Mobile shoring system equipped with a continuous structure transport device

Mobile shoring system for transporting underground continuous structures using a lift without a crane

This technology is a mobile shoring system that features transport rails on the top of both side panels. It utilizes a transport body equipped with support plates, mounting brackets, and a lift to transport and install underground continuous structures as it travels along the rails via transport rollers.

Installing shallow underground continuous structures, such as underground pipes or sewer boxes, typically requires a crane to move the structures, which increases costs, requires significant workspace, and poses risks of soil collapse during excavation.

By integrating a lift and a transport body into the mobile shoring system, this technology allows for the mounting, lowering, and transporting of structures without the need for a crane. This enables efficient installation of continuous structures for underground pipelines and sewer boxes while effectively preventing soil collapse.

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Key Features:

• Transport rails formed on the top of both side panels of the mobile shoring system to guide the movement of the transport body.
• A transport body in the form of a rectangular frame with open front and bottom sections, equipped with power-driven transport rollers at the base to travel along the transport rails.
• Support plates located at the bottom of both sides of the body that move vertically, and mounting brackets coupled to the bottom of the support plates that rotate to mount or release continuous structures.
• A lift mounted on the top of the body to lower shallow continuous structures, such as underground pipes or sewer boxes, into the ground.

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