US3837621A - Hydraulic jacks for tensioning reinforcement elements - Google Patents

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  • a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing elements such as wires, rods, bars, cables or the like having a nose member with a longitudinal groove extending from its mouth so that the jack can be placed in position by a lateral movement.
  • a plunger having a longitudinal channel is adapted to slide in the groove of the nose member and the rod to be tensioned is arranged in the channel of the plunger.
  • a number of rams are mounted in the nose member to urge the plunger against biasing return springs towards the mouth to drive home anchor wedges in an anchoring plate for anchoring the rod.
  • a profile member is attached to the nose member.
  • the rod is tensioned by a traction gripper head mounted on a piston rod of a doubleacting'hydraulic assembly, which is mounted at the end of the profile member opposite the nose member.
  • the profile member has a longitudinal channel which is aligned with the channel of the plunger and the groove of the nose member. One edge of the profile member is turned back to provide a further protection channel for a hydraulic duct for the rams associated with the plunger.
  • This invention relates to a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing elements such as wires, rods, bars, cables or the like for building and other constructional purposes.
  • the hydraulic jacks or cylinders employed for this purpose require an orifice at one of their ends to permit the introduction of the rods to be tensioned; this, in addition to involving considerable difficulty with regard to the construction of the mechanism as a whole, also causes a considerable loss of operators time during the introduction of the rods.
  • the present invention seeks to provide a hydraulic jack which avoids these disadvantages.
  • the invention also seeks to provide a hydraulic jack which has adequate means for permitting the lateral introduction of the rods, being at the same time provided with simple and effective mechanisms for anchoring the anchor jaws or clamps and for drawing or tensioning the rods.
  • a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing wires, rods, bars, cables or the like, comprising: a nose member having a mouth for abutment against an anchoring plate, which receives anchor wedges for anchoring the reinforcing rod or the like, and having a longitudinal groove therein extending from said mouth to the other end of said nose member; a plunger longitudinally slidable in said groove for driving home the wedges of said anchoring plate, said plunger having a longitudinal channel therein for receiving an end portion of said reinforcing rod, said longitudinal groove and said longitudinal channel being aligned to permit lateral engagement of said end portion of the reinforcing rod in said channel; flange means on said plunger; hydraulic ram means for co-operating with said flange means for urging said plunger means towards said mouth to drive home the wedges of said anchoring plate; return biasing means for co-operating with said flange means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth
  • the grooved nose member is connected at its end opposite said mouth to a profile member having a longitudinal channel which is aligned with said groove of said nose member and said channel in said plunger
  • said traction means comprises a double-acting hydraulic piston and cylinder assembly coupled with said profile member, a piston rod mounted to said piston extends into said channel of the profile member and carries said gripping means.
  • said gripping means comprises a traction gripper device and said profile member has at least one of its edges folded outwardly to constitute a protective seating for the installation of the ducts of the hydraulic circuit of the machine.
  • FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section through a hydraulic jack according to the invention
  • FIG. 2 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 2-2 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows;
  • FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 3-3 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows;
  • FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 44 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows;
  • FIG. 5 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 55 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows.
  • the hydraulic jack comprises a hollow cylinder 1 and a profile member 2 having a longitudinal channel.
  • the cylinder 1 and the profile member 2 being interconnected by a member 3, the position of which is intermediate relative to both.
  • a piston rod 4 is adapted to slide within the cylinder 1 and in the channel of profile member 2.
  • the front end of the piston rod 4, after being introduced into the channel or the profile member 2, is connected to a traction gripper head 5, this being conventional drawing gripper means, so that displacement of the piston rod 4 results also in movement of the traction gripper head 5.
  • Traction gripper head 5 has gripping means 6 with corresponding wedge-shaped jaws 7 urged by spring 7a to grip the rod or bar 8 during tensioning thereof.
  • the member 3 for connecting the cylinder 1 and profile member 2 operates as a partition delimiting a pressure chamber 9 formed by it and by a piston 10 connected to the rod 4, whereas a further pressure chamber 11 is delimited between the piston 10 and an end face 12 of the cylinder 1; a gasket 13 surrounding the piston 10 completes the hydraulic coupling between the piston 10 and the inner wall of cylinder 1.
  • a gasket 13 surrounding the piston 10 completes the hydraulic coupling between the piston 10 and the inner wall of cylinder 1.
  • In communication between the pressure chambers 9 and 11 are associated ducts 14 and 15 to which the appropriate circuit conduits may be connected.
  • the cylinder 1 and the associated piston 10 comprises a double-acting hydraulic assembly.
  • the double-acting hydraulic assembly together with the piston rod comprise the traction means for drawing the gripping means during tensioning.
  • a nose member 17 including a base plate 17a carrying,,at its free fact, a frustoconical nose portion 17b having a mouth for abutting an anchoring plate 22a, which receives wedges 22 for anchoring the rod 8 after tensioning.
  • the nose member 17 has a groove 18 extending longitudinally from the mouth 17c to the other end thereof and communicates with and includes a central axis cove 18a thereof.
  • a plunger 19 is slidably positioned in the portion of the groove 18 whichextends through the nose portion 17b and is provided with a longitudinal channel 19a which is aligned with groove 18 as shown in FIG. 3, so that the bar 8 can be laterally introduced into the nose member 17 and plunger 19.
  • a separate tubular structure 19b (see FIG. 4), which is independent of the jack, is threaded on the rod 8 before positioning the jack for tensioning. It is used to anchor wedges 22 in the anchoring plate 22a as hereinafter explained.
  • plunger 19 At its outer end plunger 19 has a flange on which act two hydraulic rams 20 contained in the base plate 17a.
  • Rams 20 are hydraulically actuated by hydraulic fluid introduced through duct 21 as shown in FIG. 5.
  • Duct 21 in turn communicates with the duct connected to the pressure chamber 11. In this way, on displacement of the piston rod 4 toward the mouth of the jack, for the purpose of releasing the cable 8 after tensioning, the hydraulic rams are actuated to displace the plunger 19 towards the mouth of the jack.
  • the end of the plunger 19 opposite the flange abuts the tubular structure 19b as shown in FIG. 1.
  • the tubular structure 19b is dimensioned to strike the wedges 22 disposed in the anchoring plate 22a to anchor rod 8 when plunger 19 is displaced towards the mouth of the jack.
  • the wedges 22 are simultaneously driven home to anchor the rod 8, since the rams 20 and pressure chamber 11 are fed in parallel.
  • the plunger 19 For withdrawal of the plunger 19, the latter is provided with associated springs 23 which on cessation of the pressure exerted by the rams 20, compel the plunger to return to its initial position.
  • the profile member 2 has an inverted omega shape as shown in FIG. 2. By having its edge portions turned back, profile member 24 provides a protection channel 25 for duct 21.
  • the use of the jack concerned permits the achievement of long travel paths of the bar 8 and also the locking of the wedges 22 with a high degree of precision, this being of vital importance with regard to the efficacy of clamping and the duration thereof, whilst at the same time traction, gripping and withdrawal from the jack are achieved with two single fluid inlets.
  • a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing wires, rods, bars, cables or the like comprising a nose member having a mouth for abutment against an anchoring plate receiving anchor wedges for anchoring the reinforcing wire, rod, bar, cable or the like, and having a longitudinal groove therein extending from said mouth to the other end of said nose member, a plunger longitudinally slidable in said groove for driving home the wedges of said anchoring plate, said plunger having a longitudinal channel therein for receiving an end portion of said reinforcing wire, rod, bar, cable or the like, said longitudinal groove and said longitudinal channel being aligned to permit lateral introduction of said end portion in said channel, flange means on said plunger, hydraulic ram means for co-operating with said flange means for urging said plunger means towards said open mouth to drive home the wedges of said anchoring plate, return biasing means for co-operating with said flange means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth, gripping means for gripping said end portion and
  • a hydraulic jack according to claim 1 in which the end of said nose member opposite said mouth is connected to a profile member having a longitudinal channel therein which is aligned with said groove of the nose member and said channel of the plunger, and in which said traction means comprises a double-acting hydraulic assembly coupled with said profile member and a piston rod operatively connected to said double-acting hydraulic assembly, the piston rod extending into said channel of the profile member and carrying said gripping means.
  • a hydraulic jack according to claim '2 in which said gripping means comprises a traction gripper device.
  • a hydraulic jack according to claim 2 in which said profile member has an edge portion turnedback to form a further protection channel for at least one hydraulic duct.
  • a hydraulic jack according to claim 4 in which said hydraulic duct is connected to said hydraulic ram means.
  • a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcement elements for building purposes comprises a nose member having a mouth at one end for abutment against an anchoring plate receiving anchor wedges for anchoring a reinforcement element, a longitudinal groove in the nose member extending from the mouth to the other end of the nose member, a plunger slidable in the groove and having a longitudinal channel therein which is aligned with said groove to permit lateral introduction of said reinforcement element into said channel, hydraulic rarn means for moving said plunger towards said mouth, to drive home the wedges of the anchoring plate for anchoring said reinforcement element, and return biasing means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth.

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A hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing elements such as wires, rods, bars, cables or the like having a nose member with a longitudinal groove extending from its mouth so that the jack can be placed in position by a lateral movement. A plunger having a longitudinal channel is adapted to slide in the groove of the nose member and the rod to be tensioned is arranged in the channel of the plunger. A number of rams are mounted in the nose member to urge the plunger against biasing return springs towards the mouth to drive home anchor wedges in an anchoring plate for anchoring the rod. A profile member is attached to the nose member. The rod is tensioned by a traction gripper head mounted on a piston rod of a double-acting hydraulic assembly, which is mounted at the end of the profile member opposite the nose member. The profile member has a longitudinal channel which is aligned with the channel of the plunger and the groove of the nose member. One edge of the profile member is turned back to provide a further protection channel for a hydraulic duct for the rams associated with the plunger.

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United States Patent 1191 Gomez [451 Sept. 24, 1974 HYDRAULIC JACKS FOR TENSIONING REINFORCEMENT ELEMENTS [76] Inventor: Juan Bautista Ripoll Gomez,
Consejo de Ciento, 304, Barcelona, Spain 22 Filed: Sept. 15,1972
21- Appl. No.: 289,450
[30] Foreign Application Priority Data Primary ExaminerOthell M. Simpson Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Brumbaugh. Graves. Donohue 8; Raymond 57 ABSTRACT.
A hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing elements such as wires, rods, bars, cables or the like having a nose member with a longitudinal groove extending from its mouth so that the jack can be placed in position by a lateral movement. A plunger having a longitudinal channel is adapted to slide in the groove of the nose member and the rod to be tensioned is arranged in the channel of the plunger. A number of rams are mounted in the nose member to urge the plunger against biasing return springs towards the mouth to drive home anchor wedges in an anchoring plate for anchoring the rod. A profile member is attached to the nose member. The rod is tensioned by a traction gripper head mounted on a piston rod of a doubleacting'hydraulic assembly, which is mounted at the end of the profile member opposite the nose member. The profile member has a longitudinal channel which is aligned with the channel of the plunger and the groove of the nose member. One edge of the profile member is turned back to provide a further protection channel for a hydraulic duct for the rams associated with the plunger.
6 Claims, 5 Drawing Figures BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing elements such as wires, rods, bars, cables or the like for building and other constructional purposes.
At the present day, the hydraulic jacks or cylinders employed for this purpose require an orifice at one of their ends to permit the introduction of the rods to be tensioned; this, in addition to involving considerable difficulty with regard to the construction of the mechanism as a whole, also causes a considerable loss of operators time during the introduction of the rods.
On the other hand, it is known that, in present day jacks, the fixing of the jaws or clamps and the driving of the machine are conventionally effected by complicated mechanisms which, although the desired results are in fact achieved, greatly increased the cost of the plant, due to the complicated form thereof.
The present invention seeks to provide a hydraulic jack which avoids these disadvantages.
The invention also seeks to provide a hydraulic jack which has adequate means for permitting the lateral introduction of the rods, being at the same time provided with simple and effective mechanisms for anchoring the anchor jaws or clamps and for drawing or tensioning the rods.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention there is provided a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing wires, rods, bars, cables or the like, comprising: a nose member having a mouth for abutment against an anchoring plate, which receives anchor wedges for anchoring the reinforcing rod or the like, and having a longitudinal groove therein extending from said mouth to the other end of said nose member; a plunger longitudinally slidable in said groove for driving home the wedges of said anchoring plate, said plunger having a longitudinal channel therein for receiving an end portion of said reinforcing rod, said longitudinal groove and said longitudinal channel being aligned to permit lateral engagement of said end portion of the reinforcing rod in said channel; flange means on said plunger; hydraulic ram means for co-operating with said flange means for urging said plunger means towards said mouth to drive home the wedges of said anchoring plate; return biasing means for co-operating with said flange means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth; gripping means for gripping said end portion; and traction means for drawing said gripping means away from said mouth to tension said reinforcing rod.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the grooved nose member is connected at its end opposite said mouth to a profile member having a longitudinal channel which is aligned with said groove of said nose member and said channel in said plunger, and said traction means comprises a double-acting hydraulic piston and cylinder assembly coupled with said profile member, a piston rod mounted to said piston extends into said channel of the profile member and carries said gripping means. Preferably said gripping means comprises a traction gripper device and said profile member has at least one of its edges folded outwardly to constitute a protective seating for the installation of the ducts of the hydraulic circuit of the machine.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In order that the invention may be clearly understood and readily carried into effect a preferred embodiment thereof will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section through a hydraulic jack according to the invention;
FIG. 2 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 2-2 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows;
FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 3-3 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows;
FIG. 4 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 44 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows; and
FIG. 5 is a cross sectional view of the jack, taken along the line 55 of FIG. 1 and looking in the direction of the arrows.
DESCRIPTION OF AN EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENT Referring to FIG. 1, the hydraulic jack comprises a hollow cylinder 1 and a profile member 2 having a longitudinal channel. The cylinder 1 and the profile member 2 being interconnected by a member 3, the position of which is intermediate relative to both. A piston rod 4 is adapted to slide within the cylinder 1 and in the channel of profile member 2. The front end of the piston rod 4, after being introduced into the channel or the profile member 2, is connected to a traction gripper head 5, this being conventional drawing gripper means, so that displacement of the piston rod 4 results also in movement of the traction gripper head 5. Traction gripper head 5 has gripping means 6 with corresponding wedge-shaped jaws 7 urged by spring 7a to grip the rod or bar 8 during tensioning thereof.
The member 3 for connecting the cylinder 1 and profile member 2 operates as a partition delimiting a pressure chamber 9 formed by it and by a piston 10 connected to the rod 4, whereas a further pressure chamber 11 is delimited between the piston 10 and an end face 12 of the cylinder 1; a gasket 13 surrounding the piston 10 completes the hydraulic coupling between the piston 10 and the inner wall of cylinder 1. In communication between the pressure chambers 9 and 11 are associated ducts 14 and 15 to which the appropriate circuit conduits may be connected. With this arrangement the cylinder 1 and the associated piston 10 comprises a double-acting hydraulic assembly. The double-acting hydraulic assembly together with the piston rod comprise the traction means for drawing the gripping means during tensioning.
At the front end of the profile member 2 there is a nose member 17 including a base plate 17a carrying,,at its free fact, a frustoconical nose portion 17b having a mouth for abutting an anchoring plate 22a, which receives wedges 22 for anchoring the rod 8 after tensioning. The nose member 17 has a groove 18 extending longitudinally from the mouth 17c to the other end thereof and communicates with and includes a central axis cove 18a thereof. A plunger 19 is slidably positioned in the portion of the groove 18 whichextends through the nose portion 17b and is provided with a longitudinal channel 19a which is aligned with groove 18 as shown in FIG. 3, so that the bar 8 can be laterally introduced into the nose member 17 and plunger 19.
A separate tubular structure 19b (see FIG. 4), which is independent of the jack, is threaded on the rod 8 before positioning the jack for tensioning. It is used to anchor wedges 22 in the anchoring plate 22a as hereinafter explained.
At its outer end plunger 19 has a flange on which act two hydraulic rams 20 contained in the base plate 17a. Rams 20 are hydraulically actuated by hydraulic fluid introduced through duct 21 as shown in FIG. 5. Duct 21 in turn communicates with the duct connected to the pressure chamber 11. In this way, on displacement of the piston rod 4 toward the mouth of the jack, for the purpose of releasing the cable 8 after tensioning, the hydraulic rams are actuated to displace the plunger 19 towards the mouth of the jack. The end of the plunger 19 opposite the flange abuts the tubular structure 19b as shown in FIG. 1. The tubular structure 19b is dimensioned to strike the wedges 22 disposed in the anchoring plate 22a to anchor rod 8 when plunger 19 is displaced towards the mouth of the jack. Thus on admitting fluid to the pressure chamber 11 to return the jack to its starting position the wedges 22 are simultaneously driven home to anchor the rod 8, since the rams 20 and pressure chamber 11 are fed in parallel.
For withdrawal of the plunger 19, the latter is provided with associated springs 23 which on cessation of the pressure exerted by the rams 20, compel the plunger to return to its initial position.
The profile member 2 has an inverted omega shape as shown in FIG. 2. By having its edge portions turned back, profile member 24 provides a protection channel 25 for duct 21.
From the description given hereinabove it will be appreciated that the use of the jack concerned permits the achievement of long travel paths of the bar 8 and also the locking of the wedges 22 with a high degree of precision, this being of vital importance with regard to the efficacy of clamping and the duration thereof, whilst at the same time traction, gripping and withdrawal from the jack are achieved with two single fluid inlets.
While the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to a preferred embodiment thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
I claim:
1. A hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing wires, rods, bars, cables or the like, comprising a nose member having a mouth for abutment against an anchoring plate receiving anchor wedges for anchoring the reinforcing wire, rod, bar, cable or the like, and having a longitudinal groove therein extending from said mouth to the other end of said nose member, a plunger longitudinally slidable in said groove for driving home the wedges of said anchoring plate, said plunger having a longitudinal channel therein for receiving an end portion of said reinforcing wire, rod, bar, cable or the like, said longitudinal groove and said longitudinal channel being aligned to permit lateral introduction of said end portion in said channel, flange means on said plunger, hydraulic ram means for co-operating with said flange means for urging said plunger means towards said open mouth to drive home the wedges of said anchoring plate, return biasing means for co-operating with said flange means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth, gripping means for gripping said end portion and traction means for drawing said gripping means away from said mouth to tension said reinforcing wire, rod, cable or the like.
2. A hydraulic jack according to claim 1, in which the end of said nose member opposite said mouth is connected to a profile member having a longitudinal channel therein which is aligned with said groove of the nose member and said channel of the plunger, and in which said traction means comprises a double-acting hydraulic assembly coupled with said profile member and a piston rod operatively connected to said double-acting hydraulic assembly, the piston rod extending into said channel of the profile member and carrying said gripping means.
3. A hydraulic jack according to claim '2, in which said gripping means comprises a traction gripper device.
4. A hydraulic jack according to claim 2, in which said profile member has an edge portion turnedback to form a further protection channel for at least one hydraulic duct.
5. A hydraulic jack according to claim 4, in which said hydraulic duct is connected to said hydraulic ram means.
6. In a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcement elements for building purposes the improvement comprises a nose member having a mouth at one end for abutment against an anchoring plate receiving anchor wedges for anchoring a reinforcement element, a longitudinal groove in the nose member extending from the mouth to the other end of the nose member, a plunger slidable in the groove and having a longitudinal channel therein which is aligned with said groove to permit lateral introduction of said reinforcement element into said channel, hydraulic rarn means for moving said plunger towards said mouth, to drive home the wedges of the anchoring plate for anchoring said reinforcement element, and return biasing means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth.

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1. A hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcing wires, rods, bars, cables or the like, comprising a nose member having a mouth for abutment against an anchoring plate receiving anchor wedges for anchoring the reinforcing wire, rod, bar, cable or the like, and having a longitudinal groove therein extending from said mouth to the other end of said nose member, a plunger longitudinally slidable in said groove for driving home the wedges of said anchoring plate, said plunger having a longitudinal channel therein for receiving an end portion of said reinforcing wire, rod, bar, cable or the like, said longitudinal groove and said longitudinal channel being aligned to permit lateral introduction of said end portion in said channel, flange means on said plunger, hydraulic ram means for co-operating with said flange means for urging said plunger means towards said open mouth to drive home the wedges of said anchoring plate, return biasing means for co-operating with said flange means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth, gripping means for gripping said end portion and traction means for drawing said gripping means away from said mouth to tension said reinforcing wire, rod, cable or the like.
2. A hydraulic jack according to claim 1, in which the end of said nose member opposite said mouth is connected to a profile member having a longitudiNal channel therein which is aligned with said groove of the nose member and said channel of the plunger, and in which said traction means comprises a double-acting hydraulic assembly coupled with said profile member and a piston rod operatively connected to said double-acting hydraulic assembly, the piston rod extending into said channel of the profile member and carrying said gripping means.
3. A hydraulic jack according to claim 2, in which said gripping means comprises a traction gripper device.
4. A hydraulic jack according to claim 2, in which said profile member has an edge portion turned back to form a further protection channel for at least one hydraulic duct.
5. A hydraulic jack according to claim 4, in which said hydraulic duct is connected to said hydraulic ram means.
6. In a hydraulic jack for tensioning reinforcement elements for building purposes the improvement comprises a nose member having a mouth at one end for abutment against an anchoring plate receiving anchor wedges for anchoring a reinforcement element, a longitudinal groove in the nose member extending from the mouth to the other end of the nose member, a plunger slidable in the groove and having a longitudinal channel therein which is aligned with said groove to permit lateral introduction of said reinforcement element into said channel, hydraulic ram means for moving said plunger towards said mouth, to drive home the wedges of the anchoring plate for anchoring said reinforcement element, and return biasing means for biasing said plunger away from said mouth.
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