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Thin-wall soil retaining brick die

A technology of retaining bricks and thin walls, which is applied in construction, infrastructure engineering, etc., can solve problems such as rework, collapse or deformation, and construction troubles, and achieve the effects of increasing bending resistance, ensuring progress, and saving construction costs

Active Publication Date: 2011-08-31
广州市建筑集团有限公司 +2
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[0002] Traditional wooden formwork is generally used in concrete pouring, but when using wooden formwork, the formwork needs to be removed, and the construction is more troublesome. If the wooden formwork is used in the pouring of the cap, the formwork removal construction will be more troublesome. Many problems such as structural instability or termites caused by decay of wooden formwork
[0003] In the prior art, there have been brick molds used for the construction of caps, but this kind of brick mold is simply built by superimposing bricks one by one, and its ability to withstand lateral active earth pressure is low, so it is often used in Collapsing or deforming during the laying process, which requires constant rework and rebuilding
This kind of brick mold can be barely used in the construction environment with good geological conditions, but it is difficult to use in places with complicated geological conditions, and due to continuous rework, the construction time is long

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[0023] 1. Structure introduction

[0024] figure 1 It is a construction schematic diagram of the thin-wall earth retaining brick form of the present invention. The mark 30 refers to the cap, the mark 10 refers to the cushion layer, and the mark 50 refers to the pile. On the platform 30 is a bottom plate 40 . Cap 30, cushion 10 and pile 50 are all under the ground. In order to ensure the construction of the platform cap 30, the present invention provides a thin-wall earth retaining brick form 20.

[0025] figure 2 , image 3 It is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the thin-wall retaining brick mold of the present invention. in figure 2 is the front view (schematic diagram looking towards the membrane surface), image 3 for figure 2 A-A view of the.

[0026] like figure 2 , image 3 As shown, the thin-wall retaining brick mold is made of bricks in the prior art, and has a certain height a, thickness and length, and the height of the thin-wall earth retainin...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a thin-wall soil retaining brick die, which is built by bricks and has a certain height, thickness and length, wherein horizontal mortar which is in the length direction of the brick die is arranged upwards along the bottom of the brick die at intervals of a certain height, and steel bars which are in the length direction of the thin-wall soil retaining brick die are arranged in the horizontal mortar; and a brick column which is in the height direction of the thin-wall soil retaining brick die is arranged upwards along the length direction of the thin-wall soil retaining brick die at intervals of a certain distance. The thin-wall soil retaining brick die can be used under complex geological conditions and is difficult to collapse or bulge and deform in the backfill process of earthwork to ensure the construction quality.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of civil engineering, and relates to a thin-wall soil retaining brick mold suitable for complex geology. Background technique [0002] Traditional wooden formwork is generally used in concrete pouring, but when using wooden formwork, the formwork needs to be removed, and the construction is more troublesome. There are many problems such as structural instability or termites caused by decay of wooden formwork. [0003] In the prior art, there have been brick molds used for the construction of caps, but this kind of brick mold is simply built by superimposing bricks one by one, and its ability to withstand lateral active earth pressure is low, so it is often used in Collapsing or deforming during the masonry process requires constant rework and re-building. This kind of brick mold can still be used reluctantly in the construction environment with good geological conditions, but it is difficult to use in plac...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E02D27/14E02D15/02
Inventor 苏建华胡志桥吴祥威许建锋符志文梁钜宁邓志翔江德机谢伟锋苏毅明
Owner 广州市建筑集团有限公司
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