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AssigneeChina University of Mining and Technology
InventorsQiang Zhang, Jixiong Zhang, Zhongya Wu, Wenyue Qi, Hong Yan, Meng Li
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Provided is a base mechanism of a single prop capable of being unloaded at reduced pressure, including a base bottom plate and two wedge-shaped support blocks, where one of the wedge-shaped support blocks serves as a fixed wedge-shaped support block and is welded onto the base bottom plate, and the other of the wedge-shaped support blocks serves as a movable wedge-shaped support block and is connected to the fixed wedge-shaped support block by using a screw rod and a nut. The present invention can effectively unload the single prop at reduced pressure or remove the single prop in a contracted manner, is of a simple structure, is convenient to operate, has a good use effect, overcomes the technical problem that it is difficult to unload a single prop at reduced pressure in this technical feature, and is widely applicable in this technical field.
A base mechanism of a single prop capable of being unloaded at reduced pressure, comprising a base bottom plate and two wedge-shaped support blocks, wherein one of the wedge-shaped support blocks serves as a fixed wedge-shaped support block and is welded onto the base bottom plate, the other one of the wedge-shaped support blocks serves as a movable wedge-shaped support block and is connected to the fixed wedge-shaped support block by a screw rod and a nut, two ends of each of the fixed wedge-shaped support block and the movable wedge-shaped support block each are provided with a lug, heights of the lugs on the two ends of the fixed wedge-shaped support block are different from heights of the lugs on the two ends of the movable wedge-shaped support block, the fixed wedge-shaped support block and the movable wedge-shaped support block are symmetrically disposed, and the two ends of the fixed wedge-shaped support block and the two ends of the movable wedge-shaped support block overlap with each other at the lugs and are connected by screw rods and nuts at the lugs.
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