JPH10131496A - Running carriage for erecting steel framed pillar and steel framed pillar erection method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily erect a steel framed pillar by only one tower crane, even in a narrow place where a crawler crane for co-hanging can not be used, for the erection work of the steel framed pillar in a steel work. SOLUTION: A running carriage for erecting steel framed pillar provided with a bench-shaped steel framed pillar supporting body 7 which supports the steel framed pillar by contacting the lower end face and the lower one side of the steel framed pillar with the upper face of a turning base 5, and rotates it by 90 deg. around a horizontal shaft 8, is moved to the delivery place of the steel framed pillar. Next, the steel framed pillar hoisted with a crawler crane or the like is made horizontal, the root is loaded on the steel framed pillar supporting body 7 of the carriage, and fixed to the hook pieces 10 of the steel framed pillar supporting body 7 by a lever block. Further the head part is loaded on a head part receiving base, next the hook of a tower crane is connected to the head part of the steel framed pillar, the carriage supporting the root of the steel framed pillar is followingly moved by winding up of the tower crane, and together with moving the steel framed pillar to the erection place, it is vertically erected.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a trolley for erection of a steel column suitable for use in erecting a steel column in a steel frame work, and a method of erection of a steel column using the trolley.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In steel frame work, in order to carry out work for erecting a steel column, it has been common practice to carry out erecting work using a tower crane and a crawler crane.

[0003] However, there are cases where the work place is narrow and a crawler crane cannot be used, so that the work is sometimes troublesome.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention provides an apparatus and a method for erecting a steel column with a single tower crane even when a crawler crane cannot be used due to a small space. The purpose was to provide a construction method.

[0005]

According to the present invention, a traveling trolley for erecting a steel column is provided with a swivel on a bogie that turns about a vertical axis, and a steel column is mounted on a gantry standing on the swivel. The support is rotatably supported by a horizontal axis, and the steel column support is
A lower end surface of the steel column and a lower side surface thereof are in contact with each other, and a bench is provided on which the steel column is placed. The lower end surface is rotated by 90 degrees around the horizontal axis, and the lower end surface of the steel column support and the steel column are supported. A hook piece for fixing the root of the steel column is attached to a portion where one lower side surface abuts.

Further, according to the present invention, the traveling trolley for erecting the steel column is moved to a place where the steel column is to be transferred, and the steel column suspended by a tower crane or the like is leveled, and the base is fixed to the steel frame of the trolley. Place it on the column support, fix it to the hook piece of the steel column support with the lever block, place the head on the head support, then connect the hook of the tower crane to the head of the steel column. The bogie supporting the base of the steel column by winding up the hook follows, moves the steel column up and down, and stands upright.

[0007] It is possible to erect a steel column with one tower crane without the need for a crawler crane for suspending. Also, after erecting the steel column, by horizontally rotating the swivel of the bogie with the steel column support inverted,
Can be undone.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIGS. 1 to 3 show a traveling trolley for erecting a steel column. The traveling trolley for erecting a steel column has a trolley 1 to which wheels 2 are attached, and transfers a steel column. It runs on rails laid between the place and the place where the steel column is erected in the steelwork.

A revolving base 3 that revolves around a vertical axis 4 is provided on a trolley 1, and a steel column support generally indicated by 7 is rotated by a horizontal shaft 8 on a bracket 6 of a gantry 5 erected on the revolving base 3. It is supported as much as possible.

The steel column support 7 is a bench-shaped one on which the lower end surface a of the steel column T abuts the lower side surface b to mount the base T-1 of the steel column (FIG. 4). It rotates 90 degrees around the horizontal axis 8.

That is, the steel column support 7 is provided with a frame member 7b, which extends at an angle of 45 degrees from both ends of a relatively long frame member 7a to which a bracket 9 connected to the carriage-side bracket 6 by a shaft 8 is attached. 7b, and the frame members 7c, 7c extending at an angle of 90 degrees from the front ends of the frame members 7b, 7b are connected to each other. The ends of the frame members 7c, 7c are connected to the relatively long frame material 7a. The one connected to the center part is the side frame material (Fig. 1),
The two side frame members are connected by horizontal frame members 7d, 7d,... (FIGS. 2 and 3).

A hook piece 10 for fixing the base of the steel column is attached to portions 7c, 7c of the steel column support 7 where the lower end surface a and the lower side surface b of the steel column T abut. In addition, the trolley 1 has a hook 11 for pulling the trolley.
Is attached.

In order to erect a steel column by using the above-mentioned traveling column for raising a steel column, as shown in FIG. It is a place where a crawler crane can be used, and one steel column is as heavy as 40 tons.)
, The steel column T lifted by the tower crane B is leveled, the root T-1 is placed on the steel column support 7 of the truck A, and the steel column support 7 is mounted by a lever block (not shown).
And the head T-2 is placed on the head cradle D.

Next, the hook of the tower crane C is connected to the head T-2 of the steel column T, and the bogie A supporting the root T-1 of the steel column T follows and moves by rolling up the tower crane. The steel column T is erected and moved to the place, and is erected vertically. Then, as shown in FIG. 5, after the steel column T is erected, the swivel 3 of the bogie A in which the steel column support 7 has been inverted can be returned to the original position by horizontally rotating.

[0015]

According to the present invention, it is possible to erect a steel column with one tower crane without the need for a crawler crane for suspending. Therefore, the steel column can be easily erected even in a narrow place where the site is narrow and a tower crane cannot be used.

When the head of the steel column is rolled up, the root moves following the head, and the steel column stands upright. Therefore,
The operation of the tower crane is just a hoist. As a result, the construction can be performed even in a place where the site is small and a steel column may come into contact with a nearby building.

Further, since the steel column can be erected by one tower crane, the man-hour can be reduced with less man-hour than the conventional tower crane and crawler crane. The wake-up time does not change.

Then, after the erecting is performed, the swivel of the bogie with the inverted steel column support is horizontally rotated by human power, so that it can be easily returned to the original position.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of a traveling trolley for erecting a steel column.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a traveling trolley for raising a steel column.

FIG. 3 is a rear view of a traveling trolley for raising a steel column.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a mode in which a steel column is erected by a traveling trolley for erecting a steel column.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a mode in which a traveling trolley for raising a steel frame column is turned.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Dolly 2 ... Wheel 3 ... Revolving base 4 ... Vertical axis 5 ... Stand 6 ... Bracket 7 ... Steel column support body 8 ... Horizontal axis 9 ... Bracket 10: Hook piece A: Traveling trolley for erecting a steel column B: Tower crane C: Tower crane D: Head cradle T: Steel column

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A swivel that pivots about a vertical axis is provided on a bogie, and a steel column support is rotatably supported on a mount standing on the swivel so as to be rotatable about a horizontal axis. A lower end face of the steel column and a lower side face are in contact with each other, and a bench shape is placed on which the base of the steel column is placed. The lower end face rotates around the horizontal axis by 90 degrees, and the lower end face of the steel column support body and A traveling trolley for raising a steel column, wherein a hook piece for fixing a root of the steel column is attached to a portion where one side of a lower portion of the steel column abuts. 2. A steel column provided with a bench-shaped steel column support that rotates on the horizontal axis by 90 degrees on a swivel table, where the lower end surface of the steel column and one lower side surface contact to support the steel column. The trolley for erecting is moved to the delivery place of the steel column, the steel column suspended by a tower crane or the like is placed horizontally, and its base is placed on the steel column support of the trolley, and the steel column is supported by the lever block. The truck fixed to the hook piece of the body, the head is placed on the head support, and then the hook of the tower crane is connected to the head of the steel column and the hook is wound up to support the base of the steel column. A steel column erection method characterized by following up, erecting a steel column, moving it to a place, and standing vertically.