JP2021197874A - Cable take-out protective member, cable take-out structure for taking out cable from pipeline having cable take-out protective member, and laminated structure of pipeline of square electric conduit - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a cable take-out protective member having excellent assembly workability, a structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline using the protective member, and a laminated structure for a pipeline of a square conduit.SOLUTION: In a state in which an upper half-split member 2a and a lower half-split member 2b are combined, a front cylindrical portion 31, an intermediate cylindrical portion 32, and a rear cylindrical portion 33 are formed in order from one end to the other end in a pipe axial direction of each half-split member. The front cylindrical portion 31, the intermediate cylindrical portion 32, and the rear cylindrical portion 33 of each half-split member are combined to form an integral cylindrical portion 3. That is, the cylindrical portion 3 is formed in a substantially circular cross-sectional shape. A branch portion 5 is provided in the intermediate cylindrical portion 32 of the upper half-split member 2a which is one half-split member. A connecting portion 8 to which another conduit can be connected is formed at the end of the branch portion 5.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a protective member for taking out a cable used for a branch portion of a cable that can be assembled with one touch, a structure for taking out a cable from a conduit using the protective member, and a laminated structure for a conduit of a square conduit.

Conventionally, the electric wire cable may be branched with respect to the laying structure of the electric wire cable inserted through the protective tube. In this case, a branch member for branching the electric wire cable from the protective tube is required. In recent years, with the practical application of 5G communication, the number of cables used and the number of branches thereof are expected to increase. For this reason, there is an increasing need for a protective member for taking out a cable, which is easy to attach to a cable protective tube or an electric wire tube buried in the ground and has excellent water stopping property.

As an underground pipe for branching such a cable, for example, the inside of the pipe is divided into two by a separating plate, a trunk cable is placed on one side, and a branch cable branched from the trunk cable is placed and accommodated on one side to protect the pipe. An underground pipe has been proposed (Patent Document 1). In the underground pipe of Patent Document 1, both ends in the width direction of the separation plate abut on the inner wall of the buried pipe to divide the inside of the pipe into two in the vertical direction, and an arc-shaped plate abutting on the inner wall of the underground pipe is provided. In this underground buried pipe, a branch pipe joint is formed in the middle of the pipeline, and the branch cable in the pipe is pulled out to the branch pipe through this branch pipe joint.

Further, as a structure of a branch portion of another cable, a structure of a protective tube made of a highly corrosion-proof synthetic resin into which a communication cable is inserted or a joint having a branch tube has been proposed (Patent Document 2). Inside this protective tube, a net-like object that is divided into upper and lower parts in the longitudinal direction is provided, a trunk cable is arranged in the lower space, and a lead-in cable is arranged in the upper space. Further, a branch pipe is provided so as to project diagonally upward with respect to the upper space.

Further, there has been proposed a pipe branch cover provided at a pipe branch of a protective pipe through which a cable or the like is passed (Patent Document 3). In the pipe branch portion of Patent Document 3, the main pipe and the branch pipe are held by a pipe branch cover having an open bottom. The main pipe is held by the main pipe holding portion of the pipe branch cover, and a branch pipe holding protrusion is provided on the inner surface near the tip of the branch pipe holding portion. The waveform of the outer circumference of the branch pipe inserted into the branch pipe holding portion is locked and fixed by the branch pipe holding protrusion.

Further, a construction method has been proposed in which, when a cable is pulled into a new customer, the inner pipe is branched without installing a hand hole at a position where the inner pipe is branched (Patent Document 4). The construction method of this cable branching portion is a branching method in which the inner pipe housed in the outer pipe is branched. Specifically, first, an opening is formed in the outer tube, and a predetermined length of the inner tube to be branched using the opening is excised. Next, a branch member is attached to each end of the excised inner pipe so that the ends communicate with each other, and the inner branch pipe is passed through the opening and protrudes to the outside of the outer pipe. Then, the branch structure can be obtained by inserting the inner branch pipe into the outer branch pipe and sealing the opening with the saddle portion.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2007-143394 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-174544 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2011-041395 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2004-08953

However, the structure described in Patent Document 1 is divided into upper and lower parts in which a branch pipe joint is formed in the middle of the pipeline. Further, the structures described in Patent Document 2 and Patent Document 4 are an inner pipe or a protective pipe having a branch portion. All of these have an integrated tubular tube structure having a rigid Y-shaped branch portion, and if an attempt is made to take out the cable using this, the take-out member cannot be easily assembled. There is a problem.

On the other hand, Patent Document 3 relates to a cover member that can be easily attached and detached, but since the cover member does not cover the entire main pipe except for the branch portion, water may infiltrate through the gap between the contact surface between the main pipe and the cover. There is also a problem with water stopping. That is, Patent Document 3 is structurally merely a cover that closes the opening of the branch portion. As described above, none of the inventions of Patent Documents 1 to 4 is excellent in assembly workability, and there is a problem in water stopping.

The present invention has been made in view of such a problem, a protective member for taking out a cable having excellent assembly workability, a structure for taking out a cable from a conduit using the protective member, and stacking of a conduit of a square conduit. The purpose is to provide the structure.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the first invention is a protective member for taking out a cable in which two half-split members are combined and then the two half-split members are fixed, and the half-split members are combined. In the state, a front cylindrical portion, an intermediate tubular portion, and a rear tubular portion are formed in order from one end portion in the pipe axis direction of the half-split member toward the other end portion, and the front cylindrical portion is formed. Inside the intermediate tubular portion and the rear tubular portion, continuous substantially semi-cylindrical portions are in contact with each other from the front tubular portion to the rear tubular portion to form a substantially cylindrical space. One of the half-split members is a semi-cylindrical member having a branch portion in the intermediate tubular portion, and the other half-split member is a semi-cylindrical member in which the intermediate tubular portion does not have a branch portion. There, both foot portions having a predetermined thickness having tip protrusions are formed from both side portions of the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion of the one half-split member toward the other half-split member, and the other Openings into which both feet can be inserted are formed on both sides of the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion of the half-split member, and the two-foot portions of the one half-split member are the other. When the half-split member is inserted into the opening and both are fitted, the side end portion of the one half-split member is brought into contact with the side end portion of the other half-split member, and the opening is formed. It is a protective member for taking out a cable, characterized in that one half-split member is fixed to the other half-split member by fitting the tip protrusions of both feet to the portion.

The front tubular portion, the intermediate tubular portion excluding the branch portion, and the rear tubular portion are all semi-cylindrical, and the branch portion is formed on one of the half-split members from the intermediate tubular portion. It may be formed so as to project in a cylindrical shape at a predetermined angle, and a connecting portion to which another conduit can be connected may be formed at the branch portion.

In this case, the connection portion may be formed of either a male screw structure composed of a spiral groove or a male fitting portion composed of a retaining ring and rubber packing.

The inner peripheral surface and side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion excluding the branch portion of the one half split member, and the inner peripheral surface and side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion of the other half split member A water-absorbent water-expandable nonwoven fabric may be bonded, and reinforcing ribs may be formed on the outer periphery of each of the intermediate tubular portions.

The opening into which both feet are inserted is formed at one end of the opening in the tube axial direction, which is larger than the thickness of both feet and smaller than the thickness of the tip protrusion of both feet. By providing a narrow cross-section reduction portion through which the tip protrusion cannot pass, and sliding the one half-split member toward the cross-section reduction portion of the opening of the other half-split member, the cross-section reduction portion is provided. It may be possible to prevent the both feet from coming off.

When the conduit is not connected to the connection portion, the connection portion may be covered with a water stop valve.

Further, it is a cable take-out protective member to which the two half-split members are fixed after the two half-split members are combined, and in a state where the half-split members are combined, the pipe axis direction of the half-split member. A front cylindrical portion, an intermediate tubular portion, and a rear tubular portion are formed in order from one end to the other end, and one of the half-split members has a branch portion in the intermediate tubular portion. The inside of the intermediate tubular portion is a semi-cylindrical member formed in a semi-arc shape, and the other half-split member has the intermediate tubular portion having no branch portion and the intermediate cylinder. The inside of the shaped portion is a semi-cylindrical member formed in a semi-arc shape, and the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion are both formed from the bottom surface and both side surfaces as both side portions substantially orthogonal to the bottom surface. Further, each inner circumference has a substantially rectangular shape whose diameter is expanded from the intermediate tubular portion, and the intermediate tubular portion has a substantially arc shape whose inner peripheral surface is reduced in diameter from the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion. Both feet are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate tubular portion of the one half-split member, and openings are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate tubular portion of the other half-split member. , A stepped deep hole consisting of a small-diameter portion and an expanded portion whose lower portion is expanded from a predetermined position of the opening, in which both feet and the tip protrusions of both feet can be accommodated inside. The tip of the intermediate tubular portion of the member abuts on the tip of the intermediate tubular portion of the other half-split member, and both feet of the one half-split member are the openings of the other half-split member. The small diameter portion of the stepped deep hole accommodates the main body of both feet, the widened portion accommodates the tip protrusion, and the front cylindrical portion and the rear portion. The tubular portion may form a substantially square space when both are fitted together. Here, when both are fitted, a space having a substantially square cross-sectional shape and a space having a substantially circular shape whose diameter is reduced from the above space, in the order of the front cylindrical portion, the intermediate tubular portion, and the rear tubular portion. A substantially square-shaped space will be continuously formed.

In this case, the branch portion is formed on the one half-split member so as to project cylindrically from the intermediate tubular portion at a predetermined angle, and another conduit can be connected in the vicinity of the tip of the branch portion. Connections may be formed.

Water expandability on the inner peripheral surface and side end surface of both the half-split members except for the branch portion of the intermediate tubular portion, and the entire inner peripheral surface of the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion. The non-woven fabric may be bonded.

A connection portion having a substantially cylindrical shape near the tip of the branch portion may be formed in one or two stages having different diameters, and a conduit may be connected to the connection portion.

The connection portion may be formed of either a male screw structure composed of a spiral groove or a male fitting portion composed of a retaining ring and rubber packing.

When the conduit is not connected to the connection portion, it may be possible to cover it with a water stop valve.

Instead of providing the both feet and the opening in the intermediate tubular portion, the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion may be provided.

The distance between the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion in the tube axis direction may be set to a length that coincides with the arrangement interval of the large diameter portion of the rectangular conduit fixed to the cable take-out protective member.

According to the first invention, the cable take-out protective member can be obtained by simply inserting both feet of one half-split member into the opening of the other half-split member, so that the cable can be assembled with one touch. .. As described above, since the protective member for taking out the cable is positioned and fixed by inserting the member into the openings of both feet, it is easy to install and can be assembled with one touch. Further, the protective member for taking out the cable can be applied to either a new pipeline or an existing pipeline.

Further, if the front tubular portion, the intermediate tubular portion excluding the branch portion, and the rear tubular portion are all semi-cylindrical, it can be applied to a tubular body having a circular cross section.

Also, if the connection is formed by either a threaded structure consisting of a spiral groove or a male fitting part consisting of a retaining ring and rubber packing, the other protective tube to the connection may be formed. Easy to connect.

Further, if a water-absorbent water-expandable non-woven fabric is attached to a part of the inner peripheral surface and the side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion, a protective member for taking out a cable having excellent water-stopping property can be obtained. In this way, since the structure is such that the water-stopping property is ensured by attaching the water-expandable non-woven fabric to the predetermined position on the inner surface of the half-split member, both the assembling property and the water-stopping property are compatible. be able to.

In addition, by sliding both feet toward the reduced cross-section of the opening where the cross-sectional area of the opening is small, the structure is such that the tip protrusions of both feet are engaged, so that assembly can be easily performed. Both feet do not come out of the opening.

Further, by making the connection portion covered with a water stop valve, the connection portion can be closed when the conduit is not connected to the connection portion.

In addition, the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion have a substantially rectangular shape with a diameter expanded from the intermediate tubular portion, so that the large diameter portion and the small diameter portion having a substantially rectangular cross section are alternately formed to form a cross section. It can be applied to square conduits in addition to circular conduits.

Further, even in this case, since the branch portion is formed so as to project cylindrically from the intermediate tubular portion at a predetermined angle, another conduit can be connected in the vicinity of the tip of the branch portion.

Further, as in the case of the branching of the electric wire tube having a circular cross section, water is absorbed on the entire circumference of the inner peripheral surface and the side end surface excluding the branch portion of the intermediate tubular portion, and the inner peripheral surface of the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion. If the water-expandable non-woven fabric is bonded, a protective member for taking out a cable having excellent water-stopping property can be obtained.

Further, if one or two stages of connecting portions having different diameters are formed in the vicinity of the tip of the cylindrical branch portion, conduits having different diameters can be connected to the connecting portion.

Also, in the case of a cable take-out protective member for a square electric wire tube, the connection portion is formed by either a screw structure consisting of a spiral groove or a male fitting portion consisting of a retaining ring and rubber packing. If so, it is easy to connect another protective tube to the connection portion.

Further, also in the case of a protective member for taking out a cable for a square electric wire tube, the connection portion can be closed when the electric wire tube is not connected to the connection portion by allowing the connection portion to be covered with a water stop valve. For example, in order to cover the threaded structure with a water stopcock, a screw type water stopcock may be screwed into the threaded structure, and in order to cover the male fitting part with a water stopcock, a cross section may be used. A substantially T-shaped water stop valve may be used to press-fit and fix the T-shaped convex portion to the tubular portion inside the tip of the connecting portion. In addition to the above, as the water stopcock, any shape of the water stopcock can be applied as long as it has a structure that can be fixed by another known method.

When used for branching a square conduit, both feet and openings may be provided in the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion instead of being provided in the intermediate tubular portion.

If the distance between the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion in the tube axis direction is set to a length that matches the arrangement interval of the large-diameter portion of the square conduit fixed to the cable take-out protective member, the cable It is also possible to install a protective member for taking out in the middle of the conduit of the existing square conduit.

The second invention is a structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having a protective member for taking out a cable according to the first invention, in which both foot portions of the one half-split member are of the other half-split member. With the tips of both feet fixed to the side end faces of the opening after being inserted into the opening, the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion are directed toward the outside of the cable take-out protective member, respectively. In the conduit of the electric wire pipe in which the electric wire pipe having a circular cross section is arranged, a predetermined number of cables are laid so as to be inserted from one of the electric wire pipes to the other, and a predetermined number of cables are laid from the electric wire pipe on either side. It is a structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having a protective member for taking out a cable, characterized in that the cable is laid in a state of being pulled into the branch portion.

According to the second invention, electric wires having a circular cross-sectional shape can be inserted from both sides of the cable take-out protective member to connect the two, and the cable can be branched from the connection portion.

The third invention is a structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having a protective member for taking out the cable according to the first invention, and a conduit having a circular cross section is arranged so as to pass through the protective member for taking out the cable. At a position corresponding to the opening provided in the lower part of the branch portion of the intermediate tubular portion of the conduit, a substantially rectangular opening larger than the opening is provided in the upper part of the conduit. , The electric wire of the cable taking-out protective member in which the both feet of the one half-split member are inserted into the opening of the other half-split member and the tip protrusions of the two feet are fixed to the side surface of the opening. In the conduit of the pipe, a predetermined number of cables are laid inside the conduit having a circular cross section passing through the protective member for taking out the cable, and a part of the predetermined number of cables is provided from one side of the conduit. It is a structure for taking out a cable from a conduit having a protective member for taking out a cable, which is laid in a state of being pulled into the branch portion.

According to the third invention, the cable can be branched from the opening formed in the conduit by penetrating the conduit for taking out the cable through the conduit having a circular cross section.

The fourth invention is a structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having the protective member for taking out the cable according to the first invention, and has the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion of the protective member for taking out the cable. Large-diameter portions of a square electric wire tube having a substantially square cross section are arranged to face each other at a predetermined distance from each other, and both foot portions of the one half-split member are placed in the opening of the other half-split member. With the square electric wire tube fitted and fixed to each of both sides of the cable take-out protective member after being inserted, the square electric wire tube is arranged to face each other at a predetermined distance from the square electric wire tube to the other. A predetermined number of cables are inserted so as to penetrate the pipes, and a predetermined number of cables are drawn from one of the square electric wire pipes to the branch portion of the one half-split member and laid. It is a structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having a protective member for taking out the cable.

The square conduit may be a double-walled rectangular conduit.

According to the fourth invention, square conduits can be inserted from both sides of the cable take-out protective member to connect the two, and the cable can be branched from the connection portion.

Further, even if the square conduit is a double-walled rectangular conduit, it can be similarly branched from the connection portion.

In the fifth invention, the cable take-out structure from the conduit having the cable take-out protective member according to the fourth invention is laminated on the uppermost stage of the laminated structure of the conduit of the rectangular conduit which is laminated in multiple rows. It is a laminated structure of conduits of square conduits, which is characterized by being made.

According to the fifth invention, the cable can be branched from the conduit of the rectangular conduits laminated in multiple rows and multiple stages.

According to the present invention, it is provided a protective member for taking out a cable which can be assembled with one touch and has excellent workability, a structure for taking out a cable from a conduit using the protective member, and a laminated structure for a conduit of a square conduit. Can be done.

(A) is an upward perspective view of the upper half-split member 2a, and (b) is a downward perspective view of the upper half-split member 2a. The perspective view of the lower half split member 2b. The perspective view which shows the protection member 1 for taking out a cable. (A) to (c) are diagrams showing the connection process between the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b. The perspective view which shows the protection member 1 for taking out a cable to which the water stop valve 10 is attached. The figure which shows the structure of taking out a cable from a pipeline using the protection member 1 for taking out a cable. The figure which shows the structure of taking out another cable from a pipeline using the protection member 1 for taking out a cable. (A) is a perspective view of the upper half-split member 2aa, and (b) is a side view of the upper half-split member 2aa. The perspective view of the lower half split member 2ba. (A) is a perspective view of the protective member 1a for taking out the cable, and (b) is a sectional view in the width direction of the protective member 1a for taking out the cable. A cross-sectional view in the axial direction of the protective member 1b for taking out the cable. The figure which shows the structure of taking out a cable from a pipeline using the protective member 1a for taking out a cable. The figure which shows the structure of taking out another cable from a pipeline using the protection member 1a for taking out a cable. (A) is a diagram showing a multi-row multi-stage laminated structure 16 of a square conduit, and (b) is a diagram showing a multi-row multi-stage laminated structure 16a of a square conduit.

(First Embodiment)
Hereinafter, the protective member for taking out the cable according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The cable take-out protective member according to the present embodiment is configured by combining two half-split members and then fixing the two half-split members.

First, the upper half split member will be described. FIG. 1A is an upward perspective view of the upper half-split member 2a, and FIG. 1B is a downward perspective view of the upper half-split member 2a. In the upper half-split member 2a, which is one half-split member, a front cylindrical portion 31, an intermediate tubular portion 32, and a rear tubular portion 33 are formed in this order from one end to the other end. The intermediate tubular portion 32 is provided with a branch portion 5. The upper half-split member 2a is made of a high-strength polyolefin resin such as high-density polyethylene or polypropylene.

The intermediate tubular portion 32 and the rear tubular portion 33 excluding the front tubular portion 31 and the branch portion 5 are all semi-cylindrical. The branch portion 5 is formed so as to project from the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the upper half-split member 2a in a cylindrical shape at a predetermined angle. At the end of the branch portion 5, a connecting portion 8 to which another conduit can be connected is formed.

The structure of the connecting portion 8 is not limited as long as it can be connected to other conduits, but for example, as shown in the figure, the connecting portion 8 has a male screw structure in which a spiral groove is formed. The connecting portion 8 may be a male fitting portion composed of a retaining ring and a rubber packing. That is, it is desirable that the connecting portion 8 is formed of either a male screw structure composed of a spiral groove or a male fitting portion composed of a retaining ring and rubber packing.

The retaining ring may be a C type having an opening or may be annular. It suffices if it can be locked with the locking claw formed on the retaining ring. By combining it with rubber packing, it is possible to prevent it from coming off and stop water. As the rubber packing, for example, EP rubber, SBR, CR, NBR, ACM rubber, EPDM / PP dynamically crosslinked elastomer, or the like can be applied. Further, the connecting portion 8 has a male screw structure composed of a spiral groove, and when the conduit is spirally connected, a water blocking member is attached to the surface of the threaded portion of the connecting portion 8 or the connecting portion 8 is connected. A waterproof member may be attached to the inner surface.

Both foot portions 4 are formed on the front tubular portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 of the upper half-split member 2a. Both foot portions 4 are formed from both side portions of the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 toward the lower side (lower half split member). Both foot portions 4 are formed to have a predetermined thickness, and have both foot portion tip protrusions 43 at the tip portions of the both foot portion main body 41. The protrusions 43 at the tips of both feet are formed so as to project outward from the main body 41 of both feet.

A water-absorbent water-expandable non-woven fabric 34 is bonded to the inner peripheral surface and the side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion 32 excluding the branch portion 5 of the upper half-split member 2a. That is, the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 is arranged so as to surround the periphery of the opening formed in the branch portion 5. Further, a reinforcing rib is formed on the outer periphery of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the upper half-split member 2a. That is, reinforcing ribs are formed on the outer peripheral surface of the portion to which the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 is bonded. Here, since the reinforcing ribs are formed on the outer periphery of the intermediate tubular portion 32, the intermediate tubular portion generated by the expansion of the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 when the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 absorbs water and gels. The deformation of 32 can be suppressed by the reinforcing ribs.

As the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34, for example, a nonwoven fabric to which polyester fibers, sodium polyacrylate fibers, and a binder resin are added can be applied. It is desirable that the ratio of polyester fiber and sodium polyacrylate is 100% by mass of the total of both, and the amount of sodium polyacrylate is 30% to 70% by mass. Further, in the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34, it is desirable to use the binder resin in the range of 1 to 10% by mass with respect to the total of both the polyester fiber and the sodium polyacrylate fiber.

Here, the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 absorbs water and swells and gels. The definition of gel in polymer chemistry is defined as a polymer having a three-dimensional network structure that is insoluble in a solvent and its swelling body, and in a crosslinked polymer having a three-dimensional network structure, although it swells due to interaction with a solvent. Due to its crosslinked structure, it exhibits finite swellability. The degree of swelling (degree of swelling) depends on the degree of swelling, and the higher the crosslink density, the smaller the degree of swelling. In addition, the swollen gel is a substance form between liquid and solid, and by controlling its chemical composition and various factors, it has viscosity and appropriate deformability from a viscous liquid to a state close to solid. Can be changed to. Therefore, by swelling and gelling the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34, it is possible to secure water stopping property and at the same time to create a state having excellent deformability, and it is possible to release excessive stress.

Here, gelation is brought about by the crosslinked structure, but the formation of the crosslinked structure does not necessarily have to be due to the crosslinked structure, but also by secondary binding forces between specific units of different molecular chains, such as hydrogen bonds. It is possible. In addition, the crosslinked polymer having a three-dimensional network structure that has swollen and gelled can return to its original state when it shrinks due to drying.

Next, the lower half split member will be described. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the lower half split member 2b. In the lower half-split member 2b, which is the other half-split member, a front cylindrical portion 31, an intermediate tubular portion 32, and a rear tubular portion 33 are formed in this order from one end to the other end. .. The branch portion 5 is not formed in the intermediate cylindrical portion 32 of the lower half split member 2b. That is, the lower half-split member 2b is a semi-cylindrical member in which the intermediate tubular portion 32 does not have the branch portion 5. The lower half-split member 2b is also made of a high-strength polyolefin resin such as high-density polyethylene or polypropylene, like the upper half-split member 2a.

Openings 6 are formed on both sides of the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 of the lower half-split member 2b. The opening 6 is formed so that both foot portions 4 of the upper half split member 2a can be inserted. The size of the opening 6 into which both feet 4 are inserted differs depending on the site.

More specifically, at one end of each opening 6 in the pipe axis direction, a cross-section reduction portion 61 formed to be larger than both foot portions 4 (both foot portion main body 41) and smaller than the thickness of both foot portion tip protrusions 43 is formed. It is formed. That is, the cross-sectional reduction portion 61 is provided in a narrow width through which the tip protrusions 43 of both feet cannot pass. Further, the opening 6 of the portion other than the cross-sectional reduced portion 61 is larger than the thickness of the tip protrusions 43 of both feet. The details of the fitting of both feet 4 and the opening 6 will be described later.

There may be no water-expandable non-woven fabric on the inner surface of the lower half-split member 2b. In this case, the water-expandable nonwoven fabric is arranged so as to surround the opening of the branch portion 5 of the upper half-split member 2a. On the other hand, the water-expandable nonwoven fabric may be provided on the inner surface of the lower half-split member 2b so as to be continuous with the water-expandable nonwoven fabric of the upper half-split member 2a in the circumferential direction. When the water-expandable nonwoven fabric is provided on the lower half-split member 2b, the water-absorbent water-expandable nonwoven fabric is bonded to the inner peripheral surface and the side end portion of the intermediate tubular portion 32. Also in this case, it is desirable that a reinforcing rib is formed on the outer periphery of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the lower half split member 2b.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the cable take-out protective member 1. As described above, in a state where the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b are combined, the front cylinder is sequentially directed from one end in the pipe axis direction of each half-split member toward the other end. The shaped portion 31, the intermediate tubular portion 32, and the rear tubular portion 33 are formed. By combining the front cylindrical portion 31, the intermediate tubular portion 32, and the rear tubular portion 33 of each half-split member, an integral tubular portion 3 is formed. Inside the front tubular portion 31, the intermediate tubular portion 32, and the rear tubular portion 33, continuous substantially semi-cylindrical portions abut against each other from the front tubular portion 31 to the rear tubular portion 33 to form a substantially cylindrical shape. Space is formed. That is, the tubular portion 3 is formed in a substantially circular cross-sectional shape.

Next, a method of fitting the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b will be described. FIG. 4A is a diagram showing a state in which the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b are arranged so as to face each other in the vertical direction. At this time, both foot portions 4 of the upper half-split member 2a and the openings 6 of the lower half-split member 2b are formed at portions corresponding to each other. It should be noted that the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b mutually correspond to the length of the cross-section reduced portion so that both foot portions 4 are arranged at a portion other than the cross-section reduced portion 61 of the opening 6. They are arranged so as to face each other at positions offset in the axial direction.

Next, as shown in FIG. 4B, both feet 4 are inserted into the opening 6. At this time, since the size of the opening 6 is wider than the thickness of the tip protrusions 43 of both feet at the tips of both feet 4, both feet 4 can be completely inserted into the opening 6. As a result, both side surfaces of the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b can be brought into contact with each other.

From this state, the upper half-split member 2a is slid and moved with respect to the lower half-split member 2b. At this time, both foot portions 4 of the upper half split member 2a slide and move in the pipe axis direction toward the cross-sectional reduced portion 61 of the opening portion 6 of the lower half split member 2b. By doing so, the tip protrusions 43 of both feet move to the position of the cross-section reduction portion 61. As described above, since the cross-section reduction portion 61 is narrower than the thickness of the front end protrusions 43 of both feet, the tip protrusions 43 of both feet engage with the reduction portion 61 of the cross section, and the two feet 4 can be prevented from coming off.

At this time, when both foot portions 4 of the upper half split member 2a are inserted into the opening 6 of the lower half split member 2b and both are fitted, the side end portion of the upper half split member 2a is the lower half split member. It comes into contact with the side end portion of the member 2b. In this way, the upper half-split member 2a is fixed to the lower half-split member 2b by fitting the tip protrusions 43 of both feet into the opening 6. In this state, the end face positions of the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b are aligned. As a result, the cable take-out protective member 1 is formed.

Conduit is arranged on both sides of the tubular portion 3 of the cable take-out protective member 1, and the cable inside the conduit is branched from the branch portion 5. In this case, another conduit is connected to the branch portion 5. If the cable is not branched from the branch portion 5 and the conduit is not connected to the connection portion 8, the branch portion 5 may be closed. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a state in which the water stop valve 10 is arranged at the tip of the branch portion 5 to close the branch portion 5. In this way, it is possible to cover the connection portion 8 of the branch portion 5 with the water stop plug 10, and by covering the tip of the connection portion 8 with the water stop plug 10, the protective member 1 for taking out the cable can be covered. It is possible to prevent rainwater and groundwater from entering the inside.

Next, a structure for taking out the cable from the pipeline having the protective member 1 for taking out the cable will be described. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a cable take-out structure. As described above, in the cable take-out protective member 1, both feet 4 of the upper half-split member 2a are inserted into the opening 6 of the lower half-split member 2b, and the tip of both feet 4 is the side end surface of the opening 6. It is fixed to and configured. In this state, the conduit 13 having a circular cross section is arranged from the front tubular portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 toward the outside of the cable take-out protective member 1, respectively, to form the conduit of the conduit 13. ..

In the conduit of the electric wire pipe 13 using the protective member 1 for taking out the cable, a predetermined number of cables 11 are laid so as to be inserted from one of the electric wire pipes 13 to the other. At this time, a predetermined number of cables 11 are laid from the conduit 13 on either side in a state of being pulled into the branch portion 5.

As described above, another conduit 12 is connected to the connection portion 8 of the branch portion 5. The electric wire tube 12 may have a circular cross section like the electric wire tube 13, and a female fitting portion that can be fitted to the connection portion 8 may be formed. In this way, the branched cable 11 is inserted into another conduit 12 via the branch portion 5. That is, in the cable take-out protective member 1, a part of the cable 11 is branched.

Although the illustration of the water-absorbent nonwoven fabric is omitted in FIG. 6, the water-absorbent nonwoven fabric ensures water stoppage at the connection portion with the conduit 13. As described above, the cable take-out protective member 1 has a simple structure because the fitting and fixing structure of the upper half split member 2a and the lower half split member 2b and the structure for ensuring water stoppage are independently formed. , It can be surely obtained without interfering with each other's effects. In particular, since a non-woven fabric containing a water-expandable member is used as the water-stopping member, high water-stopping can be obtained. Further, even if the gelled water-expandable member expands to widen the distance between the half-split members due to the non-woven fabric absorbing water and swelling, the half-split member has the tip protrusions of both feet and the opening surface of the opening. Because they are firmly fixed to each other, the space between the half-split members does not widen, and the water-stopping member is freely deformed by the increase in pressure applied to the water-stopping member, completely closing the water-stopping space. , Water stoppage can be enhanced.

The structure for taking out the cable from the pipeline is not limited to the example shown in FIG. For example, the cable may be taken out from the pipeline as shown in FIG. 7. In the example shown in FIG. 7, the conduit 13 is not inserted on both sides of the cable take-out protective member 1, but the conduit 13 having a circular cross section is arranged so as to pass through the cable take-out protective member 1.

Also in this embodiment, as described above, both foot portions 4 of the upper half split member 2a are inserted into the opening 6 of the lower half split member 2b, and the tip protrusions of both foot portions 4 are fixed to the side surface of the opening portion 6. As a result, the cable take-out protective member 1 is formed. Further, in the present embodiment, the electric wire pipe 13 is inserted through the cable take-out protective member 1, so that a conduit in which the cable take-out protective member 1 and the electric wire pipe 13 are used is formed.

In this case, the conduit 13 at a position corresponding to the opening provided in the lower part of the branch portion 5 of the intermediate tubular portion 32 has a substantially rectangular opening 13a in a plan view larger than the opening provided in the lower part of the branch portion 5. It is formed. With the opening 13a of the conduit 13 provided at the top, the conduit 13 passes through the cable take-out protective member 1.

A predetermined number of cables 11 are laid inside the electric wire tube 13 having a circular cross section that passes through the cable take-out protective member 1. A part of the predetermined number of cables 11 is laid from one side of the conduit 13 in a state of being drawn into the branch portion 5 through the opening 13a.

Although the illustration of the water-absorbent nonwoven fabric is omitted in FIG. 7, the water-absorbent nonwoven fabric secures the water-stopping property so as to surround the opening 13a. As described above, also in the example shown in FIG. 7, in the cable take-out protective member 1, the fitting and fixing structure of the upper half split member 2a and the lower half split member 2b and the structure for ensuring water stoppage are independently formed. Therefore, with a simple structure, it is possible to surely obtain the effects of both without interfering with each other. In particular, since a non-woven fabric containing a water-expandable member is used as the water-stopping member, high water-stopping property can be obtained, and further, water-stopping property of the water-expandable member can be enhanced after water absorption.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, both foot portions 4 of one upper half split member 2a are inserted into the opening 6 of the other lower half split member 2b and are fixed by the tip protrusions 43 of both feet. The two upper half-split members 2a and the lower half-split member 2b are firmly fixed and do not shift from each other. Therefore, the cable take-out protective member 1 can be assembled with one touch.

Further, since the water blocking member is made of the water-expandable non-woven fabric 34, rainwater or rainwater or rainwater or the like from the joint surface or the inner surface of the upper half-split member 2a and the lower half-split member 2b to the inside of the conduit 13 arranged inside. It is possible to prevent the ingress of groundwater. As described above, the cable take-out protective member 1 has a simple structure because the fitting and fixing structure of the upper half split member 2a and the lower half split member 2b and the structure for ensuring water stoppage are independently formed. , It can be surely obtained without interfering with each other's effects. Further, when the gelled water-expandable member expands due to water absorption, the pressure applied to the water-stopping member increases, so that the water-stopping member is freely deformed and completely closes the water-stopping space, so that the water-stopping property is improved. ..

Further, if the cable take-out protective member 1 is used, the electric wire and the cable 11 can be appropriately taken out from a necessary position as needed. At this time, since it has water blocking property as described above, it can be applied extremely effectively even when a new pipeline is laid or when it is attached to an existing pipeline.

(Second embodiment)
Next, the second embodiment will be described. FIG. 8A is a perspective view of the upper half-split member 2aa, and FIG. 8B is a side view of the upper half-split member 2aa. In the following description, the configurations having the same functions as those of the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 to 7, and duplicated description will be omitted.

Similar to the first embodiment, the upper half-split member 2aa, which is one half-split member, has the front cylindrical portion 31, the intermediate tubular portion 32, in order from one end to the other end. The rear cylindrical portion 33 is formed. The intermediate tubular portion 32 is a semi-cylindrical member whose inside is formed in a semi-cylindrical shape, and the intermediate tubular portion 32 is provided with a branch portion 5. The upper half split member 2aa is made of a high-strength polyolefin resin such as high-density polyethylene or polypropylene.

The front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 are both formed from the bottom surface and both side surfaces as both side portions substantially orthogonal to the bottom surface, and each inner circumference has a substantially rectangular shape whose diameter is larger than that of the intermediate tubular portion 32. It is formed. Further, the intermediate tubular portion 32 has a substantially arcuate shape in which the inner peripheral surface is reduced in diameter from the front tubular portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33. The branch portion 5 is formed so as to project in a cylindrical shape at a predetermined angle from the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the upper half-split member 2aa. A connecting portion 8 to which another conduit can be connected is formed at the end of the branch portion 5.

Both foot portions 4 are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the upper half-split member 2aa. Both foot portions 4 are formed to have a predetermined thickness, and have both foot portion tip protrusions 43 at the tip portions of the both foot portion main body 41. The protrusions 43 at the tips of both feet are formed so as to project outward from the main body 41 of both feet. As with the upper half-split member 2a, both foot portions 4 may be provided in the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 instead of being provided in the intermediate tubular portion 32.

A water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 is bonded to the entire circumference of the inner peripheral surface of the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 of the upper half-split member 2aa. The water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 may also be bonded to the inner peripheral surface and the side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion 32 excluding the branch portion 5.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the lower half split member 2ba. The lower half-split member 2ba, which is the other half-split member, also has a front cylindrical portion 31, an intermediate tubular portion 32, and a rear tubular portion 33 formed in this order from one end to the other end. .. The intermediate tubular portion 32 is a semi-cylindrical member whose inside is formed in a semi-cylindrical shape, and the branch portion 5 is not formed in the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the lower half-split member 2ba. That is, the lower half-split member 2ba is a semi-cylindrical member in which the intermediate tubular portion 32 does not have the branch portion 5. The lower half-split member 2ba is also made of a high-strength polyolefin resin such as high-density polyethylene or polypropylene, like the upper half-split member 2aa.

Openings 6 are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the lower half-split member 2ba. That is, the opening 6 is formed at a portion corresponding to both foot portions 4 of the upper half split member 2aa. When both feet 4 of the upper half-split member 2aa are provided in the front tubular portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 instead of being provided in the intermediate tubular portion 32, the opening 6 of the lower half-split member 2ba is also provided. , Instead of being provided in the intermediate tubular portion 32, it may be provided in the front tubular portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33. The details of the fitting of both feet 4 and the opening 6 will be described later.

A water-expandable non-woven fabric 34 is bonded to the entire circumference of the inner peripheral surface of the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 of the lower half-split member 2ba. The inner peripheral surface of the fitting portion that fits with the upper half-split member 2aa of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the lower half-split member 2ba, or the upper half-split member 2aa of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the upper half-split member 2aa. It is desirable that the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 is bonded to any of the outer peripheral surfaces to be fitted.

In the illustrated example, an example in which the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 is bonded to the inner peripheral surface of the fitting portion to be fitted to the upper half-split member 2aa of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the lower half-split member 2ba is shown. .. The water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 may be bonded to the entire inner peripheral surface and the side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion 32. Further, the effect of water stopping in this embodiment is that when the water-stopping member gelled by water absorption expands, the pressure applied to the water-stopping member increases, so that the water-stopping member is freely deformed to complete the water-stopping space. Since the water is closed to the water, the water stopping property is improved, which is the same as in the case of the first embodiment.

10 (a) is a perspective view of the cable take-out protective member 1a, and FIG. 10 (b) is a cross-sectional view of the intermediate tubular portion 32 perpendicular to the axial direction of the cable take-out protective member 1a. As described above, in a state where the upper half-split member 2aa and the lower half-split member 2ba are combined, the front cylinder is sequentially directed from one end in the pipe axis direction of each half-split member toward the other end. The shaped portion 31, the intermediate tubular portion 32, and the rear tubular portion 33 are formed.

The opening 6 can accommodate both feet 4 and the tip protrusions 43 of both feet inside, and the opening 6 includes a small diameter portion 62 whose lower portion expands from a predetermined position of the opening 6 and an expansion portion 63. It is a stepped deep hole. When both feet 4 are inserted into the opening 6 and sewn together, the opening width of the opening 6 is formed to be narrower than that of the two-foot tip protrusion 43, so that the two-foot tip protrusion 43 is inserted into the opening 6. At this time, the tip protrusions 43 of both feet are press-fitted, the main body 41 of both feet is housed in the small diameter portion 62 of the stepped deep hole, and the tip protrusions 43 of both feet are housed in the widened portion 63.

As a result, the tip of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the upper half-split member 2aa can be brought into contact with the tip of the intermediate tubular portion 32 of the lower half-split member 2ba. Here, it is desirable that the tip protrusions 43 of both feet have a tapered shape at the tip so as to reduce the frictional resistance at the time of press-fitting and facilitate press-fitting, and further, a small-diameter stepped deep hole forming an opening. It is desirable that the wall thickness of at least one of the two outer wall portions of the above is thinly formed so that it can be easily expanded by elastic deformation when both feet are press-fitted. The front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 form a substantially square space when both of the half-split members are fitted to each other. As a result, the cable take-out protective member 1a is formed.

Even in the cable take-out protection member 1a, when the cable is not branched from the branch portion 5 and the electric wire tube is not connected to the connection portion 8, a water stop valve is arranged at the tip of the branch portion 5 to block the cable. May be good. In this way, it is possible to cover the connection portion 8 of the branch portion 5 with the water stop valve 10.

Further, the structure of the connecting portion 8 of the upper half split member 2aa is not limited as long as it can be connected to other conduits, like the connecting portion 8 of the upper half split member 2a, but as shown in the figure, for example. It is desirable that it be formed by either a male screw structure in which a spiral groove is formed or a male fitting portion consisting of a retaining ring and rubber packing.

Further, the upper connecting portion 82 and the lower connecting portion 81 may be provided in the vicinity of the tip of the substantially cylindrical branch portion 5 as in the cable taking-out protective member 1b shown in FIG. The upper connection portion 82 and the lower connection portion 81 have different diameters. Therefore, conduits having different diameters can be connected. In this way, connecting portions 8 having different diameters in one or two stages may be formed in the vicinity of the tip portion of the branch portion 5, and other conduits may be connected to the connecting portion 8.

Next, a structure for taking out the cable from the pipeline having the protective member 1a for taking out the cable will be described. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a cable take-out structure. As described above, in the cable take-out protective member 1a, both foot portions 4 of the upper half split member 2aa are inserted into the opening 6 of the lower half split member 2ba, and the tip of both foot portions 4 is the side end surface of the opening 6. It is fixed to and configured.

A square conduit 14 is fitted and fixed to each of both sides of the cable take-out protective member 1a. The rectangular conduit 14 is a conduit in which a large diameter portion having a substantially square cross section and a small diameter portion having a substantially circular cross section are alternately formed. In the illustrated example, two small protrusions are formed substantially in the center of the small diameter portion. The rectangular conduit 14 can be easily cut by using the groove between the two small protrusions as a guide. It is desirable that a cutting groove is formed in the center for cutting, but such protrusions and grooves may not be formed.

Square conduits 14 are arranged to face each other at the front tubular portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 of the cable take-out protective member 1a at a predetermined distance from each other. At this time, the large-diameter portion of the rectangular conduit 14 having a substantially square cross section is accommodated in the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33.

Here, the distance 9 between the storage portions of the front tubular portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 (distance in the pipe axis direction of the cable take-out protective member 1a) is the square electric wire tube 14 fixed to the cable take-out protective member 1a. The length may be set to match the arrangement interval of the large-diameter portion of. By doing so, even if the small diameter portion of the conduit of the existing square electric conduit 14 is cut, the distance between the large diameter portions of the cable take-out protective member 1a is adapted to the cut portion of the existing conduit. This makes it possible to appropriately arrange the protective member 1a for taking out the cable.

At this time, the water-expandable nonwoven fabric 34 is arranged on the inner peripheral surfaces of the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33. Therefore, in the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33, water stoppage can be obtained around the large diameter portion of the rectangular conduit 14 having a substantially square cross section.

As described above, the conduit of the rectangular conduit 14 in which the cable take-out protective member 1a is used is formed. In the conduit of the square conduit 14 using such a cable take-out protective member 1a, a predetermined number of conduits so as to penetrate the other square conduit 14 from one of the square conduits 14 arranged to face each other at a predetermined distance. Cable 11 is inserted. Further, a predetermined number of cables 11 are drawn from any of the rectangular conduits 14 into the branch portion 5 of one of the upper half-split members 2aa and laid.

As described above, another conduit is connected to the connection 8 of the branch 5, and the branched cable 11 is inserted into the other conduit via the branch 5. That is, a part of the cable 11 is branched in the cable take-out protective member 1a.

The square conduit may be a double-structured square conduit instead of the single-structured square conduit as shown in FIG. 12. In the example shown in FIG. 13, the double-walled rectangular conduit 15 is connected to the cable take-out protective member 1a instead of the square conduit 14. That is, the conduit of the double-walled rectangular conduit 15 in which the cable take-out protective member 1a is used is formed. The double-walled rectangular conduit 15 is formed by arranging an inner tube having a substantially circular cross section inside an outer tube having the same shape as the square conduit 14, and both of them are integrated. More specifically, the outer surface of the inner tube, which is a circular tube, is joined and integrated on the inner surface of the small diameter portion of the outer tube having the same shape as the square conduit 14.

Even in the conduit of the double-walled square electric wire tube 15 using such a cable take-out protective member 1a, one double-walled square electric wire tube 15 and the other double-walled square wire tube 15 are arranged facing each other at a predetermined distance. A predetermined number of cables 11 are inserted so as to penetrate the electric wire tube 15. Further, a predetermined number of cables 11 are drawn from any of the double-walled rectangular conduits 15 into the branch portion 5 of one of the upper half-split members 2aa and laid.

Next, the laminated structure of the conduit of the square conduit will be described. FIG. 14A is a diagram showing a multi-row multi-stage laminated structure 16 of a square conduit. The multi-row multi-stage laminated structure 16 of a square conduit is configured by laminating a plurality of square conduits 14. A double-walled rectangular conduit 15 may be used instead of the square conduit 14. Further, the number and size of arrangements of the square conduit 14 are not limited to the illustrated examples.

In the multi-row multi-stage laminated structure 16 of the square electric conduit, the cable taking-out structure from the conduit having the cable take-out protective member 1a is the most laminated structure of the conduit of the square electric conduit 14 laminated in the multi-row multi-stage. It is laminated on the upper stage. The branch portion 5 of the cable take-out protective member 1a in the multi-row multi-stage laminated structure 16 of the square conduit is arranged toward the side. By doing so, the cable inside the square conduit connected to the cable take-out protective member 1a can be taken out from the branch portion 5 and branched.

The branch portion 5 does not necessarily have to be arranged sideways. For example, as in the multi-row multi-stage laminated structure 16a of the square conduit shown in FIG. 14 (b), the branch portion 5 of the cable take-out protective member 1a arranged at the uppermost stage is arranged upward. May be good. Even in this case, the cable inside the square conduit connected to the cable take-out protective member 1a can be taken out from the branch portion 5 and branched. When the product dimensions of the above-mentioned multi-row multi-tiered conduits span multiple types, it is desirable to stack the conduits with small product dimensions on the upper stage so that the stacked structure of the stacks is stable.

As described above, according to the second embodiment, the same effect as that of the first embodiment can be obtained. Further, since the front cylindrical portion 31 and the rear tubular portion 33 of the protective member 1a for taking out the cable are larger than the intermediate tubular portion 32 and have a substantially rectangular cross section, a square conduit can be connected. ..

Further, since the protective member 1a for taking out the cable is for a square conduit (square conduit 14 and double-walled rectangular conduit 15), the square conduits can be closely adhered and laminated in multiple rows and multiple stages. In this way, since it is possible to form a conduit for a square conduit, the amount of earth and sand dug up is small and the construction period is short in the burial work of the square conduit. In particular, in big cities, the construction of square conduits has been widely adopted, and as part of recent disaster countermeasures, cable laying methods using square conduits are attracting attention instead of cable laying on utility poles. , The protective member 1a for taking out the cable is particularly useful.

Further, the cable take-out protective member 1a is easy because both foot portions 4 formed in the upper half split member 2aa are inserted into the stepped deep holes formed in the lower half split member 2ba and the lower portion is widened. It can be assembled with one touch, and the protrusions 43 at the tips of both feet do not come off. Therefore, the shape of the assembled protective member 1a for taking out the cable is stable.

Further, by matching the distance 9 between the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion of the protective member 1a for taking out the cable and the large diameter portion of the square conduit 14, the conduit of the square conduit is obtained. The protective member 1a for taking out the cable can be easily obtained by simply cutting the small diameter portion of the existing square conduit to a predetermined length, not only when a new conduit is provided but also after laying the conduit of the square conduit. Since it can be installed in the existing conduit, it can be easily applied to the existing conduit, and it is not necessary to reconstruct other parts of the existing conduit, which enables efficient construction.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the attached drawings, the technical scope of the present invention does not depend on the above-described embodiments. It is clear that a person skilled in the art can come up with various modifications or modifications within the scope of the technical ideas described in the claims, and these are naturally within the technical scope of the present invention. It is understood that it belongs to.

1, 1a, 1b ……… Protective member for cable removal 2a, 2aa ………… Upper half split member 2b, 2ba ………… Lower half split member 3 ………… Cylindrical portion 31 ………… Front tubular portion 32… …… Intermediate tubular part 33 ………… Rear tubular part 34 ………… Water-expandable non-woven fabric 4 ………… Both feet 41 ………… Both feet main body 43 ………… Both feet tip protrusion 5 ………… Branch part 6 ……… Opening 61 ………… Cross section reduction part 62 ………… Small diameter part 63 ………… Expansion part 8 ………… Connection part 81 ………… Lower connection part 82 ………… Upper connection part 9 ………… Front Distance between the storage part of the tubular part and the rear tubular part 10 ………… Water stopcock 11 ………… Cables 12, 13 ………… Conduit 13a ………… Opening 14 ………… Square conduit 15 ………… Double-walled rectangular conduits 16, 16a ……… Multi-row multi-stage laminated structure of square conduits

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the first invention is a protective member for taking out a cable in which two half-split members are combined and then the two half-split members are fixed, and the half-split members are combined. In the state, a front cylindrical portion, an intermediate tubular portion, and a rear tubular portion are formed in order from one end portion in the pipe axis direction of the half-split member toward the other end portion, and the front cylindrical portion is formed. Inside the intermediate tubular portion and the rear tubular portion, continuous substantially semi-cylindrical portions are in contact with each other from the front tubular portion to the rear tubular portion to form a substantially cylindrical space. One of the half-split members is a semi-cylindrical member having a branch portion in the intermediate tubular portion, and the other half-split member is a semi-cylindrical member in which the intermediate tubular portion does not have a branch portion. There, both foot portions having a predetermined thickness having tip protrusions are formed from both side portions of the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion of the one half-split member toward the other half-split member, and the other Openings into which both feet can be inserted are formed on both sides of the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion of the half-split member, and the two-foot portions of the one half-split member are the other. When the half-split member is inserted into the opening and both are fitted, the side end portion of the one half-split member is brought into contact with the side end portion of the other half-split member, and the opening is formed. It is a protective member for taking out a cable, characterized in that one half-split member is fixed to the other half-split member by fitting the tip protrusions of both feet to the cross-sectional reduced portion of the portion.

Reduced cross section of the opening which the projecting end of the feet portion is Ru is fixed, at one end of the tube axis direction of the opening, less than the thickness of the projecting end of the greater than the thickness of the feet part the feet part It is a narrow cross-sectional reduction portion through which the tip protrusions of the formed foot portions cannot pass , and the one half-split member is directed toward the cross-section reduction portion of the opening of the other half-split member. It may be possible to prevent the both feet from coming off by sliding and moving the foot.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the first invention is a protective member for taking out a cable in which two half-split members are combined and then the two half-split members are fixed, and the half-split members are combined. In the state, a front cylindrical portion, an intermediate tubular portion, and a rear tubular portion are formed in order from one end portion in the pipe axis direction of the half-split member toward the other end portion, and the front cylindrical portion is formed. Inside the intermediate tubular portion and the rear tubular portion, continuous substantially semi-cylindrical portions are in contact with each other from the front tubular portion to the rear tubular portion to form a substantially cylindrical space. One of the half-split members is a semi-cylindrical member having a branch portion in the intermediate tubular portion, and the other half-split member is a semi-cylindrical member in which the intermediate tubular portion does not have a branch portion. There, both foot portions having a predetermined thickness having tip protrusions are formed from both side portions of the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion of the one half-split member toward the other half-split member, and the other Openings into which both feet can be inserted are formed on both sides of the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion of the half-split member, and the two-foot portions of the one half-split member are the other. When the half-split member is inserted into the opening and both are fitted, the side end portion of the one half-split member is brought into contact with the outer surface of the opening of the other half-split member. By fitting the tip protrusions of both feet to the cross-sectional reduction portion of the opening, the one half-split member is fixed to the other half-split member, and the cross-section reduction of the opening of the other half-split member. A portion is formed at one end of the opening in the pipe axis direction, the cross-sectional reduced portion is formed to be larger than the thickness of both feet and smaller than the thickness of the tip protrusion of both feet, and the cross-sectional portion is further formed. By sliding and moving in the pipe axis direction toward the reduced portion, at least a part of the tip protrusions of the both feet is projected outward in the pipe cross-sectional direction on the outer surface of the opening of the cross-sectional reduced portion, and the tip thereof. By engaging the protrusion with the outer surface of the other half-split member and fixing the half-split members in a direction parallel to the both feet in the pipe cross-sectional direction, it is possible to prevent the both feet from coming off. Further, by sliding and moving the both feet so as to be removed from the reduced cross section in the direction opposite to the direction in which the both feet are slid toward the reduced section, the retaining member of both feet is released and the half-split member is disassembled. it is a protective member for the cable outlet, wherein the structural der Rukoto capable.
The inner peripheral surface and side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion excluding the branch portion of the one half split member, and the inner peripheral surface and side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion of the other half split member A water-absorbent water-expandable nonwoven fabric may be bonded, and reinforcing ribs may be formed on the outer periphery of each of the intermediate tubular portions.

Further, it is a cable take-out protective member to which the two half-split members are fixed after the two half-split members are combined, and in a state where the half-split members are combined, the pipe axis direction of the half-split members. A front cylindrical portion, an intermediate tubular portion, and a rear tubular portion are formed in order from one end to the other end, and one of the half-split members has a branch portion in the intermediate tubular portion. The inside of the intermediate tubular portion is a semi-cylindrical member formed in a semi-arc shape, and the other half-split member has the intermediate tubular portion having no branch portion and the intermediate cylinder. The inside of the shaped portion is a semi-cylindrical member formed in a semi-arc shape, and the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion are both formed from the bottom surface and both side surfaces as both side portions substantially orthogonal to the bottom surface. Further, each inner circumference has a substantially rectangular shape in which the diameter is expanded from the intermediate tubular portion, and the intermediate tubular portion has a substantially arc shape in which the inner peripheral surface is reduced in diameter from the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion. Both feet are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate tubular portion of the one half-split member, and openings are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate tubular portion of the other half-split member. , wherein the legs part both feet of the tip protrusion can be accommodated therein, said Ri name from the small diameter portion and the expanding portion of the lower has expanded from a predetermined position of the opening, that the opening tip is closed, the opening parts is stepped deep hole that form a closed space as a whole, and the distal end of the intermediate tubular portion of the one half member, and the tip of the intermediate cylindrical portion of the other half member abut When both feet of the one half-split member are inserted into the opening of the other half-split member and are aligned with each other, the opening width of the opening is formed to be narrower than the tip protrusion of the two-foot portions. Therefore, when the tip protrusion is inserted into the opening, the tip protrusion is press-fitted into the opening , and the main body of both feet is accommodated in the small diameter portion of the stepped deep hole, and the expansion is performed. the opening portion is accommodated the projecting end, further, the by front tubular portion and said rear cylindrical portion, when both are engaged, is formed approximately square-shaped space, the other half member The fitting portion of the above has a predetermined thickness and a predetermined length so as to include the stepped deep hole, and the inner wall surface of the opening is formed substantially in parallel. When the both feet of the portion are inserted into the opening of the fitting portion formed in the other half-split member, the both feet sandwich the fitting portion of the other half-split member from both sides. By being fitted to the other half-split member, the tip of the widened portion of the opening formed in the fitting portion of the other half-split member is closed. The expansion portion can be made into a closed space, and the inner peripheral surface of the intermediate tubular portion of both the half-split members excluding the branch portion and at least one of the half-split members. A water-expandable nonwoven fabric may be attached to the entire circumference of the side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion and the inner peripheral surface of the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion. Here, when both are fitted, a space having a substantially square cross-sectional shape and a space having a substantially circular shape whose diameter is reduced from the above space, in the order of the front cylindrical portion, the intermediate tubular portion, and the rear tubular portion. A substantially square-shaped space will be continuously formed.
The distance between the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion in the tube axis direction may be set to a length that coincides with the arrangement interval of the large diameter portion of the rectangular conduit fixed to the cable take-out protective member.

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A protective member for taking out a cable to which the two half-split members are fixed after the two half-split members are combined.
In the state where the half-split members are combined, the front cylindrical portion, the intermediate tubular portion, and the rear tubular portion are sequentially formed from one end in the pipe axis direction of the half-split member toward the other end. The inside of the front cylindrical portion, the intermediate tubular portion, and the rear tubular portion is formed, and the continuous substantially semi-cylindrical portions abut against each other from the front tubular portion to the rear tubular portion. A nearly cylindrical space is formed,
On the other hand, the half-split member is a semi-cylindrical member having a branch portion in the intermediate tubular portion.
The other half-split member is a semi-cylindrical member whose intermediate tubular portion does not have a branch portion.
Both foot portions having a predetermined thickness having a tip protrusion toward the other half-split member are formed from both side portions of the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion of the one half-split member, and the other half is formed. Openings into which both feet can be inserted are formed on both sides of the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion of the split member.
When the two feet of the one half-split member are inserted into the opening of the other half-split member and both are fitted, the side end portion of the one half-split member becomes the other half-split member. It is characterized in that one half-split member is fixed to the other half-split member by being abutted against the side end portion of the half-split member and fitting the tip protrusions of both feet into the opening. Protective member for taking out the cable. The front tubular portion, the intermediate tubular portion excluding the branch portion, and the rear tubular portion are all semi-cylindrical.
The branch portion is formed on one of the half-split members so as to project cylindrically from the intermediate tubular portion at a predetermined angle, and the branch portion is formed with a connection portion to which another conduit can be connected. The protective member for taking out a cable according to claim 1, wherein the protective member is provided. The protective member for cable removal according to claim 2, wherein the connecting portion is formed by either a male screw structure composed of a spiral groove or a male fitting portion composed of a retaining ring and a rubber packing. The inner peripheral surface and side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion excluding the branch portion of the one half split member, and the inner peripheral surface and side end surface of the intermediate tubular portion of the other half split member 6. Protective member for cable removal. The opening into which both feet are inserted is formed at one end of the opening in the tube axial direction, which is larger than the thickness of both feet and smaller than the thickness of the tip protrusion of both feet. By providing a narrow cross-section reduction portion through which the tip protrusion cannot pass, and sliding the one half-split member toward the cross-section reduction portion of the opening of the other half-split member, the cross-section reduction portion is provided. The protective member for taking out a cable according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein both feet can be prevented from coming off. The protective member for taking out a cable according to claim 2 or 3, wherein when the conduit is not connected to the connection portion, the connection portion can be covered with a water stop valve. A protective member for taking out a cable to which the two half-split members are fixed after the two half-split members are combined.
In the state where the half-split members are combined, the front tubular portion, the intermediate tubular portion, and the rear tubular portion are sequentially formed from one end in the pipe axial direction of the half-split member toward the other end. Formed,
On the other hand, the half-split member is a semi-cylindrical member having a branch portion in the intermediate tubular portion and the inside of the intermediate tubular portion is formed in a semi-cylindrical shape.
The other half-split member is a semi-cylindrical member in which the intermediate tubular portion does not have a branch portion and the inside of the intermediate tubular portion is formed in a semi-cylindrical shape.
The front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion are both formed from the bottom surface and both side surfaces as both sides substantially orthogonal to the bottom surface, and each inner circumference has a substantially rectangular shape whose diameter is larger than that of the intermediate tubular portion. ,
The intermediate tubular portion has a substantially arcuate shape in which the inner peripheral surface is reduced in diameter from the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion.
Both feet are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate tubular portion of the one half-split member.
Openings are formed on both side surfaces of the intermediate cylindrical portion of the other half-split member.
The opening is a stepped deep hole composed of a small-diameter portion and an expansion portion whose lower portion is expanded from a predetermined position of the opening, in which both feet and the tip protrusions of both feet can be accommodated inside.
The tip of the intermediate tubular portion of the one half-split member and the tip of the intermediate tubular portion of the other half-split member are in contact with each other, and the two foot portions of the one half-split member are the other. When inserted into the opening of the half-split member and combined, the main body of both feet is accommodated in the small diameter portion of the stepped deep hole, and the tip protrusion is accommodated in the expanded portion.
Further, a protective member for taking out a cable, characterized in that a substantially square-shaped space is formed when the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion are fitted to each other. The branch portion is formed on one of the half-split members so as to project cylindrically from the intermediate tubular portion at a predetermined angle, and a connecting portion to which another conduit can be connected is formed in the vicinity of the tip of the branch portion. The protective member for taking out a cable according to claim 7, wherein the cable is formed. Water expandability on the inner peripheral surface and side end surface of both the half-split members except for the branch portion of the intermediate tubular portion, and the entire inner peripheral surface of the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion. The protective member for taking out a cable according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the non-woven fabric is bonded. Claims 7 to 9 are characterized in that a connecting portion having a substantially cylindrical shape near the tip of the branch portion is formed in one or two stages having different diameters, and a conduit is connected to the connecting portion. The protective member for taking out the cable described in any of the above. The protective member for cable removal according to claim 8, wherein the connecting portion is formed by either a male screw structure composed of a spiral groove or a male fitting portion composed of a retaining ring and a rubber packing. The protective member for taking out a cable according to claim 8 or 11, wherein a water stop valve can be covered when the electric wire tube is not connected to the connection portion. The invention according to any one of claims 7 to 12, wherein the both feet and the opening are provided in the front cylindrical portion and the rear tubular portion instead of being provided in the intermediate tubular portion. Protective member for cable removal. The feature is that the distance between the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion in the tube axis direction is set to a length that matches the arrangement interval of the large-diameter portion of the square conduit fixed to the cable take-out protective member. The protective member for taking out the cable according to any one of claims 7 to 13. The structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having the protective member for taking out the cable according to any one of claims 1 to 6.
The front tubular shape in a state where the both feet of the one half-split member are inserted into the opening of the other half-split member and the tips of the two feet are fixed to the side end faces of the opening. In the conduit of the conduit in which the conduit with a circular cross section is arranged, from the portion and the rear tubular portion toward the outside of the protective member for cable removal, respectively.
It is characterized in that a predetermined number of cables are laid so as to be inserted from one of the conduits to the other, and a predetermined number of cables are laid from the conduit on either side in a state of being drawn into the branch portion. A structure for taking out a cable from a conduit having a protective member for taking out the cable. The structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having the protective member for taking out the cable according to any one of claims 1 to 6.
A conduit having a circular cross section is arranged so as to pass through the protective member for taking out the cable.
At a position corresponding to the opening provided in the lower part of the branch portion of the intermediate tubular portion of the conduit, a substantially rectangular opening larger than the opening is provided in the upper part of the conduit.
The both feet of the one half-split member are inserted into the opening of the other half-split member, and the tip protrusions of the two feet are fixed to the side surface of the opening. In the pipeline of
A predetermined number of cables are laid inside the electric wire tube having a circular cross section that passes through the cable take-out protective member, and a part of the predetermined number of cables is drawn into the branch portion from one side of the electric wire tube. A structure for taking out a cable from a conduit having a protective member for taking out the cable, which is characterized by being laid in a vertical state. The structure for taking out a cable from a pipeline having the protective member for taking out the cable according to any one of claims 7 to 14.
Large-diameter portions of square conduits having a substantially square cross section are arranged facing each other at the front tubular portion and the rear tubular portion of the cable take-out protective member at a predetermined distance from each other.
Further, both foot portions of the one half-split member were inserted into the opening of the other half-split member, and the square conduit was fitted and fixed to each of both sides of the cable take-out protective member. In this state, a predetermined number of cables are inserted from one of the square conduits arranged opposite to each other at a predetermined distance so as to penetrate the other square conduit.
Further, a cable from a conduit having a protective member for taking out a cable, characterized in that a predetermined number of cables are drawn from any of the square conduits into the branch portion of the one half-split member and laid. Extraction structure. The structure for taking out a cable from a conduit having a protective member for taking out the cable according to claim 17, wherein the square electric wire tube is a double-walled square electric wire tube. The cable take-out structure from the conduit having the cable take-out protective member according to claim 17 or claim 18 is laminated on the uppermost stage of the laminated structure of the conduit of the rectangular conduit which is laminated in multiple rows. A laminated structure of conduits of square conduits, which is characterized by being.

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