Direct pipe laying machine

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of trenchless construction machinery, and discloses a direct pipe laying machine comprising a heading machine, a holding device, a pipeline connected to the rear end of the heading machine, a clamping device which is arranged on the rear portion of the heading machine and which supports the pipeline, and a propulsion device arranged between the clamping device and the holding device. The holding device comprises a holding beam, one end of the holding beam is hinged to a supporting post, and the other end of the holding beam is hinged to a holding beam positioning cylinder. The clamping device comprises an annular upper main frame and clamping cylinders which are connected through pins, the ends of the clamping cylinders are fixed with arc friction plates matching with the heading machine or pipeline, and a sliding lug is arranged on the lower portion of a lower main frame and slides on a guide rail arranged on the lower portion in a matching manner. The propulsion device comprises a base frame and two propulsion cylinders, and the other ends of the propulsion cylinders are hinged to connecting lugs arranged on the main frames of the clamping device.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of trenchless engineering machinery, and in particular relates to a direct pipe laying machine. Background technique [0002] Existing non-excavation equipment appeared in the 1970s. In order to meet the needs of gas, telecommunications or electric power projects such as crossing roads, railways, buildings, rivers, historic sites, and downtown areas, horizontal directional drills, horizontal auger drills, and impact drills have been produced. With the development of technology, horizontal directional drilling and pipe jacking machines have been widely used, but the former has a small drilling diameter and needs to repeatedly take over and discharge pipes. The efficiency of slag is low. The latter needs to harden a large area of ​​ground in advance, and excavate and build launching pits and receiving pits. Every time the propulsion needs to be re-connected to the pipeline, re-dismantling and installing electr...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Existing non-excavation equipment appeared in the 1970s. In order to meet the needs of gas, telecommunications or electric power projects such as crossing roads, railways, buildings, rivers, historic sites, and downtown areas, horizontal directional drills, horizontal auger drills, and impact drills have been produced. With the development of technology, horizontal directional drilling and pipe jacking machines have been widely used, but the former has a small drilling diameter and needs to repeatedly take over and discharge pipes. The efficiency of slag is low. The latter needs to harden a large area of ​​ground in advance, and excavate and build launching pits and receiving pits. Every time you advance, you need to re-connect the pipeline, re-dismantle and install electrical and hydraulic pipelines, etc., which waste a lot of construction time.

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