JPH1030332A - Reinforcing bar arrangement scaffold for caisson constructing - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To simply carry out installation (or removal) of a scaffold when bar arrangement of a caisson is executed and to facilitate reinforcing bar arrangement work. SOLUTION: Caisson construction yards 1a are arranged between rails 2 and 2, bearing trucks 31 are provided on the rails 2 and 2, bearing poles 32 are erected on the bearing trucks 31, and a scaffold unit capable of being vertically lifted, moved and positioned is so provided that it is constructed between the bearing poles 32. The scaffold unit is so constituted that a main stage 35 having a horizontal scaffold surface 35b on the upper surface thereof and an upper stage 39 having a horizontal upper scaffold surface 39b on the upper surface are vertically arranged in a layered state, a reinforcing bar insertion space capable of making a reinforcing bar unit 65 vertically pass through is penetrated into the main stage 35 to form, and a plurality of bar arrangement holes capable of making vertical main bars 66 pass through are penetrated into the upper stage 39 to form and are so constituted that they are correspondently arranged upward of the reinforcing bar insertion space.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a reinforcing bar scaffolding device for caisson construction, which is suitable for use in reinforcing bars of reinforced concrete caisson.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, caisson made of reinforced concrete used for harbor construction and the like has been constructed. Such caissons were often large reinforced concrete structures, and the work of arranging the reinforcements was also extensive.

[0003]

When the caisson is arranging the scaffolding, the scaffold must be set up from below or upward, or sideways.
It is necessary to carry out sequentially with the movement of the bar arrangement work, but when building a large caisson or when there are multiple caissons to be built, installation (or removal) of such a scaffold is This is particularly troublesome. In addition, a scaffolding device that can facilitate bar arrangement work is desired.

In view of the above circumstances, the present invention provides a reinforcing bar scaffolding device for caisson construction, which can easily install (or remove) a scaffold when performing caisson reinforcing, and can facilitate bar arranging work. The purpose is to provide.

[0005]

That is, a first aspect of the present invention is a caisson having a reinforcing bar unit (65) comprising a plurality of main bars (66) in a vertical direction and a force bar (67) in a horizontal direction. A reinforcing bar scaffolding device (30) used when constructing (50) has a pair of rails (2, 2),
A plurality of caisson construction yards (1a) are arranged between the pair of rails (2, 2) along the extending direction of the rails (2, 2), and on each of the rails (2), A moving means (31) is provided along the rail (2) so as to be movable in a predetermined moving direction, and a support member (32) is erected on each of the moving means (31). The scaffold unit (34) is connected to these support members (32, 32).
The scaffolding unit (34) is provided so as to be able to move up and down and to be positioned vertically with respect to the support members (32) in such a manner as to bridge the space between the support members (32).
a first scaffold member (35) formed with b) and a second scaffold member (39) formed with a second horizontal scaffold (39b) formed on the upper surface are arranged in upper and lower layers. The first scaffold member (35) is provided with a reinforcing bar unit insertion gap (36) through which the reinforcing bar unit (65) can pass vertically.
Are formed so as to penetrate vertically, and the second scaffold member (39) is provided with a plurality of main muscle through holes (43) through which main muscles (66) in the vertical direction can penetrate. 2 is formed so as to penetrate vertically through the second scaffold member (39) and to be arranged above the reinforcing bar unit insertion gap (36).

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the reinforcing bar scaffolding apparatus (30) for caisson construction according to the first aspect, the moving means (31) on each of the rails (2) includes a moving means (31). (31) has a synchronous movement driving means (31a) capable of synchronously moving and driving the (31) along each of the rails (2).

[0007] The numbers in parentheses and the like are for convenience of indicating corresponding elements in the drawings, and therefore, the present description is not limited to the description on the drawings. The same applies to the following “action” column.

[0008]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, each of the moving means (31) is moved by the above structure, and the scaffold unit (3) is moved.
4) is moved up and down to position the scaffold unit (34) with respect to the reinforcing bar arrangement position of the caisson (50) to be constructed, and the first and second foot scenes ( 35b and 39b) are used as scaffolds to reinforce and assemble the main rebar (66) and the rebar (67).

According to a second aspect of the present invention, when the caisson-reinforcing reinforcing bar scaffolding device (30) is to be moved in the lateral direction, a pair of moving means (31, 31) is provided for each rail (2, 3). ).

[0010]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing a state in which a caisson is constructed using an example of a reinforcing bar scaffolding apparatus for caisson construction according to the present invention, and FIG. 2A is the caisson shown in FIG. FIG. 2 (b) is a plan view of the caisson shown in FIG. 2 (a), and FIG. 3 is a plan view of the caisson shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a schematic side view showing a plurality of yards arranged in a yard.
FIG. 5 is a schematic plan view showing a state during the construction of the plurality of caissons shown in FIG. 3, FIG. 5 is a view taken in the direction of arrow I in FIG.
8 is a view taken in the direction of the arrow II in FIG. 5, FIG. 7 is a view taken in the direction of the arrow III in FIG.
Is a sectional view taken along line X1-Y1 of FIG. 7, and FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line X2-Y1 of FIG.
FIG. 10 is an enlarged plan view showing a part of the main stage of the rebar assembly scaffolding device shown in FIG. 9, and FIG.
Is a schematic side view showing a main reinforcing bar and the like suspended via a suspending jig above the upper stage of the reinforcing bar scaffolding device shown in FIG. 9, and FIG. 12 is a supply device and a hoop reinforcing bar reinforcing device. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a state in which the reinforcing muscles are being arranged by using FIG.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing details of the supply device shown in FIG.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing details of the hoop muscle arrangement device shown in FIG. 12.

A plurality (three) caisson 50 to be constructed
However, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, it is installed in a predetermined caisson construction yard 1. Each caisson 50 is, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 (note that FIGS. 2 and 3 show the caisson 50 in a completed state for convenience of explanation).
The bottom plate 51 has a substantially horizontal rectangular plate shape.
The lower surface side of the blade portion 51 is formed along the four edges of the lower surface.
a is formed so as to protrude downward. On the upper surface side of the bottom plate 51, four vertical wall-like side walls 52 are respectively erected along the four edges of the upper surface, and the caisson 50 is formed by the bottom plate 51 and the four side walls 52. Is formed in a rectangular parallelepiped box shape opened upward. Further, on the upper surface side of the bottom plate 51, a plurality of partition walls 53 are provided upright so as to connect portions of the side walls 52 facing each other. These side walls 52 and partition walls 53 are shown in FIG.
(B) Or, as shown in FIG. 4, the horizontal cross sections are arranged in a grid pattern so as to intersect with each other.
As shown in FIG. 2 (a) or FIG. 2 (b), a plurality of hollow portions 55 are formed inside the side wall 52 so as to be surrounded by the side wall 52 and the partition wall 53 (or only the partition wall 53). ing. The bottom plate 51, the side walls 52, and the partition wall 53 are made of reinforced concrete, and are all integrally connected. In the horizontal direction, the long side direction of the caisson 50 is indicated by arrows A and B, and the short side direction is indicated by arrow C.
Assuming the direction D, five hollow portions 55 formed in one caisson 50 are arranged in the directions of arrows A and B and three in the directions of arrows C and D.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the three caissons 50 described above have arrows A and B, which are the long sides of each caisson 50, and arrows C, which are the short sides of each caisson 50. , D directions are aligned with each other, and three caissons 50 are arranged in a straight line (that is, in a line) in the directions of arrows A and B. on the other hand,
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the caisson construction yard 1 has a pair of rails 2, 2 parallel to each other, which are laid on the ground or the like so as to extend in the above-mentioned horizontal directions indicated by arrows A and B. And the three caissons 50 are located between the rails 2, 2. In other words, a plurality of (three) caisson construction yards 1a are provided between the pair of rails 2 and 2 in a direction in which the rails 2 and 2 extend in the directions of arrows A and B. Each caisson 50 is arranged in each caisson construction yard 1a. Each caisson 50 is a known caisson supporting means (not shown) (for example, a mounting base on which the caisson 50 can be mounted. In addition to this, while supporting the caisson 50 via a jack device or the like, A well-known transport trolley that can travel on a predetermined track may be installed, and the transport trolley may be configured to transfer the supported caisson 50 to the mounting pedestal using a jack device or the like. The caisson 50 placed on the mounting base can be removed and moved and transported.
The movement in the caisson manufacturing yard 1 and the carry-out from the caisson manufacturing yard 1 become smooth. ) Is installed in each caisson construction yard 1a.

In order to construct the caisson 50 constructed as described above, first, the bottom plate 51 of each caisson 50 is constructed in the caisson manufacturing yard 1 by using a conventional method or the like. As shown in FIG. 3 and the like, these constructed bottom slabs 51 are arranged in a predetermined caisson construction yard 1a where the caisson 50 in the completed construction state is to be arranged (or in advance, in the caisson construction yard 1a). Is built.) Next, the side wall 52 and the partition wall 5 are placed on each bottom plate 51.
Build 3 each. The construction of the side wall 52 and the partition wall 53 will be described in detail below.

Prior to construction, for each caisson 50 to be constructed, as shown in FIGS. 2A and 3, the caisson 50 is divided into a plurality of horizontal layered sections arranged vertically. (In FIG. 2 (a) and the like, the upper part of the bottom plate 51 is divided into four equal parts), and four construction sections BJ1
To BJ4. As shown in FIG. 3, the plurality of construction sections BJ1 to BJ4 set in each caisson 50 are arranged between the three caissons 50 in a form corresponding to the directions of the arrows A and B. The construction sections BJ1 to BJ4 corresponding to each other in
Y1 to KY4 are respectively formed. Further, for each of the construction sections BJ1 to BJ4 of each caisson 50, the construction sections BJ1 to BJ4 are divided into a plurality of parallel sections arranged in a horizontal direction (in FIG. One block is formed near the center of the second hollow portion 55, and another is formed near the center of the fourth hollow portion 55 from the arrow A side) (three blocks BL1 to BL3).
Set.

Here, various devices used for constructing the side wall 52 and the partition wall 53 of the caisson 50 will be described.
First, the concrete placing scaffolding device 3 is shown in FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 3, supporting carts 5 and 5 which can travel on the rails 2 and 2 are arranged corresponding to each other in the directions indicated by arrows C and D perpendicular to the directions indicated by arrows A and B, respectively. Dolly 5,
5 has a mast frame 6 extending vertically upward,
6 are erected. A beam frame 7 extending in the directions of arrows C and D is provided between the upper ends of the mast frames 6 and 6 so as to connect the two to each other. The device unit 9 is installed. A well-known winch device or the like (not shown) is provided in each lifting device unit 9. The winch device or the like is provided with a wire 9 a that can be wound and fed out by driving the winch device and the like. The distal end side of the wire 9 a extends out of the lifting device unit 9, and is suspended below the beam frame 7. Five gondola scaffolds 10 are suspended by these wires 9a so as to be able to move up and down. Each gondola scaffold 10 is configured by installing a safety fence or the like around a rectangular scaffold plate.
They are arranged in a line in the direction D. by the way,
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the concrete placing scaffolding device 3 has mast frames 6 and 6 and a beam frame 7.
Are arranged so as to straddle one caisson 50 under construction, for example, the plurality of gondola scaffolds 10 described above.
Are arranged near the block BL2 of the caisson 50. That is, of the five gondola scaffolds 10, the ones on the arrow C side and the arrow D side are the blocks B respectively.
In the vicinity of L2, it is located at a position near the outside of the side walls 52, 52 (or directly above the position), and the remaining three gondola scaffolds 10 are arranged in the directions of arrows C and D near the block BL2. It is located at a position (or just above) inserted into each of the three hollow portions 55.

As shown in FIGS. 4, 7 and 8, the form-mounting scaffolding device 11 is installed on the rails 2 and 2, respectively, and is a support cart that can run on these rails 2 and 2. Mast frames 13 and 13 extending vertically upward are provided on the support carts 12 and 12, respectively. Have been. These mast frames 13, 1
3, a frame 1 for a suspension device extending in the directions of arrows C and D in the figure so as to connect them to each other.
5, the suspension device frame 15 is composed of two parallel rail members 16, 16 extending in the directions of arrows C and D at the same height level, and these rail members 16, 16. And a driving rail 17 extending in the directions of arrows C and D disposed at a substantially central position between the driving rails 17 (a gear or the like (not shown) is formed on the driving rail 17). I have. A suspension device 19 is installed on the suspension device frame 15. The suspension device 19 has a main body 20 that is mounted and mounted on the two rail members 16, 16. The main body 20 is mounted on the rail members 16, 16 via predetermined rollers (not shown). Are movable along these rail members 16, 16 and therefore in the directions of arrows C and D. A drive unit 21 is provided at the lower center of the main body 20, and the drive unit 21 is engaged with the drive rail 17. That is, the drive unit 2
1 includes a drive motor (not shown), a drive gear (not shown) driven by the drive motor, and the like, and the drive gear meshes with the drive rail 17. That is, the drive unit 21 is driven by a drive motor (not shown), and the drive unit 21 and the main body 20 (therefore, the suspension device 19) on which the drive unit 21 is provided.
Is driven along the drive rail 17. That is, the suspension device 19 includes the rail members 16, 1.
Along the drive rail 6 and the drive rail 17, it can be moved and driven in the directions of arrows C and D.

Further, the main body 20 is provided with four lifting device units 22, and in each lifting device unit 22, a known winch device (not shown) or the like is provided. The winch device or the like is provided with a wire 22a that can be wound up and taken out by driving the winch device or the like, and the distal end side of the wire 22a is out of the lifting device unit 22. , Body 20 and rail material 16,
16 is suspended below. These four wires 22
In FIG. 3A, one form suspending jig 23 is suspended by two wires 22a, and another form suspending jig 23 is suspended by the remaining two wires 22a so as to be vertically movable. ing. Each form hanging jig 23 is formed in a horizontal bar shape extending in the directions of arrows C and D, and a plurality of (four) hooks 23 a are provided at a lower end side of each form hanging jig 23. ing. As shown in FIG. 7, a plate-shaped mold 25 having a vertical plate surface and parallel to the directions of arrows C and D is provided on each mold suspension jig 23.
A plurality of connection portions 25a (for example, hooks) on the upper end side can be hung in a form engaged with and connected to a plurality of (two) hooks 23a of the form hanging jig 23. As another suspension mode of the formwork 25, as shown in FIG.
A plate-shaped form 25 having a vertical plate surface and parallel to the directions of arrows A and B is connected between the two form-hanging jigs 23, 23, and connection portions 25a, 25a on the upper end side of each form-hanging jig 23 are hung. The lower jig 23 can also be hung so as to be engaged with and connected to the hooks 23a.

On the other hand, between the mast frames 13, 13, a position slightly below the suspension device frame 15 is provided.
A beam frame 26 extending in the directions of arrows C and D in the figure is provided so as to connect these mast frames 13 and 13 to each other. A plurality of lifting device units 27 are installed on the beam frame 26. I have. Each lifting device unit 27
A well-known winch device or the like (not shown) is provided therein, and the winch device or the like is provided with a wire 27a that can be wound and fed out by driving the winch device and the like. The tip side of 27a is out of the lifting device unit 27 and is suspended below the beam frame 26. Five gondola scaffolds 29 are suspended by these plural wires 27a so as to be able to move up and down. Each gondola scaffold 29 is configured by installing a safety fence or the like around a rectangular scaffold plate, and these five gondola scaffolds 29 are arranged in a line in the directions of arrows C and D. Regarding the central three gondola scaffolds 29 of the five gondola scaffolds 29, the width of each gondola scaffold 29 in the directions of arrows A and B is the same as the arrows A and B between the two form hanging jigs 23 and 23. The distance in the directions indicated by arrows A and B of the three gondola scaffolds 29 is smaller than the interval in the direction, and is located substantially at the center between the two form hanging jigs 23. That is, each gondola scaffold 29 is suspended so as not to interfere with the form suspension jigs 23, 23 and the like. Incidentally, the formwork mounting scaffolding device 11
The mast frames 13, 13 and the beam frame 26 are arranged so as to straddle one caisson 50 under construction. For example, in FIG. 7 and FIG. 50 blocks BL
1 are arranged. That is, among the five gondola scaffolds 29, those on the side of the arrow C and the side of the arrow D on the side are the side walls 52, 5 and 5 of the block BL1, respectively.
2 (or just above the position), and the remaining three gondola scaffolds 29
It is located at a position (or just above the position) inserted into each hollow portion 55 of L1.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 4 and 9, the rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 is installed on the rails 2 and 2, respectively, and a supporting carriage 31 which can run on the rails 2 and 2 freely. , 31 are arranged in a manner corresponding to each other in the directions of arrows C and D in the figure, and two cylindrical support poles 32, 3 extending vertically upward are provided on each of the support carts 31, 31.
2 are erected. Each support pole 32 has
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 9, lifting devices 33 that can move up and down along the support poles 32 are provided so as to be engaged with the support poles 32, respectively. A horizontal plate-shaped main stage 35 is supported and provided. As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 9 and FIG.
Are provided in a manner penetrating the main stage 35 in the directions indicated by the arrows A and B. Four of the rebar insertion gaps 36 are provided in a manner penetrating the main stage 35 in the directions of arrows A and B. Have been. That is, these four reinforcing bar insertion gaps 36 are arranged in parallel in the directions of arrows C and D. On the other hand, the remaining two rebar insertion gaps 36 extend from the rebar insertion gap 36 closest to the arrow C to the rebar insertion gap 36 closest to the arrow D among the four rebar insertion gaps 36 described above. It is formed in a streak extending in the direction,
These two reinforcing bar insertion gaps 36 are arranged in parallel in the directions of arrows A and B. In addition, these two rebar insertion gaps 36
Are arranged so as to intersect with the four reinforcing bar insertion gaps 36 described above. The main stage 35 is divided into a plurality of (11) stage pieces 35 a by these six reinforcing bar insertion gaps 36. As shown in FIG. 10, the width of each rebar insertion gap 36 is a constant width W1 in the directions of arrows A and B or in the directions of arrows C and D.

By the way, each reinforcing bar insertion gap 36 is a caisson 5
The reinforcing bar unit 65 is formed corresponding to the construction mode of the reinforcing bar unit 65 (that is, the combination of the main reinforcing bar 66 and the force distribution bar 67).
Can be freely penetrated in the vertical direction.
Therefore, the divided stage pieces 35a, 35a are not directly connected. Each stage piece 35a that is not directly connected to the lifting / lowering device 33 is connected to an upper stage 39 described later by a support pole or the like (not shown) (that is, each stage piece 35a is connected to the upper stage via a support pole or the like not shown). 39, so that each stage piece 35a is connected to an upper stage 39 described later.
And a support pole (not shown). On the upper side of the main stage 35, an upper stage 39 having substantially the same configuration as the main stage 35 is provided.
The main stage 35 and the four lifting / lowering devices 33 are fixedly provided via a plurality of lifting / lowering devices 33 and supporting columns (not shown). In other words, the upper stage 39 has arrows A,
Four rebar insertion gaps 40 extending in the direction B and two rebar insertion gaps 40 extending in the directions of arrows C and D are provided. With these six rebar insertion gaps 40, the upper stage 39 is made up of a plurality of stage pieces. 39a. The width of each rebar insertion gap 40 is a fixed width W1, as in the case of the main stage 35 shown in FIG. Further, the stage pieces 39a, 39a divided by the reinforcing bar insertion gaps 40 are connected by a plurality of connecting members 41 each having a vertical plate shape as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. The plurality of connecting members 41 crossing each rebar insertion gap 40 have a predetermined interval W2 substantially equal to the width W1 in the direction in which the rebar insertion gap 40 extends.
It is arranged in. That is, in each rebar insertion gap 40,
Reinforcing bar arrangement holes 43, which are a plurality of substantially square holes, are formed so as to be partitioned by the plurality of connection members 41.
The main stage 35 and the upper stage 39 described above are used.
Is surrounded by an appropriate fall prevention fence 42 or the like. On the upper surface of the main stage 35, a foot scene 35b that can be used as a scaffold, and on the upper surface of the upper stage 39, an upper foot scene 39b that can be used as a scaffold. Are formed respectively.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, an appropriate crane 60 is disposed in the caisson manufacturing yard 1 as necessary, and a hook 60 of one of the cranes 60 is provided.
A hanging jig 123 is supported by a, for example, as shown in FIGS. 1, 9, and 11. That is, the hanging jig 1
23 has a jig body 125 which is supported at one point in the form of a balance via a single wire 126 by a hook 60a.
It has a shape extending in the directions of arrows XC and XD in FIG. Accordingly, when the jig body 125 is supported by the hook 60a of the crane 60 via the wire 126, the hanging jig 123
Is supported by At the lower side of the jig body 125, five chains 127 are connected and fixed at one end thereof, and are vertically suspended. These chains 127 are arranged on both sides of the connection point J1, that is, arrows around the connection point J1. XC,
The jig body 12 is arranged symmetrically in the XD direction.
5 are arranged vertically at predetermined intervals L1 along the longitudinal direction, that is, the directions of arrows XC and XD.

Further, the other end of each chain 127
As shown in FIG. 11, for example, a U-shaped steel plate curved and formed into a U-shape and extended in the up-down direction, and a suspension fitting 129 formed of a pin member such as a clevis pin are connected to each other. A main reinforcing bar 66 having a coupler 66b screwed to the upper end thereof is engaged with and supported by the suspending fitting 129, that is, is connected thereto. That is, each main reinforcing bar 66 is vertically inserted inside the U-shaped steel plate, and a pin member is provided at the opening side of the U-shaped steel plate, and the inserted main reinforcing bar 66 is inserted into the U-shaped steel plate.
Are detachably installed so as not to fall out to the opening side of the U-shaped steel plate. The coupler 66b of the main reinforcing bar 66
Is so large that it cannot penetrate through the inside of the U-shaped steel plate, and is engaged and supported by contacting the U-shaped steel plate or the like.
That is, the hanging metal fitting 129 is connected to the coupler 66 of each main reinforcing bar 66.
These main reinforcing bars 66 are connected at a predetermined connection support position T1, which is a position immediately below b. On the other hand, the vertical distance between the hanging fixture 129 connected to the chain 127 and the jig main body 125 is set by the hanging fixture 129 by the chain 127.
, And the hanging distance of the hanging bracket 129 by the chain 127 closest to the arrow XC is the hanging distance Q1, and the hanging bracket 1 by the chain 127 adjacent to the arrow XD side in that order.
The suspension distances of 29 are sequentially reduced to suspension distances Q2, Q3, Q4, and Q5.
And That is, the suspension distances Q1 to Q5 are the suspension distance Q
3, Q4, Q2, Q5, Q1 in the order, ie, the connection point J
It becomes shorter in the order closer to 1. Since the chains 127 are arranged at predetermined intervals L1 along the directions of the arrows XC and XD, and the jig body 125 is almost horizontal, the suspended main rebar 66 is also moved by the arrows XC and XD. They are arranged and suspended at substantially predetermined intervals L1 along the XD direction.

The main stage 35 and the upper stage 3
9, a hoop rebar arrangement device 70, which is a repositioning device, is provided in a work space 253 formed between the upper stage 39 and the upper stage 39 via a chain block 71. 1 and suspended from the lower surface side of the work space 253, and arranged on the main stage 35 in the hoop rebar arrangement device 70, as shown in FIGS. A supply device 209, which is a rebar supply device capable of supplying a predetermined number of the reinforcing bars 67, is provided so as to be suspended by another crane 60 in the caisson manufacturing yard 1. That is, the hoop muscle arrangement device 70 and the supply device 209 capable of supplying the force distribution muscle 67 thereto are provided by the supply device 20.
9, the plurality of force bars 67 held and set are transferred to the hoop muscle arrangement device 70 from the side of the work space 253, and the hoop muscle arrangement device 70 collectively arranges the plurality of force bars 67 horizontally at the predetermined bar arrangement positions. And a plurality of force distribution muscles 67 can be held in this state. As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the supply device 209 uses a truss mainly made of L-material, and
3 has a tray 210 which is a frame formed in a rectangular parallelepiped shape having an external appearance extending in the directions of arrows E and F.
A pair of hooks 210a, 210
a is mounted here as a suspended portion capable of suspending the tray 210 by the crane 60 via the hook 210a.

In the tray 210 of the supply device 209, reinforcing bar support surfaces 210b, 210b are provided on both sides in the directions of arrows G, H in FIG.
A plurality of driven rollers 211a, each of which is a rotatable feed roller, are arranged on each rebar supporting surface 210b at predetermined intervals along the rebar supplying direction, ie, the directions of arrows E and F. Roller rows 211 are provided in the form of a predetermined pitch L11 corresponding to the pitch L11 at which the force distribution bars 67 are to be arranged in the vertical direction (in the embodiment, seven steps are provided on each rebar supporting surface 210b). Have been. Roller row 211 composed of a plurality of driven rollers 211a
Are formed so that they can be movably held by the rolling surfaces formed by the rollers 211a so as to slide the force distribution bars 67 in the horizontal direction along the reinforcing bar supply direction (the directions of arrows E and F). Reinforcing bar holding portions Qn are respectively formed, and accordingly, the reinforcing bar holding portions Qn are formed in the supply device 209 at the pitch L11 in the vertical direction.

As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, a driving mechanism 212 is provided on the plurality of roller rows 211.
1 is connected as rebar feed means for moving and driving the force distribution muscles 67 held by 1 in the directions of arrows E and F. As shown in FIGS. , A driving roller 211X provided on the forward side (arrow E direction) of the reinforcing bar supply direction, and a pressing roller 215 capable of sandwiching the force distribution muscle 67 between the driving roller 211X and the driving roller 211X. A non-slip rubber material is stretched on the rolling surface of each drive roller 211X, and the drive roller 211X can laterally feed the distribution muscle 67 in the rebar supply direction through its rotation driving operation. (For example, a sprocket (not shown) is connected and attached to each drive roller 211X, and a plurality of drive rollers 211X are connected to a chain (not shown) fitted to each sprocket via a gear (not shown). A motor is connected to each of the drive rollers 211X so as to be rotatable in both forward and reverse directions.) In addition, each drive roller 211X
A slightly rearward side is provided with one pressing roller 215 for each driving roller 211X, and each pressing roller 215 is always provided in FIGS.
It is in a shape biased downward, and is capable of jumping up as required. As a result, the force distribution muscles 67 held by the respective reinforcing bar holding portions Qn of the roller row 211 are urged by the pressing rollers 215 in the downward direction in FIG.
When the drive roller 211X is rotationally driven, the drive roller 211X can be smoothly fed laterally between the drive roller 211X and the pressing roller 215. On the other hand, the plurality of driven rollers 21 forming the roller row 211 described above
1a is that the drive roller 211X is
The driving roller 211 </ b> X and the driven roller 211 a are each relatively rotated with respect to the force distribution muscle 67. Thereby, the force distribution muscle 67 can be slidably supported at a predetermined position corresponding to a predetermined reinforcement arrangement position.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, each roller row 211 has a reinforcing bar clamp 213 as a reinforcing bar drop preventing means which is located near the center of the tray 210 in the directions of arrows E and F. In the rebar clamp 213, the rebar insertion space 213 s is formed so that the distributing bars 67 can be pushed in freely.
Are formed as guide spaces in the directions of arrows E and F. Therefore, the rebar clamp 213 is formed so that the rebar insertion space 213s can be freely opened by opening it, and the rebar clamp 213 is inserted into the rebar insertion space 213s in a closed state. The arranged force bars 67 are movably gripped only in the directions of the rebar supply arrows E and F, thereby preventing the force muscles 67 from dropping from the reinforcing bar holding portion Qn.

On the other hand, the hoop rebar arrangement device 70 shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG.
Has a hanging girder 221 as a supporting member, and the hanging girder 221 is, as shown in FIGS.
It is formed in a long frame shape along the extension direction of the distribution muscle 67, for example, the directions of arrows E and F in the figure. A roller unit 222 is connected to the suspension girder 221 via a wire 223 or the like.
A plurality of the suspension girders 221 are suspended so as to be aligned along the longitudinal direction (along arrow E and F directions), and each roller unit 222 is suspended from the suspension girders 221 via a turnbuckle 222p. The distance L5 is adjustable. Each roller unit 222 has a casing 222a formed in a vertically long box shape.
At the four corners of the upper surface of the hook 22a, hanging hooks 221a are provided as hanging parts, to which the wire 223 can be freely attached and detached.
The casing 222a is provided so as to be able to be hung below the suspension girder 221 via 1a. Casing 222a
In the vertical direction, the receiving roller 224, which is a reinforcing bar receiving roller, is rotatable in the directions of arrows P and Q via a shaft (not shown) so as to form a pitch L11 corresponding to the reinforcing bar pitch L11. And a plurality of receiving rollers 224 are provided on two opposite side surfaces 222M, 222M of the casing 222a that are opposed to each other in the directions of arrows G and H (that is, the horizontal direction perpendicular to the directions of the arrows E and F). Are provided so as to be freely protruding and retractable in the horizontal direction.
When the casing 222a is disposed between the main reinforcements 66, 66 where the reinforcements are arranged, the plurality of receiving rollers 224 are arranged at the reinforcement arrangement positions P of the force distribution reinforcements 67 set for the main reinforcements 66, 66.
n, and the receiving roller 224 positioned at each bar arrangement position Pn moves the force distribution bar 67 here along the arrow E or F direction which is the rebar supply direction. It can be mounted and held freely.

The casing 222a of the roller unit 222 is provided with a predetermined number of air cylinders (not shown).
The roller row 21 of the tray 210 of the feeding device 209 is formed in two rows in the directions of arrows E and F,
The number of stages corresponding to the number of arrangement stages of 1 is built in and provided in the form of being vertically arranged. Each air cylinder is of a rodless type, and a magnet is fitted to each of a piston housed in the cylinder tube and a slider fitted to the outer periphery of the cylinder tube. The piston is moved by the stroke of substantially the entire length of the cylinder tube by the pressure of the air supplied into the cylinder tube through an arbitrarily selected port, whereby the slider can be slid by the stroke. Then, the casing 222 of the roller unit 222
As described above, a predetermined number of receiving rollers 224 are formed on the two side surfaces 222M, 222M of the casing 222a facing each other, using the above-mentioned stroke of the slider that is as large as substantially the entire length of the cylinder tube. Are housed in a compact manner so that they can protrude and retreat in the directions of arrows G and H. A steadying jig 226 is provided at the lower end of the casing 222a of each roller unit 222. The steadying jig 226 has a pair of plates 261 and 261 on two sides 2 of the casing 222a.
It is provided as a unit positioning means which is capable of protruding and retracting from 22M, 222M in the direction of arrow G or H, respectively. The roller unit 222 of the hoop rebar arrangement device 70 is suspended by the anti-swing jig 226 in a state where the roller unit 222 is suspended between the main rebars 66 already arranged. 261 is pressed against the concrete filling space 23.
The position of each receiving roller 224 in 3s can be adjusted.

Since the various devices used for constructing the side wall 52 and the partition wall 53 of the caisson 50 are constructed as described above (the pair of rails 2 and 2 are used for concrete casting). Scaffolding device 3, scaffolding device 1 for formwork installation
1, the rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 is a common component), and by using these devices, the side walls 52 and the partition walls 53 are respectively constructed on the respective bottom plates 51 already constructed. Is performed as follows. For convenience of explanation, the three caissons 50 to be constructed are distinguished as caissons 50A, 50B, and 50C in the order from the arrow A side to the arrow B side in the figure. That is,
The construction of these caissons 50A, 50B, 50C, and thus the construction of the side wall 52 and the partition wall 53, is
A, KY1, KY for each of the partition units KY1 to KY4 set in A, 50B, 50C.
2, KY3 and KY4 are performed in this order. The construction in each of the partition units KY1 to KY4 is performed as follows.

First, for each construction section BJ1 to BJ4 of each of the division units KY1 to KY4, the construction section construction section BJ
Reinforcing the reinforcing bars for the portions corresponding to 1 to BJ4 is sequentially performed. The reinforcing bar arrangement for each of the construction sections BJ1 to BJ4 is made up of the blocks BL1 to B1 of the construction sections BJ1 to BJ4.
For each L3, the reinforcing bars are sequentially arranged for the portions corresponding to the blocks BL1 to BL3. Specifically, block BL1 of construction section BJ1 in caisson 50A
After that, the reinforcement is arranged in the order of the block BL2 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A and the block BL3 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A. Further, reinforcement is arranged in the order of the blocks BL1, BL2, BL3 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50B, and subsequently, the blocks BL1, BL of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50C.
By arranging reinforcement in the order of 2, BL3, partition unit K
The arrangement of the reinforcing bars in Y1 is completed. Thereafter, in the partition units KY2, KY3, and KY4, similarly to the case of the partition unit KY1, the construction section BJ2 (B
J3, BJ4) blocks BL1, BL2, BL3, caisson 50B construction section BJ2 (BJ3, BJ4) blocks BL1, BL2, BL3, caisson 50C construction section BJ2 (BJ3, BJ4) blocks BL1, BL.
2. Arrange the bars in the order of BL3 and caisson 50A, 50B,
All bar arrangements for 50C are to be completed.

On the other hand, the block BL in which the reinforcing bars have been
The setting of the formwork is sequentially performed for each of 1 to BL3. For example, when the reinforcement of the reinforcing bar in the block BL1 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A is completed and the reinforcement of the reinforcement in the block BL2 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A is started, the block BL1 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A is used. Start setting up the formwork in. Thereafter, the installation work of the formwork is shifted in a form delayed by one block from the position where the rebar arrangement work is being performed. That is, the formwork is installed in the order of the block BL2 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A and the block BL3 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A. Further, blocks BL1, BL2 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50B,
BL3, block B of construction section BJ1 of caisson 50C
By installing the formwork in the order of L1, BL2, and BL3, the installation of the formwork in the partition unit KY1 is completed. After that, the blocks BL1, B2 of the construction section BJ2 (BJ3, BJ4) of the caisson 50A are also used in the section units KY2, KY3, and KY4 in the same manner as in the case of the section unit KY1.
Construction section BJ2 (BJ2) of L2, BL3, caisson 50B
3, BJ4) block BL1, BL2, BL3, caisson 50C construction section BJ2 (BJ3, BJ4) block BL1, BL2, BL3 block form, and formwork installation in this order, all caisson 50A, 50B, 50C formwork. To complete the installation. (In the above-described embodiment, the formwork installation work was performed one block later than the position where the reinforcement work was performed. However, the formwork installation work was performed with the reinforcement work. (It may be performed in a form delayed by two blocks or more from the position where the muscle work is performed.)

On the other hand, the construction section BJ in which the
Concrete placement is performed sequentially for each 1 to BJ4. For example, block BL1 of construction section BJ1 of caisson 50A
~ When the reinforcement of the reinforcing bars and the installation of the formwork in BL3 are completed, and the work of the arrangement of these reinforcements and the formwork shifts to the caisson 50B (or the caisson 50C), the blocks BL1 to B1 of the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A. Start placing concrete in BL3. Thereafter, the concrete placing operation is shifted in a form delayed by at least one construction section from the construction section in which the formwork is being installed. That is, the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50A and the construction section B of the caisson 50B
The concrete placement in the section unit KY1 is completed by placing concrete in the order of J1 and the construction section BJ1 of the caisson 50C. Thereafter, in the partition units KY2, KY3, and KY4, similarly to the case of the partition unit KY1, the construction section BJ2 (BJ2) of the caisson 50A is constructed.
3, BJ4), construction section BJ2 (BJ) of caisson 50B
3, BJ4), construction section BJ2 (BJ) of caisson 50C
3, BJ4), and the concrete is cast in all caisson 50A, 50B, 50C. (In the above-described embodiment, the concrete placing operation was performed with a delay of one construction section from the position where the formwork was being installed. May be carried out at least two construction sections later than the position where the installation work is being performed.
This may be performed for each of the blocks BL1 to BL3 of 1 to BJ4. For example, the concrete placing operation may be performed in the order of the blocks BL1, BL2, and BL3 with a delay of at least one block or more from the position where the formwork is being installed. )

As described above, the caisson 50A, 50B, 5
Each operation is performed so as to complete the placement of all concrete at 0C, and the caisson 50A, 50B, 50C is completed by consolidating the placed concrete. Hereinafter, detailed contents of the rebar arrangement work, the formwork installation work, and the concrete placement work will be described.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the rebar arrangement work of the reinforcing bars in each of the blocks BL 1 to BL 3 is shown in FIG. 1 (FIG. 1 and FIG. 4 show the arrangement work of the block BL 2 in the construction section BJ 3. The same applies to the arrangement method of the reinforcing bars described below for other blocks in other construction sections.) In the block BLn (n is an integer of 1 to 3), the side walls 52 and The reinforcing bar unit 65 of the partition wall 53 (that is, the main reinforcing bar 6 in the vertical direction)
6 and the horizontal reinforcing bars 67) (or following the upper end of the main reinforcement or the like of the bottom slab 51 being constructed) to extend the reinforcing bar unit 65 further upward. (Or, a reinforcing bar unit 65 is constructed above the bottom slab 51). Specifically, first, the rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 is moved on the rails 2 and 2 via the supporting carts 31 and 31, and the main stage 35 of the rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 performs a reinforcing bar rebar work. The supporting carts 31, 31 are arranged so as to be located right above the predetermined block BLn to be closed, and thus to cover the block BLn. Next, by driving the plurality of elevating devices 33 and moving the elevating devices 33 up and down along the plurality of support poles 32, as shown in FIG. The upper end 57 of the side wall 52 and the partition wall 53 (or the bottom slab 51) that have already been constructed under the block BLn to be under construction.
Place it slightly above. With this arrangement, the main reinforcement 66 projecting upward from the construction upper end 57 (that is, the reinforcement unit 65 of the already constructed side wall 52 and partition wall 53).
9 or 10, the upper end 66a of the main reinforcement or the main reinforcement of the bottom slab 51 is inserted and penetrated into the rebar insertion gap 36 of the main stage 35, as shown in FIGS.
A coupler 66b for connecting the main bars 66, 66 in series is mounted on each upper end 66a.

Then, as shown in FIGS. 1, 9 and 11, a plurality of main bars 66 (five in the figure) are simultaneously connected through the hanging jig 123 suspended at one point by an appropriate crane 60. Lifting is performed, and the lower ends of these main reinforcements 66 are arranged so as to correspond to and slightly above the corresponding existing main reinforcements 66.
At this time, each of the main reinforcements 66 is placed above the rebar insertion gap 36 of the main stage 35 into which the existing main reinforcements 66 are inserted.
In a form that corresponds one-to-one with a predetermined reinforcing arrangement position where
Since the rebar insertion holes 43 of the upper stage 39 are arranged, the five main bars 66 suspended by lifting pass through the corresponding rebar insertion holes 43 of the upper stage 39, respectively, so as to pass through the corresponding existing reinforcing bars. Is arranged slightly above the main streak 66. In other words, the positioning of these five main bars 66 is automatically performed by inserting and passing through the corresponding reinforcing bar insertion holes 43 in the upper stage 39, which is convenient. Thereafter, the worker waiting on the main stage 35 moves the jig body 125 of the hanging jig 123
11 is pulled down one by one in such a manner as to rotate like a balance in a vertical plane around a connection point J1 shown in FIG. Main bar 66 suspended at distance Q1, suspension distance Q5
The main reinforcement 66 suspended at the suspension distance Q2, the main reinforcement 66 suspended at the suspension distance Q4, the main reinforcement 66 suspended at the suspension distance Q4, the suspension distance Q
3), the main bars 66 suspended in the order of
Are sequentially reached to the corresponding upper ends 66a of the existing main bars 66, and the erected work is performed by sequentially connecting the reached main bars 66 to the upper ends 66a of the corresponding main bars 66 via couplers 66b. That is, since the jig body 125 that can be hung at one point can rotate in a vertical plane around the connection point J1, the jig body 125 at the upper end 66a of the existing main streaks 66 among the plurality of main streaks 66 lifted and suspended at one time. The main bars 66 to be aligned and connected are pulled down one by one sequentially, so that the existing main bars 66 and the remaining main bars 66 not connected to the main bars 66 can stand by in the air. That is, of the plurality of main bars 66 lifted and suspended at one time, some main bars 66 are aligned with the upper end 66a of the existing main bar 66 (or
Connection) and make it easier to have some other rebar standing in the air. That is, since the alignment and the joining work at the upper end 66a of the existing main bar 66 can be sequentially performed, the number of the workers performing the alignment and the joining work can be minimized. Further, since the plurality of main bars 66 can be lifted at one time, the use time of the crane 60 can be reduced, and the work efficiency can be improved. Further, since the fine positioning of the main bar 66 is performed not by the vertical movement of the crane 60 but by the operation of pulling down the main bar 66 by hand or the like, fine positioning is facilitated.
Thereafter, another five main reinforcements 66 are lifted via the hanging jig 123, and these main reinforcements 66 are connected to the existing main reinforcements 66.
A new main reinforcement 66 is built above the main reinforcement 66 from all the side walls 52 and the partition wall 53 (or the bottom plate 51) in the block BLn by aligning with the upper end 66a and joining the two. Put in. In this embodiment, the length of one main bar 66 is a length corresponding to the height of two construction sections as shown in FIG. Therefore, the reinforcing bar arrangement in this embodiment is the construction section BJ1, BJ3
And in the construction sections BJ2 and BJ4, only the reinforcing bars 67 described below are provided. Further, as another embodiment, the length of one main bar 66 may be a length corresponding to the height of one construction section, or may be a length corresponding to the height of three construction sections or more. Is also good.

Next, the reinforcing bars 67 are arranged. That is,
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 12, the supply device 209 holding the force bars 67 on the roller row 211 is lifted and suspended via the hook 210a by an appropriate crane 60, and is built as described above. The tray 210 of the supply device 209 is arranged corresponding to a predetermined position above the main stage 35 where the distribution muscle 67 of the main reinforcement 66 is to be arranged. In this state, the held force distribution muscle 67 is moved to the drive mechanism 212.
Thus, the main muscles 66 are moved and transported to a predetermined position where the force distribution muscles 67 are to be arranged. On the other hand, a hoop muscle arrangement device 70 is arranged in the vicinity of a predetermined position where the above-described force arrangement muscle 67 is to be arranged. Accordingly, the distribution muscles 67 that have been moved and transported from the supply device 209.
Is supplied to the receiving roller 224 of the hoop muscle arrangement device 70 in such a manner that the force distribution muscle 67 extends in the lateral direction. The receiving roller 224 holds the supplied force distribution muscles 67 through its rotation operation, and moves them in the horizontal direction to guide them to a predetermined reinforcement arrangement position Pn. At this time, since the force distribution muscles 67 on the receiving roller 224 can move in the horizontal direction via the receiving roller 224, the positioning of these force distribution muscles 67 becomes simple and accurate. Then, the receiving roller 22
The power distribution lines 67 positioned and held by the step 4 are bound and connected to the existing main lines 66. Thereafter, the receiving roller 224 is retracted into the casing 222a, and the plurality of roller units 222 are moved up and down via the suspension girders 221, so that the receiving roller 224 can be immediately disposed at the new bar arrangement position Pn. I can do it. Therefore, it is possible to efficiently perform the reinforcing work in a short time.

Thereafter, the supply device 209 (or another supply device 209) which has completed supplying the force distribution muscles 67 is further lifted and suspended while holding another force distribution muscle 67 as described above. The tray 210 of the supply device 209 is arranged at a further position above the main stage 35 where the distribution muscles 67 are to be arranged, of the main reinforcements 66, and the distribution muscles 67 are arranged.
Is moved and conveyed toward the further position where the reinforcement is to be arranged. On the other hand, the hoop rebar arrangement device 70 is arranged in advance at the further position, and the force receptors 67 which are moved and conveyed from the supply device 209 are predetermined via the hoop rebar arrangement device 70. Is positioned at the bar arrangement position Pn. Thereafter, the positioning and holding force distribution muscle 67 is bound and connected to the existing main muscle 66. By repeating this series of operations, the main reinforcement 66 built in the block BLn
A reinforcing bar unit 65 is extended above the side wall 52 and the partition wall 53 (or the bottom slab 51) during construction. Thus, the rebar arrangement work of the reinforcing bar in the block BLn is completed. When the rebar arrangement work is shifted to the next block BLn, the rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 is moved and installed to the next block BLn. At this time, the main stage 35 and the upper stage 39 are lifted by the lifting device 33, and these stages 35, 3
After removing 9 from the main reinforcement 66 penetrating them, the entire rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 may be moved via the supporting carts 31, 31.

As described above, when the rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 is used, the main rebar 66 and the distributing muscle 6 are used by using the foot scene 35b and the upper foot scene 39b of the scaffold unit 34 as scaffolds.
7 can be arranged and assembled. In addition, when the reinforcing bar arrangement position moves upward and the scaffold is moved upward accordingly, the scaffold unit 34 may be moved up and down, or the reinforcing bar arrangement position moves in the horizontal direction. However, when the scaffold is moved laterally with this, the supporting cart 3
What is necessary is just to move the scaffolding unit 34 in the horizontal direction via 1 and 31. That is, the installation of the scaffold is performed easily. In addition, by moving the scaffolding unit 34 to the next reinforcing bar rebar construction position, the scaffolding unit 34 is removed from the rebar reinforcing bar construction position where the construction has been completed. Done in

Next, the work of installing the formwork will be described.
The installation work of the formwork in each of the blocks BL1 to BL3
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4 and FIGS. 7 and 8 (in FIG. 1, the block BL1 of the construction section BJ3 is
And FIG. 8 shows the work of installing the formwork for the block BL1 of the construction section BJ2, but the method of setting the formwork described below is the same for other blocks of the other construction sections). Reinforcing bar unit 6 constructed in block BLn (n is an integer of 1 to 3)
5 is performed by attaching a formwork. Specifically, first, the formwork mounting scaffolding device 11 is connected to the support carts 12, 12.
On the rails 2 and 2 so that the beam frame 26 of the formwork mounting scaffolding device 11 is positioned directly above a predetermined block BLn on which the formwork installation operation is to be performed. The carts 12 and 12 are arranged. Next, the form hanging jig 23 is lowered via the lifting device unit 22,
The form 2 is attached to the form suspending jig 23 via the hook 23a.
5 is suspended. Thereafter, the mold 25 together with the mold suspending jig 23 is further raised via the lifting device unit 22 to a height level to be mounted, and the drive unit 2 is left as it is.
1 to position the suspended formwork 25 at the mounting position by moving and driving the entire suspension apparatus 19 in the directions of arrows C and D. The entire scaffolding device 11 may be moved in the directions of arrows A and B to position the suspended formwork 25 in the directions of arrows A and B). In addition, when removing the formwork 25 already installed in the construction section below the formwork installation position, that is, one work section below, and diverting and installing it in the position of the construction section above it, first, the lifting device The form hanging jig 23 is lowered to the position of the formwork 25 already installed via the unit 22, and the formwork 25 installed on the form suspending jig 23 via the hook 23 a is removed. At the same time, the form 25 is detached from the frame. Thereafter, the formwork 25 is raised to a height level to be mounted together with the form suspending jig 23 via the lifting device unit 22, and the entire suspending device 19 is directly moved through the drive unit 21 in the directions of arrows C and D. , The suspended formwork 25 is positioned at the mounting position. By repeating the above operation, all the molds 25 are attached to the reinforcing bar units 65 in the block BLn, and the work of installing the mold in the block BLn is completed. During the installation work of the formwork, the gondola scaffold 29 is moved up and down via the lifting device unit 27 in accordance with the mounting position of the formwork 25 (or the removal position of the formwork 25). Then, the work of the formwork 25 is performed via the gondola scaffold 29.

Next, the concrete placing operation will be described. The concrete placing work in each construction section BJ1 to BJ4 is shown in FIG. 4 to FIG. 6 (the concrete placing work in the construction section BJ2 is shown in FIG. 4 to FIG. The method of placing concrete is the same in other construction sections),
The concrete filling space 233s surrounded by the formwork 25 installed in the construction section BJn (n is an integer of 1 or more and 4 or less) is cast and filled with concrete. Specifically, first, the concrete placement scaffolding device 3 is moved on the rails 2 and 2 via the supporting carts 5 and 5, and the beam frame 7 of the concrete placement scaffolding device 3 is moved.
The support trolley 5, so that it is located right above the predetermined construction section BJn where the concrete placing operation is to be performed.
5 is arranged. In addition, the gondola scaffolding 10 is vertically moved and arranged via the lifting device unit 9 in accordance with the vicinity of the upper end portion of the installed formwork 25, that is, the placement position of the concrete. Do the casting work. Next, an appropriate concrete supply device 62 provided in the caisson manufacturing yard 1 is used.
The end of the concrete supply pipe 62a of a concrete pump (such as a concrete pumping pump) is connected to the formwork 2 via the gondola scaffold 10.
5 fixed to the concrete filling space 233s surrounded by
Concrete is filled in the concrete filling space 233s. By filling the entire concrete filling space 233s with concrete so as to bury the reinforcing bar unit 65, the concrete placing operation in the construction section BJn is completed.

In the above-described embodiment, the caisson 50 is
In the present invention, one caisson 50 is used.
The present invention can be applied to the case where only one or two caisson 50 are constructed, and also applicable to the case where four or more caissons 50 are constructed. That is, the number of the caisson building yards 1a is not limited to three and may be arbitrary.

As another embodiment, in the scaffolding apparatus 30 for assembling a reinforcing bar, the supporting cart 31 on each rail 2 is
Synchronous movement driving means which can synchronously move and drive these support carts 31 along each rail 2 may be provided. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the synchronous movement driving means 31a, which is an example of the synchronous movement driving means, includes a driving device (not shown) in a form incorporated in each support cart 31, respectively.
Each drive device is composed of a well-known motor or the like capable of moving and driving each support cart 31 along the rail 2. These driving devices are connected to a predetermined synchronous driving control device 31b (shown by a two-dot chain line). The synchronous drive control device 31b can input a command to start and stop the movement of the support carts 31 and 31. The synchronous drive control device 31b receives the command to start and stop.
Is configured to start and stop the driving devices synchronously. Accordingly, when the rebar assembling scaffolding device 30 is moved in the lateral direction, the support carts 31, 31 are synchronously moved and driven along the respective rails 2, so that the movement of the two support carts 31, 31 is prevented. An adverse force such as twisting is prevented from acting on the scaffolding unit 34 due to displacement or the like, so that safety is high.

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As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the rebar unit 65 and the like comprising the main rebars such as a plurality of main rebars 66 in the vertical direction and the distributing bars such as the lateral distributing bars 67 are provided. A reinforcing bar scaffolding device used for constructing a caisson such as a caisson 50 having a reinforcing bar unit has a pair of rails such as rails 2 and 2 and a caisson building yard 1a between the pair of rails. And a plurality of caisson construction yards are arranged along the direction of extension of these rails, and on each of the rails, moving means such as a support cart 31 that is movable in a predetermined moving direction along the rail is provided. A support member such as a support pole 32 is erected on each of the moving means, and a scaffold unit such as a scaffold unit 34 is laid on the support member in such a manner that the support member is bridged between these support members. direction The scaffold unit is provided so as to be able to move up and down and positioned freely. The scaffold unit includes a first scaffold member such as the main stage 35 on which a first foot scene such as a horizontal foot scene 35b is formed on an upper surface, and an upper foot scene that is horizontal on an upper surface. Second scaffold members such as the upper stage 39 having a second scaffold scene formed thereon such as 39b are arranged in upper and lower layers, and a reinforcing bar unit can pass vertically through the first scaffold members. A plurality of rebar arrangement holes such as a rebar insertion gap 36 are formed so as to penetrate the first scaffold member up and down, and the second scaffold member has a plurality of rebar arrangement holes 43 through which main bars in the vertical direction can penetrate. Etc. in a form penetrating the second scaffold member up and down,
And since it is formed and formed in a form corresponding to the upper part of the reinforcing bar unit insertion gap, in order to construct a caisson in each caisson construction yard, each moving means is moved, and the scaffold unit is moved up and down. The scaffold unit is positioned with respect to the caisson reinforcing bar arrangement position to be constructed, and the first and second foot scenes of the scaffold unit are used as scaffolds to arrange and assemble the main bars and the distributing bars. In addition, when the reinforcing bar arrangement position moves upward and the scaffold is moved upward with this, the scaffold unit may be moved up and down, or the reinforcing bar arrangement position moves laterally. Accordingly, when the scaffold is moved in the lateral direction, the scaffold unit may be moved in the lateral direction via the moving means. That is, the installation of the scaffold is performed easily. By moving the scaffolding unit to the next reinforcing bar construction position, the scaffolding unit will be removed from the reinforcing bar construction position where construction has been completed. Will be In addition, when the vertical main reinforcement is erected, positioning of the main reinforcement can be performed while using the reinforcing bar unit insertion gap and the main reinforcement through hole of the first and second scaffold members as guides. It will be easier. In addition, since the reinforcing bar unit insertion gap of the first scaffold member is configured so that the reinforcing bar unit including the main reinforcing bar and the distribution bar can pass through vertically, the distribution of the reinforcing bar unit between the first and second scaffold members relative to the main reinforcing bar is performed. You can even set up muscles. That is, when removing the scaffolding unit, the scaffolding unit is raised and removed from the reinforcing bar unit in a form in which the completed reinforcing bar unit passes downward through the reinforcing bar unit insertion gap of the first scaffold member. be able to.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the reinforcing bar scaffolding apparatus for caisson construction according to the first aspect, the moving means on each of the rails synchronously moves the moving means along each of the rails. When the caisson construction reinforcing bar scaffolding device is moved laterally, the
A pair of moving means are synchronously moved and driven along each rail. Therefore, in addition to the effect of the first aspect, an undesired force such as a twist is applied to the scaffolding unit due to a shift of the movement of the two moving means, and the safety is high.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing a state in which a caisson is constructed using an example of a reinforcing bar scaffolding apparatus for caisson construction according to the present invention.

2 (a) is a partially sectional perspective view showing the caisson shown in FIG. 1 in a state where the construction is completed, and FIG. 2 (b) is a view showing FIG. 2 (a). It is a top view of the caisson shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a schematic side view showing a state where a plurality of caissons shown in FIG. 1 are arranged in a caisson manufacturing yard.

FIG. 4 is a schematic plan view showing a state in which a plurality of caissons shown in FIG. 3 are being constructed.

FIG. 5 is a view on arrow I of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a view on arrow II of FIG. 5;

FIG. 7 is a view on arrow III in FIG. 4;

FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along line X1-Y1 of FIG. 7;

FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line X2-Y2 in FIG. 4;

FIG. 10 is an enlarged plan view showing a part of a main stage of the rebar assembling scaffolding device shown in FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a schematic side view showing main bars and the like suspended via a suspending jig above an upper stage of the reinforcing bar assembly scaffolding device shown in FIG. 9;

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a state in which the supply force and the hoop muscle arrangement device perform arrangement of the arrangement muscles.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing details of a supply device shown in FIG. 12;

FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing details of the hoop muscle arrangement device shown in FIG. 12;

[Explanation of symbols]

1a Caisson construction yard 2 ... Rail 30 ... Caisson construction reinforcing bar scaffolding device (rebar assembly scaffolding device) 31 ... Transportation means (support cart) 31a ... Synchronous movement drive means 32 ... supporting means ( Supporting pole) 34 Scaffold unit 35 First scaffold member (main stage) 35b First foot scene (foot scene) 36 Rebar unit insertion gap (rebar insertion gap) 39 Second Scaffolding member (upper stage) 39b 2nd foot scene (upper foot scene) 43 ... main-bar through-hole (rebar placement hole) 50 ... caisson 65 ... rebar unit 66 ... main bar 67 ... power distribution bar

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A reinforcing bar scaffolding device used when constructing a caisson having a reinforcing bar unit including a plurality of vertical main reinforcing bars and a lateral force bar, comprising: a pair of rails; Multiple caisson construction yards between pairs of rails,
Arranged along the extending direction of these rails, provided on each of the rails, a moving means movable in a predetermined moving direction along the rail, and a support member is erected on each of the moving means, A scaffold unit is provided on the support member so as to extend between the support members and to be vertically movable and positionable with respect to the support member. The scaffold unit is a first foot scene horizontal to the upper surface. And a second scaffolding member having a horizontal second scenic scene formed on an upper surface, the first scaffolding member being arranged in upper and lower layers, and a reinforcing bar unit is provided on the first scaffolding member. Are formed so as to penetrate vertically through the first scaffold member, and a plurality of main muscle through holes through which main muscles in the vertical direction can penetrate the second scaffold member. Through the second scaffold member up and down. Form in, and the reinforcing bar unit insertion gap caisson construction reinforcing bar reinforcement scaffold constituted by forming in a manner that corresponds disposed above the To. 2. A caisson construction system according to claim 1, wherein said moving means on each of said rails has a synchronous moving driving means capable of synchronously driving said moving means along each of said rails. Reinforcing bar scaffolding device.