JPS5850423A - Device for measuring vertical displacement - Google Patents

Device for measuring vertical displacement

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JPS5850423A
JPS5850423A JP14911281A JP14911281A JPS5850423A JP S5850423 A JPS5850423 A JP S5850423A JP 14911281 A JP14911281 A JP 14911281A JP 14911281 A JP14911281 A JP 14911281A JP S5850423 A JPS5850423 A JP S5850423A
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Tatsuo Minowa
達男 蓑輪
Mikihiro Satake
佐竹 幹弘
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Taisei Corp
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01FMEASURING VOLUME, VOLUME FLOW, MASS FLOW OR LIQUID LEVEL; METERING BY VOLUME
    • G01F23/00Indicating or measuring liquid level or level of fluent solid material, e.g. indicating in terms of volume or indicating by means of an alarm

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To perform measurement accurately, quickly, economically, and continuously, by providing fluid leveling pipes which are communicated by a lower communicating pipe at measuring locations at least two points, detecting the water levels, and outputting and displaying the corresponding signal. CONSTITUTION:The lower parts of the two leveling pipes 1 are communicated by the lower communicating pipe 2, and a specified amount of water 8 is filled in the inside. Water level detecting devices 3 are arranged in the leveling pipes 1. The water level detecting device comprises a water level detector 3a and a converter 3b. The water level detector 3a is dipped in the water 8 and detects the water level. The converter 3b converts the water level detected by the water level detector 3a into a specified electric signal. Then said signal is outputted to a display device.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は、垂直変位量測定装置に関し、特に、測定対
象物の、少なくとも2カ所の測定位置に設置される各水
盛管の下部を、下部連通管によシ連通し、各水盛管に、
水位を感知してその水位に相当する信号を出力する水位
感知装置全配置し、さらに、各水盛管の夫々の水位感知
装置が出力する信号にもとづき、その信号に対応した表
示をする表示装置を設けて、谷水盛管の水位にもとづき
、測定対象物の垂直方向変位量を遠隔位置において正確
且つ迅速に、しかも、経時的に連続して測定するもので
ある。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a vertical displacement measuring device, and more particularly, to a device for measuring vertical displacement, and in particular, a method for communicating the lower part of each water-filling pipe installed at at least two measurement positions of an object to be measured through a lower communication pipe. Then, for each water pipe,
All water level sensing devices are arranged to sense the water level and output a signal corresponding to the water level, and a display device that displays a display corresponding to the signal based on the signal output by each water level sensing device of each water pipe. is installed to accurately and quickly measure the amount of vertical displacement of an object to be measured at a remote location, and continuously over time based on the water level of the valley water pipe.

測定対象物の垂直方向変位量全測定する手段としては、
測定対象物に取付けた2つの水盛管の下部を連通管によ
り連通して、各水盛管の水位全検出する手段が用いられ
る。しかしながら、この手段は、簡単な構造で、しかも
、高精度のゆえに古来用いられているにも拘らず、改良
が加えられていない結果、測定対象物から遠隔の位置に
おいては測定が不可能となplまた、谷水盛管の位置が
相互に隔離されている位置にあるときにも、両水盛管の
水位差を同時に検出することが不可能となる不具合があ
った。
As a means of measuring the total vertical displacement of the object to be measured,
A means is used in which the lower portions of two water-filling tubes attached to the object to be measured are communicated through a communicating tube to detect the entire water level of each water-filling tube. However, although this method has a simple structure and has been used since ancient times due to its high accuracy, it has not been improved and as a result, it is impossible to measure at a location far from the object to be measured. Furthermore, even when the valley water-filling pipes are located at mutually isolated positions, there is a problem in that it is impossible to detect the water level difference between both water-filling pipes at the same time.

そこで、この発明は、2つの水盛管の下部を連通管によ
シ連通して、各水盛管の水位全検出する従来の手段を用
い、これ全改良することによシ前記従来の不具合を解決
するためになされたものである。而して、この発明の目
的は、下部連通管によシ下部が連通された少なくとも2
つの水盛管の水位全遠隔位置で読取ることにあ少、また
、この発明の目的は、測定対象物が上下方向等に移動中
にも、常時その垂直変位量を測定することにあムすなわ
ち、この出願は、図示する実施例の如く、測定対象物S
の、少なくとも2カ所の測定位置に設置される各水盛管
1の下部を、下部連通管2によシ連通し、且つ、各水盛
管1に、その水位を感知してその水位に相当する信号を
出力する水位感知装置6を配置し、さらに、各水盛管1
の夫々の水位感知装置6が出力する信号にもとづき、そ
の信号に対応した表示をする表示装置4を設けたことを
特徴とする垂直変位量測定装置、全特定発明とするとと
もに、測定対象物Sの、少なくとも2カ所の測定位置に
設置される香水盛管1の下部を、下部連通管2によシ連
通し、且つ、各水盛管1の上部を上部連通管5によシ連
通し、各水盛管1に、その水位全感知してその水位に相
当する信号を出力する水位感知装置3を配置し、さらに
、谷水盛管1の夫々の水位感知装置6が出力する信号に
もとづき、その信号に対応した表示をする表示装置4を
設けたことを特徴とする垂直変位量測定装置、を第1の
併合発明とし、測定対象物Sの、少なくとも2カ所の測
定位置に設置される各水盛管1の下部を、下部連通管2
によシ連通し、測定対象物とは別に、基準の水盛管6を
設置し、下部連通管2と基準の水盛管1の下部と全基準
の連通管7により連通し、各水盛管1と基準の水盛v6
とに、その水位を感知してその水位に相当する信号全出
力する水位感知装置3を配置し、さらに、各水位感知装
置3が出力する信号にもとづき、その信号に対応した表
示をする表示装置4を設けたことを特徴とする垂直変位
量測定装置、全第2の併合発明として提供する。
Therefore, the present invention uses a conventional means for communicating the lower portions of two water-filling pipes through a communication pipe to detect the entire water level of each water-filling pipe, and by completely improving the above-mentioned problems of the conventional water-filling pipes. This was done to solve the problem. Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to connect at least two pipes whose lower portions are connected to each other by a lower communication pipe.
It is difficult to read the water level of one water-filling pipe from all remote positions, and an object of the present invention is to constantly measure the amount of vertical displacement of the object to be measured, even when the object is moving in the vertical direction. , this application, as in the illustrated embodiment, has a measurement object S.
The lower part of each water filling pipe 1 installed at at least two measurement positions is communicated with the lower communication pipe 2, and the water level is sensed and corresponds to the water level in each water filling pipe 1. A water level sensing device 6 that outputs a signal to
A vertical displacement measuring device characterized in that it is provided with a display device 4 that displays a display corresponding to the signal based on the signal output from each of the water level sensing devices 6 of The lower portions of the perfume filling tubes 1 installed at at least two measurement positions are communicated with the lower communicating tube 2, and the upper portion of each water filling tube 1 is communicated with the upper communicating tube 5, A water level sensing device 3 that senses the entire water level and outputs a signal corresponding to the water level is arranged in each water filling pipe 1, and further, based on the signal output by each water level sensing device 6 of the valley water filling pipe 1, The first combined invention is a vertical displacement measurement device characterized by being provided with a display device 4 that displays a display corresponding to the signal, and each device is installed at at least two measurement positions of the measurement object S. The lower part of the water supply pipe 1 is connected to the lower communication pipe 2.
Separately from the object to be measured, a reference water pipe 6 is installed, and the lower communication pipe 2 and the lower part of the reference water pipe 1 are communicated with each other through the reference communication pipe 7. Pipe 1 and standard water mound v6
A water level sensing device 3 that senses the water level and outputs all the signals corresponding to the water level is arranged, and a display device that displays a display corresponding to the signal based on the signal output by each water level sensing device 3. 4 is provided as a second combined invention.

以下に、この発明を添付図面に基づいて説明する。The present invention will be explained below based on the accompanying drawings.

第1図は、この発明の原理全示す説明図であ)、2つの
水盛管1の下部を、下部連通管2によシ連通し、内部に
所定量の水8を介在させる。水盛管1には水位感知装置
6を配意する。水位感知装置3は、水位感知器6aと変
換器6bとからなシ、水位感知器6aは、水8中に臨ん
で水位を感知し、変換器6bは、水位感知器6aで感知
した水位を所定の電気信号に変換するように構成する。
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the entire principle of the present invention). The lower portions of two water-filling tubes 1 are communicated with a lower communicating tube 2, and a predetermined amount of water 8 is interposed inside. A water level sensing device 6 is provided in the water filling pipe 1. The water level sensing device 3 consists of a water level sensor 6a and a converter 6b.The water level sensor 6a faces into the water 8 and senses the water level, and the converter 6b detects the water level sensed by the water level sensor 6a. It is configured to convert into a predetermined electrical signal.

第2図には、水位感知装置6、特に、水位感知器6aが
例示してあシ、A図の水位感知器6aは、垂直な棒材9
の外面に、多数の水位感知素子10が上下方向に等間隔
に運べて設けてあり、各素子10は、変換器6bに電気
的に接続される。水盛管1上部には空気孔11が開設し
てあって、水8に対して大気圧全常時負荷しており、シ
たがって、水位の変化を容易にする。B図の水位感知器
6aは、棒材9の表面に、水位感知素子10群を上下方
向に螺旋状に設けた例であシ、0図の水位感知器3aは
、A図と同様の水位感知素子10を、上下方向中央の基
準水位付近において上下の相互間を狭く、上下方向に離
れるにしたがって上下の相互間を広くなるように配設し
である。D図の水位感知器6aは、多数の電極12を垂
下させ、その各々の長さ全上下方向に変化させて構成し
ている。
In FIG. 2, a water level sensing device 6, particularly a water level sensor 6a, is illustrated.
A large number of water level sensing elements 10 are provided on the outer surface of the transducer 6b so as to be able to be carried at regular intervals in the vertical direction, and each element 10 is electrically connected to the transducer 6b. An air hole 11 is opened in the upper part of the water filling pipe 1, and atmospheric pressure is constantly applied to the water 8, thereby facilitating changes in the water level. The water level sensor 6a in Figure B is an example in which 10 groups of water level sensing elements are spirally arranged in the vertical direction on the surface of a bar 9, and the water level sensor 3a in Figure 0 is an example of the same water level sensor as in Figure A. The sensing elements 10 are arranged such that the distance between the upper and lower ends is narrow near the reference water level at the center in the vertical direction, and the distance between the upper and lower ends becomes wider as they move away from each other in the vertical direction. The water level sensor 6a shown in Fig. D is constructed by suspending a large number of electrodes 12 and varying the length of each electrode in the vertical direction.

なお、水位感知器6aとしては、図示しないが、水8に
浮上させたフロートと、このフロートの位置を電気的、
光学的に検知する手段を用いることもできる。例えば、
フロートに永久磁石を固定し、1つ上下方向に多数の近
接スイッチを並べることによシ、フロートの高さ位置全
検知する手段等がこれである。
Although not shown, the water level sensor 6a uses a float floated on water 8 and the position of this float electrically detected.
Optical sensing means can also be used. for example,
This is a means for detecting all height positions of the float by fixing a permanent magnet to the float and arranging a large number of proximity switches vertically.

第3図は、4つの前記のような水盛管1を、測定対象物
Sの4カ所の測定位置A、B、0.Dに各配置した例で
あシ、下部連通管2で、位置A。
FIG. 3 shows four water filling tubes 1 as described above placed at four measurement positions A, B, 0, . In this example, the lower communication pipe 2 is placed at position A.

Cの水盛管1どうし、および、位置B、Dの水盛管1ど
うしを連通し、両連通管2を交差させて配置する。
The water filling pipes 1 at positions C and the water filling pipes 1 at positions B and D are communicated with each other, and both communication pipes 2 are arranged to intersect.

第4図は、第3図の谷水盛管1の水位感知装置3と電気
的に接続された表示装置4を示す。ここでは、上下方向
に延びる4つの列があシ、各列は、発光体として、同一
数の電球16を並べてあって、水平方向に同一の水位を
表わし、各水位には、基準の水位全Oとし、且つ、これ
よシ上下両方向への変位量全庁す数字(単位は閣)ヲ付
しておく。
FIG. 4 shows a display device 4 electrically connected to the water level sensing device 3 of the valley sump pipe 1 of FIG. Here, there are four columns extending in the vertical direction, and each column has the same number of light bulbs 16 lined up as light emitters to represent the same water level in the horizontal direction, and each water level has a reference water level. O, and a number (unit: cabinet) indicating the total amount of displacement in both the vertical and vertical directions is attached.

各列の表示A−Dは、水盛管1による測定位置A〜Dを
表わす。
Displays A to D in each column represent measurement positions A to D by the water filling tube 1.

かくして、水盛管1内の水8と、水位感知素子10と、
表示装置4の電球16と、電源とを結ぶ電気回路が形成
される。
Thus, the water 8 in the water filling tube 1 and the water level sensing element 10,
An electric circuit is formed that connects the light bulb 16 of the display device 4 and the power source.

いま、第3図の例によって、測定対象物Sの垂直変位量
を測定するとすれば、各位置A−Dの水盛管1の水位感
知装置3によシ各位置A−Dの水位を感知して、これ全
電気信号に変換し、この信号を表示装置4に出力する。
Now, according to the example of FIG. 3, if the vertical displacement of the measurement object S is to be measured, the water level at each position A to D is sensed by the water level sensing device 3 of the water filling pipe 1 at each position A to D. Then, this is converted into an electric signal, and this signal is output to the display device 4.

表示装置4は、各列において、入力された信号に相当す
る位置の電球16が点灯して、各水位を表示する。第4
図の表示装置4では、位置Aが基準点よシも9fIll
++高く、位置Cが同じく9m低い。また、位置Bが3
tran高く、位置りが3關低いことを表わしている。
In each column, the display device 4 displays each water level by lighting up the light bulb 16 at the position corresponding to the input signal. Fourth
In the display device 4 shown in the figure, position A is 9fIll as well as the reference point.
++ higher, and position C is also 9m lower. Also, position B is 3
This indicates that the tran is high and the position is 3 orders of magnitude lower.

したがって、これらの変位量を電球16の点灯位置によ
って測定したときは、かかる変位を解消すべく、測定対
象物Sの各位置A−Dでの垂直方向変位量を、水位がO
になるように、ジヤツキ、クレーン等で制御する。表示
装置4は、水盛管1の水位を常時表示しているから、こ
れ?確認しながら、前記制御をすればよい。
Therefore, when these displacement amounts are measured based on the lighting position of the light bulb 16, in order to eliminate such displacement, the vertical displacement amount at each position A-D of the measurement object S is calculated when the water level is O.
Control with jacks, cranes, etc. so that The display device 4 always displays the water level of the water filling pipe 1, so is this? The above control may be performed while checking.

第5図は、前記水盛管1と同様な機能全もつ基準の水盛
管6を、水盛管1と併せて設置することによシ、水盛管
1が設置された測定対象物Sの垂直方向移動量を測定す
るものである。すなわち、水盛管1は、前記と同じく測
定対象物Sの所定位置に設置されていて、相互に下部連
通管2によシ連通してあシ、基準の水盛管6は、測定対
象物Sとは関シのない別体に設置しである。そして、基
準の水盛管6の下部と、前記下部連通管2とを。
FIG. 5 shows a measurement target S on which the water-filling tube 1 is installed by installing a reference water-filling tube 6 having all the same functions as the water-filling tube 1 together with the water-filling tube 1. This is to measure the amount of vertical movement. That is, the water filling pipes 1 are installed at predetermined positions on the measurement target S as described above, and are communicated with each other through the lower communication pipe 2. It is installed in a separate entity with no relation to S. Then, the lower part of the standard water filling pipe 6 and the lower communication pipe 2.

基準の連通管7によシ連通する。そして、各水盛管1,
6には水8が内在し、したがって、夫々の水位感知装置
6によシ、各水盛管1,6の水位を、前記表示装置4に
よシ表示する。この場合の表示装置4は、図示しないが
、基準の水盛管6のための、電球の列があって、2つの
水盛管1との水位と同様に基準の水盛管6の水位も併せ
て測定できる。そして、はじめに、各水盛管1.乙の水
位全測定しておく。そこで、測定対象物Sが、例えば、
下降するに従い、水盛管1の水位は上昇し、基準の水盛
管6の水位は下降する。ここで両水盛管1の水位上昇量
が同じであれば、測定対象物Sは、各部分が同じ距離だ
け平均に下降していることを示し、測定対象物Sが傾斜
すると、雨水盛管1の水位上昇量が異なる。そして、測
定対象物Sの下降量は、基準の水盛管6の水位下降量全
測定することにより、測定できる。そして、測定対象物
Sの下降量が大きくなって、これを基準の水盛管6では
測定できなくなったときは、基準の水盛管6全下降させ
る。基準の水盛管6は、シーブ14に掛けたワイヤ15
の一端に吊ってあシ、ワイヤ15の他端はドラム16に
巻いである。そして、ワイヤ15の繰り出し量をカウン
タ17によシ計数して、基準の水盛管6の高さ位置を測
定する。したがって、カウンタ17の計数によシ得た基
準の水盛管6の高さ位置と、同水盛管乙の水位とによっ
て、測定対象物Sの下降量が測定される。なお、測定対
象物Sが上昇する場合は、各水盛管1,6を上昇させる
ことによシ同様に上昇量と、垂直変位量とを測定するこ
とができる。
It communicates with the standard communication pipe 7. And each water pipe 1,
6 contains water 8, and therefore, the water level of each water filling pipe 1, 6 is displayed by the respective water level sensing device 6 on the display device 4. Although not shown, the display device 4 in this case has a row of light bulbs for the reference water-filling tube 6, and the water level of the reference water-filling tube 6 as well as the water level with the two water-filling tubes 1 is displayed. Can be measured at the same time. First, each water tube 1. Measure all the water levels in B. Therefore, if the measurement target S is, for example,
As it descends, the water level in the water filling pipe 1 rises, and the water level in the reference water filling pipe 6 falls. If the amount of water level rise in both sump pipes 1 is the same, it means that each part of the measurement object S is lowering by the same distance on average, and if the measurement object S is tilted, the rain sump pipe The amount of water level rise in 1 is different. The amount of descent of the object S to be measured can be measured by measuring the entire amount of descent of the water level of the reference water filling pipe 6. Then, when the amount of descent of the object S to be measured becomes large enough that it cannot be measured with the reference water tube 6, the reference water tube 6 is completely lowered. The standard water pipe 6 is a wire 15 hung on a sheave 14.
The wire 15 is hung from one end, and the other end of the wire 15 is wound around a drum 16. Then, the amount of wire 15 fed out is counted by the counter 17, and the height position of the reference water filling tube 6 is measured. Therefore, the amount of descent of the object to be measured S is measured based on the height position of the reference water filling pipe 6 obtained by counting by the counter 17 and the water level of the water filling pipe B. In addition, when the object S to be measured rises, the amount of rise and the amount of vertical displacement can be measured in the same manner by raising each of the water filling tubes 1 and 6.

第6図は、多数の水位感知索子10が並べられた棒材9
からなる水位感知器56に水盛管1に対して昇降可能に
設置した例である。水盛管1を測定対象物Sに設置した
ときに、0点補正、すなわち、水盛管1の水位をOとし
、且つ、表示装置4の点灯位置Oとして測定全開始しな
ければならない。このとき、水盛管1による0点補正を
、水位感知器3affi昇降させることによシ容易にで
きるようにしたものである。棒材9に螺杆9aを取付け
て、これ全変換器6bに貫通させ、螺杆9aの上端にナ
ラ)9bffi螺合することにより水位感知器6dを昇
降可能に構成する。昇降手段には、もちろん、他の手段
を用いることもできる。
FIG. 6 shows a bar 9 on which a large number of water level sensing ropes 10 are arranged.
This is an example in which the water level sensor 56 is installed so as to be movable up and down with respect to the water filling pipe 1. When the water filling tube 1 is installed on the measuring object S, the water level of the water filling tube 1 must be set to O, and the entire measurement must be started with the display device 4 set to the lighting position O. At this time, the zero point correction by the water filling tube 1 can be easily performed by raising and lowering the water level sensor 3affi. A screw rod 9a is attached to the rod 9, passed through the entire transducer 6b, and screwed into the upper end of the screw rod 9a, thereby making the water level sensor 6d movable up and down. Of course, other means can be used as the elevating means.

第7図は、2つの水盛管1どつしを上部において上部連
通管5によシ連通した例である。これによって、両水盛
管1を互いに大気から遮断された位置に配置しても、両
水盛管1の内圧は等しく維持されるため、好適な測定音
することができる。
FIG. 7 shows an example in which two water filling pipes 1 are connected to each other through an upper communication pipe 5 at the upper part. As a result, even if both water-filling tubes 1 are arranged in positions where they are mutually isolated from the atmosphere, the internal pressures of both water-filling tubes 1 are maintained at the same level, so that suitable measurement sounds can be obtained.

第2図Aにおける全気孔11は開設されておらず、した
がって、両水盛管1は密閉構造となるため、水8の蒸発
を防止することができる一万、水盛管1単体、または測
定対象物Sの所定以上の傾斜によっても水8が漏洩する
ことがない。
All of the pores 11 in FIG. Even if the object S is tilted more than a predetermined level, the water 8 will not leak.

第8図は、この発明を、測定対象物Sとしてケーソンを
用い、その圧入工法に適用した例を示す。
FIG. 8 shows an example in which the present invention is applied to a press-in method using a caisson as the object S to be measured.

すなわち、ケーソンSの上面に、平面十字形の加圧桁1
8を載置し、図示しないア/カーに係着したストランド
19を、位置A−Dにおいて加圧桁18に貫通させ、且
つ加圧桁18上のジヤツキ20に係合する。ジヤツキ2
0は、ポンプ21の液圧によシ駆動されてストランド1
9を引き土げ、その反力によシ加圧桁18を押し下げて
、ケーン/Sを地中に圧入する。加圧桁18の各端部に
は、位置A−Dに水盛管1を配し、その水位感知装置3
に、第4図と同様の表示装置4全連結しておく、また、
各水盛管1に対応させて、位置A−Dには、沈下測定器
19a’i設置して、これを沈下計19に連結し、表示
装置4と同様に列をなす電球20によシ、ケーソンS各
位置A″−Dの沈下量を検出する。そして、表示装置4
によシケーソンS止面の位置A−D間における垂直変位
量から、傾斜具合全測定しつつ、沈下計19によシケー
ソンSの圧入具合を測定し、これらの測定結果にもとづ
いて、ポンプ21に連結された制御装置22を操作し、
ボン:f21の作動を介してジヤツキ2oを制御する。
That is, on the upper surface of the caisson
8 is placed, and the strand 19, which is attached to a car (not shown), is passed through the pressurizing girder 18 at positions A-D, and is engaged with the jack 20 on the pressurizing girder 18. Jyatsuki 2
0 is driven by the hydraulic pressure of the pump 21 and the strand 1
9 is pulled down, and the reaction force is used to push down the pressurizing girder 18, thereby press-fitting the cane/S into the ground. At each end of the pressurizing girder 18, a water filling pipe 1 is arranged at a position A-D, and its water level sensing device 3
In addition, all display devices 4 similar to those shown in FIG. 4 are connected.
A subsidence measuring device 19a'i is installed at position A-D corresponding to each water filling pipe 1, and this is connected to the subsidence meter 19, and the light bulbs 20 arranged in a row in the same manner as the display device 4 are displayed. , the amount of subsidence at each position A''-D of the caisson S is detected.Then, the display device 4
The degree of inclination is fully measured from the vertical displacement between positions A and D of the stop surface of the caisson S, and the degree of press-in of the caisson S is measured using the sinkage gauge 19. Based on these measurement results, the pump 21 is operating the connected control device 22;
Bonn: Controls the jack 2o through the operation of f21.

第8図Bにおいて、15はワイヤ、16はドラムであシ
、第5図のそれと同一である。但し、ここではカウンタ
17は図示されない。
In FIG. 8B, 15 is a wire and 16 is a drum, which are the same as those in FIG. 5. However, the counter 17 is not shown here.

第9図は、この発明を、測定対象物Sとして地盤を用い
、その沈下量を測定する。すなわち、地盤Sは地中壁2
3によシ土留めされているものの、地震、降雨等の自然
現象によシ沈下する場合があるため、その測定対象位置
に、2本の柱24全立設して、各柱24に水盛管1を固
定する。柱25は、沈下するおそれのない位置に立設し
、これに基準の水盛管6′(i−取付ける。これら、2
つの水盛管1と基準の水盛管6とは、第5図に示すよう
な構成と作用とをもち、表示装置4には自記記録計26
を接続して、地盤Sの沈下量全自動的に記録する。
FIG. 9 shows the present invention in which the ground is used as the object S to be measured, and the amount of subsidence thereof is measured. In other words, the ground S is the underground wall 2
Although it is earth-retained, it may sink due to natural phenomena such as earthquakes or rainfall, so two pillars 24 are fully erected at the measurement target location, and each pillar 24 is covered with water. Fix the filling tube 1. The pillar 25 is installed in a position where there is no risk of it sinking, and the standard water pipe 6' (i-installed) is installed on this pillar.
The two water-filling tubes 1 and the reference water-filling tube 6 have the configuration and function as shown in FIG.
is connected to automatically record the amount of subsidence of the ground S.

第10図は、この発明を、測定対象物Sとして揚重物を
用い、その吊上げ中における掲重物S両端の垂直変位量
を測定する。すなわち、27は柱であシ、これの上端に
吊上げ装置28と、その駆動装置29とが固定してあシ
、吊上げ装置28から垂下された棒体30には、揚重物
Sの両端が各固定しである。揚重物Sの両端には、夫々
水盛管1が取付けられてあって、水盛管1どすし、およ
びこれらと表示装置4とは第1図に示すように連結しで
ある。表示装置4には、警報器61が接続してあって、
両水盛管1によ)測定した揚重物Sの垂直変位量が危険
変位量に達したときに、警報器31が作動するようにな
っている。62は制御装置であって、これによシ一方ま
たは両方の駆動装置29全作動させて、揚重物Sの垂直
変位量と吊上げ量とを表示装置4で確認しながら、揚重
物Sの吊上げをする。
FIG. 10 shows the present invention in which a lifted object is used as the object S to be measured, and the amount of vertical displacement of both ends of the object S during lifting is measured. That is, 27 is a pillar, on the upper end of which a lifting device 28 and its driving device 29 are fixed, and on a rod 30 hanging from the lifting device 28, both ends of the lifted object S are fixed. Each is fixed. A water filling pipe 1 is attached to each end of the lifted object S, and the water filling pipe 1 and the display device 4 are connected as shown in FIG. An alarm device 61 is connected to the display device 4,
An alarm 31 is activated when the vertical displacement of the lifted object S measured by the two water-filling pipes 1 reaches a dangerous displacement. Reference numeral 62 denotes a control device, which operates one or both of the drive devices 29 and controls the lifting object S while checking the vertical displacement amount and lifting amount of the lifting object S on the display device 4. Do the lifting.

以上から明らかなように、この発明によれば、少なくと
も2つの水盛管に水位感知装置全配置し、この水位感知
装置が出力する信号に対応した表示をする表示装置を設
けたことから、水盛管の水位を遠隔位置で測定すること
ができる。したがって、例えば、ケーソン工事、橋桁設
置工事のような大形の測定対象物を用いる工事であって
も、各測定位置に水位監視のための人員を配置して、相
互に無線連絡を要するような方法を用いなくとも、簡単
に測定対象物の2力所以上の位置相互間の垂直変位量を
測定することができる。また、この発明によれば、測定
対象物は上下方向その他の方向に移動中であっても、2
力所以上の位置相互間の垂直変位量全測定することがで
きるから、例えば、測定対象物の水平状態全維持したま
ま、全体を降下させることもでき、しかも前記測定をそ
の移動中継続してなすことができる。
As is clear from the above, according to the present invention, all water level sensing devices are arranged in at least two water filling pipes, and a display device is provided that displays a signal corresponding to the signal output from the water level sensing device. The water level in the pipe can be measured remotely. Therefore, even in construction work that uses large objects to be measured, such as caisson construction and bridge girder installation work, it is necessary to station personnel to monitor water levels at each measurement position and to communicate with each other by radio. Even without using this method, it is possible to easily measure the amount of vertical displacement between two or more force points on the object to be measured. Further, according to the present invention, even if the object to be measured is moving in the vertical direction or other directions,
Since it is possible to measure the entire amount of vertical displacement between positions above the force point, for example, the entire object to be measured can be lowered while maintaining its horizontal state, and the measurement can be continued during the movement. It can be done.

さらに、谷水盛管の上部間を、上部連通管によシ連通す
れば、各水盛管の内圧を常時等しくできるため、気圧の
異なる位置での測定にも好適となる他、内在する水の蒸
発と漏洩全防止することができる。また、各水盛管の下
部連通管を、別に設けた基準の水盛管の下部と連通ずる
ことによル、基準の水盛管で、測定対象物の各位置間の
垂直変位量に加えて、全体の上下移動量を測定すること
ができるから、測定対象物を、その姿勢を制御しつつ全
体を昇降させる工事に好適である。
Furthermore, if the upper parts of the valley water-filling pipes are communicated with each other by an upper communication pipe, the internal pressure of each water-filling pipe can be made equal at all times, making it suitable for measurements at locations with different atmospheric pressures. Evaporation and leakage can be totally prevented. In addition, by communicating the lower part of each water-filling pipe with the lower part of a separately provided standard water-filling pipe, it is possible to add Since it is possible to measure the amount of vertical movement of the entire object, it is suitable for construction work in which the entire object to be measured is moved up and down while controlling its posture.

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

第1図は、この発明の原理を示す説明図、第2図は、こ
の発明の水盛管と水位感知装置とを示す説明図であシ、
Aはその第1の例、Bはその第ルの例、0はその第3の
例、Dはその第4の例を示す。第3、図は゛、測定対象
物と水盛管と下部連通管の関係を示す平面概略図、第4
図は、表示装置の一例を示す正面図、第5図は、水盛管
と基準の水盛管とを併用した例の説明図、第6図は、水
位感知装置の水位感知素子を昇降可能をした例を示す説
明図、第7図は、水盛管の上部どうしを上部連通管で連
通した状態の説明図、第8図は、測定対象物にケーソン
を用いた例であって、Aは千面邑Bは正面図、0は表示
装置、Dは沈下計、Eは制御装置を示す。第9図は、測
定対象物に地盤を用いた例を示す正面図、第10図は、
測定対象物に掲重物金用いた例を示す正面図である。 図中8は測定対象物、A、B、O,Dは測定位置、1は
水盛管、2は下部連通管、3は水位感知装置、4は表示
装置、5は上部連通管、6は基準の水盛管、7は基準の
連通管である。 特許出願人  大成建設株式会社 代理人弁理士  銹    哲 也 □       弁理士  内 藤 嘉 昭弁理士  
清 水    正 (A) 第2図 (C’)     (D’) 第8図 (B) 第 9 第10図 凶
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the principle of this invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a water filling pipe and a water level sensing device of this invention.
A indicates the first example, B the second example, 0 the third example, and D the fourth example. The third figure is a schematic plan view showing the relationship between the object to be measured, the water filling pipe, and the lower communication pipe.
The figure is a front view showing an example of a display device, FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of an example in which a water-filling tube and a standard water-filling tube are used together, and FIG. 6 is a view showing that the water level sensing element of the water level sensing device can be raised and lowered. Fig. 7 is an explanatory drawing showing an example in which the upper parts of the water-filling pipes are connected to each other by an upper communication pipe, and Fig. 8 is an example in which a caisson is used as the object to be measured. B shows the front view, 0 shows the display device, D shows the subsidence gauge, and E shows the control device. Figure 9 is a front view showing an example where the ground is used as the measurement object, and Figure 10 is
FIG. 3 is a front view showing an example in which a weighted object is used as a measurement target. In the figure, 8 is the object to be measured, A, B, O, D are the measurement positions, 1 is the water filling pipe, 2 is the lower communication pipe, 3 is the water level sensing device, 4 is the display device, 5 is the upper communication pipe, 6 is the The reference water pipe 7 is a reference communication pipe. Patent applicant: Taisei Corporation Representative Patent Attorney: Tetsuya Seri□ Patent Attorney: Yoshiaki Naito, Patent Attorney
Tadashi Shimizu (A) Figure 2 (C') (D') Figure 8 (B) Figure 9 Figure 10

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 (υ 測定対象物の、少なくとも2カ所の測定位置に設
置される各水盛管の下部を、下部連通管によシ連通し、
且つ、各水盛管に、その水位を感知してその水位に相当
する信号を出力する水位感知装置を配置し、さらに、各
水盛管の夫々の水位感知装置が出力する信号にもとづき
、その信号に対応した表示をする表示装置を設けたこと
全特徴とする垂直変位量測定装置。 (2)水位感知装置の水位感知素子として電極を用い、
水盛管内の水と、電極と、表示装置と、電源とを結ぶ電
気回路を形成した特許請求の範囲第1項記載の垂直変位
量測定装置。 (3)表示装置は、水盛管の数と同一数の列をなす発光
体からなシ、1つの列の発光体は、水位感知装置の電極
の数と同一としたデジタル表示手段をもつ特許請求の範
囲第2項記載の垂直変位量測定装置。 (4ン  下部連通管によシ連通した2つの水盛管から
なる少なくとも2組を、下部連通管が変差する位置に配
置した特許請求の範囲第1項ないし同第3項のいずれか
に記載の垂直変位量測定装置(5〕  水位感知装置の
水位感知素子を、水盛管内に昇降可能に設置した特許請
求の範囲第1項ないし同第4項のいずれかに記載の垂直
変位量測定装置。 (6)測定対象物の、少なくとも2カ所の測定位置に設
置される各水盛管の下部を、下部連通管によシ連通し、
且つ、各水盛管の上部を上部連通管により連通し、各水
盛管に、その水位全感知してその水位に相当する信号を
出力する水位感知装置全配置し、さらに、各水盛管の夫
々の水位感知装置が出力する信号にもとづき、その信号
に対応した表示をする表示装置金膜けたことを特徴とす
る垂直変位量測定装置。 (7)  測定対象物の、少なくとも2カ所の測定位置
に設置される各水盛管の下部を、下部連通管によシ連通
し、測定対象物とは別に、基準の水盛管を設置し、下部
連通管と基準の水盛管の下部とを基準の連通管によシ連
通し、各水盛管と基準の水盛管とに、その水位を感知し
てその水位に相当する信号全出力する水位感知装置全配
置し、さらに、各水位感知装置が出力する信号にもとづ
き、その信号に対応した表示をする表示装置を設けたこ
とを特徴とする垂直変位量測定装置。
[Claims] (υ The lower part of each water-filling pipe installed at at least two measurement positions of the object to be measured is connected through a lower communication pipe,
In addition, a water level sensing device that senses the water level and outputs a signal corresponding to the water level is arranged in each water filling pipe, and further, based on the signal output by the water level sensing device of each water filling pipe, A vertical displacement measuring device characterized in that it is equipped with a display device that displays a display corresponding to a signal. (2) Using an electrode as the water level sensing element of the water level sensing device,
2. The vertical displacement measuring device according to claim 1, wherein an electric circuit is formed to connect the water in the water filling tube, the electrode, the display device, and the power source. (3) The display device has a digital display means in which the number of rows of luminous bodies is the same as the number of water-filling tubes, and the number of luminous bodies in one row is the same as the number of electrodes of the water level sensing device. A vertical displacement measuring device according to claim 2. (4) Any one of claims 1 to 3, in which at least two sets of two water-filling pipes connected by a lower communication pipe are arranged at positions where the lower communication pipes are shifted. Vertical displacement amount measuring device (5) Vertical displacement amount measuring device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the water level sensing element of the water level sensing device is installed so as to be movable up and down in the water container pipe. (6) The lower part of each water-filling pipe installed at at least two measurement positions of the object to be measured is connected through a lower communication pipe,
In addition, the upper part of each water-filling pipe is connected through an upper communication pipe, and each water-filling pipe is equipped with a water level sensing device that senses the entire water level and outputs a signal corresponding to the water level. A vertical displacement measuring device characterized by a display device having a gold film, which displays a display corresponding to the signal based on the signal output from each of the water level sensing devices. (7) Connect the lower part of each water-filling pipe installed at at least two measurement positions of the object to be measured through a lower communication pipe, and install a standard water-filling pipe separately from the object to be measured. , the lower communication pipe and the lower part of the reference water-filling pipe are connected through the reference communication pipe, and each water-filling pipe and the reference water-filling pipe sense the water level and transmit all the signals corresponding to the water level. A vertical displacement measuring device characterized by having all of the output water level sensing devices arranged therein, and further comprising a display device that displays a display corresponding to the signal based on the signal output from each water level sensing device.
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