WO2011095090A1 - 纵向轨枕和减振轨道*** - Google Patents
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- the invention generally relates to the field of railways. More specifically, the present invention relates to a longitudinal sleeper. In addition, the invention also relates to a vibration damping track system comprising the longitudinal sleeper. Background technique
- Railway tracks generally include track beds (with or without trampoons), sleepers and rails.
- the track bed is formed on a roadbed or bridge, the sleepers are laid on the track bed, and the rails are mounted on the sleepers.
- the earliest material of the sleeper is wood, so it is also called sleeper.
- the wood has good elasticity and insulation, is less affected by temperature changes of the surrounding medium, is light in weight, is easy to process and replace, and has sufficient displacement resistance.
- the transverse sleepers are laid discretely on the track bed and are therefore not conducive to the distribution of loads from the rails.
- the impact load of the sleeper is very large, which is easy to damage the track bed below, for example, causing the ballast to be crushed and moved out, which will cause the rail to deform after prolonged use.
- the running train vibrates and oscillates, seriously affecting the operation of the train Stability and ride comfort. Conversely, due to train vibration and swing, it will accelerate the deterioration of railway conditions.
- railway track is deformed (mainly refers to the deformation of the rail), or the concrete sleeper is cracked, etc., it takes a lot of manpower and material resources to correct the deformation part of the track, or repair the cracked part of the concrete sleeper. In addition, it is often necessary to maintain the shredded or removed ballasts.
- a longitudinal sleeper also referred to as “trapezoidal sleeper” or “ladder sleeper” in some literature
- a longitudinal sleeper also referred to as “trapezoidal sleeper” or “ladder sleeper” in some literature
- CN1135279C discloses a typical longitudinal sleeper (or trapezoidal sleeper) comprising a pair of longitudinal beams made of prestressed concrete, two rails being longitudinally disposed on the pair of longitudinal beams, respectively; A plurality of steel pipes of the pieces, which are disposed at intervals in the longitudinal direction of the rail for connecting the pair of longitudinal beams and maintaining the gauge. Pre-stretched steel bars are placed in the longitudinal beams to strengthen the strength of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams to prevent cracking. Both ends of the steel pipe are respectively embedded in a pair of longitudinal beams and intersect with the reinforcing bars in the longitudinal beams.
- a plurality of fasteners are pre-embedded in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams so that the rails can be mounted to the sleepers by the interconnection between the fasteners and the fasteners.
- ribs are provided at both ends of the connecting member (i.e., the steel pipe) to radially extend and transmit the torque of the connecting member to the concrete. These ribs are also provided with small ribs on the upper and lower surfaces to transfer lateral forces from the joint to the concrete.
- the longitudinal sleepers of the above type since the longitudinal beams are continuously arranged along the longitudinal direction of the rail, the distribution of the train load is remarkably improved, the rail deformation can be effectively prevented, and the maintenance cost of the railway is greatly saved.
- CN1167183A also relates to a longitudinal sleeper, which mainly improves the connection end of the steel pipe and the longitudinal beam, and is made flat, so that it can be realized by a simple structure (that is, without ribs, etc.) Anti-rotation and anti-drawing of steel pipes. In addition, it is also possible to fill the inside of the steel pipe to increase its bending strength.
- longitudinal sleepers have many advantages over conventional lateral sleepers.
- existing longitudinal sleepers still have some shortcomings. For example, connecting a pair of longitudinal beams through steel pipes may have problems interfering with train electrical signals.
- steel pipes are exposed to the external environment for a long time. There will be problems with the surface protection paint falling off and being corroded.
- some protective measures need to be added during transportation and construction, which will increase the difficulty of transportation and construction, and increase the maintenance management workload and cost. Therefore, there is a need to improve existing longitudinal sleepers. Summary of the invention
- An object of the present invention is to provide an improved longitudinal sleeper which at least solves the problem that a steel pipe as a connecting member in an existing longitudinal sleeper can interfere with an electrical signal and can be corroded under long-term exposure to an external environment.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a vibration damping rail system including the above-described longitudinal sleeper.
- a longitudinal sleeper comprising a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams respectively disposed below a rail in a longitudinal direction of a rail, the longitudinal sleeper further comprising a concrete joint is provided a panel, the concrete web being laterally connected between the pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams.
- the concrete connecting plate is used between the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams instead of the existing steel pipe as the connecting member, the problem that the steel pipe interferes with the electric signal and is exposed to the external environment for a long time is completely solved.
- the pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams and the concrete connecting plate can be integrally cast, for example, integrated casting in a factory, so that the processing and manufacturing are convenient, the production efficiency is high, and the construction is favorable.
- the connection between the steel pipe and the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam must be considered when manufacturing the longitudinal sleeper, and the prevention of the steel pipe between the longitudinal beams of the prestressed concrete must also be considered. Turn and prevent turbulence problems.
- the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam and the concrete connecting plate are cast together, it is no longer necessary to consider various problems related to the connection between the two, and the obtained longitudinal sleeper has a simple structure and convenient processing. Effectively reduce manufacturing costs.
- a plurality of concrete webs can be arranged spaced along the length of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams.
- three concrete connecting plates can be arranged between a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams to improve the structural stability and reliability of the longitudinal sleepers.
- one or two concrete connecting plates may be arranged between the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams, or more than three concrete connecting plates may be arranged, which is not limited in the present invention.
- the longitudinal sleeper as a whole can be centered along its length
- the lines are symmetrically arranged to ensure that they are balanced by force and improve their structural stability and reliability.
- the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam may be provided with a pre-embedded sleeve extending downward from the upper surface thereof, and continuing downward from the bottom of the pre-embedded casing to the prestressed concrete Through holes outside the longitudinal beam.
- the pre-embedded sleeve is placed in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, and the pre-embedded sleeve is used to fix the fastener, and the rail can be mounted on the longitudinal beam to Form a track.
- the temperature stress is greatly affected when used in a region with higher or lower temperature, which will cause cracking of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam. Damage, this problem is particularly prominent in areas with large temperature differences.
- the maximum temperature of the orbit can reach 62 °C, and the lowest temperature can reach minus 22 °C.
- the longitudinal sleeper In such a large temperature difference area, it will bring hidden danger to the longitudinal sleeper, thereby increasing the maintenance cost of the track.
- external impurities, accumulated water, etc. will accumulate in the pre-embedded casing. Since these impurities and accumulated water occupy the space for releasing the thermal expansion stress required for the material properties in the casing, it will be added.
- the stress of the longitudinal beam of the large prestressed concrete causes the sleeper to crack.
- the bottom of the pre-embedded casing communicates with the outside of the longitudinal beam to release the stress, so that the above-mentioned cracking damage phenomenon can be avoided.
- impurities and accumulated water in the embedded casing can flow out from the through hole to the outside of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, thereby avoiding accumulation of impurities and accumulated water in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, and effectively avoiding the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam. Cracking occurred.
- the present invention does not limit the form, the number, and the like of the through hole, as long as it can meet the object of the present invention, that is, the stress in the longitudinal beam of the prestressed concrete can be released, and the impurities and accumulated water in the pre-embedded casing can be extracted to the prestress.
- the through hole may extend vertically downward from the pre-embedded casing to the lower surface of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, so that impurities and accumulated water entering the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam through the pre-embedded casing may pass It is easily discharged through the through hole by its own gravity.
- the through hole may extend obliquely downward from the lower portion of the pre-embedded sleeve to the side surface of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, so that impurities in the pre-embedded casing may be led out to the side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam.
- the through hole may extend obliquely downward from the lower portion of the pre-embedded sleeve to the side surface of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, so that impurities in the pre-embedded casing may be led out to the side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam.
- the through hole may extend obliquely downward from the lower portion of the pre-embedded sleeve to the side surface of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, so that impurities in the pre-embedded casing may be led out to the side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam.
- a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams or the outside of a longitudinal sleeper.
- the diameter of the through hole may be gradually enlarged outward, which is advantageous for the manufacture of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, that is, the through hole is formed in the sleeper infusion process. The core is easily pulled out of the through hole.
- the outlet of the through hole extending to the outside of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam is not blocked at all.
- the position of the outlet can be spaced a distance from the track bed or the support, as the longitudinal sleeper is a floating sleeper that can be easily implemented.
- it can be achieved by providing a damping material pad or a vibration damping device on both sides of the opening position; or opening a corresponding hole in the damping material pad without substantially affecting the performance of the damping material pad.
- the corners of the connection between the two sides of the concrete connecting plate and the longitudinal beam of the prestressed concrete may be rounded, that is, The rounded corner transition prevents collisions from occurring at the corners of the joint due to stress concentration.
- At least one pair of reinforcing bars may be symmetrically arranged along the sides of the center line in the concrete connecting plate, the two ends of which extend into the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams and relative to the The centerline is bent outward and extends a certain length.
- the tensile strength of the reinforcing steel bars can be improved by bending the ends of the reinforcing steel bars outward.
- connecting steel bars can be arranged in the longitudinal beams of the prestressed concrete for connecting a pair of reinforcing steel bars, so that the tensile strength of the reinforcing steel bars can be further improved.
- stress relief cracks can be pre-formed in the production process to guide and release stress in the vicinity of the joint of the pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams with the concrete connecting plate (such as the connecting corner), thereby It can prevent the occurrence of cracks that cannot be repaired and inconveniently repaired, and control the occurrence of cracks.
- the stress relief crack may be formed on the prestress The upper and/or lower surface of the longitudinal beam of concrete, but not cracked to the extent that the longitudinal sleeper is damaged, that is, it does not substantially affect the quality of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, and does not adversely affect the rail on the longitudinal beam. influences.
- the stress relief crack is preferably formed on the lower surface of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam because it does not directly contact the rail.
- the above stress release crack can be formed in various ways.
- a plurality of structural reinforcements can be arranged within the concrete web.
- at least one pair of structural reinforcing bars may be arranged in the concrete connecting panel so as to be symmetrically arranged along both sides of the center line of the concrete connecting plate. Both ends of the structural steel bar may extend to the vicinity of the boundary between the concrete connecting plate and the longitudinal beam of the concrete, thereby forming a stress in a region near the both ends.
- At least one pair of post-tensioned bars can be symmetrically arranged along the sides of the centerline of the concrete web, the ends of which extend to the outer sides of a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams, respectively.
- the post tensioned steel bars are arranged to prevent the stress release cracks formed on the longitudinal beams of the prestressed concrete from continuing to crack, that is, the stress release cracks are controlled by the post tensile stress. , keep it closed.
- the post-tensioned steel bar is tensioned to maintain the stress relief crack in a closed state without further cracking.
- the cracking portion can be effectively controlled, the cracking at the unfavorable portion can be avoided, the stress generated during the manufacturing process can be released, and on the other hand, the friction, uneven support, etc. can be generated during use.
- the stress is released in time, and the effect of the post-tensioned steel bar can be restored to the un-cracked state, thereby effectively preventing the cracking of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, prolonging the service life of the track and improving the driving safety.
- the post-tensioned reinforcing bar is preferably located inside the structural reinforcing bar.
- At least one pair of anti-cracking may be symmetrically arranged on both sides of the center line of the concrete connecting plate at the inner side of the connecting corner.
- Auxiliary reinforcement which is arranged obliquely with respect to the centerline.
- the angle between the at least one pair of anti-cracking auxiliary reinforcing bars and the center line may be 30 degrees to 60 degrees.
- the present invention also provides a vibration damping rail system, the vibration damping
- the track system includes the longitudinal sleepers of the present invention and thus has at least the many advantages brought about by the longitudinal sleepers of the present invention.
- the vibration-damping rail system of the present invention comprises a rail according to any of the above-described longitudinal sleepers, and rails respectively mounted on the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams in the longitudinal sleepers in the longitudinal direction.
- the length direction referred to herein means the length direction of the vibration-damping rail system, and is also the longitudinal direction of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam and the rail, since the sleeper of the present invention belongs to the "longitudinal sleeper".
- the rail can be mounted to the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam by engagement of a fastener and a pre-embedded sleeve within the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam.
- the damper rail system of the present invention may comprise a support, the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam being mounted on a support, the support may be, for example, an L-shaped concrete support, a cast iron support, etc. .
- the holder may be formed in an L shape having a bottom portion and a side portion, that is, an L-shaped holder.
- the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam is seated on the bottom of the support and the side of the sleeper abuts the side of the support.
- the L-shaped concrete support not only the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam can be supported, but also the limit or anti-climbing effect of the longitudinal sleeper or the vibration-damping track system.
- a damping material pad or a damping device may be arranged between the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam and the bottom of the support, in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam and the support
- a cushioning material pad is arranged between the side portions to obtain vibration damping and cushioning effects, reduce the vibration transmitted by the rail system to the structure, and at the same time exert the dispersion effect of the longitudinal sleeper on the impact load, improve the ride comfort of the train and extend the use of the track. life.
- the cushioning material pad and the cushioning material pad may be made of a variety of elastic materials such as rubber, spring, plastic, and the like.
- the vibration damping device can employ a variety of suitable vibration damping devices in the prior art.
- the inner side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam is spaced apart from the support pier, the buttress abutting against the concrete web.
- the longitudinal limit of the longitudinal sleeper i.e., anti-climbing
- There is a gap between the buttress and the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam which can also be separated by a cushioning material to prevent vibrations on the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam from being transmitted to the pier.
- the damping track system can be conveniently laid in areas where the outer space is limited, such as tunnels, bridges, and the like.
- the buttress can be cast in place.
- a cushioning material pad may also be disposed between the concrete connecting plate and the buttress, and the cushioning material pad may be made of an elastic material.
- the longitudinal sleeper and vibration damping rail system of the present invention mainly includes but is not limited to The following advantages:
- the concrete connecting plate can be cast together with the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam, it has the advantages of simple structure, convenient processing and high production efficiency;
- the vibration damping rail system of the invention can realize the vibration damping function and improve the running stability of the train and Ride comfort while reducing damage to sleepers and track beds due to train impact energy;
- the stress release problem of the concrete longitudinal beam can be solved.
- the stress-releasing crack can be kept in a closed state, which can eliminate the adverse effects caused by the stress-releasing crack and prevent cracks in the later use, thereby effectively extending the use of the longitudinal sleeper and the vibration-damping rail system. Life, reduce maintenance costs;
- the longitudinal limit of the longitudinal sleepers that is, the anti-climbing function, can be provided, and the longitudinal sleepers can be laid in the restricted area of the outer space.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a longitudinal sleeper in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 2 is a plan view of a longitudinal sleeper according to this embodiment.
- Fig. 3 is a side view of the longitudinal sleeper according to this embodiment.
- Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of Figure 2;
- Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of Figure 2.
- FIG. 6 through 9 are schematic plan views of a longitudinal sleeper according to other embodiments of the present invention.
- Figure 10 is a plan view of a vibration damping rail system in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG 11 is a side elevational view of the vibration damping track system of Figure 10. detailed description
- a longitudinal sleeper according to various embodiments of the present invention includes a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1 respectively disposed under the rails in the longitudinal direction of the rails, the longitudinal sleepers further including a concrete connecting plate 2, The concrete web 2 is laterally connected between the pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1.
- Reference numeral 6 in Fig. 2 denotes a lifting hole for lifting and lowering a longitudinal sleeper by means of a lifting machine or the like for installation and laying, maintenance and repair, and construction auxiliary bracket mounting.
- a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1 can be laid on a ballasted or untracked bed where rails can be installed.
- the concrete web 2 is joined between a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1 for maintaining a stable structure of the longitudinal sleepers and maintaining a gauge between the pair of longitudinal beams 1.
- the height and thickness of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 are approximately the same as the height and thickness of the concrete web 2.
- the width of the concrete connecting plate 2 can be designed according to the load and rigidity requirements, and is usually 2/5 to 3/5 of the width of the single longitudinal beam 1, but the present invention is not limited thereto.
- the longitudinal sleepers are preferably arranged symmetrically along the centerline of their longitudinal direction as a whole.
- the concrete connecting plate 2 is used between the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1 Instead of the existing steel pipe as a connecting piece, the problem that the steel pipe interferes with electrical signals and is corroded by long-term exposure to the external environment is completely solved.
- the pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1 and the concrete connecting plate 2 can be integrally cast, for example, integrally poured in a factory, so that the processing and manufacturing are convenient, the production efficiency is high, and the construction is favorable.
- the connection between the steel pipe and the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam must be considered when manufacturing the longitudinal sleeper.
- the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 and the concrete connecting plate 2 are cast together, it is no longer necessary to consider various problems related to the connection between the two, and the obtained longitudinal sleeper has a simple structure and convenient processing. , effectively reducing manufacturing costs.
- Prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1 and concrete connecting plates 2 are arranged with a plurality of pre-stretched steel bars to improve the strength and rigidity of the obtained longitudinal sleepers.
- the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 it is basically possible to adopt a structure similar to the longitudinal beam in the existing "trapezoidal sleeper" or "longitudinal sleeper", in which a plurality of pre-stretched steel bars can be arranged.
- a plurality of pre-stretched reinforcing bars may be arranged therein to reinforce the strength and rigidity of the concrete connecting plate 2, which will be described in detail later.
- pre-embedded bushings are usually provided in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beams to be connected to the pre-embedded casing by fasteners, and the rails can be mounted to the longitudinal sleepers to complete the laying of the rails.
- the coefficient of linear expansion will have a large difference.
- the conventional longitudinal sleeper when the relative space between the lower part of the anchor bolt of the fixed fastener and the lower part of the pre-embedded sleeve is small (for example, when there is water accumulation), the degree of thermal expansion and contraction is different, and a large difference occurs between the two.
- the stress will damage the bottom of the pre-embedded casing and transfer the force into the longitudinal beam of the prestressed concrete.
- the longitudinal beam will be cracked and damaged, which is potentially destructive to the longitudinal sleeper. Therefore, especially in areas with large temperature differences, especially during construction, or during later use, external impurities, rainwater, etc. can easily enter the embedded casing. Under the influence of temperature difference, these substances will lead to Stress is generated in the longitudinal beam of the stress concrete, which causes the longitudinal beam to crack and is damaged.
- an opening is formed at the lower end of the pre-embedded sleeve 5 to communicate with the through hole 7 in the longitudinal beam, and the through hole 7 will
- the opening in the lower portion of the pre-embedded casing 5 is connected to the underside of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1.
- the through hole 7 can also pass to the side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1.
- the lower portion is opened
- the pre-embedded sleeve 5 of the mouth communicates with the outside, so that stress generated in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 can be released through the through hole 7 to avoid cracking damage.
- impurities, accumulated water, and the like in the pre-embedded sleeve 5 having the lower opening can flow out from the through hole 7 to the outside of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1, thereby avoiding accumulation of impurities and in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 and
- the accumulated water can effectively avoid the cracking of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 under the influence of temperature, especially under the influence of low temperature.
- the diameter of the through hole 7 can be gradually enlarged outward, which facilitates the manufacture of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1, that is, in the manufacturing process, for forming the through
- the core of the hole 7 is easily pulled out of the through hole 7.
- the through hole 7 has a draft angle to facilitate its manufacture.
- the outlet of the through hole 7 extending to the outside of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 is preferably free from any hindrance.
- Figure 6 is a top plan view of a longitudinal sleeper in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Especially in the case of a ballastless bed, in order to solve the above stress concentration, the longitudinal beam cracking is damaged. As shown in Fig. 6, according to an embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to be in the longitudinal direction of the concrete connecting plate 2 and the prestressed concrete. A fillet 9 is formed at the corner of the joint between the beams 1. In addition, it is also possible to make corresponding adjustments on the ribs of the connecting plates, such as adding anti-cracking auxiliary reinforcing bars 15, thereby solving the cracking problem caused by the stress concentration at the connecting corners.
- Figure 7 is a plan view of a longitudinal sleeper in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- at least one pair of reinforcing bars 14 may be disposed along the center line X of the concrete connecting plate 2, and both ends of the reinforcing bar 14 extend into the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 respectively, and It is outwardly curved with respect to the center line X (i.e., both ends of a pair of reinforcing bars 14 are bent toward each other along the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal beam).
- the reinforcing ends of the reinforcing bars 14 are oriented After the outer bending, it is also possible to bend toward each other again, or to bend back again after bending toward each other, which can be designed according to the specific situation, which is not limited in the present invention. Further, as an example, for the reinforcing steel bar 14, a spiral ribbed steel bar having a diameter of 51 cm may be used.
- the use of relatively large diameter steel bars can effectively improve the strength and rigidity of the concrete connecting plate 2, and at the same time reduce the size of the concrete connecting plate.
- the outer surface of the steel bar is formed with spiral ribs, which can improve the pull-out resistance of the steel bar, and the reinforcing steel bar 14 and the concrete connecting plate 2 and the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 are more firmly combined.
- the longitudinal sleeper obtained by this embodiment effectively solves the problem of stress concentration on the concrete member, and solves the problem that the joint member should have the requirements of the longitudinal sleeper which is always difficult to solve by using the concrete connecting plate instead of the steel pipe. Reasonable strength and stiffness issues. Therefore, the longitudinal sleeper can satisfy the use of a high-speed railway without a ballast bed, for example, a vehicle speed of more than 300 km/h, or even a higher speed.
- Figure 8 is a plan view of a longitudinal sleeper in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. As shown in Fig. 8, this embodiment differs from the embodiment of Fig. 7 in that a connecting reinforcing bar 13 is added to the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1. Specifically, in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 outside the two ends of each concrete connecting plate 2, the connecting steel bars 13 and at least one pair (for example, two) reinforcing steel bars extending from the same concrete connecting plate 2 are connected. The 14 joints, preferably welded, can further increase the tensile strength of the reinforcing bars 14.
- Figure 9 is a plan view of a longitudinal sleeper in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- stress concentration is likely to occur at the joint corner of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 and the concrete connecting plate 2, resulting in damage to the longitudinal beam 1 crack.
- frictional stresses are generated on the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 and uneven forces due to uneven support. If the generated stress is not guided release and control, the cracking of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 will be aggravated, which will seriously affect the service life and safety of the track.
- the stress release crack 11 may be formed in advance on the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 near the corner of the joint of the concrete connecting plate 2, on the one hand, the stress generated during the manufacturing process may be released, and on the other hand, The fatigue stress generated during the use process is released in time, so that the cracking phenomenon of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam can be effectively avoided, the service life of the track is prolonged and the driving safety is improved.
- the stress relief crack 11 described above can be formed in various ways.
- at least one pair of structural reinforcing bars 16 may be symmetrically disposed in the concrete connecting plate 2 on both sides of the center line X of the concrete connecting plate 2.
- Two pairs of structural reinforcing bars 16 are provided, one of which is disposed at an upper portion of the connecting plate 2, and the other pair is disposed at a lower portion of the connecting plate 2.
- a pair of structural reinforcing bars 16 may be provided in a concrete connecting plate 2, or more than two pairs of structural reinforcing bars 16 may be provided, which is not limited in the present invention.
- each structural reinforcing member 16 extends to the vicinity of the end of the concrete connecting plate 2, i.e., near the edge of a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1, so that stress concentration will occur there.
- stress concentration is also present at the joint corner of the concrete connecting plate 2 and the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1, a stress relief crack 11 extending between the two positions can be formed to release the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 Stress.
- At least one pair of post tension members 8 may be extended in the concrete connecting plate and the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam.
- two rear tension bars 8 are symmetrically arranged along the center line X on both sides of the concrete web 2 to achieve uniform loading.
- the tension of the tensioned steel bar 8 is adjusted by the screw to be greater than the stress of the stress release crack 11, so that the stress release crack 11 can be kept in a closed state, that is, the stress is prevented.
- the crack 11 is released and cracked.
- the strength of the rear tension bar 8 is generally determined by the load and the stiffness of the web 2, and a prestressed steel bar having a diameter of 13 cm is usually used. The specific structure of the rear tension bar 8 and its arrangement are known to those skilled in the art, and the present invention will not be described again.
- the stress relief crack 11 may be formed on the upper and/or lower surface of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1, preferably on the lower surface, since it is not in contact with the rail.
- the rear tension reinforcing bars 8 are preferably disposed inside the structural reinforcing bars 16, so that the stress releasing cracks 11 can be effectively prevented from being cracked and kept in a closed state.
- the inner side of the joint of the concrete connecting plate 2 and the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 may be along the center line X of the concrete connecting plate 2
- At least one pair of anti-cracking auxiliary reinforcing bars 15 are symmetrically arranged on both sides, which are arranged obliquely with respect to the center line X, whereby cracking at the connecting corners can be prevented.
- the angle between the anti-cracking auxiliary steel bar 15 and the center line X may be 30 degrees to 60 degrees, but The invention does not limit this.
- the invention also provides a vibration damping track system employing the longitudinal sleeper of the present invention.
- a vibration damping rail system of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to Figs. 10 and 11.
- Figure 10 is a plan view of a vibration damping rail system in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 11 is a side elevational view of the damping track system of Figure 10.
- the damper rail system of the present invention includes longitudinal sleepers, and rails 20 mounted on a pair of prestressed concrete longitudinal beams 1 in the longitudinal sleepers along the length of the longitudinal sleepers, respectively.
- the length direction referred to herein means the longitudinal direction of the vibration-damping rail system, and is also the longitudinal direction of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam and the rail, since the sleeper of the present invention belongs to the "longitudinal sleeper".
- the rail 20 can be mounted to the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 by fasteners 21 by the engagement of the fastener 21 and the pre-embedded sleeve 5 in the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1.
- the damper rail system of the present invention may include an L-shaped concrete support 30 having a bottom portion 31 and side portions 32, i.e., the bottom portion 31 and the side portions 32 of the pedestal 30 are integrally formed in an L shape.
- the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 sits on the bottom 31 of the support 30 and abuts against the side 32 of the support 30.
- the L-shaped concrete support 30 not only supports the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1, but also acts as a lateral limit for the longitudinal sleeper or damping track system.
- the L-shaped concrete support 30 is merely an embodiment of use of the longitudinal sleeper of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited thereto, and for example, a cast iron support or the like can also be used.
- a damping material pad 3 may be arranged between the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 and the bottom of the support 30, on the side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 and the support
- a cushioning material pad 4 is arranged between 32 to obtain a vibration damping and cushioning effect, to reduce the impact of the track vibration on the structure, reduce the vibration of the structure, and prolong the service life of the structure.
- the damping material pad and the cushion material pad can reduce the stress.
- the damping material pad 3 and the cushion material pad 4 It can be made from a variety of elastic materials such as rubber, plastic, springs, and the like. Further, in the present invention, other vibration damping means may be used instead of the above-described vibration damping material and/or cushioning material.
- the damping device typically comprises at least two plates and a spring located between the plates, the construction of which is known to those skilled in the art and will not be described again.
- the inner side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 can be spaced apart from the support pier 12, the buttress 12 abutting against the concrete web 2.
- the buttress 12 is independently formed on the inner side of the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 and spaced apart from the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 (the spacer 4 may be filled with the cushion 4 or directly reserved)
- the vibration on the prestressed concrete longitudinal beam 1 is prevented from being transmitted directly to the buttress 12.
- the buttress 12 abuts against the concrete connecting plate 2 to realize the anti-climbing function of the longitudinal sleeper during train travel.
- the vibration-damping rail system can be conveniently laid in a restricted area of the outer space, such as a tunnel, a bridge, or the like.
- the buttress 12 can be formed in situ, and the fixing between the buttress 12 and the ground can be achieved, for example, by reserving steel or post-grown steel.
- a cushioning material pad can also be arranged between the concrete web and the buttress, the cushioning material pad preferably being made of an elastic material.
- vibration-damping rail system of the present invention has been described in detail above by various embodiments which can in principle employ the various longitudinal sleepers of the present invention.
- the longitudinal sleeper and the vibration damping rail system of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and various embodiments, but the invention is not limited to these specific embodiments, and the embodiments may be Such a feasible combination is adopted, and the present invention does not impose any limitation.
- the buttress 12 as shown in Fig. 10 can be applied to various longitudinal sleepers of the present invention, such as the longitudinal sleeper shown in Fig. 1, or any of the longitudinal sleepers shown in Figs. 6 to 9. All such possible combinations are to be understood as part of the disclosure of the present invention, and are also within the scope of the present invention.
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