KR20140015974A - Arch wall shoring structure - Google Patents

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KR20140015974A
KR20140015974A KR1020120082608A KR20120082608A KR20140015974A KR 20140015974 A KR20140015974 A KR 20140015974A KR 1020120082608 A KR1020120082608 A KR 1020120082608A KR 20120082608 A KR20120082608 A KR 20120082608A KR 20140015974 A KR20140015974 A KR 20140015974A
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E02HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
    • E02DFOUNDATIONS; EXCAVATIONS; EMBANKMENTS; UNDERGROUND OR UNDERWATER STRUCTURES
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    • E02D5/03Prefabricated parts, e.g. composite sheet piles
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    • E02HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
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    • E02HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
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Abstract

The present invention relates to an arch type temporary construction sheathing structure. An arch type wall having an arch type panel member curved in an arch shape and a flat panel member to which both ends of the arch type panel member are fixed is stood and inserted between H-beam piles inserted into the ground. The present invention can reduce construction costs by reducing the amount of consumed members and can be rapidly constructed by shortening construction periods.

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Arched Temporary Structures {Arch Wall Shoring Structure}

The present invention relates to an arc-shaped temporary clam structure, and more particularly, to an arc-shaped temporary clam structure that firmly supports a back earth pressure acting as an excavation space with an arc-shaped clam panel.

In general, underground construction is used to construct underground structures in civil engineering or building construction, and the underground space is utilized to excavate the ground before the excavation of the ground so that the ground does not collapse due to earth pressure generated during construction. We are constructing.

The temporary soil structure is constructed in a variety of methods depending on the size of the earth pressure acting on the excavation surface, the site conditions, the type of the structure, the construction method, etc., the construction method of the temporary soil structure is a sheet pile method, RSW method, RPRW method, PSS method, SGP method, soil barrier method using two-row H-pile, CSR method, e-PHC method, and the like.

Sheet pile method is a method of forming a continuous wall by biting the joint of a board pile to form a ground by using a vibration hammer, WATER JET, etc., which is difficult to type on hard ground, and on the back of soft ground There is concern about sinking, construction is delayed when there is underground buried, deep excavation is difficult, if the section is cut, it is vulnerable to water pressure or earth pressure, there is a big noise in the type.

The RSW method is a soil wall construction method for installing a brace while excavating H-Pile by drilling or direct hitting, and forming a wall by incorporating a steel sheet bent between the H-Pile with a vibro hammer, and supporting a steel sheet. Due to earth pressure after excavation, the wall is full and the rigidity of the wall is small, so it is difficult to apply to the site where a large earth pressure is applied, and the construction precision is required, which makes it difficult to construct.

The RPRW method is a two-wall pile that is joined at a predetermined angle on the rear side and the front side of the excavation, which is connected to the frictionless hinge at the head to resist earth pressure, and the excavation of the wall caused by earth pressure after excavation. When it is considered in the longitudinal direction, the earth pressure bearing force is close to zero when it is considered in the longitudinal direction, and the entire excavation surface is pushed toward the excavation surface, and there is a decrease in construction efficiency due to interference pile insertion and spacer installation. In addition to the rather difficult interpretation, there is a problem of private land violations caused by sloped piles during urban construction.

The PSS method is a method that does not use large equipment for drilling and driving, and then press-fits after assembling the material and excavates the inside with only a small excavation equipment, so that noise and vibration do not occur. Since the construction cost is high, the installation and the excavation is made at the same time, the verticality management is important, so the work is difficult, the degree of orderability is bad, and a special prop is required, which increases the construction cost.

In addition, the PSS method has to work after crushing when exposed to the lower arm and it is difficult to stand when there are obstacles in the post.

The SGP method is a method of incorporating a guide file at equal intervals (C.T.C 1,280 or 1,300) on the plan surface of the temporary facility, and then injecting a hot rolled steel sheet suitable for the planned root position between the guide files to complete the soil wall prior to breaking the wall.

The two-column H-pile is a mudstone method that is combined with a post-heated pile that prevents shear destruction of the mud wall with the concept of heat transfer pile and an interference pile that serve as a mud wall.

The CSR method is a self-supporting mudstone method that is combined with a heat transfer pile that serves as a mud wall, and a rear heat pile that prevents shear destruction of the mud wall with the concept of an interference pile.

The e-PHC method is a method of forming an earth wall by accessing the e-PHC (high strength centrifugal pile) ready pile.

The soil barrier method using the two-row H-pile, the CSR method has a problem that the excavation depth is limited, the e-PHC method requires a precise vertical construction when excavation has a problem that the construction work is difficult, There is a problem that the construction cost is increased due to the air delay in the rock layer.

It is an object of the present invention to increase the rigidity of the wall member to reduce the number of members to be inserted into the ground, to provide an arc-shaped temporary scaffold structure to enable concrete pouring without the construction of the formwork separately.

The object of the present invention is an arcuate wall member that is arched bent in the arch, and both sides end of the arcuate panel member is fixed to the arched wall is inserted into the ground including a flat panel member covering the curved inner surface of the arched panel member It is solved by providing an arched hypothesis, including a structure.

The present invention has the effect of increasing the stability and at the same time the depth of independence by stably supporting the back earth pressure by the arching effect using an arched wall with a large rigidity.

According to the present invention, the required number of members is reduced, and the construction process is simplified, so that the construction period is shortened, so that the construction is quick and the construction cost is low.

In addition, the present invention has a form-integrated design, it is possible to pour concrete without installing a separate formwork is less construction cost, there is an effect to shorten the construction period.

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the arched wall in the arched temporary cladding structure according to the present invention
Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the use of the arched wall in the arched temporary cladding structure according to the present invention
Figure 3 is a perspective view showing an example in which the reinforcement insertion wall is inserted in the arched temporary cladding structure according to the present invention
Figure 4 is a plan view showing an example in which the reinforcement insertion wall is inserted in the arched temporary cladding structure according to the present invention
5 is a perspective view showing a corner arch wall in the arched temporary cladding structure according to the present invention;
Figure 6 is a plan view of the construction of the arc-shaped temporary clamshell structure according to the present invention in a hermetically sealed type
7 is an enlarged view of a portion A of FIG. 6;
8 is a view showing the construction of the arched temporary clamshell structure according to the present invention in an open type

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 and 2, the arched temporary earthquake structure according to the present invention includes an arched panel member 11 curved in an arc shape and a flat panel member 12 on which both side ends of the arched panel member 11 are fixed. It includes an arched wall (10) that is inserted into the ground to stand.

The arcuate panel member 11 is manufactured by bending a metal plate to bend in an arc shape. End portions of both sides of the arcuate panel member 11 are welded and fixed to one surface of the flat panel member 12 as an example.

The flat panel member 12 has a width wider than that of the arcuate panel member 11 and has a panel support portion 10b protruding to both end portions of the arcuate panel member 11.

The flat panel member 12 is in an upright shape, and both side ends of the arcuate panel member 11 are fixed to cover the curved inner surface of the arcuate panel member 11 and the arch wall 10 penetrated in the upper and lower directions. ). Here, the upper and lower directions of the arcuate wall 10 refer to upper and lower parts in the direction in which the arcuate wall is typed on the ground.

The panel support part 10b may be formed at both sides of the flat panel member 12, or may be formed by bending both side ends of the arcuate panel member 11.

The flat panel member 12 has a width wider than that of the arcuate panel member 11, and both ends of the arcuate panel member 11 are provided at both ends of the flat panel member 12. For example, welded to the flat panel member 12 to form a.

The flat panel member 12 preferably has tapered portions 12a formed at both bottom edges of the flat panel member 12 so as to be more smoothly typed on the ground.

The arcuate wall 10 according to the present invention is inserted between the plurality of H-beam piles 20 which are erected and spaced apart from the ground so that the panel support 10b is supported by the H-beam pile 20. More specifically, when the arcuate wall 10 is erected and inserted into the ground, the panel support 10b is supported on the flange portion of the H beam pile 20, and the panel support 10b is the H beam pile 20. It is supported by the flange portion of and has the order effect.

The flat panel member 12 serves as a point of the arcuate panel member 11 to prevent deformation and warpage, to hold sliding friction with the H beam pile 20 when the arcuate wall 10 is inserted, and the H beam pile Covering the open front of the arcuate panel member 11 between the (20) can also be used as a formwork.

The arcuate wall 10 according to the present invention further includes a gripping reinforcement member 13 provided above the arcuate panel member 11.

The gripping reinforcement member 13 is preferably located at the center of the arcuate panel member 11 at the upper end of the arcuate panel member 11, and the hammer of the anti-rider for inserting the arcuate wall 10 into the ground Is to reinforce the catch.

The holding reinforcement member 13 may be fixed to any one of the outer side or the inner side of the arcuate panel member 11, the outer side or the inner side of the arched panel member 11 It can be formed integrally.

The gripping reinforcement member 13 increases the thickness of the portion of the hammer held by the vibr to prevent deformation occurring at the portion of the hammer held by the vibr when the anti-taking is inserted into the ground by standing the arched wall 10.

The gripping reinforcement member 13 has a deformation preventing protrusion 13a erected in the longitudinal direction of the arcuate panel member 11. For example, the deformation preventing protrusion 13a is formed by bending both sides of the gripping reinforcement member 13 and is vertically aligned with the vertical direction of the arched panel member 11 to form the arched panel member 11. ) To prevent bending deformation and torsional deformation.

In addition, a hooking hole 10a is formed in an upper portion of the arched panel member 11, and a hooking hole 10a is formed on the inner surface of the arched panel member 11 at a portion where the hooking hole 10a is formed. It is preferable that the hole reinforcement panel 14 in which the communication hole which communicates with 10a was formed is mounted.

The arched wall 10 is connected to a crane by hooking or coupling a connector such as a ring or a shackle to the catching hole 10a, and is erected by lifting the upper end by a crane, and then gripped by a hammer with a vibr of the anti-rider. Is inserted into

The upper part of the arcuate wall 10 is an upper part when the arcuate wall 10 is erected and inserted into the ground, and the lower part of the arcuate wall 10 is lower when the arched wall 10 is erected and inserted into the ground. It is the part which is inserted in contact with primary.

The lower reinforcing member (11a) for reinforcing the rigidity of the lower end of the arched panel member 11 is mounted on the lower portion of the arcuate panel member (11).

The lower reinforcing member 11a prevents deformation of the arched panel member 11 when inserted into the ground by reinforcing the lower rigidity of the arched panel member 11, and the arched panel member 10 is smoothly grounded. To be inserted into the.

For example, the lower reinforcing member 11a may be a plurality of reinforcing plates. For example, the lower reinforcing member 11a may be mounted to the front or rear surface of the arcuate panel member 11 by welding. In addition, the lower reinforcing member (11a) is another example of a protruding strip (not shown) mounted around the inner surface at the lower end of the arcuate panel member (11). For example, the protruding band includes reinforcing bars mounted around the inner surface of the arcuate panel member 11. The protruding band prevents the ground from directly contacting the inner surface of the arcuate panel member 11 when the arcuate wall 10 is inserted into the ground so that the arcuate wall 10 can be smoothly inserted into the ground. .

In addition, the upper part of the arcuate wall 10 is mounted horizontally between the arcuate panel member 11 and the flat panel member 12 to provide rigidity of the arcuate panel member 11 and the flat panel member 12. It is preferable that the horizontal reinforcing plate member 15 to be reinforced is provided.

The horizontal reinforcement plate member 15 is fixed to an inner surface of the arcuate panel member 11 and an inner surface of the flat panel member 12 facing the arcuate panel member 11 so that the horizontal wall of the arched wall 10 Increase the overall stiffness.

In addition, the horizontal reinforcing plate member 15, it is preferable that the entrance assistance hole 16 is formed. Referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, the entrance assistance hole 16 passes through a reinforcement insertion wall 80 that reinforces the rigidity of the arch wall 10. The reinforcement insertion wall 80 is erected inside the arcuate wall 10 to be inserted into the ground to reinforce the rigidity of the arcuate wall. Arch-shaped temporary clamshell structure according to the invention the horizontal reinforcing plate member 15 in the interior of the arched wall 10, one side has an arc surface that is in close contact with the inner surface of the arched panel member 11, A center horizontal reinforcement plate portion 15a having a side formed with a support surface parallel to the flat panel member 12; And

One side has a circular arc surface in close contact with the inner surface of the arcuate panel member 11, the other side has a plane in close contact with the flat panel member 12, respectively on both end sides of the central horizontal reinforcement plate (15a) And a side transverse reinforcement plate portion 15b disposed between and into which the reinforcement insertion wall 80 is inserted. The reinforcement insertion wall (80) includes a base panel portion (82) supported on the other side of the central horizontal reinforcement plate portion (15a);

The side panel portion 81 is bent at both sides of the base panel portion 82 and supported on the inner side surface of the side horizontal reinforcement plate portion 15b.

The reinforcement insertion wall 80 further includes an insertion reinforcement part 83 provided on the base panel part 82 to reinforce the upper part of the base panel part 82.

The insertion reinforcement portion 83 is preferably located at the center of the arcuate panel member 11 at the upper portion of the base panel portion 82, and as a vibrator for anti-taking to insert the reinforcement insertion wall 80 into the ground. It is to reinforce the part that the hammer catches.

The insertion reinforcement portion 83 may be fixed to either side of the outer side or the inner side of the base panel portion 82, or to any one side of the outer side or the inner side of the base panel portion 82 It can be formed integrally.

The insertion reinforcement portion 83 thickens the thickness of the portion of the hammer held by the vibr to prevent deformation occurring at the portion of the hammer held by the vibr when the rider sets up the reinforcement insertion wall 80 and inserts it into the ground. .

The insertion reinforcement part 83 has reinforcement support parts 83a which are erected in the longitudinal direction of the base panel part 82 on both sides. The reinforcement support part 83a is formed by bending both sides of the insertion reinforcement part 83 as an example. The reinforcement support part 83a is erected vertically to match the longitudinal direction of the base panel part 82. To prevent bending deformation and torsional deformation.

The reinforcement insertion wall 80 has both ends of the base panel portion 82 bent to have a c-shape and the side panel portions 81 that are bent sides are supported on the inner side surface of the side horizontal reinforcement plate portion 15b. The front or rear surface of the base panel portion 82 is supported by the support surface of the central horizontal reinforcement plate portion 15a and is inserted into the ground through the entrance assistance hole 16.

The rear surface of the base panel portion 82 is a surface located between the side panel portions 81, and the front surface of the base panel portion 82 refers to the surface opposite to the rear surface.

The inlet assistance hole 16 secures a space through which the reinforcement inserting wall 80 inserted into the ground reinforcing rigidity when the arcuate wall 10 is inserted into the ground allows the reinforcement inserting wall 80 to be passed through. ) Can be used as needed.

On the other hand, the arched temporary cladding structure according to the present invention further includes an arced corner panel wall 41 which is typed on the ground at the corner, that is, the corner portion to which the arcuate wall 10 is vertically connected.

It is preferable that the panel reinforcing member 42 is provided at the upper portion of the arcuate corner panel wall 41.

The panel reinforcing member 42 may be fixed to any one of an outer side or an inner side of the arcuate corner panel wall 41, and either side of the outer side or the inner side of the arched corner panel wall 41. It can be formed integrally with.

The panel reinforcing member 42 thickens the thickness of the portion of the hammer held by the vibr to prevent deformation occurring at the portion of the hammer held by the vibr when the anti-rider rides the arched corner panel wall 41 in the ground. do.

The panel reinforcing member 42 has a deformation preventing protrusion 42a erected in the longitudinal direction of the arcuate corner panel wall 41. For example, the deformation preventing protrusion 42a is formed by bending both sides of the panel reinforcing member 42. The bending deformation and the torsional deformation of 41 are prevented.

10 and 11, the temporary wall structure constructed as the arcuate wall 10 and the arcuate corner panel wall is erected and inserted into the ground spaced apart from the H beam file 20 and the H beam file 20. An arced wall 10 inserted therebetween, a corner connecting wall 40 connecting each side of the temporary wall structure formed of the arched wall 10, and a plane of the arched wall 10 on either side of the temporary wall structure. The belt member 50 mounted on the panel member 12 includes a brace 60 for connecting each belt member 50 mounted on different surfaces of the temporary soil structure.

That is, the brace 60 is to connect the respective strip 50 mounted on the different flat panel member 12 in the corner portion where the arcuate wall 10 is connected in the temporary soil structure.

The present inventors temporary construction structure can also be used in open-type construction, such as a conduit formed with a passage for embedding the conduit (3) as shown in FIG.

That is, the present inventors tent structure is formed by inserting a plurality of the arcuate wall 10 to the ground to be connected to one side to form a first mud wall (1), the arch in the direction facing the first mud wall (1) By inserting a plurality of walls 10 into the ground to be connected to one side to form a second retaining wall (2) spaced apart from the first retaining wall (1), between the retaining walls are opened to both sides.

By opening between the two retaining walls 1, 2, the conduit 3 can be embedded between the first and second retaining walls 1, 2.

And, referring to Figure 25, the present inventors hypothesis earthquake structure and the band 50 is disposed in the transverse direction on the earth wall (1, 2), respectively, on the upper side of the earthquake wall (1, 2) facing each other and spaced apart In addition, it is preferable to further include a horizontal brace 70 connecting the strip 50 to reinforce the bearing capacity of the arcuate wall (10). Both ends of the horizontal brace 70 are fixed to the strip 50 to support the arcuate wall 10.

The inventors hypothetical cladding structure uses the arcuate wall member 11 and the arcuate wall (10) including a flat panel member 12 serving as a point for supporting both end portions of the arcuate panel member 11 to the back earth pressure Effectively support

Therefore, it is possible to widen the insertion interval of the H-beam pile 20 inserted into the ground, when constructing a temporary block structure of the same size inserts a small number of H-beam pile 20 compared to the construction method using a flat earth plate Also construction is possible. In addition, compared to the sheet pile method, the temporary earthquake structure of the present invention has an effect of significantly reducing the construction cost and construction period since the amount of steel used and the number of individuals inserted into the ground are remarkably small.

In addition, the present inventors temporary construction of the clam structure, the flat panel member 12 of the arched wall (10) acts as a formwork can be installed by laying concrete on the excavated portion of the ground without installing a separate formwork.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

10 arched wall 11 arched panel member
12: flat panel member 13: gripping reinforcement member
14 hole reinforcing panel 15 horizontal reinforcing plate member
16: protruding band member 17: steel wire arrangement member
18: panel coupling portion 20: H beam pile
21: wall fitting member 30: guide beam
40: corner connecting wall 41: arched corner panel member
42: panel reinforcement member

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An arched panel including an arched wall member which is arched and bent in the ground, including an arched panel member curved in an arch shape and a flat panel member fixed to both ends of the arched panel member to cover the curved inner surface of the arched panel member. Hypothetical crust structure. The method according to claim 1,
And the flat panel member has a width wider than that of the arcuate panel member and has a panel support protruding to both end portions of the arcuate panel member.
The method according to claim 1,
The arcuate wall is an arched temporary construction structure, characterized in that it further comprises a gripping reinforcement member provided on the upper portion of the arched panel member.
The method according to claim 3,
The gripping reinforcement member is an arch-shaped temporary crust structure, characterized in that provided with a deformation prevention projections erected in the longitudinal direction of the arched panel member.
The method according to claim 1,
The upper part of the arcuate panel member is formed with a hook hole to be connected to the crane, the inner surface of the arcuate panel member in the portion where the hook hole is formed a hole reinforcement panel formed with a communication hole communicating with the hook hole Arched temporary cladding structure, characterized in that.
The method according to claim 1,
An arched temporary clam structure, characterized in that the lower reinforcing member for reinforcing the rigidity of the lower end of the arched panel member on the front or rear of the arcuate panel member.
The method according to claim 1,
The arched temporary structure of the clam structure further comprises a reinforcement inserting wall which is erected inside the arched wall and inserted into the ground to reinforce the rigidity of the arched wall.
The method according to claim 1,
An arched temporary concave structure, characterized in that the upper portion of the arched wall is provided horizontally between the arched panel member and the flat panel member to reinforce the rigidity of the arched panel member and the flat panel member. .
The method according to claim 1,
It further includes a reinforcement insertion wall erected inside the arched wall and inserted into the ground to reinforce the rigidity of the arched wall,
The upper portion of the arched wall is provided with a horizontal reinforcement plate member horizontally mounted between the arched panel member and the flat panel member to reinforce the rigidity of the arched panel member and the flat panel member,
The horizontal reinforcement plate member is arched temporary concave structure, characterized in that the inlet auxiliary hole through which the reinforcement insertion wall passes.
The method of claim 9,
The horizontal reinforcing plate member,
A central horizontal reinforcement plate portion having one side having an arc surface in close contact with an inner surface of the arcuate panel member, and the other side formed with a support surface parallel to the flat panel member; And
One side has an arc surface that is in close contact with the inner surface of the arcuate panel member, the other side has a plane that is in close contact with the flat panel member and are disposed on both end sides of the central horizontal reinforcement plate portion and the reinforcement insertion wall is inserted therebetween. Arched temporary soil structure, characterized in that it comprises a side horizontal reinforcement plate.
The method of claim 10,
The reinforcement insertion wall may include a base panel part supported on the other side of the central horizontal reinforcement plate part;
Arched temporary construction structure, characterized in that it comprises a side panel portion bent on both sides of the base panel portion supported on the inner side of the side horizontal reinforcement plate portion.
The method of claim 11,
The reinforcement insertion wall is provided in the upper portion of the base panel portion, the arched temporary clam structure, characterized in that it further comprises an insertion reinforcement for reinforcing the upper portion of the base panel portion.
The method of claim 12,
The insertion reinforcement portion is arched temporary clam structure, characterized in that provided with a reinforcement support in the longitudinal direction of the base panel portion on both sides.
The method according to claim 1,
And an arched corner panel structure for connecting a corner of the wall connected by the arched wall.
The method according to claim 14,
An arched temporary clam structure, characterized in that the panel reinforcing member is provided on the upper portion of the arcuate corner panel member.
16. The method of claim 15,
The panel reinforcing member has an arch-shaped temporary clam structure, characterized in that provided with a deformation preventing projection standing in the longitudinal direction of the arched corner panel member.
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