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Detection method for concrete pouring elevation in underground bored cast-in-place pile hole

A technique of bored cast-in-place piles and detection methods, which is applied in the direction of sheet pile walls, foundation structure tests, construction, etc., can solve the problems of concrete waste, difficulty, and influence on the overall construction progress, and achieve the effect of precise control of pouring elevation

Active Publication Date: 2020-04-21
刘雪琴
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[0002] At present, the vast majority of commercial buildings have to set up basement floors, and the basement floors generally have one, two or even three floors. For pile foundations, when constructing reinforced concrete, it is necessary to reserve the thickness of the basement layer at the same time, so as to excavate the basement, so how to accurately judge whether the concrete pouring has reached the elevation of the bottom surface of the basement layer is relatively difficult; in the prior art, generally according to construction personnel Judging by experience, pouring concrete to a certain height on the bottom of the basement, and then chiseling it out during the construction of the basement will result in waste of concrete, affect the overall progress of the construction, and do not conform to the direction of the country's green environmental protection

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[0021] like Figure 1-2 As shown, a method for detecting the concrete pouring level in the hole of the underground bored pile, the specific steps are as follows:

[0022] 1) Installation of direct detection equipment: when the reinforcement cage 6 is finished and lowered to the last section, a specific gravity detection is installed on the upper end of the reinforcement cage 6 on the ground (specifically, on the main reinforcement of the reinforcement cage 6 connected with the hanging bars in the later stage). device and three conductivity detection devices, of which the top conductivity detection device is located at the level where the concrete needs to be poured later; figure 1 As shown, a specific gravity detection device 1, a first conductivity detection device 2, a second conductivity detection device 3 and a third conductivity detection device 4 are arranged from bottom to top on the reinforcement cage 6, wherein the specific gravity detection device 1 is used for concr...

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The invention discloses a detection method for the concrete pouring elevation in an underground bored cast-in-place pile hole. The method comprises the following steps of: 1) installing direct detection equipment, 2) installing signal transmission equipment, 3) placing a reinforcement cage downwards, 4) detecting the concrete pouring elevation, and 5) recovering a vibration analysis device. The detection method has the beneficial effects that by arranging a conductivity detection device and a specific gravity detection device on the reinforcement cage, whether the concrete reaches a preset elevation position can be effectively and accurately detected, meanwhile, a vibration generation device generates vibration, steel bars directly transmit the vibration to the vibration analysis device, and the vibration analysis device carries out analysis and alarm, so that the purpose of accurately controlling the concrete pouring elevation is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of building construction detection engineering, in particular to a method for detecting the pouring level of concrete in an underground bored pile hole. Background technique [0002] At present, the vast majority of commercial buildings have to set up basement floors, and the basement floors generally have one, two or even three floors. For pile foundations, when constructing reinforced concrete, it is necessary to reserve the thickness of the basement layer at the same time, so as to excavate the basement, so how to accurately judge whether the concrete pouring has reached the elevation of the bottom surface of the basement layer is relatively difficult; in the prior art, generally according to construction personnel Judging by experience, pouring concrete to a certain height on the bottom of the basement and then chiseling it out during the construction of the basement will lead to waste of concrete and af...

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IPC IPC(8): E02D33/00E02D5/34
CPCE02D33/00E02D5/34
Inventor 刘雪琴陈志平蒋燕军
Owner 刘雪琴
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