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Bridge galvanized steel wire clamping device in high frequency fatigue test

A fatigue test, galvanized steel wire technology, applied in the direction of measuring devices, instruments, scientific instruments, etc., can solve the problems of difficult operation, laborious and time-consuming, and breakage by one person, and achieve the effect of easy use, guaranteed effectiveness, and not easy to break

Active Publication Date: 2014-07-23
JIANGSU FASTEN MATERIAL ANALYSIS & INSPECTION
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[0002] High-strength galvanized steel wires for bridges need to be subjected to high-frequency fatigue tests. The traditional loading and unloading method is to use 12 M16 bolts to lock the sample. It takes more than half an hour for the sample, which is laborious and time-consuming; at the same time, the traditional loading and unloading method is to use bolts to tighten the steel wire, which can easily damage the clamping part of the steel wire sample, so that the steel wire is fatigued at high frequency. During the process, the clamping end breaks and the test is invalid

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[0026] see Figure 1-4 , the present invention relates to a clamping device for high-frequency fatigue test of galvanized steel wire used for bridges, which includes two oppositely placed bases 1, two riveting barrels 2 and two anchors 3, between the two bases 1 A steel wire 5 is arranged between them, blind holes 1.1 are arranged in the opposite ends of the two bases 1, and internal threads 1.2 are arranged on the inner wall of the blind holes 1.1, and the riveting bucket 2 is cylindrical, and a tapered Hole 2.3, and riveting barrel 2 is provided with external thread 2.1, riveting barrel 2 is arranged in the blind hole 1.1 of base 1 through the cooperation of external thread 2.1 and internal thread 1.2, and one end of riveting barrel 2 close to steel wire 5 is provided with vertical The first through hole 2.2 of the axis of the riveting barrel 2, the first through hole 2.2 passes through the tapered hole 2.3, the two anchors 3 are respectively arranged in the two riveting bar...

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The invention relates to a bridge galvanized steel wire clamping device in a high frequency fatigue test. The clamping device comprises two opposite bases (1), two rivet barrels (2) and two anchors (3), wherein the rivet barrels (2) are arranged in the bases (1); the anchors (3) are arranged in the rivet barrels (2). The bridge galvanized steel wire clamping device in the high frequency fatigue test disclosed by the invention fundamentally solves a problem of time and labor consumption in loading and unloading processes when the high frequency fatigue test is carried out on a bridge galvanized steel wire; in the high frequency fatigue test, a clamped end of the steel wire is not easy to break, thus guaranteeing effectiveness of the test; the clamping device is simple in design and structure, and convenient to use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fixture for high-frequency fatigue test of galvanized steel wire used in bridges, which is mainly used to solve the laborious and time-consuming problems caused by traditional loading and unloading methods. It belongs to the field of testing technology. Background technique [0002] High-strength galvanized steel wires for bridges need to be subjected to high-frequency fatigue tests. The traditional loading and unloading method is to use 12 M16 bolts to lock the sample. It takes more than half an hour for the sample, which is laborious and time-consuming; at the same time, the traditional loading and unloading method is to use bolts to tighten the steel wire, which can easily damage the clamping part of the steel wire sample, so that the steel wire is fatigued at high frequency. During the process, the clamping end breaks and the test is invalid. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N3/04
Inventor 许科华朱飞张国珍张琴凤马惠珠徐静徐亚莉聂明芬孙文倪大为
Owner JIANGSU FASTEN MATERIAL ANALYSIS & INSPECTION
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