CN113356131B - Fabricated concrete stepped cross block seashore erosion prevention structure - Google Patents

Fabricated concrete stepped cross block seashore erosion prevention structure Download PDF

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CN113356131B
CN113356131B CN202110415413.6A CN202110415413A CN113356131B CN 113356131 B CN113356131 B CN 113356131B CN 202110415413 A CN202110415413 A CN 202110415413A CN 113356131 B CN113356131 B CN 113356131B
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The invention provides an assembled concrete stepped cross block coast erosion prevention structure, and belongs to the field of coast protection. In the transverse direction, the finger joint teeth and the finger joint grooves of the lower step plate of the concrete step cross block are mutually matched and connected, and a transversely through one-way transverse through hole is formed at the bottom; in the longitudinal direction, the finger joint teeth and the finger joint grooves of the upper step plate are mutually matched and connected, and a longitudinally through unidirectional longitudinal through hole is formed at the top; the concrete step cross blocks are connected in a crisscross mode to form staggered and communicated sand accumulation holes with rectangular horizontal projections. The invention has the advantages that the sand is restrained from flowing from the coast to the sea, and the sand flowing along with the near-shore flow is caught, thereby relieving the erosion of the coast and being beneficial to protecting the coast and the sand beach; the technology has reasonable design and convenient operation; the method has the advantages that the industrial manufacturing and construction are adopted, the engineering quantity is effectively reduced, the construction efficiency is improved, the removed building materials can be recycled, and the waste of the building materials is avoided.

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Fabricated concrete stepped cross block seashore erosion prevention structure
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of coast protection, in particular to an assembled concrete stepped cross block coast erosion prevention structure.
Background
The coastal zone is positioned at the junction of ocean, land and air, is a very sensitive zone, and is very easy to cause unbalanced silt collection and distribution of the coast under the influence of wind, wave, tide, flow and human activities, so that a series of coastal erosion phenomena such as coastline retreating, beach erosion and the like are caused.
For a long time, the coastal erosion degree is aggravated by a series of human activities and natural disasters which are difficult to predict, and relevant scholars do a great deal of work aiming at erosion phenomena of different erosion, so that scientific basis is provided for protection and repair of coastal zones. The relevant theoretical research conditions of coastal erosion in recent years at home and abroad, including coastal erosion mechanism, erosion reason and harm, are briefly described and discussed, the method for coastal protection and restoration is explored, and corresponding thinking is provided from the aspects of research methods, means and the like.
The sand beach of the coast is generated by accumulation of sand supplied from a river on land, a sand dune on the coast, and the sand supplied in a natural state is balanced with a phenomenon in which sand runs into the sea due to waves, so that the sand beach is maintained.
On the other hand, coastal sandy beach is not only in terms of environmental protection but also in terms of popularity in various ocean leisure sports, and the importance of this is also becoming prominent as a sightseeing resource, but because the shoreside of a river is buried or blocked by a concrete dike in river regulation works, the amount of sand flowing into the sea is drastically reduced due to the reduction of natural greenbelts caused by urban facility construction, the disappearance of coastal sand dunes caused by the burying, and the like, and the phenomenon of the reduction of the coastal sandy beach occurs.
According to the bank protection mode, the waves are pushed to the bank protection to scour the front of the bank protection, and sand loss cannot be prevented. The manual beach maintenance method in which sand is artificially input not only requires a large amount of expenses for sand collection and transportation but also is not a fundamental measure for preventing sand loss, and thus has a burden of continuously supplying sand.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides an assembled concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion prevention structure which not only can achieve the coastal erosion prevention effect, but also can be conveniently removed after the protection requirement is finished.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
an assembled concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion prevention structure is mainly formed by assembling concrete stepped cross blocks, in the transverse direction, finger joint teeth and finger joint grooves of a lower step plate of each concrete stepped cross block are mutually matched and connected, and a transversely through one-way transverse through hole is formed at the bottom of each concrete stepped cross block;
in the longitudinal direction, the finger joint teeth and the finger joint grooves of the upper step plate of the concrete step cross block are mutually matched and connected, and a longitudinally through unidirectional longitudinal through hole is formed at the top;
the concrete step cross blocks are connected in a crisscross mode to form staggered and communicated sand accumulation holes with rectangular horizontal projections;
the staggered communicated sand accumulation holes are transversely communicated through one-way transverse through holes at the bottom layer, are longitudinally communicated through one-way longitudinal through holes at the top layer, and are communicated in two directions of the longitudinal direction and the transverse direction respectively through two-way longitudinal through holes and two-way transverse through holes which are communicated in a latticed manner in the longitudinal direction and the transverse direction at the middle part.
Furthermore, the concrete stepped cross block mainly comprises an upper stepped plate, a lower stepped plate, finger joint teeth, finger joint grooves, an upper step transition plate and a lower step transition plate,
the upper step plate is positioned at the top, the lower step plate is positioned at the bottom, and the upper step plate and the lower step plate are mutually vertical;
the horizontal two ends of the upper step plate and the lower step plate are respectively provided with a finger joint tooth and a finger joint groove which are mutually alternated, the finger joint tooth and the finger joint groove are mutually matched, and the horizontal projection is trapezoidal;
the upper step plate and the lower step plate are connected by an upper step transition plate and a lower step transition plate, and the thicknesses of the upper step plate, the lower step plate, the upper step transition plate and the lower step transition plate are equal;
the top surface of the upper-step transition plate is equal to the horizontal length of the upper stepped plate, the upper-step transition plate and the upper stepped plate are connected into a whole, the upper-step transition plate is in downward arc transition, the length is gradually reduced, and the length of the upper-step transition plate is equal to the thickness of the lower-step transition plate at the integral connection position of the lower-step transition plate;
the bottom surface of the lower-step transition plate is equal to the horizontal length of the lower stepped plate, the lower-step transition plate and the lower stepped plate are connected into a whole, the lower-step transition plate is in upward arc transition, the length is gradually reduced, the lower-step transition plate is connected with the whole, and the length of the lower-step transition plate is equal to the thickness of the upper-step transition plate.
The invention has the following effects and advantages:
the sand flow from the coast to the sea is inhibited, and the sand flowing along with the near-shore flow is captured, so that the erosion of the coast is relieved, and the coastal beach is protected; the technology has reasonable design and convenient operation; the method has the advantages that the industrial manufacturing and construction are adopted, the engineering quantity is effectively reduced, the construction efficiency is improved, the removed building materials can be recycled, and the waste of the building materials is avoided.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic top view of an assembled concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion protection structure;
FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of an assembled concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion prevention structure;
FIG. 3 is a schematic longitudinal section view of an assembled concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion prevention structure;
FIG. 4 is a schematic front view of a concrete stepped cross block;
FIG. 5 is a schematic top view of a concrete step cross block.
In the figure, 1 is a concrete step cross block; 2, staggered and communicated sand accumulation holes; 3 is a unidirectional longitudinal through hole; 4 is a bidirectional longitudinal through hole; 5 is a unidirectional transverse through hole; 6 is a bidirectional transverse through hole.
1-1 is an upper step plate; 1-2 is a lower step plate; 1-3 are finger joint teeth; 1-4 are finger joint grooves; 1-5 is an upper-stage transition plate; 1-6 are lower-stage transition plates.
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In order to further illustrate the present invention, the following detailed description of the present invention is given with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples, which should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention.
The fabricated concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion prevention structure provided by the invention is shown in figures 1-3.
An assembled concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion prevention structure is mainly formed by assembling concrete stepped cross blocks 1, in the transverse direction, finger joint teeth 1-3 and finger joint grooves 1-4 of a lower step plate 1-2 of the concrete stepped cross blocks 1 are mutually matched and connected, and a transversely through one-way transverse through hole 5 is formed at the bottom;
in the longitudinal direction, finger joint teeth 1-3 and finger joint grooves 1-4 of an upper step plate 1-1 of a concrete step cross block 1 are mutually matched and connected, and a longitudinally through unidirectional longitudinal through hole 3 is formed at the top;
the concrete step cross blocks 1 are connected in a longitudinal and transverse mode to form staggered and communicated sand accumulation holes 2 with rectangular horizontal projections;
the staggered communicated sand accumulation holes 2 are transversely communicated through unidirectional transverse through holes 5 at the bottom layer, are longitudinally communicated through unidirectional longitudinal through holes 3 at the top layer, and are communicated in longitudinal and transverse directions through bidirectional longitudinal through holes 4 and bidirectional transverse through holes 6 which are communicated in longitudinal and transverse directions in a lattice mode.
The concrete stepped cross block 1 mainly comprises an upper stepped plate 1-1, a lower stepped plate 1-2, finger joint teeth 1-3, finger joint grooves 1-4, an upper step transition plate 1-5 and a lower step transition plate 1-6,
the upper step plate 1-1 is positioned at the top, the lower step plate 1-2 is positioned at the bottom, and the upper step plate 1-1 and the lower step plate 1-2 are vertical to each other;
the horizontal ends of the upper step plate 1-1 and the lower step plate 1-2 are respectively provided with finger joint teeth 1-3 and finger joint grooves 1-4 which are mutually alternated, the finger joint teeth 1-3 and the finger joint grooves 1-4 are mutually matched, and the horizontal projection is trapezoidal;
the upper step plate 1-1 and the lower step plate 1-2 are connected by an upper step transition plate 1-5 and a lower step transition plate 1-6, and the thicknesses of the upper step plate 1-1, the lower step plate 1-2, the upper step transition plate 1-5 and the lower step transition plate 1-6 are equal;
the top surface of the upper-step transition plate 1-5 is equal to the horizontal length of the upper stepped plate 1-1, the upper-step transition plate 1-5 and the upper stepped plate 1-1 are connected into a whole, the upper-step transition plate 1-5 is in downward arc transition, the length is gradually reduced, the upper-step transition plate 1-5 is equal to the thickness of the lower-step transition plate 1-6 at the position where the lower-step transition plate 1-6 is connected into the whole;
the bottom surface of the lower-step transition plate 1-6 is equal to the horizontal length of the lower step plate 1-2, the lower-step transition plate 1-6 and the lower step plate 1-2 are connected into a whole, the lower-step transition plate 1-6 is in upward arc transition, the length is gradually reduced, the lower-step transition plate 1-6 is equal to the thickness of the upper-step transition plate 1-5 at the position where the upper-step transition plate 1-5 is connected into the whole.
The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various modifications and decorations can be made without departing from the principle of the present invention, and these modifications and decorations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. An assembled concrete stepped cross block coastal erosion prevention structure is mainly formed by assembling concrete stepped cross blocks (1), and is characterized in that in the transverse direction, finger joint teeth (1-3) and finger joint grooves (1-4) of a lower step plate (1-2) of the concrete stepped cross blocks (1) are mutually matched and connected, and a transversely through one-way transverse through hole (5) is formed at the bottom; in the longitudinal direction, finger joint teeth (1-3) and finger joint grooves (1-4) of an upper step plate (1-1) of the concrete step cross block (1) are mutually matched and connected, and a longitudinally through unidirectional longitudinal through hole (3) is formed at the top; the concrete stepped cross blocks (1) are connected in a crisscross mode to form staggered and communicated sand accumulation holes (2) with rectangular horizontal projections; the staggered communicated sand accumulation holes (2) are transversely communicated at the bottom layer through unidirectional transverse through holes (5), longitudinally communicated at the top layer through unidirectional longitudinal through holes (3), and communicated in the longitudinal and transverse directions through bidirectional longitudinal through holes (4) and bidirectional transverse through holes (6) which are communicated in a longitudinal and transverse direction latticed manner at the middle part;
the concrete stepped cross block (1) mainly comprises an upper stepped plate (1-1), a lower stepped plate (1-2), finger joint teeth (1-3), finger joint grooves (1-4), an upper stepped transition plate (1-5) and a lower stepped transition plate (1-6), wherein the upper stepped plate (1-1) is positioned at the top, the lower stepped plate (1-2) is positioned at the bottom, and the upper stepped plate (1-1) and the lower stepped plate (1-2) are vertical to each other; the two horizontal ends of the upper stepped plate (1-1) and the lower stepped plate (1-2) are respectively provided with finger joint teeth (1-3) and finger joint grooves (1-4) which are mutually alternated, the finger joint teeth (1-3) and the finger joint grooves (1-4) are mutually matched, and the horizontal projection is trapezoidal; the upper step plate (1-1) and the lower step plate (1-2) are connected by an upper step transition plate (1-5) and a lower step transition plate (1-6), and the thicknesses of the upper step plate (1-1), the lower step plate (1-2), the upper step transition plate (1-5) and the lower step transition plate (1-6) are equal; the top surface of the upper-step transition plate (1-5) is equal to the horizontal length of the upper stepped plate (1-1), the upper-step transition plate (1-5) and the upper stepped plate (1-1) are connected into a whole, the upper-step transition plate (1-5) is in downward arc transition, the length is gradually reduced, the upper-step transition plate (1-5) is equal to the thickness of the lower-step transition plate (1-6) at the position where the lower-step transition plate (1-6) is connected into the whole; the bottom surface of the lower-step transition plate (1-6) is equal to the horizontal length of the lower stepped plate (1-2), the lower-step transition plate (1-6) and the lower stepped plate (1-2) are connected into a whole, the lower-step transition plate (1-6) is in upward arc transition, the length is gradually reduced, the lower-step transition plate (1-6) is equal to the thickness of the upper-step transition plate (1-5) at the position where the upper-step transition plate (1-5) is connected into the whole.
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