Hydraulic wharf

Hydraulic wharf is a specialized equipment used for transporting and handling goods, usually used in ports, docks, and other places. It adopts hydraulic technology, with a bridge length of 31.8 meters, a width of 2.95 meters, an approach bridge slope of 12 °, a self weight of 41 tons (excluding integral arch formwork), and a load-bearing capacity of up to 60 tons. The design of the hydraulic wharf aims to improve the progress of tunnel excavation. By using the inverted arch, it can be pushed from 9 meters to 12 meters in one go, directly increasing the progress of tunnel excavation by 25%, providing favorable conditions for rapid tunnel construction. In addition, the hydraulic wharf also meets the requirements of arch and lining construction stitching, reducing the occurrence of tunnel lining cracks. This equipment not only ensures the smoothness and stability of the bridge deck, but also ensures the safety and efficiency of construction through the use of hydraulic technology and self-propelled arch technology. The use of hydraulic wharf provides important logistics support for tunnel construction and other fields, promoting the rapid completion of projects.