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    • 2. 发明授权
    • Concrete lining of drilled shaft
    • 钻杆混凝土衬砌
    • US4423981A
    • 1984-01-03
    • US285815
    • 1981-07-22
    • Hans Nilberg
    • Hans Nilberg
    • E21D5/01
    • E21D5/01
    • In conjunction with the mining of minerals from the earth, it is necessary to construct deep verticle shafts normally between 10 and 20 feet in diameter and typically between 3000 and 6000 feet in depth in the earth. Technology has been developed for blind drilling of such shafts. After drilling the shaft however, in order to protect those entering the hole for additional mining operations the shaft needs to be lined with a stack of specially constructed lining segments. These segments are formed of prestressed concrete. The concrete segments are lowered one at a time into the bore hole shaft, which is filled with fluid, so as to build up a stack within the hole, thereby lining the hole. Each concrete segment has a top portion with an approximately V-shaped cross-sectional area with a flat top section and a bottom portion having an asymmetrically cross-sectional shape but such shape partially corresponding to the shape of the top portion so that the segments can be stacked. As the segments are stacked, an uneven turbulence is created due to the shapes of the top and bottom portions of the segments. This turbulence helps to flush out any particles from between the concrete segments. Grout is then placed between the lining segments and the inner wall of the bore hole. The grouting process is periodically carried out after every few segments have been placed into the hole. After the lining operation has been completed, the fluid is pumped out of the hole and then the miners can enter the hole for other mining operations.
    • 结合从地球开采矿物,有必要在地球上通常在10至20英尺之间,通常在3000和6000英尺之间构造深垂直轴。 已经开发了用于这种轴的盲目钻孔的技术。 然而,在钻井之后,为了保护进入孔的进一步采矿作业,轴需要衬有特别构造的衬里段的堆叠。 这些段由预应力混凝土构成。 将混凝土段一次一个地放入填充有流体的钻孔轴中,以便在孔内形成堆叠,从而衬套孔。 每个混凝土段具有顶部,其具有大致V形横截面积,具有平坦顶部部分和具有不对称横截面形状的底部部分,但是这种形状部分地对应于顶部部分的形状,使得部分可以 被堆叠 当片段堆叠时,由于片段的顶部和底部的形状而产生不均匀的湍流。 这种湍流有助于从混凝土段之间冲出任何颗粒。 然后将灌浆置于衬里段和钻孔的内壁之间。 灌浆过程在每几个细节已经放入孔中之后定期进行。 在衬里操作完成后,将流体从孔中抽出,然后矿工可以进入其他采矿作业的孔。
    • 7. 发明授权
    • Water-tight bore shaft foundation
    • 水钻轴基地
    • US5176470A
    • 1993-01-05
    • US689288
    • 1991-06-13
    • Hans-Otto Lutgendorf
    • Hans-Otto Lutgendorf
    • E21D5/01
    • E21D5/01
    • The lower end of an outwardly tight shaft structure (3) for a bore shaft (1) rests on a tilting joint arrangement (15, 20). This arrangement includes a hydraulic thrust bearing (15) at the end face of the shaft structure (3) and a hydraulic annular cylinder (20) at the circumference of the lower end of the shaft structure (3). Thus, this tilting joint arrangement (15, 20) is located between the shaft structure (3) and the base (10) and permits tilting of the shaft structure (3) relative to the ground (12) without impairing the water-tightness of the bore shaft foundation.
    • PCT No.PCT / DE90 / 00783 Sec。 371日期1991年6月13日 102(e)日期1991年6月13日PCT 1990年10月12日PCT PCT。 公开号WO91 / 11589 日期为1991年8月8日。用于孔轴(1)的向外紧密的轴结构(3)的下端位于倾斜接头装置(15,20)上。 这种布置包括在轴结构(3)的端面处的液压止推轴承(15)和在轴结构(3)的下端的圆周处的液压环形圆柱体(20)。 因此,这种倾斜接头装置(15,20)位于轴结构(3)和基座(10)之间,并且允许轴结构(3)相对于地面(12)倾斜,而不会损害轴结构 孔轴基础。
    • 8. 发明授权
    • Underground pressure vessel construction method
    • 地下压力容器施工方法
    • US3216200A
    • 1965-11-09
    • US4310060
    • 1960-07-15
    • SCISSON SIDNEY EFENIX GILBERT J
    • SCISSON SIDNEY EFENIX GILBERT J
    • B65G5/00E21D5/01F17C3/00
    • B65G5/00E21D5/01F17C3/005F17C2203/0604F17C2209/00F17C2270/0149
    • 997,538. Wells, &c. FENIX & SCISSON Inc. July 14, 1961 [July 15, 1960], No. 25702/61. Heading E1F. [Also in Division F4] In excavating a subterranean cavern for the storage of liquid petroleum gas (see Division F4) a shaft 38 Fig. 1 is sunk to below the roof level 43 of the proposed cavern, the extension is filled with sand 44 and a steel liner 39 in welded sections is lowered into the shaft, said liner having utility conduits 45, Fig. 2, welded to the exterior thereof thus leaving the interior of the liner free of obstruction thereby facilitating the removal of the sand 44 and of subsequently excavated earth and rock. Each liner section has external handling and locating lugs 53, 54, Fig. 6, welded thereto and the lower end of the first liner section is closed by a cast concrete slab 41 supported by rods 42 which allows water poured into the liner to serve as ballast to assist lowering of the first liner section and of sections subsequently welded thereto. The space between the shaft wall and the liner is filled with cement grouting 40, water is pumped out, slab 41 drilled out, sand 44 removed and the cavern excavated by conventional means. Finally the bottoms of conduits 45 are closed, sections 46, Fig. 4, are cut out of the liner at a predetermined level, conduits 45 cut, grouting 40 removed to provide a space 47 sections 46 replaced and cement is forced down one conduit 45 into space 47 thus effecting a permanent seal and the upper end of the liner is closed by a cap 71, Fig. 7 (not shown).