DE8517057U1 - Supply cell - Google Patents

Description

Applicant: Dr. Hans-Claus Menzel, 7000 Stuttgart 75 Karlheinz Schumacher, 5653 Leichlingen

Supply cell

The invention relates to a supply cell according to the preamble of claim 1.

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For trees planted in settlements and urban areas, and especially in traffic areas, their supply is essential with water and its fertilization is of great importance. Supply systems are already known via which water and fresh air can be supplied. However, an optimal supply of the tree is required also an adaptation of the supply system to the tree growth, in particular to the increase in the crown

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The invention is based on the object of a supply device to create a tree with a good supply of water and a simple structure Fertilizers made possible.

This problem is solved by the technical teaching of claim 1.

The supply cell according to the invention can be in any desired Distance from the tree around it, any time after it has been planted. These Supply cell is used, for example, in the surface area in such a way that its end cover is flush with a paving, a smooth surface or the like. In this supply cell a magazine that needs to be changed from time to time is used. This magazine contains a filter and slow release fertilizer, which slow release fertilizer can also have a filter effect.

Polluted surface water can pass through this supply cell used for irrigation and fertilization. It is possible to get through this surface water to put a cleansing bed and slow release fertilizer through it in the supply cell.

A supply cell of this type can advantageously be used outside of the standard for tree planting Supply grids are installed. An insertion in the surface area outside the eaves area of the

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expected crown diameter is more advantageous Way possible. Due to a gradient in the surrounding area, such as the traffic areas, for example Surface water is fed to the supply cells in a targeted manner will. Contamination from alluvial parts in the surface water is caused by the filter materials in the Magazine cleaned.

Both end surfaces of the hollow body can advantageously be open, so that this hollow body has the shape of a tube with parallelepipedic side surfaces. The end faces of the hollow body on which the removable cover is placed can have a peripheral edge for receiving it.
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A particularly simple embodiment is created in that the hollow body and the magazine are cylindrical are trained. The wall of the magazine can also have openings. Breakthroughs can also be provided in the removable cover.

A particularly easy-to-produce embodiment The supply cell forms a hollow body, which is a rectangular, planar parallelepiped. The parts, out which the supply cell consists of can be made of glass fiber reinforced concrete.

An embodiment of the invention is intended in the following description with reference to the Fig. The drawing will be explained.

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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a supply cell, which in the surface area, the
surrounds a tree, is built in,

2 shows a perspective view of a cut-open supply cell

3 is a perspective view of an in the supply cell inserted magazine.

In Fig. 1 there is a paving 13 surrounding a tree

shown. In the area of this paving 13 is the (

Supply cell 1 used. The supply cell 1 |

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a hollow body 2, the three parallel side {

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rectangular, flat cuboid. |

The side walls 5> 6 and 7 of this hollow body 2 |

have openings 12. The two end faces 3; and 4 of the hollow body 2 are open.

The upper end surface 3 of the hollow body 2 is means

a removable cover 8 closed. In the

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The cover 8 isx; also, as shown at 12, broken through .

The magazine 10 shown in FIG. 10 is inserted into the parallelepiped hollow body 2. The cavity 9 of the parallelepiped hollow body 2 has a circular cross section, ie it is cylindrical. The magazine 10 is also a cylinder and can be provided with a support bracket.
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The magazine 10 also has openings 12 in its walls.

This magazine 10 is filled with a filter material and a slow release fertilizer.

The construction of this supply cell makes it possible, after removing the cover 8, to replace the magazine 10 from time to time as required.
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Claims (8)

Il I Il Il DiPL.-iNG. dr. MICHAEL MAIKOWSKI Patent Attorney European Patent Representative ■ European Patent Attorney · Mandatalre en brevets europens Dr. M. MaikowskI ■ Patent Attorney · Xantener StraSe 10 ■ D-1000 Berlin German Patent Office; Office Berlin Xantener Straße 10, D-1000 Berlin Telephone 030/0 881 81 81 + 882 61 Telex 185366 8000 Munich 2 Your reference: Your ref. My reference: My ref. Date: Date: Subject: P 83/85 Vl / re O6.O6.I985 Aiomelder: Dr. Hans-Claus Menzel, 7000 Stuttgart 75 Karlheinz Schumacher, 5653 Leichlingen Supply cell Protection claims 1. Supply cell for trees that can be used in the surface area surrounding the tree, marked by, a parallelepiped hollow body (2) with at least one open end surface (3> 4)> which is closed by means of a removable cover (8), the side walls (5j 6, 7) of which are perforated and in the cavity (9) with a filter material 83/85. Munich office: Nyrnphenburger Str, äßp, 81,8J ^ O .MßnQhea 19, phone 08ä / 0 18 0818, telex 5 22 263 IJ I * t t * · · : ".; Patent attorney OipL-tng: Or. Michael Maikowski 1 .11 II) ··· « On the brief dated 06.06.1985 ^sheet - ■ 2 - and fertilizer-filled, replaceable magazine (10) is inserted. 2. Supply cell according to claim 1, characterized in that both end faces (3, 4) of the hollow body (21) are open.
10 3. Supply cell according to one of claims 1-2, characterized in that the one open end face (3) of the hollow body (2) a peripheral edge (11) for receiving the removable Has lid (8). 4 · supply cell according to one of claims 1 - 3j characterized in that the cavity (9) and the magazine (19) are cylindrical.
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