JPS61245874A - Method for lining inner surface of piping - Google Patents

Method for lining inner surface of piping

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Publication number
JPS61245874A
JPS61245874A JP8730785A JP8730785A JPS61245874A JP S61245874 A JPS61245874 A JP S61245874A JP 8730785 A JP8730785 A JP 8730785A JP 8730785 A JP8730785 A JP 8730785A JP S61245874 A JPS61245874 A JP S61245874A
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pressure
branch pipe
lining
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matter
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Inventor
Tomohiro Shimojo
朝洋 下条
Toshiaki Tanaka
田中 寿昭
Tomoharu Nakamura
智春 中村
Soichi Kishino
岸野 惣市
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Osaka Gas Co Ltd
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F16ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
    • F16LPIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES; SUPPORTS FOR PIPES, CABLES OR PROTECTIVE TUBING; MEANS FOR THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
    • F16L58/00Protection of pipes or pipe fittings against corrosion or incrustation

Abstract

PURPOSE:To efficiently perform the perfect repairing of piping, by simultaneously performing a lining treatment process and a lining layer destruction detecting process on the basis of the variation in the pressure in main branched pipe immediately after lining and a matter moving speed. CONSTITUTION:Air is quantitatively supplied in a main branched pipe 1 under constant pressure from a blower 6 and lining matter 5 is moved at an almost constant speed by air pressure and a lining material 4 is forcibly flowed by the matter 5 to coat the inner surface of the main branched pipe 1. At this time, simultaneously with the start of the movement of the matter 5, internal pressure from branched pipes 2a-2c to the main branched pipe 1 is measured by pressure measuring devices 3a-3c and the timewise variation in said pressure are recorded. When the destruction of the lining layer is present, the leakage position of the main branch pipe 1 is detected by the distance from the base point set to the inlet of the main branched pipe or the each of the connection points of the main branched pipe 1 and the branched pipes 2a-2c on the basis of the timewise variation in the measured pressure and the moving speed of the matter.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、分岐管を有する本文管内に液状ライニング材
及びライニング用物体を入れ、その物体を流体圧により
前記本支管内で移動させ、前記ライニング材を前記物体
により押し流しかつ前記本支管の内面に塗布する方法に
関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention involves placing a liquid lining material and a lining object in a main pipe having a branch pipe, moving the object within the main pipe by fluid pressure, and The present invention relates to a method for displacing lining material by said object and applying it to the inner surface of said main branch.

さらに詳しくは、上記ライニング法によって処理した本
支管において、物体移動のための流体圧によりライニン
グ層が破られて、漏洩を生じる危険性があるか否かを検
知し、かつ、ライニング層に破られた個所が存在する場
合その破壊個所の位置を探知し、完全な配管補修を行う
方法に関する。
More specifically, in the main branch pipe treated by the above-mentioned lining method, the lining layer is ruptured by the fluid pressure for moving the object, and it is detected whether there is a risk of leakage. This method relates to a method for detecting the location of damaged parts, if any, and completely repairing the pipes.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

従来、ライニング処理しなからライニング層破壊の有無
を検査する方法は無く、ライニング処理を完了した後で
、本支管内を加圧状態に維持し、本支管内の圧力低下に
基いてライニング層の破壊を検知していた。
Conventionally, there is no method to inspect whether or not the lining layer has been destroyed without lining treatment, and after the lining treatment is completed, the inside of the main branch pipe is maintained in a pressurized state, and the lining layer is inspected based on the pressure drop inside the main branch pipe. Destruction was detected.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

しかし、ライニング処理工程とライニング層破壊検知工
程を各別に必要とするため、作業が面倒で作業に長時間
を要し、また、ライニング層破壊を生じていた場合、破
壊個所の位置を探知するための別手段に、多大の労力、
時間、経費を必要とし、殊に埋設配管の場合、掘削及び
埋戻しに膨大な労力、時間及び経費を必要とし、より一
層の改良の余地があった。
However, since a lining treatment process and a lining layer destruction detection process are required separately, the work is cumbersome and takes a long time. As an alternative, a lot of effort,
This requires time and expense, and especially in the case of underground piping, excavation and backfilling require enormous labor, time and expense, and there is room for further improvement.

本発明の目的は、ライニング処理と同時に、ライニング
層の破壊の有無を検知でき、かつ、その破壊の位置を精
度良く探知できるようにする点にある。
An object of the present invention is to enable detection of the presence or absence of destruction of the lining layer at the same time as the lining process, and to detect the position of the destruction with high accuracy.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

本発明の特徴手段は、流体圧により本支管内を移動する
ライニング用物体が、本支管と分岐管の接続部を通過し
た後において、その分岐管によって前記本支管内の圧力
を測定し、その測定圧力の時間的変動と前記物体の移動
速度に基いて、前記本支管の漏洩位置を、前記接続部を
基点とする距離によって探知することI/c6す、その
作用効果は次の通りである。
The characteristic means of the present invention is that after a lining object that moves within the main branch pipe due to fluid pressure passes through the connection between the main branch pipe and the branch pipe, the pressure in the main branch pipe is measured by the branch pipe, and the pressure in the main branch pipe is measured. Based on the temporal fluctuation of the measured pressure and the moving speed of the object, the leakage position of the main branch pipe is detected by the distance from the connection part as the base point I/c6.The effect is as follows. .

〔作 用〕[For production]

つまり、例えば3本の分岐管によって本支管内の圧力を
測定して、第2図に例示するような測定圧力の時間的変
動を生じた場合、下記の事実が判明する。
That is, for example, when the pressure in the main branch pipe is measured using three branch pipes and the measured pressure changes over time as illustrated in FIG. 2, the following facts become clear.

(イ)第1の分岐管による測定圧力が急激に零圧から上
昇して一定の圧力Ilcなる時間(1+)t/cよって
、本支管と第1の分岐管の接続部を物体が通過したタイ
ミングが判る。
(B) During the time (1+)t/c during which the pressure measured by the first branch pipe suddenly increases from zero pressure to a constant pressure Ilc, an object passes through the connection between the main branch pipe and the first branch pipe. I know the timing.

(ロ)上記時間(t、)の後で、かつ、第2及び第8の
分岐管による測定圧力が零のままで、第1の分岐管によ
る測定圧力が急激に低下した時間(t、)によって、本
支管のうち第1と第2の分岐管の接続部の間における漏
洩位置を物体が通過し九タイミングが判る。
(b) After the above time (t,), the time (t,) during which the pressure measured by the first branch pipe sharply decreased while the pressure measured by the second and eighth branch pipes remained zero. Accordingly, it is possible to determine the timing when an object passes through the leakage position between the connection portion of the first and second branch pipes in the main branch pipe.

(ハ)本支管内での物体の移動速度は、例えば、本文管
の入口から第1の分岐管の接続部までの距離、及び、上
記時間(tl) Kよって算出する等、適当な手段で求
められるから、第1の分岐管の接続部から漏洩個所まで
の距離を、前記時間(tl) 、 (tt)の差と物体
の移動速度から算出でき、漏洩位置を正確に探知できる
(c) The moving speed of an object within the main branch pipe can be determined by any appropriate means, such as calculating it from the distance from the entrance of the main pipe to the connection point of the first branch pipe and the above-mentioned time (tl) K. Therefore, the distance from the connection part of the first branch pipe to the leakage point can be calculated from the difference between the times (tl) and (tt) and the moving speed of the object, and the leakage location can be accurately detected.

(ニ)第2の分岐管による測定圧力が第1の分岐管によ
る測定圧力とほぼ同圧まで急上昇した時間(ts) K
よって、本文管と第2の分岐管の接続部を物体が通過し
たタイミングが判る。
(d) Time when the pressure measured by the second branch pipe suddenly reached almost the same pressure as the pressure measured by the first branch pipe (ts) K
Therefore, the timing at which an object passes through the connection between the main tube and the second branch tube can be determined.

($)  第8の分岐管による測定圧力が第1及び第2
分岐管による測定圧力とほぼ同圧まで急上昇した時間(
t4) VCよって、本支管と第8の分岐管の接続部を
物体が通過したタイミングが判る。
($) The pressure measured by the eighth branch pipe is the same as that of the first and second branch pipes.
The time it takes for the pressure to rise rapidly to almost the same pressure as the one measured by the branch pipe (
t4) The timing at which the object passed through the connection between the main branch pipe and the eighth branch pipe can be determined by the VC.

(へ)前記時間(t、)と(t4)の間で第1及び第2
分岐管による測定圧力がほぼ一定であることから、第2
及び第3分岐管の接続部間において本支管内に漏洩が無
いことが判る。
(to) the first and second times between the times (t,) and (t4)
Since the pressure measured by the branch pipe is almost constant, the second
It can be seen that there is no leakage within the main branch pipe between the connection part of the third branch pipe and the third branch pipe.

(ト)全ての分岐管による測定圧力が急低下した時間(
t、)Kよって、本支管のうち第8の分岐管の接続部よ
りも下流側における第2の漏洩位置を物体が通過したタ
イミングが判る。
(g) Time when the measured pressure from all branch pipes suddenly decreased (
t, )K, the timing at which the object passed through the second leakage position on the downstream side of the connection part of the eighth branch pipe in the main branch pipe can be determined.

また、前記時間(t4) 、 (ts)の差と前記物体
の移動速度から、第8の分岐管の接続部から第2の漏洩
個所までの距離を算出できる。
Further, the distance from the connection part of the eighth branch pipe to the second leakage point can be calculated from the difference between the times (t4) and (ts) and the moving speed of the object.

(チ)全ての分岐管による測定圧力が零圧まで急低下し
た時間(t5)によって、物体が本支管の出口に達した
タイミングが判る。
(H) The timing at which the object reaches the outlet of the main branch pipe can be determined by the time (t5) when the pressure measured by all branch pipes suddenly drops to zero pressure.

要するに、物体によりライニング材を本支管の内面に塗
布すると同時に、ライニング層の破壊の有無を探知でき
るばかシで無く、破壊による漏洩位置を近い分岐管の接
続部を基点として正確に探知できるのである。
In short, it is not only possible to apply the lining material to the inner surface of the main branch pipe using an object, but also to detect whether or not the lining layer has been destroyed, and it is also possible to accurately detect the location of leaks due to the breakage using the connecting point of the nearby branch pipe as a reference point. .

さらに説明すると、例えば、物体の背圧変動と物体の移
動速度に基いて、本支管の入口を基点に漏洩個所までの
距離を算出することも考えられるが、その距離が長くな
るほど物体の移動速度変化に起因する誤差が大になシ、
長距離にわたる配管での実用は不可能である。 しかし
、本発FJ4によれば、測定対象とする分岐管を適当に
選定することによって、物体の移動速度変化に伴う誤差
を十分に小さくできるように、基点と漏洩個所の距離を
短くでき、たとえ長い配管であっても精度良く漏洩位置
探知を行える。
To explain further, for example, it is possible to calculate the distance from the entrance of the main branch pipe to the leak point based on the back pressure fluctuation of the object and the moving speed of the object, but the longer the distance, the faster the object is moving. The error caused by the change is small,
It is impossible to put it into practical use in piping over long distances. However, according to the developed FJ4, by appropriately selecting the branch pipe to be measured, the distance between the reference point and the leakage point can be shortened to sufficiently reduce the error caused by changes in the moving speed of the object. Leak location can be detected with high accuracy even in long piping.

尚、測定圧力の変動が無ければ、そのことによって良好
なライニング層が形成されたことを確認できる。
Note that if there is no variation in the measured pressure, it can be confirmed that a good lining layer has been formed.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

その結果、配管の内面ライニング処理とライニング層が
良好に形成されたか否かの検査を同時にできて、信頼性
の高いライニング処理を容易迅速にかつ経費少なく行え
るようになった。
As a result, it has become possible to simultaneously perform inner lining treatment of the pipe and inspect whether or not the lining layer has been formed satisfactorily, making it possible to carry out highly reliable lining treatment easily, quickly, and at low cost.

その上、万一ライニング層の破壊を生じても、破壊個所
の位置探知を、そのための別手段を必要とせずに簡単に
、しかも正確に行え、ライニング層破壊個所の修繕も容
易迅速かつ経費少なく行え、全体として、良好な配管の
内面ライニングを能率良くかつ安い工事費で行えるよう
になった。
Furthermore, even if the lining layer is destroyed, the location of the destruction can be easily and accurately detected without the need for additional means, and repair of the damaged lining layer can be done easily, quickly, and at low cost. Overall, it has become possible to perform internal lining of pipes efficiently and at low construction costs.

殊に、ライニング層の破壊個所を修繕するに掘削を必要
とする埋設配管において、破壊個所の位置探知を正確に
行えるため、無駄な掘削作業を無くせ、作業性向上及び
経費低減を効果的に図れる。
In particular, for underground piping that requires excavation to repair damaged parts of the lining layer, the location of the damaged parts can be accurately detected, eliminating unnecessary excavation work and effectively improving work efficiency and reducing costs. .

〔°実施例〕[°Example]

次に第1図により実施例を示す。 Next, an example will be shown with reference to FIG.

第1図(イ)K示すように、埋設された本支管(1)を
、ライニング処理範囲に見合った適当な位置で堀出しか
つ切断して開口孕せる。 また、本支管(1)に接続し
た分岐管のうち適当なもの(2m) 、 (job) 
、 (2c) VC自記式圧力測定器C8m)。
As shown in FIG. 1(a)K, the buried main branch pipe (1) is excavated and cut at an appropriate position commensurate with the lining treatment area to form an opening. In addition, a suitable branch pipe (2m) connected to the main branch pipe (1), (job)
(2c) VC self-recording pressure measuring device C8m).

(8b)、(8c)をセットする。Set (8b) and (8c).

そして、第1図(ロ)に示すように、適量の液状ライニ
ング材(4)、本支管(1)の内径とライニング厚さに
見合った適当な直径のライニング用物体(5)を本支管
(1)内に入れ、また、送風機(5)K接続した蓋体(
7)を本支管(1)K取付ける。
Then, as shown in Fig. 1 (b), an appropriate amount of liquid lining material (4) and a lining object (5) of an appropriate diameter commensurate with the inner diameter of the main branch pipe (1) and the lining thickness are added to the main branch pipe (1). 1) and the lid (5) connected to the blower (5).
7) to the main branch pipe (1) K.

その後、送風機(5)から本支管(1)内に空気を一定
の圧力で定量的に供給し、第1図(ハ)に示すように、
空気圧で物体(5)をほぼ一定の速度で移動させ、物体
(5)Kよりライニング材(4)を押し流して本支管(
1)の内面に塗布する。 また、物体移動開始と同時に
、圧力測定器(8m) 、 (8b) 、 C3c)に
よって分岐管(1)と分岐管(2a)、 (2b) 、
 (24:)から本支管il+内の圧力を測定すると共
に測定圧力の時間的変動を記録する。
After that, air is quantitatively supplied from the blower (5) into the main branch pipe (1) at a constant pressure, as shown in Fig. 1 (c).
The object (5) is moved at a nearly constant speed using air pressure, and the lining material (4) is swept away from the object (5) K, and the main branch pipe (
1) Apply to the inner surface. In addition, at the same time as the object starts moving, the pressure measuring devices (8m), (8b), C3c) detect the branch pipe (1), the branch pipe (2a), (2b),
(24:) to measure the pressure inside the main branch pipe il+ and record the temporal fluctuations in the measured pressure.

本支管11jのライニング処理を完了すれば、本支管5
)から余剰のライニング材(4)と物体+fi+を回収
し、蓋体(7)と送風機(5)を取外し、本支管(11
)を復旧接続して埋戻す。
After completing the lining process for the main branch pipe 11j, the main branch pipe 5
), collect the excess lining material (4) and object +fi+, remove the lid (7) and blower (5), and remove the main branch pipe (11).
) is restored and backfilled.

また−圧力測定器(8m) 、 (8b) 、 (8c
) VC記録された測定圧力の時間的変動を検討して、
ライニング層の破壊に起因する圧力低下が有るか否かを
調べる。 そして、ライニング層の破壊が存在する場合
、測定圧力の時間的変動と物体の移動速度に基いて、本
支管(11の漏洩位置を、本支管(1)の入口や本支管
(1)と分岐管(2m)又は(2b)又は(2c)の接
続部を基点とする距離によって探知する〔尚、詳細は前
述の第2図に基く脱明を参照〕。 さらに、ライニング
層の破壊個所を堀出して管外からの適当な手段で修繕し
、修繕部分を埋戻す。
Also - pressure measuring device (8m), (8b), (8c
) Considering the temporal variation of the measured pressure recorded by VC,
Check to see if there is a pressure drop due to rupture of the lining layer. If there is a breakdown of the lining layer, the leak position of the main branch pipe (11) is determined based on the temporal fluctuation of the measured pressure and the moving speed of the object, and the location of the leak is determined by the entrance of the main branch pipe (1) or the main branch pipe (1). Detection is performed by distance from the connection point of the pipe (2m) or (2b) or (2c) [For details, refer to the above-mentioned clarification based on Fig. 2].Furthermore, the broken part of the lining layer is excavated. Take it out, repair it using appropriate means from outside the area, and backfill the repaired area.

〔別実施例〕[Another example]

次に別の実施例を説明する。 Next, another embodiment will be described.

ライニング材(4)は常温硬化型、熱硬化型、その他い
かなる。ものでもよい。
The lining material (4) may be a room temperature curing type, a thermosetting type, or any other type. It can be anything.

物体(5)の形状は、単球状、連球状、砲弾状等、その
他適当に変形でき、また、物体(1)の材質や構造等も
適宜選択できる。
The shape of the object (5) can be appropriately modified such as a single sphere, a continuous sphere, a bullet, etc., and the material and structure of the object (1) can also be selected as appropriate.

物体(5)を移動させるに利用する流体の種類は、いか
なるガス又は液体であってもよい。
The type of fluid used to move the object (5) may be any gas or liquid.

分岐管(2m) 、 (2b) 、 (2c) Kよっ
て本支管fil内の圧力を測定するに、例えば下記のよ
うに各種の手段変更が可能である。
To measure the pressure inside the main branch pipes (2m), (2b), and (2c) K, various means can be changed, for example, as described below.

(イ)対象とする分岐管(2m) 、 (2b) 、 
(2c)の本数や位置は状況に応じて適当に選定すれば
よい。
(b) Target branch pipe (2m), (2b),
The number and position of (2c) may be appropriately selected depending on the situation.

(ロ)使用する圧力測定器(8m) 、 (8b) 、
 (8c) Id、計測部の構成や記録部の構成等にお
いて適当なものを選択すればよい。
(b) Pressure measuring device to be used (8m), (8b),
(8c) An appropriate Id, configuration of the measuring section, configuration of the recording section, etc. may be selected.

物体(5)の移動速度は、予め調べておいても、現場で
適当な手段で実施してもよい。
The moving speed of the object (5) may be determined in advance or may be determined on-site using appropriate means.

対象とする配管+1+は、都市ガス用、天然ガス用、水
道用等の既設導管が一般的であシ、殊に埋設導管が好適
であるが、その他いかなるものでもよい。
The target piping +1+ is generally an existing conduit for city gas, natural gas, water supply, etc., and is particularly preferably a buried conduit, but any other type may be used.

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

第1図(イ)ないしくハ)は、本発明の実施例を示す概
念図である。 第2図は測定圧力の記録例を示すグラフ
である。 Fi+・・・・・・本支管、(2m) 、(2b) 、
(2c)・・・・・・分岐管、(4)・・・・・・ライ
ニング材、(IS)・・・・・・物体。
FIGS. 1(a) to 1(c) are conceptual diagrams showing embodiments of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a graph showing an example of recording measured pressure. Fi+... Main branch, (2m), (2b),
(2c)...Branch pipe, (4)...Lining material, (IS)...Object.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims]  分岐管(2a),(2b),(2c)を有する本支管
(1)内に液状ライニング材(4)及びライニング用物
体(5)を入れ、その物体(5)を流体圧により前記本
支管(1)内で移動させ、前記ライニング材(4)を前
記物体(5)により押し流しかつ前記本支管(1)の内
面に塗布する方法であつて、前記本支管(1)と分岐管
(2a)又は(2b)又は(2c)の接続部を前記物体
(5)が通過した後において、その分岐管(2a)又は
(2b)又は(2c)によつて前記本支管(1)内の圧
力を測定し、その測定圧力の時間的変動と前記物体(5
)の移動速度に基いて、前記本支管(1)の漏洩位置を
、前記接続部を基点とする距離によつて探知する配管内
面用ライニング方法。
A liquid lining material (4) and a lining object (5) are put into a main branch pipe (1) having branch pipes (2a), (2b), and (2c), and the object (5) is inserted into the main branch pipe by fluid pressure. (1), the lining material (4) is swept away by the object (5), and the lining material (4) is applied to the inner surface of the main branch pipe (1) and the branch pipe (2a). ) or (2b) or (2c), the pressure in the main branch pipe (1) is reduced by the branch pipe (2a) or (2b) or (2c). is measured, and the temporal fluctuation of the measured pressure and the object (5
), the leakage position of the main branch pipe (1) is detected based on the distance from the connection part as a base point.
JP8730785A 1985-04-23 1985-04-23 Method for lining inner surface of piping Granted JPS61245874A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH09234422A (en) * 1996-03-04 1997-09-09 Tokyo Gas Co Ltd Method for partially repairing existing pipeline

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH09234422A (en) * 1996-03-04 1997-09-09 Tokyo Gas Co Ltd Method for partially repairing existing pipeline

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