JP6376444B2 - Telescopic bridge - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a transportable telescopic bridge.

  When roads and bridges are damaged by disasters such as earthquakes, heavy rains, landslides, or tsunamis, and traffic is blocked, emergency measures are required to secure the traffic. In such a case, conventionally, there has been no appropriate means just by taking measures to the extent that an erected method is used to complete an erected bridge as soon as possible.

  Therefore, in a structure using a cable as a supporting structural member, such as a pedestrian bridge composed of various structural members such as cross girders and floor slabs, the structural member is separated along the cable stretched at the initial stage of construction. It is possible to transport and install the structural member easily and safely by transporting it while being connected to it, or by transporting the structural member after transporting the structural member in a state where the temporary rope is tensioned and by moving the structural member by tensioning the cable. A construction method of a structure has been proposed (see Patent Document 1).

  However, although the installation bridge of Patent Document 1 is installed in a shorter period of time than before, there is a problem that it still takes time to install cables and structural members, and there is a need for an installation bridge that can be installed more easily. It has been.

JP 2000-186310 A

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems of the prior art, and provides an extendable bridge that can be easily installed.

The invention according to claim 1 is a transportable telescopic bridge, which is parallel to each other and extends in a passing direction in which the telescopic bridge is extended, and the pair of cylindrical bars. A floor plate covering the space, a pair of cylindrical handrails parallel to the cylindrical rail and provided above the cylindrical rail, the cylindrical rail, the floor plate, and the cylindrical handrail A connecting portion connected at each end in the installation direction, and the outer diameter and inner diameter of the pair of cylindrical rails, the outer diameter and inner diameter of the pair of cylindrical handrails, and the height of the floor board are sequentially different. A plurality of bridge bodies formed in this manner are fitted into a pair of cylindrical bars having a large inner diameter, and a pair of cylindrical bars having an outer diameter smaller than the inner diameter are fitted in a nesting manner in the cylinder axis direction. A pair of cylindrical handrails whose outer diameter is smaller than the inner diameter are fitted into the cylindrical handrail in a nested manner in the direction of the cylinder axis, and a low floor board By sequentially joining the floor plate higher than the floor plate so as to be slidably overlapped in the cylinder axis direction of the cylindrical bar, the contracted state in which the connecting portions of the bridge bodies approach each other and the connecting portions are separated from each other. The present invention relates to a telescopic bridge characterized in that it can be freely changed to a stretched state.
In addition, the said cylindrical crosspiece, a floor board, and a cylindrical handrail may be directly connected with the connection part, and may be indirectly connected through another thing.

In the invention according to claim 2, the connecting portion of the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction between the two adjacent bridge bodies extends beyond the connecting portion of the bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction. One end of a drawing traction member that includes a protruding portion that protrudes rearward and extends the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction from the bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction is connected to the protruding portion, The connecting portion of the bridge body on the rear side of the cable includes a via portion through which the drawing traction member passes, and the other end of the drawing traction member extends to the rear in the passing direction through the via portion. One end of a contracting traction member for contracting the bridge body to a bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction is connected to the connecting portion of the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction, and the other end of the contracting traction member is When extending the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction from the bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction, the extending traction member is In the case where the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction is contracted to the bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction, the contracting traction member is pulled rearward in the passing direction. 2. The telescopic bridge according to claim 1, wherein
It should be noted that the fact that one end of the pulling traction member is connected to the projecting portion and the one end of the contraction traction member is connected to the connecting portion are each indirectly connected via another object. Including that.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, a bridge body extending from another bridge body in the bridge body is slidable in the cylinder axis direction of the cylindrical beam to the cylindrical beam and the cylindrical handrail of the bridge body. The telescopic bridge according to claim 1, further comprising a stud attached to the bridge body, wherein the stud is connected to a connecting portion of the bridge body by a pulling member.
In addition, that the studs are connected to the connecting part of the bridge body by the pulling member includes that the studs are connected to the connecting part of the bridge body by the pulling member via another object.

  According to the telescopic bridge of the invention according to claim 1, since each bridge body is stretched and contracted, it can be transported in a contracted state. This allows the telescopic bridge to be easily transported. Moreover, since it is only necessary to extend each bridge body at the installation location, the telescopic bridge can be easily installed without requiring labor.

  According to the telescopic bridge of the invention according to claim 2, since the connecting portion of the bridge body is connected to the drawing traction member and the contraction traction member, it can be expanded and contracted only by pulling the extension traction member and the contraction traction member. The formula bridge can be easily stretched and shrunk.

  According to the telescopic bridge of the invention according to claim 3, since the inter-column is connected to the connecting portion of the bridge body by the pulling member, the inter-column can be arranged at a predetermined position only by extending the telescopic bridge. it can. As a result, the labor for arranging the studs is reduced, so that the installation of the telescopic bridge is facilitated.

1 is a schematic perspective view of a telescopic bridge according to the present invention. It is the schematic of the expansion-contraction type bridge | bridging, (a) is a side view of an extending | stretching state, (b) is a side view of a contracted state. It is the schematic of the back surface of the expansion-contraction bridge, (a) is the schematic diagram of the back surface of an extending | stretching state, (b) is the schematic diagram of the back surface of a contraction state. It is a schematic perspective view of the expansion-contraction type bridge | bridging which concerns on this invention provided with the stud. It is the schematic of the expansion-contraction type bridge | bridging, (a) is a side view of an extending | stretching state, (b) is a side view of a contracted state. It is a figure which shows the installation method of the expansion-contraction type bridge | bridging which concerns on this invention, (a) is a side view of the state installed in the contracted state, (b) is a side view of the state which extended the bridge body, c) is a side view of a state in which a truss is attached.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of a telescopic bridge according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the studs described later are not shown for the sake of simplicity.
The telescopic bridge 1 is a bridge that can be transported, and includes a first bridge body 2a, a second bridge body 2b, and a third bridge body 2c that extend and contract each other (the first bridge body 2a and the second bridge body). 2b and the third bridge 2c may be collectively referred to as the bridge 2).
When extending the telescopic bridge 1 to, for example, a river, the first bridge body 2a is installed on one bank, and the second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c are directed toward the opposite bank in the passing direction. Is stretched.
In the present specification, the direction in which the second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c extend from the first bridge body 2a as indicated by the arrow A shown in FIG. As described above, the direction in which the second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c contract to the first bridge body 2a may be referred to as the contraction direction or the rearward direction.

The first bridge body 2a is a pair of first cylindrical bars 3a (in parallel to each other, extending in the direction in which the telescopic bridge 1 is extended) (this first cylindrical bar 3a and a second cylindrical bar described later). The crosspiece 3b and the third cylindrical crosspiece 3c may be collectively referred to as a cylindrical crosspiece 3), and a first floor plate 4a covering the pair of first cylindrical crosspieces 3a (the first floor plate 4a). And a second floor plate 4b and a third floor plate 4c, which will be described later, may be referred to as a floor plate 4).
A pair of second cylindrical bars 3b, which will be described later, whose outer diameter is smaller than the inner diameter of the first cylindrical bars 3a are fitted in a nested manner in the cylinder axis direction, and the second cylindrical bars 3b are the first cylinders. It expands and contracts from the bar 3a.
The 1st floor board 4a is a flat board, and a person walks on this. A second floor plate 4b, which will be described later, overlaps the upper surface of the first floor plate 4a so as to be slidable in the direction of the cylinder axis of the first cylindrical bar 3a.
The first bridge 2a is parallel to the first cylindrical bar 3a and is provided above the first cylindrical bar 3a and is parallel to each other, and is a pair of first cylindrical handrails 5a (this first cylindrical handrail 5a). And a second handrail 5b and a third handrail 5c, which will be described later, may be referred to as a tubular handrail 5).
A pair of second cylindrical handrails 5b, which will be described later, have an outer diameter smaller than the inner diameter of the first cylindrical handrail 5a and are nested in the cylinder axis direction, and the second cylindrical handrail 5b is the first cylinder. It expands and contracts from the handrail 5a.

The pair of first cylindrical bars 3a are arranged at the end in the extending direction when the first connecting portion 6a (this first connecting portion 6a, and the second connecting portion 6b and the third connecting portion 6c described later are collectively referred to). It is connected to the rear end 8 at the rear end in the passing direction.
An end of the first floor plate 4a in the extending direction is also connected to the first connecting portion 6a. Further, the first connecting portion 6a has a first column 7a (the first column 7a, and a second column 7b and a third column 7c, which will be described later) as a generic term. Are connected to each other through a column 7).
Further, the rear end portion 8 is also connected to the rear end portion of the first floor plate 4a in the extending direction. Further, the rear end portion 8 is also connected to the rear end portion of the first tubular handrail 5a in the passing direction via a support column.

The second bridge 2b is parallel to each other and extends between the pair of second cylindrical bars 3b extending in the direction in which the telescopic bridge 1 is extended, and the second bridge 2b covers the space between the pair of second cylindrical bars 3b. Two floor boards 4b are provided. The end of the second cylindrical bar 3b on the contraction direction side is inserted into the first cylindrical bar 3a.
A pair of third cylindrical bars 3c, which will be described later, having a smaller outer diameter than the inner diameter are fitted inside the second cylindrical bar 3b in a nested manner in the cylinder axis direction, and the third cylindrical bar 3c is the second cylinder. It expands and contracts from the bar 3b.
The 2nd floor board 4b is a flat board, and a person walks on this. A third floor plate 4c, which will be described later, overlaps the upper surface of the second floor plate 4b so as to be slidable in the cylinder axis direction of the second cylindrical bar 3b.
The second bridge body 2b includes a pair of second cylindrical handrails 5b that are parallel to the second cylindrical bar 3b and provided above the second cylindrical bar 3b.
A pair of third cylindrical handrails 5c described later having a smaller outer diameter than the inner diameter are fitted into the second cylindrical handrail 5b in a nested manner in the cylinder axis direction, and the third cylindrical handrail 5c is the second cylinder. It expands and contracts from the handrail 5b.
The pair of second cylindrical bars 3b is connected to the second connecting part 6b at the end in the extending direction. An end of the second floor plate 4b in the extending direction is also connected to the second connecting portion 6b. Moreover, the edge part of the handing direction of the 2nd cylindrical handrail 5b is connected with the 2nd connection part 6b via the 2nd support | pillar 7b.

  The 3rd bridge body 2c is provided with the 3rd cylindrical crosspiece 3c, the 3rd floor board 4c, the 3rd cylindrical handrail 5c, the 3rd connection part 6c, and the 3rd support | pillar 7c similarly to the 2nd bridge body 2b.

  As described above, the first bridge body 2a, the second bridge body 2b, and the third bridge body 2c are the outer diameter and inner diameter of the pair of cylindrical rails 3, the outer diameter and inner diameter of the pair of cylindrical handrails 5, and the floor plate. 4 are formed so as to be sequentially different from each other, and are configured to be freely changeable between a contracted state in which the connecting portions 6 of the bridge bodies 2 approach each other and an extended state in which the connecting portions 6 are separated from each other.

  Although the material of the cylindrical crosspiece 3, the floor board 4, the cylindrical handrail 5, the connection part 6, and the support | pillar 7 is not specifically limited, A lightweight and high intensity | strength material is preferable and aluminum, carbon graphite, etc. can be used conveniently. In particular, if an aluminum tube is used for the cylindrical bar 3 and the cylindrical handrail 5, the telescopic bridge can be made inexpensive.

  Since each bridge body 2 extends and contracts as described above, it can be transported in a contracted state. As a result, the telescopic bridge 1 can be easily transported. Moreover, since it is only necessary to extend each bridge body 2 at the installation location, the telescopic bridge 1 can be easily installed.

Next, the structure for extending and contracting the second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the back surface of the telescopic bridge 1, (a) is a schematic diagram of the back surface in the stretched state, and (b) is a schematic diagram of the back surface in the contracted state.
In the first bridge body 2a and the second bridge body 2b which are adjacent bridge bodies, the second connecting portion 6b of the second bridge body 2b which is the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction is connected to the bridge on the rear side in the passing direction. It has a protruding portion 9a protruding rearward beyond the first connecting portion 6a of the first bridge body 2a which is a body. The protruding portion 9a protrudes rearward through a hole formed in the first connecting portion 6a.
One end of an extension traction member 10a that extends the second bridge 2b from the first bridge 2a is connected to the protrusion 9a. A first via portion 11a through which the drawing pulling member 10a passes is provided on the rear surface of the first connecting portion 6a. Although the 1st passage part 11a is a pulley, if the extending | stretching pulling member 10a can pass, it will not be restricted to a pulley. It is only necessary that the drawing traction member 10a can be engaged in a sliding state. For example, the drawing traction member 10a may be a round bar that hooks the drawing traction member 10a.
The other end of the drawing pulling member 10a extends to the rear of the rear end portion 8 through a hole formed in the rear end portion 8 via the first via portion 11a.
Further, one end of the contracting traction member 12a for contracting the second bridge body 2b to the first bridge body 2a is connected to the second connecting portion 6b via the protruding portion 9a, and the other end of the contracting traction member 12a is connected to the other end of the contracting traction member 12a. It extends rearward of the rear end portion 8 through a hole formed in the rear end portion 8. Note that one end of the contraction pulling member 12a may be directly connected to the second connecting portion 6b without the protruding portion 9a.
When the second bridge body 2b extends from the first bridge body 2a, the pulling traction member 10a is pulled toward the rear end 8 side, and when the second bridge body 2b contracts to the first bridge body 2a, it contracts. The traction member 12a is pulled toward the rear end 8 side.
The protruding portion 9a is provided with a stopper 13a that prevents the second bridge body 2b from slipping out of the first bridge body 2a.

  As materials for the drawing traction member 10a and the contraction traction member 10b, metal wires, chains, natural fiber ropes, synthetic fiber ropes, and the like are used.

  Similarly, the second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c, which are adjacent bridge bodies, are also provided with a protruding portion 9b, an extension traction member 10b, a second via portion 11b, a contraction traction member 12b, and a stopper 13b. ing.

  As described above, since the second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c are connected to the stretching traction members 10a and 10b and the contraction traction members 12a and 12b, respectively, at the rear end portion 8 of the first bridge body 2a. The second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c can be easily extended and contracted simply by pulling the pulling member.

Next, the studs provided between the columns will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
Among the bridge bodies, the second bridge body 2b, which is a bridge body extending from another bridge body (first bridge body 2a), extends in the cylinder axis direction to the second cylindrical rail 3b and the second cylindrical handrail 5b. A spacer 14a is provided that is slidably attached.
The upper portion and the lower portion of the spacer 14a are ring-shaped, and the upper portion is fitted to the second cylindrical handrail 5b and the lower portion is fitted to the second cylindrical bar 3b. When the second bridge body 2b is contracted to the first bridge body 2a, the inter-column 14a is located between the contracted second connecting portion 6b and the first connecting portion 6a. The intermediate column 14a is connected to the second support column 7b connected to the second connecting portion 6b by the pulling member 15a, and is pulled by the pulling member 15a when the second bridge body 2b extends from the first bridge body 2a. And pulled out. By adjusting the length of the pulling member 15a, it is possible to adjust the position of the column 14a when it is pulled out. As a material of the pulling member 15a, a metal wire, a chain, a natural fiber rope, a synthetic fiber rope, or the like is used.

Similarly to the second bridge body 2b, the third bridge body 2c extending from the second bridge body 2b also includes a stud 14b and a pulling member 15b.
In this way, the spacers 14a and 14b are slidable in the cylinder axis direction, and are connected to the pulling members 15a and 15b by the second support column 7b and the third support column 7c. Can be arranged. As a result, the labor for arranging the studs 14a and 14b is reduced, and the installation of the telescopic bridge 1 is facilitated.
The first bridge body 2a also has a stud between the first support pillar 7a and the support pillar 7d provided at the rear of the first bridge body 2a in the passing direction.

A method of installing the telescopic bridge 1 of the present embodiment will be described using an example in which the telescopic bridge 1 is passed to a river.
(First Step) See FIG. 6 (a). A bottom plate H is attached to the bottom of the first bridge body 2a of the telescopic bridge 1, and the telescopic bridge 1 is installed on the river bank W1. The bottom plate H extends rearward from the bottom of the first bridge body 2a. A pole P stands near the center of the bottom plate H, and the column 7d of the first bridge body 2a is fixed to the pole P. A pulley (not shown) is provided at the upper end of the pole P through a traction member, and the traction member L, one end of which is connected to the first connecting portion 6a, is passed through the pulley at the upper end of the pole P, and the bottom plate H The other end is fixed to the end portion. Further, a weight M is loaded on the extended portion of the bottom plate H. In this way, the telescopic bridge 1 is fixed to the shore W1.
In addition, as a material of the pulling member L, a metal wire, a chain, a natural fiber rope, a synthetic fiber rope, or the like is used.
(Second Step) See FIG. 6 (b). The stretching traction member 10a (not shown) and the stretching traction member 10b (not shown) are pulled rearward in the passing direction, and the second bridge body 2b and the third bridge body 2c are extended in the passing direction to expand and contract. Pass the formula bridge 1 to the opposite shore W2. At this time, the spacers 14a and 14b are pulled out by the pulling members 15a and 15b and arranged at predetermined positions.
(Third Step) See FIG. 6 (c). A truss T for connecting the cylindrical bar 3 and the cylindrical handrail 5 at an angle is attached between the column and the interpost. The truss T increases the strength of the cylindrical handrail 5 and prevents the person from falling from the telescopic bridge 1.
Thus, the telescopic bridge 1 according to the present invention does not need to be assembled at the installation site, is simply transported to the installation site and fixed to the shore W1, and the pulling traction member is pulled, so that it can be easily installed. .

  When the telescopic bridge 1 is removed, after the truss T is removed, the traction members 12a and 12b for contraction are pulled to contract each bridge body 2 and remove it.

In the above embodiment, the expansion and contraction is performed by the stretching traction members 10a and 10b and the contraction traction members 12a and 12b. However, the expansion / contraction method is not limited to this method, and for example, the tip of the third bridge body 2c is formed by a crane. It may be stretched by pulling.
In the above embodiment, the spacers 14a and 14b are drawn out by the pulling members 15a and 15b connected to the connecting portions 6b and 6c. However, the present invention is not limited to this method.
In the above embodiment, three bridge bodies are used. However, the number of bridge bodies is not limited to three, and any number of bridge bodies may be used.
Further, the floor board 4 includes not only a strictly flat board but also a substantially flat board having irregularities that do not hinder human walking.

  The present invention is suitably used for an emergency bridge, for example, at the time of a disaster.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Telescopic bridge 2 Bridge body 3 Cylindrical crosspiece 4 Floor board 5 Cylindrical handrail 6 Connection part 9a, 9b Protrusion part 10a, 10b Extension traction member 12a, 12b Contraction traction member 14a, 14b

Claims (3)

A telescopic bridge that can be transported,
A pair of cylindrical bars extending parallel to each other and extending in the direction in which the telescopic bridge is passed;
A floor board covering between the pair of cylindrical bars;
A pair of cylindrical handrails parallel to each other and provided above the cylindrical bars,
A connecting portion for connecting the cylindrical bar, the floor plate, and the cylindrical handrail at each end in the handing direction;
A plurality of bridge bodies formed such that the outer diameter and inner diameter of the pair of cylindrical rails, the outer diameter and inner diameter of the pair of cylindrical handrails, and the height of the floor board are sequentially different from each other,
In a pair of cylindrical bars with a large inner diameter, a pair of cylindrical bars with an outer diameter smaller than the inner diameter is fitted in a nested manner in the cylinder axis direction,
In a pair of cylindrical handrails having a large inner diameter, a pair of cylindrical handrails having an outer diameter smaller than the inner diameter are fitted in a nested manner in the cylinder axis direction,
By sequentially joining on the lower floor plate so that the floor plate higher than the floor plate overlaps slidably in the cylinder axis direction of the cylindrical bar,
Each bridge body is configured to be freely changeable between a contracted state in which the connecting portions approach and an extended state in which the connecting portions are separated from each other,
The connecting part of the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction of the two adjacent bridge bodies includes a projecting portion protruding rearward in the passing direction beyond the connecting part of the bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction. , One end of a drawing traction member for extending the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction from the bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction is connected to the protruding portion,
The connecting portion of the bridge body on the rear side in the handing direction includes a via portion through which the drawing traction member passes,
The other end of the drawing traction member extends rearward in the passing direction via the transit portion,
One end of a contracting traction member for contracting the bridge body to a bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction is connected to the connecting portion of the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction, and the other end of the contracting traction member is connected to the connecting part. Extending backward in the direction of installation,
When extending the bridge body on the front side in the passing direction from the bridge body on the rear side in the passing direction, the pulling traction member is pulled rearward in the passing direction,
A telescopic bridge, wherein when the bridge on the front side in the passing direction is contracted to the bridge on the rear side in the passing direction, the contracting traction member is pulled rearward in the passing direction.   The bridge body extending from the other bridge body in the bridge body includes a stud that is slidably attached to the tubular rail and the tubular handrail of the bridge body in the cylinder axis direction of the cylindrical rail, The telescopic bridge according to claim 1, wherein the stud is connected to a connecting portion of the bridge body by a pulling member. 3. A truss for obliquely connecting a cylindrical bar and a cylindrical handrail is attached between the support column and the stud when the stretchable bridge in the extended state is used. Telescopic bridge.

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