JPH0440265A - Pre-corrosion prevention for parallel strand cable - Google Patents

Pre-corrosion prevention for parallel strand cable

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JPH0440265A
JPH0440265A JP14901990A JP14901990A JPH0440265A JP H0440265 A JPH0440265 A JP H0440265A JP 14901990 A JP14901990 A JP 14901990A JP 14901990 A JP14901990 A JP 14901990A JP H0440265 A JPH0440265 A JP H0440265A
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steel wire
resin
steel wires
steel
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Inventor
Takeshi Mitamura
武 三田村
Kenichi Kushida
櫛田 賢一
Kenichi Sugii
謙一 杉井
Ikuo Nozue
野末 幾男
Kazuhisa Fujisawa
和久 藤沢
Akira Shimamoto
島本 明
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Kobe Steel Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent the so-called stickiness of a resin in a bundling process and to accurately and easily carry out bundling by coating each of steel wires or steel wire bundles with a viscous thermoplastic resin and solidifying the applied resin under cooling before parallely bundling the coated ones. CONSTITUTION:Zinc plated steel wires 20 are respectively passed through a resin tank 23 in an immersed state and a coating film with predetermined thickness is applied to the entire surfaces of the steel wires 20 and the coated steel wires 20 are sent by predetermined length at room temp. to cool and solidify the coating films on the steel wires. The resin filling the gaps between the steel wires is cooled and solidified by passing the steel wire bundle 20A at room temp. or in a cooled atmosphere and a cloth tape 27 is wound around the steel wire bundle 20A if necessary to hold the steel wire bundle 20A to a circular shape and the bundle 20a is covered with a high density polyethylene tube 28 excellent in weatherability formed by extrusion molding to prepare a pre-corrosionproof parallel strand cable 29.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は、吊橋、斜張橋等に用いられる平行線ストラン
ドケーブルのプレ防食方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a pre-corrosion protection method for parallel strand cables used in suspension bridges, cable-stayed bridges, etc.

(従来の技術) 鋼線又は鋼線束を平行に集束してなる平行線ストランド
ケーブルは、その内部、すなわち、鋼線間又は鋼線束間
の空隙があれば、侵入水を許容し、あるいは結露を招き
、密閉度の高いケーブルの腐食要因となる。このため、
ケーブル架設後に、前記空隙を埋めるべくセメントミル
ク、タールエポキシ等の防錆材を注入して永久防食して
いる。
(Prior art) Parallel wire strand cables made of steel wires or steel wire bundles bundled in parallel allow water to enter or condensate if there are gaps inside the cable, that is, between the steel wires or between the steel wire bundles. This can lead to corrosion of highly sealed cables. For this reason,
After the cable is installed, a rust preventive material such as cement milk or tar epoxy is injected to fill the void to permanently prevent corrosion.

しかし、前記防錆材の圧入(グラウト)は、作業足場等
の構築が必要で非常に面倒であるし、また、ケーブルに
は相当な高低差もあることから、完璧なグラウトが保証
できない場合もあった。
However, press-fitting (grouting) the rust preventive material is extremely troublesome as it requires the construction of work scaffolding, and there are also considerable height differences in the cables, so perfect grouting may not be guaranteed. there were.

そこで、第6図および第7図に示したプレ防食した平行
線ストランドケーブルが実用に供されている。
Therefore, pre-corrosion-protected parallel wire strand cables shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 are put into practical use.

第6図のケーブル1は、亜鉛メツキ鋼vA2を平行に集
束しながら、引張強度および弾性係数を低下させない程
度のピッチで、ケーブル1に捻りを加え、押出し成形に
よる高密度ポリエチレン被覆3を施こすことで工場で防
食加工したものである。
The cable 1 in Fig. 6 is made by converging galvanized steel vA2 in parallel, twisting the cable 1 at a pitch that does not reduce the tensile strength and elastic modulus, and applying a high-density polyethylene coating 3 by extrusion molding. This means that it has been treated with anti-corrosion treatment at the factory.

なお、第6図において4はフィラメントテープを示して
いる。
In addition, in FIG. 6, 4 indicates a filament tape.

第7図のケーブル10は、亜鉛メツキ鋼線11又は亜鉛
メツキ鋼より線11にわずかなねじりを与えながらセミ
パラレル状に束ね、鋼線11間にグリース等の軟らかい
防錆材12を充填し、高密度ポリエチレンチューブ13
を直接押出し被覆したものである。
The cable 10 in FIG. 7 is made by bundling galvanized steel wires 11 or galvanized steel strands 11 in a semi-parallel manner while giving a slight twist, and filling the spaces between the steel wires 11 with a soft anti-rust material 12 such as grease. High density polyethylene tube 13
directly extruded and coated.

なお、第7図において、14は繊維テープであり、外形
を円に近く仕上げるものである。
In addition, in FIG. 7, reference numeral 14 is a fiber tape whose outer shape is finished close to a circle.

(発明が解決しようとする課題) 第6図に示した従来例の1は、明らかにケーブル1の内
部には空気層が存在することになり、侵入水を許容し、
あるいは結露を招くものであった。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In the conventional example 1 shown in FIG. 6, there is clearly an air layer inside the cable 1, allowing water to enter,
Or it could lead to condensation.

第7図に示した従来例の2は、防錆材12を完全に充填
することは困難であるし、架設後のケーブル振動により
防錆材12が重力方向に移動する可能性が残されており
、これらによって、将来的に腐食の危険性があった。
In conventional example 2 shown in FIG. 7, it is difficult to completely fill the rust preventive material 12, and there is a possibility that the rust preventive material 12 may move in the direction of gravity due to cable vibration after installation. This posed a risk of corrosion in the future.

なお、特開昭58−169588号公報で開示のプレ防
食平行線ストランドケーブルは、鋼線間には従来例の1
と同様に空気層が存在しており、また、実開昭56−5
3799号公報に開示のワイヤーロープは、ワイヤの周
りに樹脂が充填されているもののワイヤ相互が所謂バラ
バラの状態であり、このワイヤロープは、平行線ストラ
ンドケーブルの機能的要点である鋼線が密に詰まったコ
ンパクトな断面をもたせる点において不充分といえる。
In addition, the pre-corrosion-proof parallel wire strand cable disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 169588/1988 has one of the conventional examples between the steel wires.
Similarly, there is an air layer, and also,
The wire rope disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 3799 is filled with resin around the wires, but the wires are in a so-called disjoint state, and this wire rope has steel wires that are the functional key of a parallel strand cable tightly packed. It can be said that it is insufficient in that it has a compact cross section packed with space.

本発明は、叙述の問題点に鑑み、ケーブル断面をコンパ
クトに仕上げ、ソケットをできるだけ小型にして主構造
物への定着を容易にすることから鋼線相互を密着させて
コンパクトに製作される平行線ストランドケーブルであ
っても、ケーブル内部に空隙なく粘性のある樹脂を含浸
し綱線表面を均一に覆った平行線ストランドケーブルの
プレ防食方法を提供することが目的である。
In view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention aims to make the cable cross-section compact, make the socket as small as possible, and make it easier to fix it to the main structure. The object of the present invention is to provide a pre-corrosion prevention method for a parallel wire strand cable, in which the inside of the cable is impregnated with a viscous resin without any voids, and the wire surface is uniformly covered.

(課題を解決するための手段) 本発明が前述目的を達成するために講じた技術的手段は
、粘稠体である熱可塑性樹脂を鋼線又は鋼線束ごとに被
覆し該被覆樹脂を冷却固化し、その後、前記鋼線又は鋼
線束を平行に集束し該鋼線又は鋼線束上の前記被覆樹脂
を軟化して鋼線又は鋼線束間の空隙に充填して固化する
ことを特徴とするものである。
(Means for Solving the Problem) The technical means taken by the present invention to achieve the above-mentioned object is to coat each steel wire or steel wire bundle with a viscous thermoplastic resin and cool and solidify the coated resin. Then, the steel wires or steel wire bundles are bundled in parallel, and the coating resin on the steel wires or steel wire bundles is softened and filled into the gaps between the steel wires or the steel wire bundles, and then solidified. It is.

(実施例と作用) 以下、図面を参照して本発明の詳細な説明する。(Examples and effects) Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

第1図および第2図は本発明のプレ防食法に直接使用す
る装置の一例を示しており、2oは亜鉛メツキした鋼線
(撚りを施したものでもよい)又は綱線束であり、ボビ
ン21等に巻かれており、この鋼線又は鋼線束(以下、
単に鋼線という> 20のそれぞれは粘稠体であるすな
わち軟化状態にある熱可塑性樹脂22を収容している樹
脂槽23にそれぞれ浸漬通過させることにより、鋼線2
oごとの表面全体に樹脂が被覆される。
Figures 1 and 2 show an example of a device directly used in the pre-corrosion prevention method of the present invention, where 2o is a galvanized steel wire (which may be twisted) or a wire bundle; This steel wire or steel wire bundle (hereinafter referred to as
Each of the steel wires 20 is immersed in a resin bath 23 containing a thermoplastic resin 22 which is a viscous material, that is, in a softened state.
The entire surface of each o is coated with resin.

この被覆に用いる熱可塑性樹脂としては、例えば、剥離
接着強さ(kg/25mm)が14、引張破断伸度(%
)が600%以上の付着力及び伸び特性を有する飽和ポ
リエステルを採用でき、また、被覆に用いる樹脂量はケ
ーブル製作完了時点でケーブル内の空隙を埋めつくすの
に十分な量とされる。
The thermoplastic resin used for this coating has, for example, a peel adhesion strength (kg/25 mm) of 14 and a tensile elongation at break (%
) can be used as a saturated polyester having adhesion and elongation properties of 600% or more, and the amount of resin used for the coating is sufficient to completely fill the voids within the cable upon completion of cable fabrication.

具体的には、第5図において、鋼線20の直線dが5m
φの場合は、樹脂の被覆厚さtは0.122 tm以上
とされ、鋼線20の直線dが7mφの場合は、被覆厚さ
tは0.171閣以上とされる。
Specifically, in FIG. 5, the straight line d of the steel wire 20 is 5 m.
In the case of φ, the coating thickness t of the resin is 0.122 tm or more, and when the straight line d of the steel wire 20 is 7 mφ, the coating thickness t is 0.171 tm or more.

ここで、被覆厚さtは、t≧2.44%×dとされるが
、これを第4図を参照して説明する。
Here, the coating thickness t is set to be t≧2.44%×d, which will be explained with reference to FIG. 4.

第4図において、正三角形の面積をAと5、この正三角
形内における鋼線20の扇形面積をBとすると空隙率α
は、 −BX3 α−×100 一一−メsin  60゜ 一9.31% となる。
In FIG. 4, if the area of an equilateral triangle is A and 5, and the sector area of the steel wire 20 within this equilateral triangle is B, then the porosity is α
is -BX3 α-×100 1-mesin 60°-9.31%.

そこで、鋼線20を集束して互いに密接させ、前記空隙
率9.31%を充分に樹脂で埋める(樹脂量10%)と
すると、 t=(、/Tゴー1) d / 2 =0.0244 
dとなる。
Therefore, if the steel wires 20 are bundled and brought into close contact with each other and the void ratio of 9.31% is sufficiently filled with resin (resin amount 10%), then t=(,/Tgo1) d/2 =0. 0244
d.

前述したように、各鋼線20を樹脂槽23にそれぞれ浸
漬通過することで、各鋼線20の表面全体には所定厚み
の被覆膜22Aが被覆されるが、この鋼線20を常温下
で所定長だけ送ると、この過程で前記被覆膜22Aは冷
却固化される。
As described above, each steel wire 20 is immersed and passed through the resin bath 23, so that the entire surface of each steel wire 20 is coated with the coating film 22A of a predetermined thickness. When the coating film 22A is fed by a predetermined length, the coating film 22A is cooled and solidified during this process.

勿論、冷却雰囲気中で鋼線20を通過させることにより
、その表面の被覆膜22Aを冷却固化させることもでき
る。
Of course, by passing the steel wire 20 in a cooling atmosphere, the coating film 22A on the surface thereof can be cooled and solidified.

被覆膜22Aを冷却固化した鋼線20は、これらが互い
に平行に集束されるが、この実施例ではローラ形の集束
装置24に導入することで集束されることで鋼線20は
互いに密接状態とされ、この集束された鋼線束20Aを
例えばヒータ装置25に通過させることにより、前記鋼
線20上で固化されていた被覆膜22Aは再度軟化され
、この軟化樹脂が鋼線20間の空隙に流入充填され空隙
をすべて埋めつくし、余分な樹脂はスクレーバ装置26
によって除去される。
The steel wires 20 with the coating film 22A cooled and solidified are bundled parallel to each other, but in this embodiment, the steel wires 20 are brought into close contact with each other by being bundled by being introduced into a roller-type bundler 24. By passing this focused steel wire bundle 20A through, for example, a heater device 25, the coating film 22A that has been solidified on the steel wire 20 is softened again, and this softened resin fills the gaps between the steel wires 20. The resin flows in and fills all the voids, and the excess resin is removed by the scraper device 26.
removed by

而して、空隙を埋めつくした樹脂22Bは常温下又は冷
却雰囲気下で鋼線束2QAが通過することによって、冷
却固化され、その後、必要に応じて布テープ27を巻付
けることによって鋼線束20Aが円形を保持し、線束2
0Aに押出成形された耐候性に優れた高密度ポリエチレ
ンチューブ28を被覆することで、第3図に示すように
、プレ防食された平行線ストランドケーブル29が製作
される。
The resin 22B that completely filled the voids is cooled and solidified by passing the steel wire bundle 2QA at room temperature or in a cooling atmosphere, and then, if necessary, by wrapping the cloth tape 27, the steel wire bundle 20A is Hold the circle and wire bundle 2
By covering the cable with a high-density polyethylene tube 28 extruded to 0A and having excellent weather resistance, a pre-corrosion-protected parallel wire strand cable 29 is manufactured as shown in FIG.

なお、前述において、鋼線ごとの樹脂被覆工程と、集束
工程はこれを連続ラインで実施することでも、両工程を
個別ラインで実施してもよい。また、集束装置24およ
びスクレーパ装置26はローラ式以外であってもよい。
In addition, in the above, the resin coating process for each steel wire and the convergence process may be carried out in a continuous line, or both processes may be carried out in separate lines. Further, the focusing device 24 and the scraper device 26 may be of a type other than a roller type.

また、鋼線束20Aはこれに若干の撚りを付与すること
もできる。更に、熱可塑性樹脂はその融点が120°程
度であり、ケーブル内部に充填後、該ケーブルを架設等
しても樹脂22Bの軟化、流動等は防止される。
Further, the steel wire bundle 20A can also be slightly twisted. Further, the thermoplastic resin has a melting point of about 120°, and even if the cable is installed after being filled into the inside of the cable, the resin 22B is prevented from softening or flowing.

(発明の効果) 本発明は以上の通りであり、鋼線又は鋼線束ごとに粘稠
体である熱可塑性樹脂を被覆し、この被覆樹脂を冷却固
化してから平行に集束するので、集束過程では樹脂の所
謂ベト付きがなく、集束を正確・容易にできる。
(Effects of the Invention) The present invention is as described above, and each steel wire or steel wire bundle is coated with a viscous thermoplastic resin, and the coating resin is cooled and solidified before being bundled in parallel. There is no so-called stickiness of the resin, and focusing can be done accurately and easily.

また、集束してから前記被覆樹脂を軟化するので軟化さ
れた樹脂は鋼線間の空隙に流入充填が容易となり、空隙
に充填された樹脂が固化されることによって、空隙が充
分に埋めつくされ、ここに、鋼線同士が密接された断面
がコンパクトとされたプレ防食法の平行線ストランドケ
ーブルを得ることができる。
In addition, since the coating resin is softened after convergence, the softened resin can easily flow into and fill the gaps between the steel wires, and the resin filled in the gaps can be solidified to fully fill the gaps. Here, it is possible to obtain a pre-corrosion-protected parallel wire strand cable in which the steel wires are closely connected and the cross section is compact.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明方法に直接使用する装置−例の概念側面
図、第2図は同じ(概念平面図、第3図は本発明方法に
よって得られたケーブル−例の断面図、第4図は同部分
拡大断面図、第5図は樹脂を被覆した鋼線の断面図、第
6図と第7図は従来例によるケーブルの各断面図である
。 20・・・鋼線(鋼線束)、22・・・熱可塑性樹脂、
22A・・・被覆樹脂膜、22B・・・充填樹脂、29
・・・ケーブル。
Fig. 1 is a conceptual side view of an example of a device directly used in the method of the present invention, Fig. 2 is the same (conceptual plan view), Fig. 3 is a sectional view of an example of a cable obtained by the method of the present invention, Fig. 4 is an enlarged sectional view of the same part, FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a steel wire coated with resin, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are each sectional view of a conventional cable. 20... Steel wire (steel wire bundle) , 22... thermoplastic resin,
22A...Covering resin film, 22B...Filled resin, 29
···cable.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)粘稠体である熱可塑性樹脂を鋼線又は鋼線束ごと
に被覆し該被覆樹脂を冷却固化し、その後、前記鋼線又
は鋼線束を平行に集束し該鋼線又は鋼線束上の前記被覆
樹脂を軟化して鋼線又は鋼線束間の空隙に充填して固化
することを特徴とする平行線ストランドケーブルのプレ
防食方法。
(1) Coating each steel wire or steel wire bundle with a viscous thermoplastic resin, cooling and solidifying the coating resin, and then converging the steel wires or steel wire bundles in parallel and placing them on the steel wire or steel wire bundle. A pre-corrosion prevention method for a parallel wire strand cable, characterized in that the coating resin is softened and filled into gaps between steel wires or steel wire bundles, and then solidified.
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