure explaining the basic composition of the wire member support tool 100 which concerns on embodiment of this invention combined with the outer cylinder member 200 and the extending member 300. FIG.

  The outer cylinder member 200 is a substantially cylindrical member, and can be formed of, for example, a stainless steel material. The virtual central axis direction of the substantially cylindrical outer cylinder member 200 is defined as the longitudinal direction of the wire member support tool 100. Such a wire member support tool 100 is attached to the electric column 50 such that the longitudinal direction extends in a direction perpendicular to the central axis of the columnar electric column 50.

  A cylindrical outer tube portion 210 is erected from the bottom surface portion 205. The bottom surface portion 205 can be used as an application portion for an adhesive or a pressure-sensitive adhesive when the wire member support tool 100 is attached to the electric pole 50. In addition, as an adhesive applied to the bottom face portion 205, an epoxy resin-based or acrylic resin-based adhesive can be used, and as an adhesive, a rubber-based, acrylic-based, hot-melt-based, or silicone-based adhesive is used. Can be used.

The outer tubular portion 210, a first inner diameter portion 211 having a first inner diameter (phi _1), second inner diameter portion 212 having a first inner diameter (phi ₁₎ smaller than the first inner diameter (phi ₂₎ And are provided. When the wire member support tool 100 is completed, as shown in FIG. 4, the first inner diameter portion 211 of the outer tube portion 210 is fitted with the enlarged diameter portion 320 of the extending member 300, and the second inner diameter portion 212. In this state, the extension rod 310 of the extension member 300 is inserted.

  The second inner diameter portion 212 of the outer cylinder portion 210 is provided with a through hole 213 through which the pin member 400 can be inserted.

The extension member 300 includes an extension rod 310, a loop portion 330 provided at one end portion of the extension rod 310, and an enlarged diameter portion 320 provided at the other end portion of the extension rod 310. It is composed of The enlarged diameter portion 320 has an outer diameter slightly smaller than the first inner diameter (φ ₁ ), and the first inner diameter portion 211 of the outer cylinder portion 210 can be operated in the left-right direction on the paper surface. As a result, the extension rod 310 allows the outer cylinder portion 210 to be accommodated in or protruded from the outer cylinder portion 210.

The relationship between the outer diameter of the extension rod 310 and the second inner diameter (φ ₂ ) of the second inner diameter portion 212 is as follows.
It is set so that 0 is slidable and a high sealing property is provided between the extension rod 310 and the second inner diameter portion 212. In addition, you may make it provide an O-ring etc. between the extension rod 310 and the 2nd internal diameter part 212 as needed.

  Further, the extension rod 310 is provided with a through hole 313 into which the pin member 400 can be inserted.

  It is assumed that the wire member 500 is wound around the loop portion 330 of the extending member 300 or the wire member 500 is fixed and attached.

  Next, a configuration for introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to the present invention having the above basic configuration will be described.

  5 and 6 are diagrams illustrating a process of introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

  In the initial state of the wire member support tool 100 according to the present embodiment, the spring member 250 is stored in the first inner diameter portion 211 of the outer cylinder portion 210 in a compressed state. Further, the common pin member 400 is inserted into the through hole 313 of the extension rod 310 and the through hole 213 of the second inner diameter portion 212.

  The wire member support 100 in such an initial state is attached to the electric pole 50 as shown in FIG.

  Subsequently, the wire member 500 is passed between another wire member support tool 100 (not shown). At this time, the wire member 500 is attached to or wrapped around the loop portion 330 so as not to be loosened.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 6, the pin member 400 inserted through the through hole 213 of the second inner diameter portion 212 and the through hole 313 of the extension rod 310 is pulled out. As a result, the spring member 250 pushes the enlarged diameter portion 320 of the extension member 300 to the right in the drawing, the extension rod 310 extends from the outer cylinder member 200, and the wire member 500 is attached or wound. The loop portion 330 is also displaced rightward on the paper surface. Thereby, tension can be introduced into the wire member 500.

As described above, the wire member support tool 100 according to the present invention has the loop portion 330 on which the wire member 500 is hung at the tip, and is provided with the extension rod 310 extending in the longitudinal direction. According to the wire member support tool 100 according to the present invention as described above, it is possible to easily introduce appropriate tension to the wire member 500 so that the wire member 500 is not installed in a loose state during the construction. Become.

  Moreover, according to the seismic reinforcement method using the wire member support tool 100 according to the present invention, it is possible to perform the seismic reinforcement work for the electrified column 50 simply and in a short time.

  Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described. 7 to 9 are diagrams illustrating a process of introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

  In the previous embodiment, the spring member 250 was used to push the expanded diameter portion 320 of the extending member 300 rightward in the drawing, whereas in the present embodiment, the expanded diameter of the extending member 300 was increased. A fluid is used to push the portion 320 to the right of the page.

  For this reason, in the present embodiment, the first inner diameter portion 211 is provided with an introduction hole 220 for introducing a fluid into the outer cylinder portion 210. Furthermore, a valve portion 230 that controls the flow rate of the fluid introduced into the outer cylinder portion 210 is provided at the fluid introduction pre-stage portion of the introduction hole 220.

  The valve unit 230 is provided with an inlet-side channel 231 and an outlet-side channel 232 and a valve port 233 between the inlet-side channel 231 and the outlet-side channel 232 as fluid channels. The outlet-side flow path 232 of the valve unit 230 and the introduction hole 220 are connected to each other. The fluid from the outlet side channel 232 is introduced into the outer cylinder part 210.

  The amount of fluid passing through the valve port 233 is controlled by the valve body 235. The valve body 235 is displaced by the operation unit 237.

  Next, a procedure for introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to another embodiment configured as described above will be described.

  In the initial state of the wire member support tool 100 according to the present embodiment, the common pin member 400 is inserted into the through hole 313 of the extension rod 310 and the through hole 213 of the second inner diameter portion 212. Has been.

  The wire member support 100 in such an initial state is attached to the electric pole 50 as shown in FIG.

  Subsequently, the wire member 500 is passed between another wire member support tool 100 (not shown). At this time, the wire member 500 is attached to or wrapped around the loop portion 330 so as not to be loosened.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 8, the pin member 400 inserted through the through hole 213 of the second inner diameter portion 212 and the through hole 313 of the extension rod 310 is pulled out. Subsequently, the fluid is introduced into the inlet-side channel 231 of the valve unit 230 by a fluid introduction unit (not shown) and the operation unit 237 is operated to introduce the fluid into the outer cylinder unit 210.

As a result, as shown in FIG. 8, the fluid pushes the enlarged diameter portion 320 of the extending member 300 to the right in the drawing, the extending rod 310 extends from the outer cylindrical member 200, and the wire member 500 is attached or wound. The loop portion 330 that is being hung is also displaced to the right in the drawing. Thereby, tension can be introduced into the wire member 500.

  After the tension is appropriately introduced into the wire member 500, the operation unit 237 of the valve unit 230 is operated to block the inflow of fluid, as shown in FIG. Thereby, the tension | tensile_strength of the wire member 500 will be maintained appropriately.

  Here, as the fluid, for example, a grout of a building material can be used. In this case, the grout is solidified and the tension of the wire member 500 can be stably maintained. As the grout, any of inorganic fillers such as cement milk and organic fillers such as epoxy resins and acrylic resins can be used.

  Further, as the fluid, gas, oil such as hydraulic oil, or the like can be used. In this case, the wire member support tool 100 can also serve as a damper, and when the tension of the wire member 500 is reduced, the valve portion 230 is operated and gas or oil is placed inside the outer tube portion 210. It becomes possible to perform maintenance by refilling.

  In the present embodiment, grout, gas, oil, and the like are given as examples of the fluid introduced into the outer cylinder portion 210, but other fluids can be used as appropriate.

  In the present embodiment, the valve portion 230 is provided in the outer cylinder portion 210. However, if a configuration is provided in which the introduction hole 220 is closed after the fluid is introduced into the outer cylinder portion 210, the valve is provided. The unit 230 is not always necessary.

  Even with the above-described wire member support tool 100 according to another embodiment and the seismic reinforcement method using the wire member support tool 100 according to another embodiment, the same effects as those of the previous embodiment can be obtained. Can do.

  Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described. 10 to 12 are diagrams illustrating a process of introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

  In the first embodiment, the spring member 250 is used to push the enlarged diameter portion 320 of the extending member 300 rightward in the drawing, and in the second embodiment, the enlarged diameter portion 320 of the extending member 300 is changed. The fluid is used to push the paper rightward in the drawing, but in the third embodiment, both the spring member 250 and the fluid are used.

  In the initial state of the wire member support tool 100 according to the third embodiment, the spring member 250 is stored in the first inner diameter portion 211 of the outer tube portion 210 in a compressed state. Further, the common pin member 400 is inserted into the through hole 313 of the extension rod 310 and the through hole 213 of the second inner diameter portion 212.

  In addition to the configuration relating to the spring member 250 as described above, in the present embodiment, the first inner diameter portion 211 is provided with an introduction hole 220 for introducing a fluid into the outer cylinder portion 210. Furthermore, a valve portion 230 that controls the flow rate of the fluid introduced into the outer cylinder portion 210 is provided at the fluid introduction pre-stage portion of the introduction hole 220.

  The valve unit 230 is provided with an inlet-side channel 231 and an outlet-side channel 232 and a valve port 233 between the inlet-side channel 231 and the outlet-side channel 232 as fluid channels. The outlet-side flow path 232 of the valve unit 230 and the introduction hole 220 are connected to each other. The fluid from the outlet side channel 232 is introduced into the outer cylinder part 210.

  The amount of fluid passing through the valve port 233 is controlled by the valve body 235. The valve body 235 is displaced by the operation unit 237.

  Next, a procedure for introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to another embodiment configured as described above will be described.

  As described above, in the initial state of the wire member support 100 according to the present embodiment, the spring member 250 is stored in the first inner diameter portion 211 of the outer cylinder portion 210 in a compressed state. Further, the common pin member 400 is inserted into the through hole 313 of the extension rod 310 and the through hole 213 of the second inner diameter portion 212.

  The wire member support 100 in such an initial state is attached to the electric pole 50 as shown in FIG.

  Subsequently, the wire member 500 is passed between another wire member support tool 100 (not shown). At this time, the wire member 500 is attached to or wrapped around the loop portion 330 so as not to be loosened.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 11, the pin member 400 inserted through the through hole 213 of the second inner diameter portion 212 and the through hole 313 of the extension rod 310 is pulled out. As a result, the spring member 250 pushes the enlarged diameter portion 320 of the extension member 300 to the right in the drawing, the extension rod 310 extends from the outer cylinder member 200, and the wire member 500 is attached or wound. The loop portion 330 is also displaced rightward on the paper surface. Thereby, a certain amount of tension can be introduced into the wire member 500.

  Subsequently, the fluid is introduced into the inlet-side channel 231 of the valve unit 230 by a fluid introduction unit (not shown) and the operation unit 237 is operated to introduce the fluid into the outer cylinder unit 210.

  Thereby, in addition to the urging force of the spring member 250, the fluid further pushes the enlarged diameter portion 320 of the extending member 300 to the right side of the paper surface, thereby extending the extending rod 310 from the outer cylindrical member 200. The loop portion 330 to which the member 500 is attached or wound is further displaced to the right of the paper surface. As a result, a larger tension can be introduced into the wire member 500.

  After the tension is appropriately introduced into the wire member 500, the operation unit 237 of the valve unit 230 is operated to block the inflow of fluid, as shown in FIG. Thereby, the tension | tensile_strength of the wire member 500 will be maintained appropriately.

  Here, as the fluid, for example, a grout of a building material can be used. In this case, the grout is solidified and the tension of the wire member 500 can be stably maintained. As the grout, any of inorganic fillers such as cement milk and organic fillers such as epoxy resins and acrylic resins can be used.

  Further, as the fluid, gas, oil such as hydraulic oil, or the like can be used. In this case, the wire member support tool 100 can also serve as a damper, and when the tension of the wire member 500 is reduced, the valve portion 230 is operated and gas or oil is placed inside the outer tube portion 210. It becomes possible to perform maintenance by refilling.

In the present embodiment, grout, gas, oil, and the like are given as examples of the fluid introduced into the outer cylinder portion 210, but other fluids can be used as appropriate.

  In the present embodiment, the valve portion 230 is provided in the outer cylinder portion 210. However, if a configuration is provided in which the introduction hole 220 is closed after the fluid is introduced into the outer cylinder portion 210, the valve is provided. The unit 230 is not always necessary.

  Even with the above-described wire member support tool 100 according to another embodiment and the seismic reinforcement method using the wire member support tool 100 according to another embodiment, the same effects as those of the previous embodiment can be obtained. Can do.

  Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described. 13 and 14 are diagrams illustrating a process of introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

  In the present embodiment, the jack structure portion 600 is used as a configuration for displacing the loop portion 330 to the right in the drawing. Here, as the jack structure portion 600, a conventionally known expansion / contraction mechanism using rotation of a screw can be used.

  In the jack structure portion 600 of this embodiment, the connection pins 619 and 620 are passed through the bearing holes formed in the loop portion support portion 610 that supports the loop portion 330 and the right end portions 611a and 612a, respectively, and the loop portion support portion 610. The right ends 611a and 612a are rotatably supported by a pair of first arms 611 and 612, and the left ends 611b and 612b of the first arms 611 and 612 have two connecting shafts 616 and right ends 613b and 614b, respectively. Connection pins 621 and 622 are respectively passed through bearing holes formed in a pair of second arms 613 and 614 that are rotatably connected via 617 and left end portions 613a and 614a of the second arms 613 and 614, respectively. A pedestal 615 that rotatably supports each of the second arms 613 and 614, a first arm 611 and 612, and a second arm And a threaded member 618 that is inserted through the arm 613 and 614 between pivotally connected to two connecting shafts 616 and 617. The screw member 618 is provided with a handle portion 618a.

  Next, a procedure for introducing tension to the wire member 500 by the wire member support 100 according to another embodiment configured as described above will be described.

  First, the wire member support tool 100 is attached to the electrification column 50 as shown in FIG.

  Subsequently, the wire member 500 is passed between another wire member support tool 100 (not shown). At this time, the wire member 500 is attached to or wrapped around the loop portion 330 so as not to be loosened.

  Next, the screw member 618 of the jack structure part 600 of this embodiment is rotated, and the first arms 611 and 612 and the second arms 613 and 614 are extended. Then, the loop portion 330 is also displaced rightward in the drawing, and it is possible to introduce an appropriate tension to the wire member 500 by the jack structure portion 600 as shown in FIG. Further, by adjusting the rotation of the screw member 618, it is possible to introduce an arbitrary tension to the wire member 500. Further, by providing a mechanism (not shown) for locking the screw member 618, the tension of the wire member 500 can be stably maintained.

The same effects as those of the previous embodiment can also be obtained by the above-described seismic reinforcement method using the wire member support 100 having the jack structure 600 and the wire member support 100 having the jack structure 600. Can do.

  As described above, the wire member support according to the present invention has a loop portion around which the wire member is hung and provided with an extending rod extending in the longitudinal direction. According to the member support tool, it is possible to easily introduce an appropriate tension to the wire member so that the wire member is not placed in a loose state during the construction.

  Moreover, according to the seismic reinforcement method using the wire member support according to the present invention, it is possible to perform the seismic reinforcement work for the electrified column 50 simply and in a short time.

30 ... Foundation part 50 ... Electric pole 70 ... Anchor part 100 ... Wire member support tool 200 ... Outer cylinder member 205 ... Bottom part 210 ... Outer cylinder part 211 ... 1st inside diameter part 212 ... 2nd inside diameter part 213 ... Through-hole 220 ... Introducing hole 230 ... Valve part 231 ... Inlet side channel 232 ... Outlet side channel 235 ... Valve body 233 ... Valve port 237 ... Operation part 250 ... Spring member 300 ... Extension member 310 ... Extension rod 313 ... Through hole 320 ... Diameter expansion part 330 ... -Loop part 400 ... Pin member 500 ... Wire member 600 ... Jack structure part 610 ... Loop part support part 611, 612 ... First arm 611a, 612a ... Right end part 611b, 612b ... Left end 613, 614 ... Second arm 613a 614a ... Left end portion 613b, 614b ... Right end portion 615 ... Pedestal portion 616,617 ... Connection shaft 618 ... Screw member 618a ... Handle portion 619,620 ... Connection pin 621, 622 ... Connecting pin

Claims (14)

A wire member support that has a longitudinal direction and is attached to a plurality of electrification poles and on which a wire member is bridged,
A wire member support, comprising: a loop portion around which the wire member is hung, and an extension rod extending in the longitudinal direction. On the other end side of the loop portion in the longitudinal direction, a bottom surface portion is provided,
The wire member support according to claim 1, wherein the wire member support is attached to the electrification column by an adhesive or an adhesive applied to the bottom surface. An outer cylinder portion standing on the bottom surface portion;
3. The outer cylinder portion is provided with a first inner diameter portion having a first inner diameter and a second inner diameter portion having a second inner diameter smaller than the first inner diameter. The wire member support according to the description. The end of the extension rod where the loop portion is not provided has an enlarged diameter portion,
The wire member support according to claim 3, wherein the enlarged diameter portion is fitted into the first inner diameter portion. The wire member support according to claim 3 or 4, wherein a through hole is provided in the extension rod and the second inner diameter portion, and a common pin member is inserted into each through hole. Ingredients. The wire member support according to any one of claims 3 to 5, wherein a spring member is disposed on the first inner diameter portion. The wire member support according to any one of claims 3 to 5, wherein an introduction hole for introducing a fluid into the outer cylindrical portion is arranged in the first inner diameter portion. A spring member is disposed on the first inner diameter portion,
The wire member support according to any one of claims 3 to 5, wherein an introduction hole for introducing a fluid into the outer cylindrical portion is arranged in the first inner diameter portion. The wire member support according to claim 7 or 8, wherein a valve portion for controlling a flow rate of a fluid introduced into the outer cylinder portion is provided. The wire member support according to any one of claims 7 to 9, wherein the fluid is grout. The wire member support according to any one of claims 7 to 9, wherein the fluid is a gas. The wire member support according to any one of claims 7 to 9, wherein the fluid is oil. A wire member support that is attached to a plurality of cylindrical electric poles and on which a wire member is bridged,
A loop portion on which the wire member is bridged;
A wire member support, comprising: an extension mechanism using a screw rotation with respect to the electric pole. A seismic reinforcement method for applying seismic reinforcement to an electrified column by applying tension to the wire member using the wire member support tool according to any one of claims 1 to 13.

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