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KR20170089154A
KR20170089154A KR1020160009199A KR20160009199A KR20170089154A KR 20170089154 A KR20170089154 A KR 20170089154A KR 1020160009199 A KR1020160009199 A KR 1020160009199A KR 20160009199 A KR20160009199 A KR 20160009199A KR 20170089154 A KR20170089154 A KR 20170089154A
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    • E21EARTH DRILLING; MINING
    • E21FSAFETY DEVICES, TRANSPORT, FILLING-UP, RESCUE, VENTILATION, OR DRAINING IN OR OF MINES OR TUNNELS
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    • E21DSHAFTS; TUNNELS; GALLERIES; LARGE UNDERGROUND CHAMBERS
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a rapid protection system, and a control method thereof. The rapid protection system to selectively protect the inside of a tunnel comprises: a protective unit provided to selectively protect the inside of the tunnel; an inflow water detection unit to detect inflow water flowing inside the tunnel; and a control unit controlling operation of the protective unit in accordance with a result detected in the inflow water detection unit. As such, in accordance with water flowing into the tunnel and a water level of the inflow water, a degree of protection of the tunnel is able to actively be controlled.

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Rapid shielding system {RAPID PROTECTION SYSTEM}

The present invention relates to a rapid shielding system and a control method thereof, and more particularly, to a rapid shielding system and a control method thereof for shielding an inflow of unexpected water into a tunnel due to leakage, submersion and explosion during construction and operation of a tunnel will be.

Our country is surrounded by sea on three sides, and there are geographical advantages by locating China to the east and China to the west. It is time to construct submarine facilities in order to take advantage of these advantages and to connect these countries and neighboring countries to develop as an economic center of world logistics and tourism. Currently, submarine tunnel related projects in Europe, Japan, .

However, there have been few studies on waterproofing related to tunnels in Korea, and there have been no studies related to submarine facilities.

In addition, in the construction of underwater facilities, high performance shielding system for control of inflow water in the tunnel when leakage water, leakage of water due to flooding and terror (explosion, etc.) occurs during construction and operation of submarine tunnels, The research is insufficient, and if such an accident occurs, the structural stability of the entire structure may be dangerous throughout the construction.

Especially, in case of submarine tunnels, there are difficulties in design and construction due to high pressure conditions and limitation of ground survey compared to general land tunnels. Underwater tunnels are difficult to construct due to leakage, immersion, especially terrorism When a sudden spring water is generated, a shielding facility is required to cope with a large amount of seawater flowing rapidly in the tunnel.

Accordingly, it is urgently required to develop a shielding facility for coping with sudden water and abnormal influent when constructing and operating a tunnel.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a rapid shielding system and a control method thereof that can effectively cope with sudden water and abnormal influent water when a tunnel is constructed and operated.

In particular, it is an object of the present invention to provide a rapid shielding system and its control method capable of actively controlling the degree of shielding of a tunnel according to the water level flowing into the tunnel and the level of the influent water.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a rapid shielding system and a control method thereof capable of rapidly shielding a tunnel and shortening a shielding time.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a rapid shielding system and a control method thereof that can improve the stability and reliability of a tunnel.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a rapid shielding system for selectively shielding an interior of a tunnel, comprising: a shielding portion selectively shieldable inside the tunnel; And a control unit for controlling the operation of the shield according to the result detected by the influent water sensing unit. The control unit controls the degree of shielding of the tunnel according to the level of the water flowing into the tunnel and the influent water, Can be actively controlled.

For reference, the tunnel in the present invention can be understood as a concept including both a terrestrial tunnel, a subterranean tunnel and a submarine tunnel, and the present invention is not limited or limited by the type and characteristics of the tunnel.

The shielding portion may be provided in various structures selectively shielding the inside of the tunnel, and the present invention is not limited or limited by the structure and characteristics of the shielding portion. In one example, the shielding portion may include an inflatable structure that is inflatably provided inside the tunnel, and a gas supply portion that supplies inflation gas for inflating the inflating structure.

The inflatable structure may optionally be provided with a constricted and pivotable structure, and the present invention is not limited or limited by the structure and characteristics of the inflatable structure. Preferably, the shielding portion may include a first inflating structure for shielding a portion inside the tunnel, and a second inflating structure for shielding another portion inside the tunnel. In some cases, the shielding portion may be constituted by a single inflating structure or may include three or more inflating structures.

Further, since the inflating structure can be disposed in a state of being contracted (non-inflated state) at normal times (when no inflow water is generated in the inside of the tunnel), the inflating structure can be disposed in a non-expansion state of the inflating structure, A supporting member for temporarily supporting the light emitting diode on the light emitting diode may be provided. The support member may be provided in various structures that can temporarily support the unexpanded state of the expansion structure, and the present invention is not limited or limited by the type and structure of the support member.

The influent sensing unit may be configured to sense inflow water flowing into the tunnel in various ways depending on the required conditions and design specifications. For example, the influent water sensing unit may be configured to sense the influent water by sensing the level of the influent water flowing into the tunnel. In some cases, the influent water sensing unit senses the influent water flowing into the tunnel by sensing the flow rate or the flow rate of the influent water.

In addition, the influent water sensing unit may include a plurality of water level sensors for sensing different water levels within the tunnel. For example, the influent water sensing unit may include a first water level sensor for sensing a first water level of inflow water flowing into a tunnel, a second water level sensor for sensing a second water level relatively higher than the first water level, And a third water level sensor for sensing a high third water level.

The first level sensor to the third level sensor may be mounted at various positions capable of sensing different levels of water level. For example, the first level sensor to the third level sensor may be mounted at different heights at the same point and configured to detect different levels. In some cases, the first water level sensor to the third water level sensor may be mounted at different points having different tunnel depths (or tunnel slopes) to detect different water levels.

The control unit is configured to control the operation of the shielding unit according to the result detected by the influent water sensing unit. For example, the control unit may be configured to adjust the degree of expansion of the expansion structure according to a result sensed by the influent water sensing unit. For reference, in the present invention, it is understood that the control unit adjusts the degree of expansion of the expansion structure by adjusting the parameters related to the expansion timing, the expansion rate, and the expansion of the expansion structure.

Preferably, the control unit may be configured to control the operation of the shielding unit step by step according to the result detected by the plurality of water level detection sensors. For example, the control unit may perform an expansion preparation step of preparing the expansion structure for expansion when the water level is sensed by the first level sensor, and when the water level is sensed by the second water level sensor, And when the water level is sensed by the third water level sensor, the expansion maintaining step of maintaining the expansion state of the expansion structure can be performed.

The expansion preparation steps can be defined in various ways depending on the required conditions and design specifications. For example, in the expansion preparation step, the expansion structure may be in a state immediately before expansion. For example, in the preparation for expansion, the support structure of the inflatable structure by the support member can be released, and the inflatable structure can be deployed in an expanded form so that the inflatable structure can be easily expanded as the support structure of the inflatable structure is released . In some cases, it is possible to maintain the support state by the support member in the expansion preparing step, and to wait in a state immediately before the gas supplying section can supply the inflation gas. Alternatively, it is also possible to arrange that the support structure is released by the support member in the expansion preparing step, and that the inflating structure starts to expand at a slower rate than the inflation advancing step to be described later.

In addition, when the water level is sensed by the first water level sensor, the inflow water introduced into the tunnel may be drained to the outside of the tunnel using a drainage unit, and an alarm generator may be provided to generate an alarm signal when the water level is sensed by the first water level sensor can do. Here, the alarm signal may include at least one of an audible alarm signal by a normal acoustic means and a visual alarm signal by a normal warning light. In addition, a tunnel passenger and an operator may be informed of the occurrence of an abnormal influent water Other various alarm signals may be used.

According to another preferred embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a control method of a rapid-blocking system including a shielding portion selectively shieldable inside a tunnel and an influent water sensing portion for sensing inflow water flowing into the tunnel, An influent water sensing step of sensing influent water flowing into the inside of the housing; and a shielding step of controlling the operation of the shielding part in accordance with the result detected in the influent water sensing step.

In the influent detection stage, inflow water flowing into the tunnel can be detected in various ways according to the required conditions and design specifications. For example, in the influent water sensing step, the influent water can be detected by sensing the level of the influent water flowing into the tunnel. In some cases, it is possible to detect the inflow water flow rate or the flow rate in the inflow water sensing step or to detect the inflow water flowing into the tunnel in other ways.

For example, the influent water sensing step may include a first water level sensing step for sensing a first water level in the tunnel, a second water level sensing step for sensing a second water level higher than the first water level in the tunnel, And a third water level sensing step of sensing a third water level higher than the first water level. In some cases, it is also possible that the influent water sensing step excludes the first water level sensing step and includes only the second water level sensing step and the third water level sensing step. Alternatively, it is also possible that the influent detection step comprises four or more steps.

For reference, the shield can be provided in a variety of structures that can selectively shield the tunnels according to the required conditions and design specifications. In one example, the shielding portion may include an inflatable structure that is inflatably provided inside the tunnel, and a gas supplying portion that supplies inflation gas for inflating the inflating structure. Preferably, the shielding portion may include a plurality of expansion structures that cooperatively shield the inside of the tunnel. In the shielding portion control step, the degree of expansion of the plurality of expansion structures may be controlled together. Here, the first expansion structure and the second expansion structure are controlled together. The first expansion structure and the second expansion structure are simultaneously expanded under the same conditions, and the first expansion structure and the second expansion structure have a time difference And can be understood as a concept that includes both states that are sequentially expanded under different conditions.

In the shielding portion control step, the degree of expansion of the inflating structure may be adjusted according to the result detected in the influent water sensing step. Here, adjusting the expansion degree of the expansion structure can be understood as adjusting the parameters related to the expansion time, expansion rate and expansion of the expansion structure. For example, in the shielding portion control step, an expansion preparation step of preparing the expansion structure for expansion when the first water level is sensed in the first water level sensing step, and an expansion preparation step for expanding the expansion structure when the second water level is sensed in the second water level sensing step And an expansion maintaining step of maintaining the expansion state of the expansion structure when the third water level is sensed in the third water level sensing step.

In addition, when the inflow water is detected in the inflow water sensing step, the inflow water introduced into the tunnel may be discharged to the outside of the tunnel. It is also possible to include an alarm generating step of generating an alarm signal when an inflow water is detected in the tunnel at the inflow water sensing step.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to effectively cope with sudden water and abnormal influent water when the tunnel is constructed and operated.

Particularly, according to the present invention, the degree of shielding of the tunnel can be actively controlled according to the water level of the water flowing into the tunnel and the inflow water. Therefore, it is possible to effectively prevent large-scale human and material damage caused by unexpected accidents such as water in the tunnel.

In addition, according to the present invention, when the water level, which is substantially not required to be shielded, is detected, the inflating structure maintains the inflation ready state. When the water level required for shielding is sensed, the inflating structure can be immediately inflated, The shielding time can be shortened.

Further, according to the present invention, since the tunnel can be shielded by using a plurality of inflatable structures, the shielding time can be further shortened and the shielding efficiency can be improved.

Further, according to the present invention, flooding of the tunnel can be prevented, and stability and reliability of the tunnel can be improved.

FIG. 1 is a view for explaining a rapid shielding system according to the present invention,
Fig. 2 is a quick-break system according to the present invention,
FIG. 3 is a view for explaining an installation position of the quick-break system according to the present invention,
FIGS. 4 to 6 are diagrams for explaining a shielding step by a shielding part, according to the present invention,
FIG. 7 is a block diagram for explaining a method of controlling a rapid-screening system according to the present invention;
8 is a block diagram for explaining a step of detecting an influent water and a step of controlling a shielding part according to the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments. For reference, the same numbers in this description refer to substantially the same elements and can be described with reference to the contents described in the other drawings under these rules, and the contents which are judged to be obvious to the person skilled in the art or repeated can be omitted.

FIG. 1 is a view for explaining a rapid shielding system according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining a shielding part according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a fastening shielding system according to the present invention, Fig. 4 to 6 are diagrams for explaining a step of shielding by a shielding part, as a rapid shielding system according to the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, a quick-break system according to the present invention includes a shield 200, an influent sensor, and a controller 400.

The shield 200 is provided to shield the inflow water in the tunnel 10 when an unexpected water is generated due to leakage, submersion, explosion, etc. during construction and operation of the tunnel 10.

In the present invention, the term " tunnel 10 " can be understood as a concept including both land tunnel, underground tunnel and submarine tunnel, and the present invention is limited or limited by the kind and characteristics of the tunnel 10 It is not.

The shield 200 may be provided with various structures that selectively shield the inside of the tunnel 10 and the present invention is not limited or limited by the structure and characteristics of the shield 200.

For example, the shield 200 may include a first shield 210 and a second shield 220 that cooperatively shield the interior of the tunnel 10, and the first shield 210 and / The second shield 220 may include an inflatable structure that is inflatable within the tunnel 10 and a gas supply unit that supplies inflation gas for inflating the inflatable structure.

The inflated structure is arranged so as to be contracted in a normal state (when no inflow water is generated in the tunnel), and when the inflow water is generated, inflated gas is supplied from the gas supply unit and is expanded to shut the inside of the tunnel .

The inflatable structure may be optionally provided with a constricted and pivotable structure, and the present invention is not limited or limited by the structure and characteristics of the inflatable structure.

Preferably, the inflating structure is provided with a flexible structure so that it can be inflated corresponding to the cross-sectional shape of the tunnel 10. More preferably, the inflated structure can be made lighter, easier to move and handle, and can be configured to maintain a sufficient structure by internal pressure. In addition, the inflatable structure is preferably configured to be inflated into various shapes and sizes according to the type and characteristics of the tunnel 10, and is preferably manufactured to have a material rigidity that can be installed with a minimum volume. For example, the inflating structure can be fabricated from a conventional fabric material, and the material and characteristics of the inflating structure can be variously changed depending on the required conditions and the installation environment.

Hereinafter, an example will be described in which the shield 200 includes a plurality of expansion structures that cooperatively shield the interior of the tunnel 10. For example, the shield 200 may include a first inflating structure 212 for shielding a portion of the interior of the tunnel 10, and a second inflating structure 222 for shielding another portion of the interior of the tunnel 10 And the like. In some cases, the shielding portion may be constituted by a single inflating structure or may include three or more inflating structures.

The first expansion structure 212 and the second expansion structure 222 may be configured to be controlled together by a controller 400 to be described later when inflow water is generated in the tunnel 10. The first inflator structure 212 and the second inflator structure 222 are controlled together so that the first inflator structure 212 and the second inflator structure 222 are simultaneously operated under the same conditions (for example, Gas supply condition), and a state in which the first expansion structure 212 and the second expansion structure 222 are sequentially expanded in different conditions with a time difference.

The gas supply portion may be provided in various structures capable of supplying inflation gas (e.g., air) for inflating the inflating structure. Hereinafter, a first gas supply unit 214 for supplying inflation gas to the first inflator structure 212 and a second gas supply unit 224 for supplying inflation gas to the second inflator structure 222 are provided below the gas supply unit The following description will be made by way of example with reference to FIG.

The first gas supply unit 214 and the second gas supply unit 224 may be constructed using a conventional air pump or the like and may supply inflation gas to the first inflator structure 212 and the second inflator structure 222 It is possible that the first gas supply part 214 and the second gas supply part 224 are constructed using other equipment and structures.

As described above, the inflating structure can be disposed in a contracted state (non-inflated state) at normal times (when no inflow water is generated in the tunnel), and the inflated structure can be inflated in a non-expanded state of the inflated structure A support member 216, 226 for temporarily supporting the structure on the wall surface of the tunnel 10 can be provided.

The support members 216 and 226 may be provided in various structures capable of temporarily supporting the unexpanded state of the expansion structure, and the present invention is not limited or limited by the type and structure of the support members 216 and 226. As an example, as the support members 216 and 226, an ordinary net may be used. In some cases, it is also possible to use a conventional plate or frame as the support member, or to use a structure in which a net, frame or other member is combined.

For reference, the installation position and the number of the above-described expansion structure can be variously changed according to the characteristics and design conditions of the tunnel 10, and the present invention is limited or limited by the installation position of the expansion structure in the tunnel 10 It is not.

3, the inflating structure may be located at any desired point in the risk scenario (e.g., in front of and behind the crossover), at a point where the cross section of the tunnel 10 is small, The location where the condition is relatively good, the point where installation and maintenance is easy, the area close to the rescue station, and the point where the structural stiffness of the tunnel 10 structure is large (for example, a crossroad position). In some cases, in addition to the above-described positions, it is possible to install the inflating structure at other positions if a shielding facility is required.

The inflow water sensing unit is provided to sense inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10.

The influent water sensing unit may be configured to sense inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10 in various ways according to required conditions and design specifications. For example, the influent water sensing unit may be configured to sense the influent water by sensing the level of the influent water flowing into the tunnel 10. In some cases, the influent water sensing unit senses the influent water flowing into the tunnel by sensing the flow rate or the flow rate of the influent water.

Hereinafter, the inflow water sensing unit will be described as including a plurality of water level sensors for detecting different water levels within the tunnel 10. For example, the influent water sensing unit may include a first water level sensor 310 for sensing a first water level of inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10, a second water level sensor 310 for sensing a second water level higher than the first water level, A detection sensor 320, and a third water level sensor 330 sensing a third water level relatively higher than the second water level.

The first water level sensor 310 to the third water level sensor 330 may be mounted at various positions capable of sensing different water levels. For example, the first water level sensor 310 to the third water level sensor 330 may be mounted at different heights at the same point to detect different water levels. In some cases, the first water level sensor to the third water level sensor may be mounted at different points having different tunnel depths (or tunnel slopes) to detect different water levels.

As the first to third water level sensors 310 to 330, a normal water level sensor may be used. The first water level sensor 310 to the third water level sensor 330 The present invention is not limited to or limited by the kind and the characteristics. For example, the first water level sensor 310 to the third water level sensor 330 may be conventional conduction type float level type sensors such as an ultrasonic sensor or an ultrasonic sensor.

The control unit 400 is configured to control the operation of the shielding unit 200 according to the result detected by the influent water sensing unit. For example, the control unit 400 may be configured to adjust the expansion degree of the expansion structure according to a result sensed by the influent water sensing unit.

For reference, in the present invention, the controller 400 controls the degree of expansion of the expansion structure. It can be understood that the controller 400 controls the parameters related to the expansion timing, the expansion rate, and the expansion of the expansion structure.

Preferably, the controller 400 may be configured to control the operation of the shield 200 step by step according to the results detected by the plurality of water level sensors described above. For example, the controller 400 may control the expansion degree of the expansion structure step by step according to the detection results of the first water level sensor 310 to the third water level sensor 330.

Hereinafter, the controller 400 is configured to perform the expansion preparation step, the expansion progress step, and the expansion maintenance step of the expansion structure according to the detection results of the first water level sensor 310 to the third water level sensor 330 Will be described. In some cases, the control unit may be configured to perform the expansion progressing step immediately without the expansion preparation step. Alternatively, the control unit may control the degree of expansion of the expansion structure by four or more steps.

Referring to FIG. 4, when the water level is sensed by the first water level sensor 310, the controller 400 may perform an expansion preparation step for preparing the expansion of the expansion structure.

In the expansion preparation step, the expansion structure may be left in a state immediately before the expansion structure is expanded. For example, in the preparation of the expansion, the support structure of the inflatable structure by the support members 216 and 226 can be released, and as the support structure of the inflatable structure is released by the support members 216 and 226, . ≪ / RTI >

For reference, in the embodiment of the present invention, an example is described in which the support structure of the inflatable structure by the support members 216 and 226 is released in the inflation preparation step. However, in some cases, And the gas supply unit can be configured to wait in a state immediately before the gas supply unit can supply the inflation gas. Alternatively, it is also possible to arrange that the support structure is released by the support member in the expansion preparing step, and that the inflating structure starts to expand at a slower rate than the inflation advancing step to be described later.

In addition, when the water level is sensed by the first water level sensor 310, the inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10 can be drained to the outside of the tunnel 10. For this purpose, a conventional drainage part 500 for draining influent water to the outside may be provided in the tunnel 10.

In addition, the first water level sensor 310 may include an alarm generator 600 for generating an alarm signal when the water level is sensed. Here, the alarm signal may include at least one of an audible alarm signal by a normal acoustic means and a visual alarm signal by a normal warning light. In addition, the passenger and the operator of the tunnel 10 may be informed of an abnormal influent occurrence situation Other various alarm signals may be used.

Referring to FIG. 5, when the water level is sensed by the second level sensing sensor 320, the controller 400 may perform an expansion progressing step of expanding the expansion structure.

In the expansion progressing step, the controller 400 may control the gas supply unit to supply the inflation gas with the maximum output so that the inflating structure can rapidly expand as quickly as possible.

Referring to FIG. 6, when the water level is sensed by the third water level sensor 330, the controller 400 may perform an expansion maintaining step of maintaining the expansion state of the expansion structure.

In the expansion maintaining step, expansion of the expansion structure is completed so that the expansion structure may have a structure corresponding to the cross-sectional shape of the tunnel 10, and the controller 400 controls the flow rate of the gas The supply unit can be controlled.

7 is a block diagram for explaining a method of controlling the rapid shielding system according to the present invention, and FIG. 8 is a method for controlling the rapid shielding system according to the present invention, in which the influent water sensing step and the shielding part 200 control step Fig. In addition, the same or equivalent portions as those in the above-described configuration are denoted by the same or equivalent reference numerals, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 7, there is shown a control system of a rapid shielding system including a shielding part 200 selectively shielded inside a tunnel 10 and an influent water sensing part for sensing inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10 The method includes the steps of sensing influent water flowing into the tunnel 10 and controlling the operation of the shielding unit 200 according to a result detected in the influent water sensing step Step S20.

Step 1 :

First, the inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10 is sensed (S10)

In the inflow water sensing step S10, inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10 can be sensed in various ways according to required conditions and design specifications. For example, in the influent water sensing step S10, the inflow water can be sensed by sensing the water level of the inflow water flowing into the tunnel 10. In some cases, it is possible to detect the inflow water flow rate or the flow rate in the inflow water sensing step or to detect the inflow water flowing into the tunnel in other ways.

For example, the influent water sensing step S10 may include a first level sensing step S12 for sensing a first level within the tunnel 10 and a second level sensing step S12 for sensing a second level higher than the first level in the tunnel 10 A second water level sensing step S14 and a third water level sensing step S16 sensing a third water level higher than the second water level in the tunnel 10. In some cases, it is also possible that the influent water sensing step excludes the first water level sensing step and includes only the second water level sensing step and the third water level sensing step. Alternatively, it is also possible that the influent detection step comprises four or more steps.

Step 2:

Next, the operation of the shielding unit 200 is controlled according to the result detected in the influent water sensing step (S20)

For reference, the shield 200 may be provided with various structures capable of selectively shielding the tunnel 10 according to required conditions and design specifications. In one example, the shield 200 may include an inflatable structure that is inflatably provided within the tunnel 10, and a gas supply unit that supplies inflation gas for inflating the inflatable structure. Preferably, the shield 200 may include a plurality of expansion structures that cooperatively shield the inside of the tunnel 10. In the control of the shield 200, the degree of expansion of the plurality of expansion structures may be controlled together . The first inflator structure 212 and the second inflator structure 222 are controlled together so that the first inflator structure 212 and the second inflator structure 222 are simultaneously operated under the same conditions (for example, Gas supply condition), and a state in which the first expansion structure 212 and the second expansion structure 222 are sequentially expanded in different conditions with a time difference.

For example, in the control step S20 of the shielding part 200, the degree of expansion of the expansion structure may be adjusted according to the result detected in the influent water sensing step. Here, adjusting the degree of expansion of the expansion structure may be understood to control parameters related to the expansion time, expansion rate, and expansion of the expansion structure.

Preferably, the degree of expansion of the expansion structure may be controlled stepwise according to the result (depending on the level of the inflow water) sensed in the plurality of water level sensing steps in the control step S20 of the shielding part 200. [ For example, in the control step S20 of the shielding part 200, an expansion preparation step S22 for preparing the expansion structure for expansion when the first water level is sensed in the first water level sensing step S12, An expansion progressing step (S24) of expanding the inflating structure when the second water level is sensed in the sensing step (S14); and an inflation advancing step of inflating the inflating structure when the third water level is sensed in the third water level sensing step (S16) And the maintenance step S26 may be performed.

In the expansion preparation step (S22), the expansion structure may be in a state immediately before expansion. For example, in the preparation for expansion, the support structure (see 216 and 226 in FIG. 2) may be released from the support structure, and as the support structure of the support structure 216 and 226 releases the support structure, As shown in FIG. In some cases, it is possible to maintain the support state by the support member in the expansion preparing step, and to wait in a state immediately before the gas supplying section can supply the inflation gas. Alternatively, it is also possible to arrange that the support structure is released by the support member in the expansion preparing step, and that the inflating structure starts to expand at a slower rate than the inflation advancing step to be described later.

When the inflow water is sensed in the tunnel 10, the inflow water may be drained to the outside of the tunnel 10 when the inflow water is detected in the tunnel 10. It is also possible to include an alarm generating step of generating an alarm signal when the inflow water is detected in the tunnel 10 at the inflow water sensing step.

In the expansion progressing step (S24), the gas supply unit can supply the inflation gas to the maximum output so that the expansion structure can rapidly expand as quickly as possible.

In the expansion maintaining step S26, expansion of the expansion structure is completed and the expansion structure may have a structure corresponding to the cross-sectional shape of the tunnel 10, and the expansion structure may have a constant internal pressure .

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been disclosed for illustrative purposes, those skilled in the art will appreciate that various modifications, additions and substitutions are possible, without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention as disclosed in the accompanying claims. It will be understood that the present invention can be changed.

200: shielding part 210: first shielding part
212: first expansion structure 214: first gas supply part
220: second shielding portion 222: second expansion structure
224: second gas supply unit 310: first water level sensor
320: second level sensor 330: third level sensor
400: Control unit 500: Drain unit
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A rapid shielding system for selectively shielding an interior of a tunnel,
A shielding portion selectively shieldable inside the tunnel;
An influent water sensing unit for sensing inflow water flowing into the tunnel;
A control unit for controlling the operation of the shielding unit according to a result detected by the influent water sensing unit;
Wherein the fast shielding system comprises:
The method according to claim 1,
The shielding portion
An inflatable structure provided inside the tunnel to be inflatable;
A gas supply unit for supplying an inflation gas for inflating the inflating structure; Including,
Wherein the controller adjusts the degree of expansion of the expansion structure.
3. The method of claim 2,
Further comprising a support member for temporarily supporting the inflating structure on the inner wall surface of the tunnel in a non-expansion state of the inflating structure.
The method according to claim 1,
And the inflow water sensing unit senses the level of the inflow water flowing into the tunnel.
5. The method of claim 4,
Wherein the influent water sensing unit includes a plurality of water level sensors for sensing different water levels within the tunnel,
Wherein the control unit controls the operation of the shielding unit step by step according to a result detected by the plurality of water level sensors.
3. The method of claim 2,
Wherein the influent water sensing unit comprises:
A first water level sensor for sensing a first water level of the inflow water flowing into the tunnel;
A second water level sensor for sensing a second water level relatively higher than the first water level;
A third water level sensor for sensing a third water level relatively higher than the second water level; Including,
Wherein the control unit controls the degree of expansion of the expansion structure step by step according to the detection results of the first water level sensor to the third water level sensor.
The method according to claim 6,
Wherein,
Performing an expansion preparation step of preparing the expansion of the expansion structure when the water level is sensed by the first level sensing sensor,
And an expansion progressing step of expanding the inflating structure when the water level is sensed by the second water level sensing sensor,
And an expansion maintaining step of maintaining the expansion state of the expansion structure when the water level is sensed by the third water level detection sensor.
3. The method of claim 2,
Wherein the shield comprises a plurality of expansion structures that cooperatively shield the interior of the tunnel.
9. The method of claim 8,
The shielding portion
A first expansion structure for shielding a part of the inside of the tunnel;
A second expansion structure for shielding another part of the inside of the tunnel;
Wherein the fast shielding system comprises:
A control method for a rapid-blocking system including a shielding portion selectively shieldable inside a tunnel and an influent water sensing portion for sensing inflow water flowing into the tunnel,
An influent water sensing step of sensing influent water flowing into the tunnel;
A control step of controlling the operation of the shielding part in accordance with a result detected in the influent water sensing step;
And a control unit for controlling the rapid shielding system.
11. The method of claim 10,
The inflow water sensing step senses the level of the inflow water flowing into the tunnel,
Wherein the control of the shielding portion controls the operation of the shielding portion according to the level of the inflow water.
12. The method of claim 11,
Wherein the shielding portion is provided with an inflating structure provided inflatably inside the tunnel and a gas supplying portion supplying inflation gas for inflating the inflating structure,
In the inflow water sensing step, different levels are detected step by step in the tunnel,
Wherein in the step of controlling the shielding portion, the degree of expansion of the expansion structure is controlled stepwise according to the level of the inflow water.
13. The method of claim 12,
Wherein the influent water sensing step comprises:
A first water level sensing step of sensing a first water level within the tunnel;
A second water level sensing step of sensing a second water level higher than the first water level in the tunnel;
A third level sensing step of sensing a third level higher than the second level within the tunnel;
And a control unit for controlling the rapid shielding system.
14. The method of claim 13,
In the shielding portion control step,
An expansion preparation step of preparing the expansion structure for expansion when the first water level is sensed in the first water level sensing step;
An expansion progressing step of expanding the expansion structure when the second water level is sensed in the second water level sensing step;
An expansion maintaining step of maintaining the expansion state of the expansion structure when the third water level is sensed in the third water level sensing step; The method comprising the steps of: (a)
15. The method according to any one of claims 10 to 14,
When the inflow water is detected in the tunnel at the inflow water sensing step,
Further comprising the step of draining the inflow water flowing into the tunnel to the outside of the tunnel.
15. The method according to any one of claims 10 to 14,
When the inflow water is detected in the tunnel at the inflow water sensing step,
Further comprising an alarm generating step of generating an alarm signal.
15. The method according to any one of claims 10 to 14,
Wherein the shielding portion is provided including a plurality of expansion structures that cooperatively shield the inside of the tunnel,
Wherein the degree of expansion of the plurality of expansion structures is controlled in the shielding portion control step.
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