JP6059118B2 - Mounting structure of fixing member for screw joints - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a mounting structure for a fixing member for a screw joint that is screwed to one end of a screw joint and is buried in concrete.

  Conventionally, when constructing a reinforced concrete structure, a fixing method has been performed in which an end of the reinforcing bar is bent and embedded in the concrete. In recent years, a new fixing method is being adopted in which a fixing tool is attached to the end of the reinforcing bar and embedded in the concrete without bending the end of the reinforcing bar.

  There exists patent document 1 as a technique of such a field | area. Patent Document 1 describes a grout material for fixing a fixing tool to a threaded reinforcing bar and a threaded bar reinforcing tool that does not require a separate screw rod to be joined to the end of the reinforcing bar. In the reinforcing bar insertion hole of this threaded joint reinforcing bar, a helical thread in the threaded reinforcing bar can be loosely fitted, and a spiral groove having the same pitch as the thread is provided. A coil is disposed between the screw thread and the spiral groove.

JP 2009-287234 A

  There is a backlash between the male thread portion of the screw joint reinforcing bar and the female thread portion of the fixing tool, which is larger than that in a general mechanical part. In this state having shakiness, when an external force is applied to the screw joint reinforcement due to deformation of the concrete or the like, the screw joint reinforcement itself may expand and contract, and the screw joint reinforcement may move by the amount of rattling. Therefore, since the displacement amount of the screw joint reinforcing bar with respect to the external force becomes large, the rigidity of the entire structure having the fixing tool and the screw joint reinforcing rod is lowered.

  In view of this, in the screw joint reinforcing bar attachment disclosed in Patent Document 1, the fixing groove is screwed onto the end of the screw joint reinforcing bar in which the coil is wound along the spiral groove, whereby the spiral groove and the screw of the screw joint reinforcing bar fitting are screwed. Shaking is removed by placing a coil in the gap with the thread of the reinforcing bar.

  However, there is a tendency that variations in finished dimensions tend to be large in screw joints, fixing tools, and the like, and it may be difficult to keep the diameter of the wire constituting the coil and the size of the gap substantially equal. For example, when the diameter of the wire is larger than the gap, it is difficult to attach the fixing tool, but it is possible to remove the rattling. On the other hand, when the diameter of the wire is smaller than the size of the gap, a gap remains between the screw rebar and the fixing tool, and the removal of rattling becomes insufficient. Therefore, there is a risk that the removal of rattling will be uncertain.

  Then, an object of this invention is to provide the attachment structure of the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcing bars which can remove reliably the rattling between a screw reinforcing bar and a fixing tool.

  The present invention relates to a mounting structure of a fixing member for a screw joint reinforcing member in which a fixing tool is screwed to one end of the screw joint reinforcing rod and is buried in concrete in a state where a tensile force is applied to the screw joint reinforcing bar. The elastic body generates an urging force toward the one end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar and presses the female thread portion of the fixing tool against the threaded portion of the screw joint reinforcing bar. It is characterized by that.

  In this mounting structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing bar, an urging force is given to the fixing tool by the elastic body that is stretched between the screw reinforcing bar and the fixing tool. The direction of this urging force is a direction toward one end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar, and is opposite to the direction of the tensile force acting to extend the screw joint reinforcing bar. For this reason, the fixing tool is pressed against the screw joint in the direction opposite to the tensile force. According to this state, even if a tensile force acts on the screw joint reinforcing bar, the fixing member is not easily moved in the direction of the tensile force because the screw joint reinforcing bar is already pressed against the fixing tool. Therefore, the rattling between the screw rebar and the fixing tool can be reliably removed.

The elastic body is a compression spring, and one end side of the compression spring is pressed against the fixing tool, and the other end side of the compression spring is wound around the screw joint reinforcing bar so as to be caught by the threaded portion of the screw joint reinforcing bar. It is characterized by being.
According to this structure, since the other end side of the compression spring is wound around the male thread portion, the compression spring is fixed in the axial direction of the screw joint reinforcing bar. In this state, when the fixing tool pressed against one end side of the compression spring is moved to the other end side, the compression spring is contracted, and an urging force toward one end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar is generated in the fixing tool. Therefore, an urging force in the direction opposite to the tensile force can be generated easily and reliably.

  Further, the present invention provides a fixing structure for a threaded joint reinforcing member that is embedded in concrete in a state in which a fixing tool is screwed to one end of the threaded reinforcing bar and a compression force is applied to the threaded joint reinforcing bar. An elastic body is provided between the fixing tool and the elastic body generates an urging force toward the other end of the screw joint reinforcing bar in the fixing tool so that the female screw of the fixing tool is attached to the threaded portion of the screw joint reinforcing bar. It is characterized by pressing the part.

  In this mounting structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing bar, an urging force is given to the fixing tool by the elastic body that is stretched between the screw reinforcing bar and the fixing tool. The direction of this urging force is the direction toward the other end of the threaded reinforcing bar, and is opposite to the direction of the compressive force that acts to shrink the threaded reinforcing bar. For this reason, the fixing tool is pressed against the screw joint in the direction opposite to the compressive force. According to this state, even if a compressive force is applied to the screw joint reinforcing bar, the screw joint reinforcing bar is already pressed against the fixing tool, so that the fixing tool is difficult to move in the direction of the compressive force. Therefore, the rattling between the screw rebar and the fixing tool can be reliably removed.

The elastic body is a tension spring. One end side of the tension spring is hooked on a flange provided on the fixing tool, and the other end side of the tension spring is hooked on the threaded portion of the threaded bar. It is wound around a reinforcing bar.
According to this structure, since the other end side of the tension spring is wound around the male thread portion, the tension spring is fixed in the axial direction of the screw joint reinforcing bar. In this state, when the fixing tool in which one end side of the tension spring is hooked on the flange portion is moved to one end side, the tension spring is stretched and an urging force toward the other end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar is generated in the fixing tool. Therefore, an urging force in the direction opposite to the compression force can be generated easily and reliably.

  According to the mounting structure of the fixing member for a screw joint reinforcing bar according to the present invention, it is possible to reliably remove rattling between the screw reinforcing bar and the fixing tool.

It is sectional drawing which shows 1st Embodiment which applied the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcing bars which concerns on this invention to a reinforced concrete structure. It is a perspective view which shows the attachment structure of the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcement. It is principal part sectional drawing which shows the external thread part of the screw rebar shown in FIG. 2, and the internal thread part of a fixing tool. It is a side view which shows the attachment structure of the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcing bars which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is principal part sectional drawing which shows the external thread part of the screw rebar shown in FIG. 4, and the internal thread part of a fixing tool. It is a side view which shows the attachment structure of the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcing bars which concerns on a 1st modification. It is a side view which shows the attachment structure of the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcing bars which concerns on a 2nd modification. It is a side view which shows the attachment structure of the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcing bars which concerns on a 3rd modification. It is a side view which shows the attachment structure of the fixing tool for screw joint reinforcing bars which concerns on a 4th modification.

  DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of a mounting structure for a fixing member for a threaded joint according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

[First Embodiment]
As shown in FIG. 1, at a joint portion between a column 1 made of reinforced concrete and a beam 2 made of reinforced concrete, a plurality of screw joints 3 are embedded in the concrete along the extending direction of the beam 2. These threaded reinforcing bars 3 are embedded from the beam 2 to the column 1 inside the concrete, and one end of the threaded reinforcing bar 3 is disposed inside the column 1. Then, one end of the screw rebar 3 is attached with a screw rebar fixing tool 4. The fixing tool 4 transmits the deformation force to the concrete in the vicinity of the fixing tool 4 when a deformation force such as a tensile force or a compression force along the extending direction of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 acts on the screw joint reinforcing bar 4. The proof stress of the beam 2 including the reinforcing bar 3 is secured.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the fixing structure 4 of the screw joint reinforcing bar 4 is loose when the tensile force TF acts on the screw joint 3 with the screw joint 3 buried in concrete. Remove the stickiness. The fixing tool 4 has a head 6 having a hexagonal cross section for attaching to the screw rebar 3. A disc-shaped fixing flange portion 7 having an outer diameter larger than that of the head 6 is fixed to one end side of the head 6. The fixing flange portion 7 transmits the tensile force acting on the threaded reinforcing bar 3 as a supporting stress to the nearby concrete.

  The fixing tool 4 is a so-called penetration type fixing tool, and a reinforcing bar insertion hole 8 (see FIG. 3) penetrating in the longitudinal direction of the fixing tool 4 is formed in the head 6 and the fixing flange portion 7. A female threaded portion 11 is formed on the inner peripheral surface of the threaded reinforcing bar 3. According to the penetration type fixing tool 4, the screwing length between the fixing tool 4 and the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 is equal to the axial length of the fixing tool 4. Accordingly, by confirming that one end of the threaded reinforcing bar 3 inserted from the head 6 side to the fixing flange portion 7 side protrudes from the fixing flange portion 7 of the fixing tool 4, a predetermined screwing length is obtained. It can be easily confirmed that it is secured.

  A compression spring 12 </ b> A as an elastic body for applying an urging force SF <b> 1 along the extending direction of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 to the fixing tool 4 is stretched between the fixing tool 4 and the screw joint reinforcing bar 3.

  At one end side of the compression spring 12A, a fixing tool pressing portion 12a that is pressed against the head 6 of the fixing tool 4 is provided. In the fixing tool pressing portion 12a, the spring wire is formed in a coil shape so as to have a diameter larger than the inner diameter of the reinforcing bar insertion hole 8 and smaller than the diagonal length of the end face 6a of the head 6.

  On the other hand, a reinforcing bar winding portion 12b for attaching the compression spring 12A to the threaded reinforcing bar 3 is provided on the other end side of the compression spring 12A. In the reinforcing bar winding portion 12b, the spring wire is formed in a coil shape so as to have the same pitch as the valley portion 9a of the male screw portion 9 and a smaller diameter than the outer diameter of the screw thread 9b of the male screw portion 9. . Since the reinforcing bar winding portion 12b is wound around the male screw portion 9, when the compression spring 12A is compressed, the movement of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 along the extending direction of the compression spring 12A is restricted.

  Further, an urging force generator 12c for generating an urging force SF1 is provided between the fixing tool pressing portion 12a and the reinforcing bar winding portion 12b. In the urging force generating portion 12 c, the spring wire is formed in a coil shape so as to have an inner diameter larger than the thread 9 b of the screw joint rebar 3, so that the urging force generation portion 12 c is in the extending direction of the screw joint rebar 3. It can be stretched along.

  Here, the relationship between the male threaded portion 9 of the screw rebar 3 and the female threaded portion 11 of the fixing tool 4 will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 3, the threaded portion 9 of the threaded reinforcing bar 3 is provided with a screw thread 9b having a trapezoidal cross section in a spiral shape. The width of the valley portion 9a between the screw thread 9b is large. Also, the female thread portion 11 of the fixing tool 4 is provided with a thread 11b and a trough portion 11a similar to the male thread portion 9 of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3.

  The interval between the screw threads 11b in the female screw portion 11 is larger than the width of the screw thread 9b in the male screw portion 9, and the interval between the screw threads 9b in the female screw portion 9 is larger than the width of the screw thread 11b in the female screw portion 11. large. When the female screw portion 11 is screwed into such a male screw portion 9, a gap is formed between the male screw portion 9 and the female screw portion 11.

  In this mounting structure, an urging force SF <b> 1 acts on the fixing tool 4 in a direction toward one end of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. The direction of the urging force SF1 is opposite to the direction in which the threaded reinforcing bar 3 is deformed when the tensile force TF is applied to the threaded reinforcing bar 3. When the urging force SF1 acts on the fixing tool 4, the slope B2 that is lowered toward one end of the thread 11b is pressed against the slope B1 that is lowered toward the other end of the thread 9b. On the other hand, a gap is formed between the slope B3 that descends toward one end of the thread 9b and the slope B4 that descends toward the other end of the thread 11b. The gap is filled with a grout material G such as an epoxy resin injected from an injection hole 14 provided in the head 6.

  Next, a method for attaching the fixing tool 4 to the screw joint 3 will be described. As shown in FIG. 2, first, the compression spring 12 </ b> A is attached to the threaded reinforcing bar 3. More specifically, since the reinforcing bar winding portion 12b has a coil shape with the same pitch as the valley portion 9a of the threaded joint reinforcing bar 3, by rotating and screwing the compression spring 12A with respect to the threaded reinforcing bar 3, A compression spring 12 </ b> A is attached to the screw joint rebar 3.

  Subsequently, the fixing tool 4 is screwed from one end side of the screw rebar 3 and screwed to the screw rebar 3. Then, when the fixing tool 4 is rotated, the fixing tool 4 moves to the other end side, so that the end surface 6a of the head 6 of the fixing tool 4 comes into contact with the fixing tool pressing portion 12a of the compression spring 12A previously attached. . When the fixing tool 4 is further rotated from this state, the urging force generating portion 12c of the compression spring 12A is contracted, and the urging force SF1 directed to one end side acts on the fixing tool 4. Accordingly, it is possible to easily adjust the magnitude of the urging force SF1 acting on the fixing tool 4 by the rotation operation of the fixing tool 4.

  Subsequently, after the grout material G is injected from the injection hole 14 to fill the gap, the grout material G is cured by being left for a predetermined time. Thereafter, the compression spring 12A is removed, and the threaded reinforcing bar 3 to which the fixing tool 4 is attached is placed on the reinforcing bar frame, and concrete is placed (see FIG. 1).

  In the mounting structure of the fixing member 4 for the screw joint reinforcing bar, the urging force SF1 is applied to the fixing tool 4 by the compression spring 12A spanned between the screw reinforcing bar 3 and the fixing tool 4. The direction of the urging force SF1 is a direction toward one end of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3, and is opposite to the direction of the tensile force TF that acts to extend the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. For this reason, the fixing tool 4 is pressed against the screw rebar 3 in the direction opposite to the tensile force TF. According to this state, even if the tensile force TF is applied to the screw joint 3, the screw joint 3 is already pressed against the fixing tool 4, so that the fixing tool 4 hardly moves in the direction of the tensile force TF. ing. Therefore, rattling between the screw rebar 3 and the fixing tool 4 can be reliably removed.

  Furthermore, when the rattling between the screw rebar 3 and the fixing tool 4 is removed, the rigidity of the mounting structure is increased and the fixing performance of the fixing tool 4 is improved. Accordingly, since the number of the threads 11b of the female thread portion 11 in the fixing tool 4 can be reduced, the length of the fixing tool 4 can be shortened and the fixing tool 4 can be reduced in weight.

  Further, in the mounting structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing bar, the other end side of the compression spring 12A is wound so as to be hooked on the external thread portion 9, so that the compression spring 12A is fixed in the extending direction of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. Yes. In this state, when the fixing tool 4 pressed on one end side of the compression spring 12A is moved to the other end side, the compression spring 12A contracts, and an urging force SF1 toward the one end side of the screw joint 3 is generated in the fixing tool 4. To do. Therefore, the urging force SF1 in the direction opposite to the tensile force TF can be generated easily and reliably.

  Further, in the mounting structure of the fixing member for screw joint reinforcing bar, in order to press the fixing tool 4 against one end side of the screw connecting reinforcing bar 3, a compression spring 12A disposed on the other end side with respect to the fixing tool 4 is used. On the other hand, as a configuration for pressing the fixing tool 4 against one end side of the threaded reinforcing bar 3, there is also a configuration using a lock nut, for example. However, this lock nut may obstruct the arrangement of another screw joint reinforcing bar arranged in the vicinity of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3, and may limit the design freedom of the reinforcing bar arrangement. In this mounting structure of the fixing member for threaded joint reinforcing bars, a lock nut is not required to remove rattling, and therefore the concrete filling rate can be increased while increasing the degree of freedom in designing the reinforcing bar arrangement.

By the way, since the elastic coefficient of the epoxy resin grout material G is about 1/100 to 1/200 with respect to the elastic coefficient of the steel material, the fixing strength is lower than that of the lock nut. For example, the elastic modulus of steel is about 200 kN / mm ² . Moreover, the elastic modulus of cementitious grout material is about 1/10 of steel materials. Therefore, in order to secure the rigidity in the mounting structure considering the grout material G as a strength member, it is necessary to form a predetermined number of screw threads 9b in the female thread portion 11 of the fixing tool 4. For example, a normal strength screw joint 3 requires four or five threads.

  On the other hand, in the mounting structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing bar, the rigidity of the mounting structure is increased because the screw reinforcing bar 3 is pressed against the fixing tool 4, and the fixing performance of the fixing tool 4 is improved. Accordingly, since the number of the threads 11b of the female thread portion 11 in the fixing tool 4 can be reduced, the length of the fixing tool 4 in the extending direction can be shortened and the fixing tool 4 can be reduced in weight. .

  Further, since the tensile force TF acting on the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 is transmitted from the screw thread 9b of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 via the screw thread 11b of the fixing tool 4, the force acting on the grout material G is reduced. Therefore, the filling amount of the grout material G can be reduced. Further, a grout material G having a relatively small elastic coefficient, such as an epoxy resin, can be selected.

[Second Embodiment]
As shown in FIG. 4, the fixing structure for the screw joint reinforcing bar according to the second embodiment is the first in that it eliminates rattling when the compression force PF acts on the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. This is different from the mounting structure of the fixing member for screw joint reinforcing bar according to the embodiment. Hereinafter, the differences will be described in detail.

  A tension spring 12 </ b> B as an elastic body is stretched between the fixing tool 4 and the screw joint reinforcing bar 3, and the tension spring 12 </ b> B gives a biasing force SF <b> 2 along the extending direction of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 to the fixing tool 4. .

  On one end side of the tension spring 12B, a fixing tool hooking portion 12d for transmitting an urging force SF2 in a direction toward the other end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 to the fixing flange portion 7 is provided. In the fixing tool hooking portion 12 d, the spring wire is formed in an annular shape so as to have an inner diameter that is smaller than the outer diameter of the fixing flange portion 7 and larger than the outer dimension of the head 6. On the other hand, a reinforcing bar winding portion 12b is provided on the other end side of the tension spring 12B.

  As shown in FIG. 5, in this attachment structure, the biasing force SF <b> 2 is acting on the fixing tool 4 in the direction toward the other end of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3, and thus the thread 9 b of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. The slope B4 facing the other end of the screw thread 11b of the fixing tool 4 is pressed against the slope B3 facing the one end side.

  Next, a method for attaching the fixing tool 4 to the screw joint 3 will be described. As shown in FIG. 4, the tension spring 12 </ b> B is attached to the threaded reinforcing bar 3. Subsequently, the fixing tool 4 is screwed from one end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3, and the fixing tool hooking part 12 d of the tension spring 12 B is hooked on the fixing flange part 7. Then, when the fixing tool 4 is rotated in the reverse direction and the fixing tool 4 is moved to one end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3, the urging force generating portion 12c of the tension spring 12B is extended, and the fixing tool 4 has the other end side. The urging force SF2 directed toward is applied. In this state, after the grout material G is injected from the injection hole 14 to fill the gap, the grout material G is cured by being left for a predetermined time. Then, after removing the tension spring 12B, the threaded reinforcing bar 3 to which the fixing tool 4 is attached is placed on the reinforcing bar frame, and concrete is placed.

  In the mounting structure of the fixing member 4 for the screw joint reinforcing bar, an urging force SF2 is applied to the fixing tool 4 by the tension spring 12B spanned between the screw reinforcing bar 3 and the fixing tool 4. The direction of the urging force SF2 is the direction toward the other end of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3, and is opposite to the direction of the compressive force PF that acts to shrink the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. For this reason, the fixing tool 4 is pressed against the screw rebar 3 in the direction opposite to the compression force PF. According to this state, even if the compressive force PF acts on the screw rebar 3, the screw rebar 3 is already pressed against the fixing tool 4, so that the fixing tool 4 hardly moves in the direction of the compressive force PF. ing. Therefore, rattling between the screw rebar 3 and the fixing tool 4 can be reliably removed.

  According to this configuration, the tension spring 12B is fixed in the axial direction of the screw rebar 3 because the other end side of the tension spring 12B is wound around the male thread portion 9. In this state, when the fixing tool 4 to which the tension spring 12B is hooked is moved to one end side, the tension spring 12B is stretched, and an urging force SF2 toward the other end side of the screw joint 3 is generated in the fixing tool 4. . Therefore, the urging force SF2 in the direction opposite to the compression force PF can be generated easily and reliably.

  The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the fixing structure for the screw joint reinforcing bar according to the first modification includes a bottomed fixing tool 17 that does not have a hole through which the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 is screwed. May be used. As shown in FIG. 6A, even in the case of the bottomed type fixing tool 17, the fixing tool 17 is pressed against one end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 by the compression spring 12 </ b> A, and the tensile force TF is applied to the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. Shaking can be removed when the squeezes act. Further, as shown in FIG. 6B, rattling can be removed when the compression force PF acts on the screw rebar 3 by pressing the fixing tool 17 to the other end side by the tension spring 12 </ b> B. .

  As shown in FIG. 7, the fixing structure for the screw joint reinforcing bar according to the second modification includes a tension spring 12 </ b> C for removing rattling when the compression force PF acts on the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. You may have. The tension spring 12 </ b> C is attached to the fixing tool 4 by inserting one end portion 12 e of the tension spring 12 </ b> B bent into a hook shape into an insertion hole 6 b provided in the head 6 of the fixing tool 4.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the fixing structure for the screw joint reinforcing bar according to the third modification corresponds to the case where the compression force PF acts on the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. On the other hand, the compression spring 12A may be arranged on one end side. The urging force SF <b> 2 in the direction toward the other end is acting on the fixing tool 4 by the compression spring 12 </ b> A disposed on the one end of the screw rebar 3. According to this configuration, the compression spring 12 </ b> A can be easily removed after the fixing tool 4 is fixed to the screw joint reinforcing bar 3.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the fixing structure for the screw joint reinforcing bar according to the fourth modification may include, for example, a rubber tube 18 as an elastic body that generates the biasing force SF2. The rubber tube 18 has an inner diameter that is smaller than the diameter of the screw joint 3. The rubber tube 18 includes a fixing portion 18a for fixing the fixing flange portion 7 and a part of the head 6 of the fixing device 4 by contraction force, and a fixing portion 18b for fixing the screw joint bar 3 by contraction force. And have.

  Further, a coil 19 for enlarging the inner diameter of the rubber tube 18 is disposed between the fixed portions 18a and 18b inside the rubber tube 18, and this portion is attached by extending in the axial direction of the screw joint reinforcing bar 3. A force SF2 is generated, and the biasing force SF2 acts on the fixing device 4 via the fixing portion 18a.

  Further, the fixing structure for the screw joint reinforcing rod may be embedded in the concrete with the screw joint reinforcing rod 3 with the compression spring 12A attached. In this case, since the periphery of the fixing device 4 is reinforced by the helical compression spring 12A or the like, the fixing performance can be further improved.

  In addition, the fixing structure for the screw rebar fixing tool is such that one end side of the compression spring 12A or the tension spring 12B is fitted into a slit (not shown) provided in an annular shape on the head 6 of the fixing tool 4, and the compression spring 12A. Alternatively, the tension spring 12 </ b> B may be attached to the fixing tool 4.

  Moreover, the attachment structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing bar may be a structure in which the grout material G is not filled in the gap. According to the structure in which the grout material G is not filled, the step of filling the grout material G from the injection hole 14 is not necessary, and the attaching work of the fixing tool 4 to the screw joint reinforcing bar 3 can be simplified.

  In addition, as for the mounting structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing bar, the constituent materials of the compression spring 12A and the tension spring 12B are not limited to the spring wire material, but may be any material that can generate a predetermined urging force.

  In addition, the fixing structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing bar is such that the position of the fixing flange portion 7 of the fixing tool 4 is arranged on one end side of the screw connecting reinforcing bar 3 irrespective of the direction of the deformation force acting on the screw reinforcing bar 3. It may be arranged on the other end side.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 3 ... Screw joint reinforcement, 4 ... Fixing tool for screw joint reinforcement, 9 ... Male thread part, 11 ... Female thread part, 12A, ... Compression spring (elastic body), 12B ... Tensile spring (elastic body), SF1, SF2 ... Energizing force, TF ... tensile force, PF ... compressive force.

Claims (4)

In the mounting structure of the fixing member for the screw joint reinforcing rod screwed to one end of the screw reinforcing rod and buried in the concrete in a state in which the tensile force is applied to the screw reinforcing rod,
Comprising an elastic body spanned between the screw rebar and the fixing tool;
The elastic body causes the fixing tool to generate a biasing force toward the one end side of the screw joint reinforcing bar, and presses the female thread portion of the fixing tool against the threaded portion of the screw joint reinforcing bar. Mounting structure for anchors for saving bars. The elastic body is a compression spring;
One end side of the compression spring is pressed against the fixing tool,
The attachment of the fixing member for a threaded joint reinforcing member according to claim 1, wherein the other end side of the compression spring is wound around the threaded joint reinforcing bar so as to be caught by the male threaded portion of the threaded joint reinforcing bar. Construction. In the mounting structure of the fixing member for the screw rebar, in which the fixing tool is screwed to one end of the screw rebar and the compressive force is applied to the screw rebar in the concrete.
Comprising an elastic body spanned between the screw rebar and the fixing tool;
The elastic body generates a biasing force toward the other end of the screw joint reinforcing bar in the fixing tool, and presses the female thread portion of the fixing tool against the threaded portion of the screw joint reinforcing bar. Mounting structure for anchors for saving bars. The elastic body is a tension spring;
One end side of the tension spring is hooked on a flange provided on the fixing tool,
The screw spring reinforcing bar fixing device according to claim 3, wherein the other end side of the tension spring is wound around the threaded reinforcing bar so as to be hooked on the male thread portion of the threaded reinforcing bar. Construction.

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