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Definitions

• the invention relates to a stone, in particular a dike stone for a
• the invention relates to a use of such a stone.
• the invention relates to a method for producing a mass-retaining structure, in particular a flood dam.
• sandbags are currently used which are either filled on-site or transported already filled to a place threatened by flooding. Sandbags can also be used by inexperienced flood protection by stacking the same easy to build.
• a disadvantage of flood dams thus formed, however, is that they have only a low strength in the horizontal direction. In order nevertheless to form a stable flood dam, the sandbags are therefore arranged in several rows one behind the other, whereby a production of a sturdy dam is very expensive. Next usually only a filling of the sandbags must be done with sand, which is why such a flood dam can be produced only with great expenditure of time.
• the object of the invention is therefore to provide a stone with which a
• the first object is achieved by a stone of the type mentioned above, wherein on a top surface at least two ribs and on a
• a tensile force perpendicular to the base detachable connection of two stones are provided by a third stone at least two grooves corresponding to the ribs.
• a stone according to the invention which consists of positively connected, identical stones.
• stones can be arranged one above the other directly and without offset, wherein transverse forces can also be transmitted by a positive connection between the ribs and the grooves.
• the stone according to the invention it is also possible with the stone according to the invention to connect two adjacently positioned stones in a form-fitting manner indirectly by a third stone arranged on these stones.
• the connecting stone is positioned offset to the underlying stones, so that for the positive connection of each of the underlying stones a rib engages in one of the two grooves of the top stone.
• Dovetail cross-section usually a cross section with parallel or increasing with increasing distance from the top surface or the base area
• a particularly high strength in the horizontal direction results when the ribs arranged on the top surface and / or the grooves provided on the base surface have a substantially rectangular cross-section.
• a stable, watertight flood dam with a smaller embankment width can be formed, which can be quickly dismantled after use.
• the stones can be cleaned after use and stored for re-use, so that they can be used as often as desired. Thus, costs of producing a flood dam are reduced.
• the stone consists of concrete.
• other materials are possible, which withstand appropriate loads.
• Stacking the stones is possible.
• a rib distance between rib centers is approximately twice the edge distance of a rib center to an edge of the stone.
• two stones lying next to one another can be connected by an identical stone arranged on the two stones, without resulting in cavities in the flood dam.
• the stone is substantially parallelepiped-shaped, ribs being provided on at least two sides and grooves corresponding to at least two further sides for producing a corner joint.
• flood dams can be realized with a variety of forms. It is particularly advantageous if the stone has a ratio of a length to a width which corresponds to about two to connect two longitudinally juxtaposed stones by a transversely positioned to these stone can. Length and width are defined here as distances of the side surfaces without ribs.
• a centrally disposed rib or groove and on one longitudinal side two grooves or ribs are usually provided on a broad side of the stone, which have a ratio of rib distance to edge distance of about two.
• a simple connection of a broad side of a stone with a longitudinal side of another stone is achieved when longitudinal axes of the ribs or grooves of the broad side and the longitudinal side are aligned approximately parallel and the ribs have an identical cross-section.
• the side surfaces of the stone and the top surface and the base surface, which have the ribs or grooves, are preferably formed as flat surfaces for easy availability of the stones.
• the ribs and grooves are expediently designed, at least in part, for a connection which can be loaded on a train, in particular for a dovetail connection, in order to achieve a good stability of the flood embankment.
• a dovetail connection has been proven, but other shapes of the ribs and grooves are possible, which allow a load-bearing positive connection.
• a distance between boundary surfaces of the cross section increases with increasing distance from the side surface, for example semicircular, triangular and / or polygonal cross sections.
• At least one rib is formed shorter than a groove which is arranged on an opposite side surface of the stone and corresponds to the rib.
• the rib then does not extend over an entire length of the corresponding side surface, so that there are gaps between the rib ends and edges of the stone.
• a stone can also be positioned offset on a stone of a corner joint, without colliding with ribs of the further stone of the corner joint.
• an additional recess is arranged as a mounting handle for mounting approximately centrally on a side surface of the stone.
• the stone can also be moved with one hand, whereby a construction and a reduction of the flood dam is simplified.
• an inventive stone can also be used in a different orientation, so that the individual side surfaces with the base or the
• the flood dam has stones according to the invention, which are connected in the vertical and in the horizontal direction by identical bricks. An all-round connection is easily possible by ribs and corresponding grooves, which are usually arranged on all sides of the stone.
• Such a Flood dam can be produced by stacking or vertical insertion of the stones with little effort and preferably has a plurality of positive connections, wherein stones can be connected one above the other, side by side, parallel or arranged as a corner joint.
• the second object is achieved in that a stone according to the invention is used to form a flood dam.
• a stone according to the invention is used to form a flood dam.
• the advantages described above can be implemented particularly well.
• several stones are positively connected, in particular in several spatial directions, whereby a loose mass of the embankment, usually earth or gravel, can be fastened in a simple and effective manner.
• the further object is achieved in that in a method of the type mentioned at least two stones, which ribs and grooves corresponding to the ribs, in particular inventively formed stones are indirectly connected by a third such stone.
• a structure is due to a modular design quickly produced, expandable and quickly degradable after use again.
• the structure can also be used to attach a slope or the like.
• FIGS. 1 to 4 show an embodiment of a stone according to the invention in various isometric views
• FIG. 5 and 6 parts of a flood dam.
• Fig. 1 to 4 show a stone according to the invention designed as a Dammstein 1 in different isometric views, wherein it is apparent that on a flood dam.
• Top surface 4 two parallel ribs 2 are provided, which have a rectangular cross-section. In principle, more than two ribs 2 can be provided. At a base surface 5 opposite the top surface 4 corresponding grooves 3 are provided to the ribs 2, which also has a rectangular
• ribs 2 and grooves 3 are two adjacent stones 1 by a third stone arranged on these stones 1 1 indirectly and positively connected.
• ribs 2 are provided on a first side surface 6 and a third side surface 8, which extend along a height 17 of the stone 1.
• corresponding grooves 3 are provided on the second side surface 7 and the fourth side surface 9. A distance between two rib centers 13 at one
• Side surface is defined as rib distance 10, a distance between one
• a ratio of the rib distance 10 to the edge distance 1 1 both on the top surface 4 and on the first side surface 6 is about two in order to form a flood dam 14 with high strength.
• juxtaposed stones 1 can be connected by a centrally positioned on these, third such stone 1, since the two grooves 3 of the stone then lying on top 1 correspond to one rib 2 of the two underlying stones 1.
• stones 1 arranged one behind the other can also be positively connected by means of a stone 1 lying next to them with high strength.
• a rib 2 is centrally arranged, which, like the ribs 2 positioned on the first side surface 6, extends along a height 17 of the stone 1, so that longitudinal axes of these ribs 2 are parallel. Because these ribs 2 and the corresponding grooves 3 on the second side surface 7 and the fourth
• Corner connection between two stones 1 are produced. This allows manifold Forming a flood dam 14 produced by the stones 1. This results in a particularly high strength, when a ratio of a width 16 of the stone 1 to a length 15 of the stone 1 is about two.
• a height 17 of the stone 1 corresponds, as shown, preferably between one half and one double of the width 16 of the stone 1 in order to ensure good handling.
• the ribs 2 are formed on the top surface 4 shorter than the corresponding grooves 3 on the base 5 and do not protrude to edges of the top surface 4. This results in a displacement of stacked stones 1, the one Forming the flood dam 14 simplified. For this purpose, it is further favorable if all the grooves 3 extend over the entire length 15 or height 17 of the respective side surface.
• the ribs 2 or grooves 3 of the top surface 4 and the base 5 do not form a train loadable connection, so that the stones 1 an upper layer at a dismantling the flood dam 14 can be easily lifted from a lower position.
• the corresponding ribs 2 or grooves 3 are designed for a connection in the vertical direction with parallel or with increasing distance from the top surface 4 or the base surface 5 tapered boundary surfaces, for example with a
• Long side has a trained as a recess mounting handle 12 through which the stone 1 is easy to handle.
• the stone 1 is substantially parallelepiped-shaped, so that top surface 4 and bottom surface 5 are usually perpendicular to the first side surface 6, second side surface 7, third side surface 8 and fourth side surface 9 are.
• first side surface 6 and second side surface 7 are generally perpendicular to the third side surface 8 and fourth side surface 9.
• FIGS. 5 and 6 show expansion stages of a flood dam 14
• the structure can also be used for fastening other loose masses, for example for attachment of a slope.
• the pictured part of the flood dam 14 has a plurality of form-locking connections of identical stones 1. In this case, eight stones 1 are shown in a lower position, each with four stones 1 parallel and flush
• the flood dam 14 has two
• Corner joints wherein two adjacent, parallel stones 1 on a broad side or the third side surface 8 are connected to a transverse thereto arranged stone 1 on one longitudinal side and the second side surface 7. Due to the
• Ratio of rib distance 10 to edge distance 11 of about two is a void-free connection possible, so that a binder-free flood dam 14 is formed with high strength.
• FIG. 6 shows the flood dam 14 according to FIG. 5 in a further expansion stage. It is seen that in the upper layer, a second stone 1 is arranged, which also indirectly connects two underlying stones 1 and is connected to a third side surface 8 by a dovetail joint with the further stone 1 of the upper layer.
• a mass such as a flood dam 14 formed with high strength which can be set up quickly even by inexperienced ones. Because of the special shape and arrangement of the ribs 2, a high strength is ensured because the compound, in contrast to conventional, formed of sandbags flood dams 14 in a horizontal direction and train is loaded.
• the flood dam 14 formed with the stone 1 according to the invention is thus fast to produce and can be due to a modular design both on roads and
• Binders are connected, the flood dam 14 can be easily dismantled after use again and the stones 1 are used as often as desired.

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