CN222295057U - Mutually embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure - Google Patents

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CN222295057U
CN222295057U CN202420904983.0U CN202420904983U CN222295057U CN 222295057 U CN222295057 U CN 222295057U CN 202420904983 U CN202420904983 U CN 202420904983U CN 222295057 U CN222295057 U CN 222295057U
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陈曙炜
汤瑞
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相汉雨
王文武
魏红刚
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本申请提供一种互嵌式植生挡墙结构,包括:方桩,所述方桩与地面连接处设置有第一垫层;与所述第一垫层连接的第二垫层;设置于所述第二垫层上的砌块,所述砌块自下而上分层垒砌,任意相邻的同层所述砌块抵接,任意相邻两层所述砌块相互咬合;所述砌块到所述第二垫层的距离与所述砌块到所述方桩的距离成反比;设置在所述砌块和所述方桩之间的砂砾层。将方桩嵌入目标地,通过设置第一垫层、第二垫层和方桩形成整体,砌块错台堆垒于第二垫层之上,砌块与方桩间隙通过砂砾层填充完成建立互嵌式植生挡墙结构,减少施工范围,以解决河道护坡施工难度高的问题。

The present application provides an interlocking vegetation retaining wall structure, comprising: square piles, wherein a first cushion layer is provided at the connection between the square piles and the ground; a second cushion layer connected to the first cushion layer; blocks provided on the second cushion layer, wherein the blocks are stacked in layers from bottom to top, any adjacent blocks of the same layer are abutted, and any two adjacent layers of blocks are interlocked; the distance from the blocks to the second cushion layer is inversely proportional to the distance from the blocks to the square piles; and a gravel layer provided between the blocks and the square piles. The square piles are embedded in the target site, and a first cushion layer, a second cushion layer and square piles are provided to form a whole, the blocks are stacked on the second cushion layer in a staggered manner, and the gaps between the blocks and the square piles are filled with a gravel layer to complete the establishment of an interlocking vegetation retaining wall structure, thereby reducing the scope of construction and solving the problem of high difficulty in river bank protection construction.

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Mutually embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure
Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of river channel revetments, in particular to a mutual embedded vegetation retaining wall structure.
Background
The river course revetment mainly includes natural revetment, concrete revetment, gabion revetment, vegetation revetment and geotechnique's fabric revetment etc.. Wherein, natural revetments utilize natural materials, such as stone, timber, bamboo, etc. to construct natural river banks, imitate natural river topography, let vegetation naturally grow, reach the protective effect. Natural revetments have little impact on the environment but require long-term maintenance. The concrete slope protection uses concrete to pour the river bank, so that the erosion caused by water flow scouring can be effectively prevented. Although firm and durable, the concrete slope protection possibly has a certain influence on the ecological environment, and the construction difficulty is high. The gabion revetment can pack the stone into the cage woven by the wire netting, forms the gabion revetment. The plant material has better anti-scouring capability, can provide a growth space for plants, and combines engineering and ecological advantages. But has higher cost and large construction workload, and is not suitable for the river channels with more sandy soil layers and river banks. Vegetation slope protection can be realized by planting vegetation on a bank slope, such as turf, trees and the like, and the mechanical effect and the hydrologic effect of plant roots are utilized to carry out slope protection soil fixation and prevent water and soil loss. However, in the early growth stage of plants, the protection capability is weak, and a long time is required to form a stable slope protection structure.
Therefore, the river channel revetment can be realized by adopting the mode of the concrete revetment and the vegetation revetment, but compared with the mode of singly using the concrete revetment by using the mode of combining the concrete revetment and the vegetation revetment, the combined use of the vegetation revetment needs more construction steps, such as slope preparation, concrete construction, vegetation planting, maintenance management and the like, and the difficulty and the complexity of construction are increased.
Disclosure of utility model
The application provides a mutual embedded retaining wall structure, which aims to solve the problem of high construction difficulty of river channel revetment.
The application provides a mutual embedded retaining wall structure, which comprises square piles, wherein a first cushion layer is arranged at the joint of the square piles and the ground;
A second cushion layer coupled to the first cushion layer;
The building blocks are arranged on the second cushion layer and are stacked from bottom to top in a layered manner, any two adjacent layers of building blocks are abutted against each other, and any two adjacent layers of building blocks are meshed with each other;
and a gravel layer arranged between the building block and the square pile.
Optionally, the building blocks are further provided with anchoring holes, and the anchoring rods are inserted into the anchoring holes to connect any two adjacent layers of building blocks.
Optionally, one end of the second cushion layer away from the first cushion layer is provided with a stop, the stop protrudes out of the surface of the second cushion layer, and the stop is abutted with the building block.
Optionally, a boss is arranged at one end of the block close to the square pile, and the blocks are mutually meshed through the boss.
Optionally, the method further comprises geotextile, wherein the geotextile is arranged between the gravel layer and the square pile.
Optionally, the pile driving device further comprises a pressing top, wherein the pressing top is arranged at one end, far away from the first cushion layer, of the square pile, and the pressing top is abutted with the building block.
Optionally, the building block includes a first hole and a second hole, the first hole has a rectangular cross section, and the second hole has a hexagonal cross section.
Optionally, the second cushion layer comprises a planted bar, the planted bar is connected with the square pile, and the second cushion layer is formed by pouring the planted bar.
Optionally, the distance between any two adjacent square pile cores is 50-60cm.
According to the technical scheme, the application provides a mutual embedded vegetation retaining wall structure, which comprises square piles, a second cushion layer connected with the first cushion layer, building blocks arranged on the second cushion layer, wherein the building blocks are built in layers from bottom to top, any two adjacent building blocks in the same layer are abutted, any two adjacent building blocks are meshed with each other, the distance from each building block to the second cushion layer is inversely proportional to the distance from each building block to the square pile, and a gravel layer is arranged between each building block and each square pile. The square pile is embedded into the target ground, the first cushion layer, the second cushion layer and the square pile are integrally formed, the building blocks are stacked on the second cushion layer in staggered mode, gaps between the building blocks and the square pile are filled through the gravel layers to complete the establishment of the mutually embedded vegetation retaining wall structure, the construction range is reduced, and the problem that the construction difficulty of river channel slope protection is high is solved.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of an embedded vegetation retaining wall structure according to an embodiment of the present application;
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a block according to an embodiment of the present application;
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a block assembly structure according to an embodiment of the present application;
Fig. 4 is a schematic view illustrating an arc segment arrangement of an embedded retaining wall structure according to an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a square pile and a second mat according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 6 is an end view of a square pile and a capping position according to an embodiment of the present application.
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Wherein, the pile comprises a square pile 1, a first cushion layer 2, a second cushion layer 3, a stop block 301, a block 4, a 5-planted bar 6, a gravel layer 7, geotextiles 8, an anchoring rod 9, a pressing top 401, a first hole 402, a second hole 403, an anchoring hole 404 and a boss.
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Reference will now be made in detail to the embodiments, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. When the following description refers to the accompanying drawings, the same numbers in different drawings refer to the same or similar elements, unless otherwise indicated. The embodiments described in the examples below do not represent all embodiments consistent with the application. Merely exemplary of systems and methods consistent with aspects of the application as set forth in the claims.
The river slope protection generally adopts a mode of tiling cement building blocks to cover a river slope, but the method can play a role in preventing water and soil loss to a certain extent, but prevents communication between water and soil, influences the self-purification capability of the river, and cannot achieve ecological priority. And most river channel slope protection structures are complex, the construction occupation is larger, and the construction difficulty is higher.
In order to solve the problem of high construction difficulty of river channel revetments, refer to fig. 1-3, wherein fig. 1 is a schematic view of a mutually embedded vegetation retaining wall structure provided by an embodiment of the application, fig. 2 is a schematic view of a block structure provided by an embodiment of the application, and fig. 3 is a schematic view of a block combination structure provided by an embodiment of the application.
The embodiment of the application provides a mutual embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure which comprises square piles 1, wherein first cushion layers 2 are arranged at the joints of the square piles 1 and the ground, and the square piles 1 can provide physical support for a side slope, prevent soil erosion and landslide and keep the stability of the side slope. By arranging the square piles 1 in the side slope, various forces from water flow or geological activities can be effectively resisted, and therefore safety and stability of two banks of a river channel are ensured. After the square pile 1 is arranged at a proper position along the river bank in a driving mode, the square pile 1 is arranged around the square pile 1, the ground is leveled at the joint of the square pile 1 and the ground, a foundation pit is excavated, the first cushion layer 2 is formed by binding reinforcing steel bars and pouring concrete, the stability of the embedded planting retaining wall structure can be improved, and meanwhile, the concrete has a strong flood discharge and drainage function because the water flow velocity at the bottom of a river is greater than that at the surface of the river, so that the embedded planting retaining wall structure can bear a large water flow impact.
The cofferdam is a temporary enclosure structure, and can prevent water and soil from entering the built position of the embedded plant-generated retaining wall structure when the embedded plant-generated retaining wall structure is built, so that the construction area is ensured to be dry, and the water and the foundation pit are conveniently drained and excavated. The height of the cofferdam is higher than the highest water level which can occur in the construction period, so that the safety of construction is improved.
And the second cushion layer 3 is connected with the first cushion layer 2, the second cushion layer 3 is arranged above the first cushion layer 2, and the whole second cushion layer 3 is rectangular. In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 5, the end of the second cushion layer 3 away from the first cushion layer 2 is provided with a stopper 301, the stopper 301 protrudes from the surface of the second cushion layer 3, and the stopper 301 abuts against the block 4. When the embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure is built, one end of the second cushion layer 3 is provided with a stop block 301, the stop block 301 protrudes out of the surface of the second cushion layer 3 and is in close contact with the building block 4, when the building height of the building block 4 becomes high, the lateral pressure of the building block 4 is larger, the building block 4 is easy to move in the direction away from the square pile 1, and then the embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure can be caused to collapse, therefore, the stop block 301 is arranged on the second cushion layer 3 to stop the lateral pressure of the building block 4, the lateral pressure of the building block 4 is enhanced, and the safety of the embedded plant-growing structure is improved.
The building blocks 4 are arranged on the second cushion layer 3, the building blocks 4 are stacked layer by layer from bottom to top, any adjacent building blocks 4 on the same layer are abutted, any two adjacent building blocks 4 are meshed with each other, and the distance from the building block 4 to the second cushion layer 3 is inversely proportional to the distance from the building block 4 to the square pile 1. As shown in fig. 3, fig. 3 is a schematic view of a combined structure of the blocks 4, wherein the blocks 4 contacting the second cushion layer 3 are provided as a first layer for convenience of description. The end of the block 4 close to the square pile 1 is provided with a boss 404, and the blocks 4 are mutually meshed through the boss 404. One end of the boss 404 of the first course of blocks 4 remote from the blocks 4 abuts the second cushion layer 3. After the first layer of building blocks 4 are paved, the second layer of building blocks 4 are stacked on the first layer of building blocks 4, one end, away from the building blocks 4, of the boss 404 of the second layer of building blocks 4 is clamped with the boss 404 of the first layer of building blocks 4, and two adjacent layers of building blocks 4 are mutually clamped through the boss 404, so that the interlocking performance among the building blocks 4 is improved, and the structural stability is improved. The displacement of the block 4 caused by the impact of water flow is reduced.
Meanwhile, as shown in fig. 1, because the boss 404 protrudes out of the surface of the block 4, an included angle exists between the first layer of blocks 4 and the second cushion layer 3, when the blocks 4 are stacked, the blocks 4 gradually approach the square pile 1 when the number of layers of the blocks 4 is increased, and the final blocks 4 are abutted with the square pile 1.
A layer of gravel 6 may be provided between the block 4 and the square pile 1 as the block 4 is laid. For example, after the first layer of building blocks 4 is paved, a gravel layer 6 can be paved between the first layer of building blocks 4 and the square piles 1, the height of the gravel layer 6 is not higher than that of the first layer of building blocks 4, after the second layer of building blocks 4 is paved, the gravel layer 6 can be paved between the second layer of building blocks 4 and the square piles 1 again, each time the height of the gravel layer 6 is not higher than that of the uppermost layer of building blocks 4, the building blocks 4 and the gravel are paved in sequence, and finally, the mutual embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure is completed, the gravel layer 6 can provide supporting force for the building blocks 4, and the situation that the building blocks 4 are stressed greatly and damaged is reduced. At the same time, the block 4 provides protection for the gravel layer 6, reducing the way in which the water flow flushes the gravel layer 6, resulting in loss of gravel.
In addition, as shown in fig. 4, when the river channel is arc-shaped, the arc-shaped river channel can be built by mutually embedding the vegetation retaining wall structure by setting the placement positions of the building blocks 4. Therefore, the embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure can be built in the river channel with the complex shape by arranging the square piles 1 and the building blocks 4, so that the problem that the construction difficulty of the river channel slope protection engineering in an uneven river channel is high is solved.
In some embodiments, the adjacent two courses of blocks 4 also include anchor bars 8, the blocks 4 being provided with anchor holes 403, the anchor bars 8 being inserted into the anchor holes 403 to connect any adjacent two courses of blocks 4. In the construction of the inter-embedded vegetation retaining wall structure, the blocks 4 with the anchor holes 403 are stacked into a wall, and any two adjacent blocks 4 are firmly connected together by inserting the anchor rods 8 into the anchor holes 403. The stability and the integrity of the embedded plant-growing structure are improved. Preventing the blocks 4 from being displaced due to the external force.
In some embodiments, the inter-embedded vegetation retaining wall structure further comprises geotextiles 8, the geotextiles 8 being disposed between the gravel layer 6 and the square piles 1. For example, after the square piles 1 are arranged, the square piles can be arranged between any two adjacent square piles 1 in a sectionalized manner, and geotechnical cloth 8 can be used for blocking the front of all square piles 1, so that fine particles are reduced to run off when the gravel layer 6 is paved, the structure of the gravel layer 6 is protected, meanwhile, the load can be dispersed, and the pressure of the square piles 1 is reduced.
In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 6, the embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure further includes a capping 9, where the capping 9 is disposed at an end of the square pile 1 away from the first bedding layer 2, and the capping 9 abuts the block 4. In the construction of the embedded plant-generated retaining wall structure, in order to protect the edge of a river channel, the pressing top 9 is arranged at the end part of the square pile 1, which is far away from the first cushion layer 2, and the pressing top 9 is in close contact with the building block 4, so that the supporting force of the edge of the river channel is enhanced, collapse is prevented, and in addition, the pressing top 9 is arranged, so that a neat edge is provided for the river channel.
In some embodiments, as shown in fig. 2, the block 4 includes a first hole 401 and a second hole 402, the first hole 401 having a rectangular cross section and the second hole 402 having a hexagonal cross section. Wherein the first hole 401 may be used for filling pebbles and the second hole 402 may be used for planting aquatic plants. For example, pebbles may be placed in the first holes 401 after each layer of blocks 4 is laid, and the overall shear strength of the blocks 4 may be improved by filling pebbles in the first holes 401.
Meanwhile, after the building blocks 4 and the gravel layers 6 are paved, aquatic plants can be planted in the second holes 402, and the planted aquatic plants are mainly used for maintaining the stability of the embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure, enhancing the biodiversity and beautifying the environment. Specifically, the root system of the aquatic plant can effectively fix soil, reduce the scouring and erosion of water flow to the river bank, and improve the stability of the mutually embedded vegetation retaining wall structure. The aquatic plants are also helpful for recovering and enhancing the diversity of the river bank ecological system, providing habitat for various organisms and maintaining ecological balance. In addition, aquatic vegetation can promote river course view, increase leisure and ornamental value, improve the living environment of surrounding residents.
In some embodiments, the second cushion layer 3 includes the planted bars 5, the planted bars 5 are connected with the square piles 1, and the second cushion layer 3 is formed by casting the planted bars 5. In construction, the second mat 3 is embedded with reinforcing steel bars and connected to the square piles 1, and then the mat is integrated by casting concrete. For example, the second cushion layer 3 can be formed by binding foundation steel bars and pouring layers, a section of steel bars is reserved on the side surface of the second cushion layer 3 connected with the square pile 1, then the contact point of the reserved steel bars of the square pile 1 and the second cushion layer 3 is set as a locating point, holes are drilled on the locating point of the square pile 1, and the hole diameter and the depth are required to meet the design requirements so as to ensure that the steel bars can be firmly implanted. After the drilling is completed, dust and impurities in the holes need to be removed, special structural adhesive is injected into the clean holes, and then rust removal, cleaning and the like are performed on the reinforcing steel bars so as to ensure good combination of the reinforcing steel bars and the structural adhesive. And slowly screwing the treated reinforcing steel bars into the holes filled with the structural adhesive according to the design requirement, and ensuring that the reinforcing steel bars reach the preset positions. Finally, quality inspection, including pulling-resistant test, is carried out to ensure that the working quality of the bar planting 5 meets the design and safety requirements.
The second cushion layer 3 is connected with the square pile 1 through the planting ribs 5, so that the bonding strength between the second cushion layer 3 and the square pile 1 can be improved, and the durability and the crack resistance of the embedded plant-generated retaining wall structure are provided.
In some embodiments, any two adjacent square piles 1 have a pile core spacing of 50-60cm. In the construction of the embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure, the center-to-center distance between any two adjacent square piles 1 is 50-60cm, so that the sufficient supporting distance between the square piles 1 is ensured, the ground settlement is prevented, and the bearing capacity and the stability of the embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure are ensured.
According to the technical scheme, the application provides a mutual embedded vegetation retaining wall structure, which comprises square piles 1, a first cushion layer 2 arranged at the joint of the square piles 1 and the ground, a second cushion layer 3 connected with the first cushion layer 2, building blocks 4 arranged on the second cushion layer 3, wherein the building blocks 4 are built in layers from bottom to top, any two adjacent building blocks 4 in the same layer are abutted, any two adjacent building blocks 4 are meshed with each other, the distance from each building block 4 to the second cushion layer 3 is inversely proportional to the distance from each building block 4 to the square pile 1, and a gravel layer 6 is arranged between each building block 4 and each square pile 1. The square pile 1 is embedded into the target ground, the first cushion layer 2, the second cushion layer 3 and the square pile 1 are integrally formed, the building blocks 4 are staggered and stacked on the second cushion layer 3, gaps between the building blocks 4 and the square pile 1 are filled through the gravel layers 6 to complete the establishment of the mutually embedded vegetation retaining wall structure, the construction range is reduced, and the problem of high construction difficulty of river channel slope protection is solved.
The above-provided detailed description is merely a few examples under the general inventive concept and does not limit the scope of the present application. Any other embodiments which are extended according to the solution of the application without inventive effort fall within the scope of protection of the application for a person skilled in the art.

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1. A mutual embedded vegetation retaining wall structure, comprising:
The square pile (1), the junction of the square pile (1) and the ground is provided with a first cushion layer (2);
a second cushion layer (3) connected with the first cushion layer (2);
The building blocks (4) are arranged on the second cushion layer (3), the building blocks (4) are stacked layer by layer from bottom to top, any adjacent layers of building blocks (4) are abutted, and any two adjacent layers of building blocks (4) are meshed with each other, wherein the distance from the building blocks (4) to the second cushion layer (3) is inversely proportional to the distance from the building blocks (4) to the square piles (1);
A gravel layer arranged between the block (4) and the square pile (1).
2. The embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure according to claim 1, further comprising an anchoring bar (8), wherein the blocks (4) are provided with anchoring holes (403), and wherein the anchoring bar (8) is inserted into the anchoring holes (403) to connect any two adjacent layers of the blocks (4).
3. The embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure according to claim 1, characterized in that a stop (301) is arranged at one end of the second cushion layer (3) far away from the first cushion layer (2), the stop (301) protrudes out of the surface of the second cushion layer (3), and the stop (301) is abutted with the building block (4).
4. The embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure according to claim 1, characterized in that the end of the block (4) close to the square pile (1) is provided with a boss (404), and the blocks (4) are mutually engaged through the boss (404).
5. The embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure according to claim 1, further comprising geotextile (7), said geotextile (7) being arranged between said gravel layer and said square pile (1).
6. The embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure according to claim 1, further comprising a capping (10), wherein the capping (10) is arranged at one end of the square pile (1) away from the first cushion layer (2), and the capping (10) is abutted with the building block (4).
7. The embedded vegetation retaining wall structure according to claim 1, wherein the block (4) comprises a first hole (401) and a second hole (402), the first hole (401) having a rectangular cross section and the second hole (402) having a hexagonal cross section.
8. The embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure according to claim 1, characterized in that the second cushion layer (3) comprises a plant bar (5), the plant bar (5) is connected with the square pile (1), and the second cushion layer (3) is formed by pouring the plant bar (5).
9. The embedded plant-growing retaining wall structure according to claim 1, characterized in that the distance between the pile centers of any two adjacent square piles (1) is 50-60cm.
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