An anti-overturning disc spring three-dimensional shock-isolation bearing

Abstract

The invention relates to an anti-overturning disc spring three-dimensional shock-isolation support, which comprises an upper connecting plate, a lower connecting plate parallel to each other, and four inclined tie rods anti-pressure type arranged between the upper connecting plate and the lower connecting plate. Disc spring damper and four vertical pull rod anti-pressure disc spring dampers, connecting rods at both ends of each pull rod anti-pressure disc spring damper and upper connecting plate and lower connecting plate are respectively connected by universal The ball joints are connected together; wherein, the line between the connection points of the four inclined tie rod back pressure disc spring dampers on the upper and lower connecting plates is the same as that of the four inclined tie rod back pressure disc spring dampers. The axes jointly form a rectangular truss shape that is respectively symmetrical to the two sides; the connecting line between the connecting points on the upper and lower connecting plates on the upper and lower connecting plates of the four vertical pull rods and the four vertical pull rods The axes of the vertical tie-rod counter-pressure disc spring dampers together form a rectangular hexahedron. The support can realize real three-dimensional shock isolation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a building anti-vibration (or vibration) device, in particular to a three-dimensional shock-isolation device. Background technique [0002] The three-dimensional seismic isolation device is an anti-seismic isolation device installed between the building and the foundation, which can effectively absorb and dissipate externally input energy from multiple dimensions, so as to achieve the purpose of protecting the safety of the building. Three-dimensional seismic isolation devices are usually composed of vertical and horizontal seismic isolation bearings, which absorb vertical and horizontal seismic waves respectively. [0003] As we all know, the development of three-dimensional seismic isolation devices depends on the technical progress of the damper. At present, there are three main types of mainstream dampers that are actually used in practical applications, namely laminated rubber dampers, metal spring dampers (mainly disc sp...

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However, since the damping characteristics of viscoelastic materials and disc springs are quite different, and how much the two are related, these are to be determined through experiments; especially, when the three-dimensional vibration isolation system is compressed to During tension transition, although the disc spring does not work, the energy stored in the disc spring will be superimposed on the viscoelastic damper, so that the viscoelastic damper can obtain a larger initial acceleration, while the viscoelastic damper is a A speed-sensitive damper, obviously the impact of the energy stored in the disc spring on the viscoelastic damper cannot be ignored, but how to calculate the impact is a difficult matter

Another example is a three-dimensional shock-isolating device disclosed in a patent application with the publication number CN101761147A. When the device transitions from compression to tension, the energy stored in the six disc springs will also be transmitted to the diamond-shaped steel plate damper through the screw rod. There is also the problem of design and calculation difficulties

In addition, the horizontal limit and tensile mechanism composed of sliders, sliding guide rails and high-strength cables in the scheme of the CN101761147A patent application not only makes the design and calculation difficult, but also increases the complexity of the entire seismic isolation system

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