JP2003082638A - Building material for civil engineered structure, method for manufacturing building material for civil engineered structure, and civil engineered structure - Google Patents

Building material for civil engineered structure, method for manufacturing building material for civil engineered structure, and civil engineered structure

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JP2003082638A
JP2003082638A JP2001266937A JP2001266937A JP2003082638A JP 2003082638 A JP2003082638 A JP 2003082638A JP 2001266937 A JP2001266937 A JP 2001266937A JP 2001266937 A JP2001266937 A JP 2001266937A JP 2003082638 A JP2003082638 A JP 2003082638A
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Isao Yukimoto
功 行本
Kiyonori Hasegawa
聖記 長谷川
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Kankyo Kogaku Co Ltd
Kankyo Kogaku Kenkyusho KK
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Priority to KR2020020020614U priority patent/KR200291348Y1/en
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E02HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
    • E02DFOUNDATIONS; EXCAVATIONS; EMBANKMENTS; UNDERGROUND OR UNDERWATER STRUCTURES
    • E02D29/00Independent underground or underwater structures; Retaining walls
    • E02D29/02Retaining or protecting walls
    • E02D29/0258Retaining or protecting walls characterised by constructional features
    • E02D29/0266Retaining or protecting walls characterised by constructional features made up of preformed elements
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E02HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
    • E02DFOUNDATIONS; EXCAVATIONS; EMBANKMENTS; UNDERGROUND OR UNDERWATER STRUCTURES
    • E02D29/00Independent underground or underwater structures; Retaining walls
    • E02D29/02Retaining or protecting walls
    • E02D29/0225Retaining or protecting walls comprising retention means in the backfill
    • E02D29/0233Retaining or protecting walls comprising retention means in the backfill the retention means being anchors
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E02HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
    • E02DFOUNDATIONS; EXCAVATIONS; EMBANKMENTS; UNDERGROUND OR UNDERWATER STRUCTURES
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    • E02D2600/20Miscellaneous comprising details of connection between elements

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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a building material for a civil engineered structure, which not only contributes to reduction in frequency of piling work for constructing the civil engineered structure, but also facilitates a series of piling work. SOLUTION: A plurality of individual imitation stone blocks 6 are connected to each other via reinforcing bars 8 to form a long wall panel 4, and a plurality of anchors 5 extend rearward from a rear surface of the wall panel 4, to thereby construct the civil engineered structure. By virtue of the construction, in comparison with the case where the entire civil engineered structure is formed of concrete, the civil engineered structure concerned is light in weight, and facilitates its piling work.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、土木構築物用構築
材、土木構築物用構築材の製造方法及び土木構築物に関
する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a building material for civil engineering structures, a method of manufacturing a building material for civil engineering structures, and a civil engineering structure.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】近時、護岸、擁壁等の土木構築物の構築
においては、土木構築物用構築材が用いられる傾向にあ
る。その土木構築物用構築材の一つとして、積み上げ施
工性を高めるべく、複数の独立した壁材と連結線とを用
いて長尺な壁面パネルが形成され、該壁面パネルに該壁
面パネル裏面から後方に延びる複数の延出部が設けら
れ、該各延出部に移動抵抗を増大させる抵抗力増大部が
それぞれ設けられているものがある。例えば特開200
1−146726には、壁材部と、該壁材部から該壁材
部の上下幅と同一の長さをもって後方に延びる延出部
と、該延出部に設けられるフランジ状の抵抗力増大部と
をコンクリートにより一体的に形成した土木用ブロック
を複数用意し、その複数の土木用ブロックを連結線によ
り連結してその各土木用ブロックの壁材部をもって長尺
な壁面パネルを構成したものが示されている。このもの
においては、複数の土木用ブロックの壁材部をもって長
尺な壁面パネルが構成されることから、土木用ブロック
を個々に積み上げる場合に比して積み上げ施工回数を減
らすことができ、しかも、連結線を各土木用ブロック間
で曲げて、壁面パネルを湾曲させることもできることに
なる。
2. Description of the Related Art Recently, construction materials for civil engineering structures tend to be used in constructing civil engineering structures such as revetments and retaining walls. As one of the construction materials for civil engineering construction, a long wall panel is formed by using a plurality of independent wall materials and connecting lines to enhance stacking workability, and the wall panel is rearward from the back surface of the wall panel. In some cases, a plurality of extending portions are provided, and each of the extending portions is provided with a resistance increasing portion that increases movement resistance. For example, JP-A-200
1-146726 includes a wall material portion, an extension portion that extends rearward from the wall material portion with the same length as the vertical width of the wall material portion, and a flange-shaped resistance force increase provided in the extension portion. A plurality of civil engineering blocks that are integrally formed with concrete parts are prepared, and the plurality of civil engineering blocks are connected by connecting lines to form a long wall panel with the wall material of each civil engineering block. It is shown. In this thing, since the long wall panel is composed of the wall material parts of the plurality of civil engineering blocks, the number of stacking works can be reduced compared to the case where the civil engineering blocks are individually stacked, and, It is also possible to bend the connecting line between the civil engineering blocks to bend the wall panel.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかし、上記土木構築
物用構築材における各土木用ブロックは、壁材部だけで
なく後方に延びる延出部、その延出部に設けられる抵抗
力増大部のいずれの部分も、重量安定性、移動抵抗力等
を確保するためにコンクリートブロックにより構成され
ており、各土木用ブロック自体が、かなりの重量物とな
っている。このため、複数の土木用ブロックを連結して
壁面パネルを構成することとした場合には、それを用い
れば、積み上げ施工回数を減らすことができるものの、
積み上げ作業自体が大がかりとなり、さらには、積み上
げ時の微調整は手軽には行えないことになる。
However, each of the civil engineering blocks in the construction material for civil engineering structures described above is not only a wall material portion but also an extension portion extending rearward and a resistance force increasing portion provided in the extension portion. The part of is also composed of a concrete block in order to secure weight stability, movement resistance and the like, and each civil engineering block itself is a heavy object. For this reason, when it is decided to connect a plurality of civil engineering blocks to form a wall panel, if it is used, the number of stacking constructions can be reduced,
The stacking work itself becomes large-scale, and further, fine adjustment at the time of stacking cannot be easily performed.

【0004】本発明は以上のような事情を勘案してなさ
れたもので、その第1の技術的課題は、土木構築物を構
築するための積み上げ施工回数を減らすことができるだ
けでなく、一連の積み上げ作業を容易にすることができ
る土木構築物用構築材を提供することにある。第2の技
術的課題は、上記土木構築物用構築材を製造する土木構
築物用構築材の製造方法を提供することにある。第3の
技術的課題は、上記土木構築物用構築材を利用した土木
構築物を提供することにある。
The present invention has been made in consideration of the above circumstances, and the first technical problem is not only that the number of times of stacking for constructing a civil engineering structure can be reduced but also that a series of stacking can be performed. It is to provide a construction material for a civil engineering structure that can facilitate work. The 2nd technical subject is providing the manufacturing method of the construction material for civil engineering structures which manufactures the construction material for civil engineering structures mentioned above. A third technical problem is to provide a civil engineering structure using the construction material for civil engineering structure described above.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記第1の技術的課題を
達成するために本発明(請求項1の発明)にあっては、
複数の独立した壁材部と連結線とを用いて長尺な壁面パ
ネルが形成され、該壁面パネルに該壁面パネル裏面から
後方に延びる複数の延出部が設けられ、該各延出部に移
動抵抗を増大させる抵抗力増大部がそれぞれ設けられて
いる土木構築物用構築材において、前記各延出部が、線
材である構成としてある。この請求項1の発明の好まし
い態様としては、請求項2〜8の記載の通りとなる。
In order to achieve the first technical object, the present invention (the invention of claim 1) comprises:
A long wall panel is formed by using a plurality of independent wall members and connecting lines, and the wall panel is provided with a plurality of extension portions extending rearward from the back surface of the wall panel, and each extension portion In the construction material for civil engineering construction, each of which is provided with a resistance increasing portion that increases movement resistance, each of the extending portions is a wire. The preferred embodiments of the invention of claim 1 are as described in claims 2 to 8.

【0006】上記第2の技術的課題を達成するために本
発明(請求項9の発明)にあっては、型内に連結線を配
設すると共にコンクリートを充填して、複数の壁材を独
立して直列に成形すると共に、該複数の壁材内に該各壁
材を跨るようにしつつ連結線を埋設し、次に、前記各壁
材の未硬化状態において、取付け穴を形成し、次いで、
前記各壁材の硬化後、取付け穴にアンカーの一端部を取
付ける、ことを特徴とする土木構築物用構築材の製造方
法とした構成としてある。
In order to achieve the second technical object, according to the present invention (the invention of claim 9), a connecting wire is arranged in the mold and concrete is filled to form a plurality of wall materials. Independently molded in series, the connection wire is embedded while straddling each of the wall materials in the plurality of wall materials, then, in the uncured state of each wall material, to form a mounting hole, Then
After hardening each of the wall materials, one end of the anchor is attached to the mounting hole, which is a method for manufacturing a construction material for civil engineering construction.

【0007】上記第3の技術的課題を達成するために本
発明(請求項10の発明)にあっては、土木構築物用構
築材として、複数の独立した壁材が連結線を介して連結
された長尺な壁面パネルと、該壁面パネル裏面側から後
方に延びる複数の線材と、該各線材に設けられる抵抗力
増大部と、を備えるものが複数用意され、前記土木構築
物用構築材の壁面パネルが、線材、抵抗力増大部を後方
に配置しつつ積み上げられていると共に、該線材、該抵
抗力増大部が裏込め材料をもって埋設されている、こと
を特徴とする土木構築物とした構成としてある。
In order to achieve the third technical object, according to the present invention (the invention of claim 10), a plurality of independent wall materials are connected through a connecting wire as a construction material for civil engineering structures. A long wall surface panel, a plurality of wire rods extending rearward from the back surface of the wall surface panel, and a resistance-increasing portion provided on each wire rod are prepared in plurality, and the wall surface of the construction material for civil engineering structures is prepared. As a construction as a civil engineering structure, the panel is stacked while arranging the wire rod and the resistance-increasing portion rearward, and the wire rod and the resistance-increasing portion are embedded with a backfill material. is there.

【0008】[0008]

【発明の効果】請求項1に記載された発明によれば、複
数の独立した壁材が連結されて、壁面パネルが構成され
ていることから、当該土木構築物用構築材を用いること
により、従来通り、積み上げ施工回数を減らすことがで
きる一方、各延出部が線材であることにより、当該土木
構築物用構築材の重量を格段に低減させて積み上げ作業
を軽減できると共に、積み上げ時における位置決めの微
調整を容易に行うことができることになる。しかも、連
結線を各壁材間で曲げるに際しては、各延出部が、壁面
パネルの上下幅に比してかなり細い線材であることか
ら、延出部が干渉することを簡単に回避させて、壁面パ
ネルを、単に湾曲させる程度にとどまらず直角程度等に
も曲げることができ、壁面パネルの曲率をかなり大きく
することもできることになる。このため、壁面パネルの
曲率決定の自由度を高めることができることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 1, since a plurality of independent wall members are connected to each other to form a wall surface panel, the construction member for civil engineering structures is used, thus As described above, while the number of stacking works can be reduced, since each extension part is a wire rod, the weight of the construction material for civil engineering structures can be markedly reduced, and the stacking work can be reduced. The adjustment can be easily performed. Moreover, when the connecting wire is bent between the wall members, since the extension portions are wires that are considerably narrower than the vertical width of the wall panel, it is possible to easily avoid the extension portions from interfering with each other. As a result, the wall panel can be bent at a right angle as well as being simply curved, and the curvature of the wall panel can be considerably increased. Therefore, the degree of freedom in determining the curvature of the wall panel can be increased.

【0009】請求項2に記載された発明によれば、線材
が各壁材にそれぞれ連結されていることから、各壁材に
対してその壁材に連結される線材を介して抵抗力増大部
の抵抗力を働かせることができるだけでなく、その各壁
材の抵抗力を連結線を介して他の壁材にも及ぼすことが
できることになり、当該土木構築物用構築材を用いるこ
とにより極めて強固な土木構築物を構築できることにな
る。
According to the second aspect of the invention, since the wire rod is connected to each wall member, the resistance increasing portion is connected to each wall member via the wire rod connected to the wall member. Not only can the resistance of each wall material be exerted on the other wall materials through the connecting wire, it becomes extremely strong by using the construction material for civil engineering structures. Civil engineering structures can be constructed.

【0010】請求項3に記載された発明によれば、線材
が、複数の壁材のうちの一部の壁材に対して連結されて
いることから、一部の壁材に連結された線材における抵
抗力増大部の抵抗力を、連結線を介して壁面パネル(特
に、線材を連結しない壁材)に及ぼして、壁面パネルに
対する移動抵抗を効果的に確保できる一方、各壁材に線
材をそれぞれ設ける場合に比して当該土木構築物用構築
材の重量を軽減でき、一層、一連の積み上げ作業の容易
化を図ることができることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 3, since the wire rod is connected to a part of the plurality of wall members, the wire rod connected to a part of the wall members. The resistance force of the resistance increasing portion can be applied to the wall surface panel (particularly, the wall material that does not connect the wire material) through the connecting wire to effectively secure the movement resistance to the wall surface panel, while the wire material is attached to each wall material It is possible to reduce the weight of the construction material for the civil engineering structure as compared with the case where each is provided, and it is possible to further facilitate the series of stacking work.

【0011】請求項4に記載された発明によれば、各壁
材の裏面側に取付け穴がそれぞれ形成され、線材が取付
け穴のいずれかに取付けられていることから、構造上、
製造段階において壁面パネルを形成した後、取付け穴を
選択して、所望の壁材(所望の位置)に線材を取付ける
ことができることになる。このため、取付けられるべき
線材における抵抗力増大部の抵抗力を確実に壁面パネル
に働かせることができることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 4, since the mounting holes are respectively formed on the back surface side of the respective wall members and the wire members are mounted in any of the mounting holes, structurally,
After the wall panel is formed in the manufacturing stage, it is possible to select the mounting hole and mount the wire on the desired wall material (desired position). Therefore, the resistance force of the resistance force increasing portion of the wire to be attached can be reliably exerted on the wall panel.

【0012】請求項5に記載された発明によれば、複数
の壁材のうちの一部の壁材に、壁面パネルの裏面側にお
いて、該壁面パネルの上下幅と略同一長さとされた控え
柱部が一体的に設けられていることから、壁面パネルが
パネル状であっても控え柱部を利用して裏込め材料の充
填なしに、その壁面パネルを複数段に亘って積み上げる
(起立させる)こともできることになり、壁面パネルを
積み上げる毎に裏込め材料を充填する場合に比べて作業
の迅速化を図り、施工性を向上させることができること
になる。
According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, a part of the plurality of wall materials is provided with a back wall of the wall panel, which has substantially the same length as the vertical width of the wall panel. Since the pillars are integrally provided, even if the wall panels are panel-shaped, the retaining pillars are used to stack the wall panels in a plurality of steps without filling the backfill material (standing up). ), It is possible to speed up the work and improve the workability as compared with the case where the backfill material is filled every time the wall panels are stacked.

【0013】請求項6に記載された発明によれば、控え
柱部に、連結線材を通すための貫通孔が上下方向に形成
されていることから、当該土木構築物用構築材を積み上
げれば貫通孔が連なることになり、その貫通孔に連結線
材を通すことによって当該土木構築物用構築材相互の一
体化を高め、土木構築物を、より一層強固にすることが
できることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 6, since the through hole for passing the connecting wire is formed in the up-down direction in the stay column portion, if the construction material for civil engineering construction is piled up, it penetrates. The holes are connected, and by passing the connecting wire through the through holes, the integration of the building materials for civil engineering structures can be enhanced, and the civil engineering structures can be further strengthened.

【0014】請求項7に記載された発明によれば、連結
線が、複数の壁材を該複数の壁材の配列方向において貫
通していると共に、その連結線が、所定以上の荷重によ
り曲がるように設定されていることから、各壁面材相互
の連結強度を確保できる一方、壁面パネルを確実に曲げ
たり、湾曲させたりすることができることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 7, the connecting line penetrates the plurality of wall members in the arrangement direction of the plurality of wall members, and the connecting line is bent by a load of a predetermined value or more. Since it is set as described above, the connection strength between the wall surface materials can be secured, while the wall surface panel can be surely bent or curved.

【0015】請求項8に記載された発明によれば、抵抗
力増大部として、ストッパパネルが線材に設けられてい
ることから、ストッパパネルにより移動抵抗を的確に確
保できる一方、そのストッパパネルの軽さをもって、よ
り一層、当該土木構築物用構築材の重量の軽減を図るこ
とができることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 8, since the stopper panel is provided on the wire as the resistance increasing portion, the movement resistance can be properly secured by the stopper panel, while the stopper panel is light. Therefore, it is possible to further reduce the weight of the construction material for civil engineering structure.

【0016】請求項9に記載された発明によれば、型内
に連結線を配設すると共にコンクリートを充填して、複
数の壁材を独立して直列に成形すると共に、該複数の壁
材内に該各壁材に跨るようにしつつ連結線を埋設し、次
に、前記各壁材が未硬化状態において、取付け穴を形成
し、次いで、前記各壁材の硬化後、取付け穴にアンカー
の一端部を取付けることから、各壁材を連結線により連
結して壁面パネルを形成することができ、その壁面パネ
ル(壁材)に対する取付け穴の形成に際しては、コンク
リートの未硬化状態を利用して簡単に形成でき、壁面パ
ネル対するアンカーの取付けにおいては、その取付け穴
を利用して簡単に取付けることができることになる。こ
のため、前記請求項1に係る土木構築物用構築材を容易
に製造できることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 9, a plurality of wall materials are independently formed in series by disposing connecting wires in the mold and filling with concrete. A connecting wire is embedded so as to straddle each of the wall materials inside, and then a mounting hole is formed in the uncured state of each of the wall materials. Then, after hardening of each of the wall materials, an anchor is provided in the mounting hole. Since one end of the wall is attached, it is possible to form wall panels by connecting the wall materials with connecting wires. When forming mounting holes for the wall panels (wall materials), use the uncured state of concrete. Therefore, the anchor can be easily attached to the wall panel by using the attachment hole. Therefore, the construction material for civil engineering structures according to claim 1 can be easily manufactured.

【0017】請求項10に記載された発明によれば、土
木構築物用構築材として、複数の独立した壁材が連結線
を介して連結された長尺な壁面パネルと、該壁面パネル
裏面側から後方に延びる複数の線材と、該各線材に設け
られる抵抗力増大部と、を備えるものが複数用意され、
その土木構築物用構築材の壁面パネルが、線材、抵抗力
増大部を後方に配置しつつ積み上げられていると共に、
該線材、該抵抗力増大部が裏込め材料をもって埋設され
ていることから、前記請求項1に係る土木構築物用構築
材を利用して、強固な土木構築物を構築できることにな
る。
According to the invention described in claim 10, as a construction material for civil engineering construction, a long wall panel in which a plurality of independent wall materials are connected via connecting lines, and from the back surface side of the wall panel A plurality of wire rods extending rearward and a plurality of resistance force increasing portions provided on the wire rods are prepared,
The wall panel of the construction material for the civil engineering structure is stacked while the wire rod and the resistance-increasing portion are arranged rearward,
Since the wire rod and the resistance increasing portion are buried with the backfill material, it is possible to construct a strong civil engineering structure by using the civil engineering structure constructing material according to the first aspect.

【0018】[0018]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明の実施形態について
図面に基づいて説明する。図1〜図5は第1実施形態を
示すものである。この第1実施形態において、符号1
は、土木構築物としての擁壁で、この擁壁1は、土木構
築物用構築材2を、基礎コンクリート3から順次、階段
状に積み上げることにより構築されている。
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 to 5 show the first embodiment. In the first embodiment, reference numeral 1
Is a retaining wall as a civil engineering structure, and the retaining wall 1 is constructed by sequentially stacking the civil engineering structure constructing material 2 from the basic concrete 3 in a stepwise manner.

【0019】前記土木構築物用構築材2は、図1〜図4
に示すように、壁面パネル4と、アンカー5とを備えて
いる。壁面パネル4は、複数(本実施形態においては5
つ)の独立した壁材としての擬石ブロック6が一列に連
結されて長尺なパネル状に形成されており、各擬石ブロ
ック6は、コンクリートを用いて厚板状で且つ長方形状
に形成されている(例えば、縦辺L1:250mm前
後、横辺L2:400mm前後、厚みL3:100mm
前後)。この各擬石ブロック6は、その前面に粗雑な凸
凹をもって自然環境に調和する模様が施され、その各擬
石ブロック6の裏面の略中央部には、一つの取付け穴7
が形成されている。この取付け穴7は、本実施形態にお
いては、図5に示すように、先端部に樹脂筒(例えばA
BS樹脂製)30が嵌着されたインサートナット31に
より構成されており、インサートナット31内は樹脂筒
30内を介して外部に開口されている。この各擬石ブロ
ック6は、該各擬石ブロック6の横辺が横方向に連続す
るように配列されており、その全ての擬石ブロック6
は、その各擬石ブロック6を横方向に貫通する連結線と
しての鉄筋8(本実施形態においては2本の鉄筋8)に
より、互いに連結されている。この2本の鉄筋8は、上
下関係を保った状態で壁面パネル4の裏面側寄りに位置
されて、前後方向(図4中、左右方向)において、一列
をなすように配設(前後方向所定位置で上下関係をもっ
て配置)されており、その各鉄筋8は、所定以上の荷重
を加えることにより容易に曲げることができるように設
定されている。この所定以上の荷重は、各擬石ブロック
6の連結強度を確保できることを前提に、曲げ作業性を
考慮して適宜決められることになっている。このため、
擬石ブロック6間の隙間を考慮にいれつつ、鉄筋8を各
擬石ブロック6間において曲げることによって、壁面パ
ネル4の前面を所望曲率の湾曲面、直角状態等に形成で
きることになっている。
The construction material 2 for civil engineering construction is shown in FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 3, the wall panel 4 and the anchor 5 are provided. A plurality of wall panels 4 (in the present embodiment, 5
3) The pseudo stone blocks 6 as independent wall materials are connected in a row to form a long panel shape. Each pseudo stone block 6 is formed of concrete into a thick plate shape and a rectangular shape. (For example, vertical side L1: around 250 mm, horizontal side L2: around 400 mm, thickness L3: 100 mm
Before and after). Each of the pseudo stone blocks 6 has a rough front surface with a pattern that is in harmony with the natural environment.
Are formed. In the present embodiment, the mounting hole 7 has a resin tube (for example, A
(Made of BS resin) 30 is fitted into the insert nut 31, and the inside of the insert nut 31 is opened to the outside through the inside of the resin cylinder 30. The pseudo stone blocks 6 are arranged such that the lateral sides of the pseudo stone blocks 6 are continuous in the lateral direction, and all the pseudo stone blocks 6 are arranged.
Are connected to each other by reinforcing bars 8 (two reinforcing bars 8 in the present embodiment) as connecting lines that laterally penetrate the pseudo stone blocks 6. The two reinforcing bars 8 are positioned closer to the rear surface side of the wall panel 4 while maintaining the vertical relationship, and are arranged in a line in the front-rear direction (left-right direction in FIG. 4) (predetermined in the front-rear direction). The reinforcing bars 8 are arranged in a vertical relationship at positions, and each of the reinforcing bars 8 is set so as to be easily bent by applying a load of a predetermined value or more. The load equal to or more than the predetermined value is appropriately determined in consideration of bending workability on the assumption that the connection strength of each pseudo stone block 6 can be secured. For this reason,
By bending the reinforcing bars 8 between the pseudo stone blocks 6 while taking the gaps between the pseudo stone blocks 6 into consideration, the front surface of the wall panel 4 can be formed into a curved surface having a desired curvature, a right angle state, or the like.

【0020】前記壁面パネル4の裏面には、その横方向
内方側において、一対の控え柱部9が一体的に設けられ
ている。この控え柱部9は、壁面パネル4を構成する横
方向内側の擬石ブロック6と共に一体的に形成されて、
その擬石ブロック6の上下幅と同一長さを維持しつつ、
壁面パネル4の裏面から後方に一定長さL4(例えば2
50mm前後)をもって延びている。この控え柱部9の
下面には、横方向に延びる位置決め溝10が形成されて
いる一方、その控え柱部9上面には、その位置決め溝1
0に対応して、位置決め突部11が嵌合可能に形成され
ている。
On the rear surface of the wall panel 4, a pair of retaining columns 9 are integrally provided on the inner side in the lateral direction. The retaining pillar portion 9 is integrally formed with the pseudo stone block 6 on the inner side in the lateral direction which constitutes the wall surface panel 4,
While maintaining the same vertical width as the pseudo stone block 6,
A certain length L4 (for example, 2
About 50 mm). A positioning groove 10 extending in the lateral direction is formed on the lower surface of the retaining pillar portion 9, while the positioning groove 1 is formed on the upper surface of the retaining pillar portion 9.
Corresponding to 0, the positioning protrusion 11 is formed to be fittable.

【0021】前記アンカー5は、本実施形態において
は、図1、図3、図4に示すように、その一端部をもっ
て(図1中、左端部)前記各擬石ブロック6にそれぞれ
連結されている。このアンカー5には、擬石ブロック6
の使用時(積み上げ状態時)の移動(滑落)を裏込め材
料(胴込材:アンカー5を埋設する埋設材、例えば、土
砂、割栗石、砕石等)との抵抗により防ぐべく、軸状部
12(延出部、線材)、湾曲部としてのカール部13
(抵抗力増大部)、ストッパパネル14(抵抗力増大
部)等が備えられている。
In the present embodiment, the anchor 5 is connected to each of the pseudo stone blocks 6 by its one end (the left end in FIG. 1), as shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4. . This anchor 5 has a pseudo stone block 6
In order to prevent the movement (sliding) during use (when piled up) with the backfill material (body material: embedding material for burying the anchor 5, for example, earth and sand, split stone, crushed stone, etc.) 12 (extended portion, wire), curled portion 13 as a curved portion
A (resistance force increasing portion), a stopper panel 14 (resistance force increasing portion) and the like are provided.

【0022】上記軸状部12及びカール部13は、直線
材により一体的に形成されている。直線材は、強度、加
工性等を考慮して、鉄線、鉄筋、パイプ等が好ましく、
本実施形態においては、線径6mm程度の鉄線(アルミ
ニウムを10%程度含有)が用いられている。この直線
材の外周には、錆止めを目的として、メッキ層、樹脂被
覆層を形成するのが好ましい。上記軸状部7は、真っ直
ぐ延びており、その全長L5は、0.5〜1.5m程
度、好ましくは0.5m〜0.8m程度とされている。
この軸状部12の一端部外周には、雄ねじ32が形成さ
れており、この雄ねじ32は、前記擬石ブロック6内に
おけるインサートナット31に樹脂筒30を介して螺合
されている。
The shaft portion 12 and the curl portion 13 are integrally formed of a straight material. In consideration of strength, workability, etc., the linear material is preferably an iron wire, a reinforcing bar, a pipe, etc.
In this embodiment, an iron wire having a wire diameter of about 6 mm (containing about 10% of aluminum) is used. It is preferable to form a plating layer and a resin coating layer on the outer periphery of this straight material for the purpose of preventing rust. The shaft-shaped portion 7 extends straight, and the total length L5 thereof is about 0.5 to 1.5 m, preferably about 0.5 m to 0.8 m.
A male screw 32 is formed on the outer periphery of one end of the shaft-like portion 12, and the male screw 32 is screwed to the insert nut 31 in the pseudo stone block 6 via a resin cylinder 30.

【0023】前記カール部13は、図1、図3に示すよ
うに、軸状部13の他端部(図1の左端部)がカ−ル状
に巻かれて形成されている。このカール部13内には、
内径30mm前後の円状の孔が形成されており、その孔
の形成後、そのアンカー5の他端部(湾曲終端部)は、
巻き付け部として、軸状部12に巻かれることになって
いる。
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the curl portion 13 is formed by curling the other end portion (the left end portion in FIG. 1) of the shaft-shaped portion 13 into a curl shape. In the curl portion 13,
A circular hole having an inner diameter of about 30 mm is formed, and after the hole is formed, the other end portion (curved end portion) of the anchor 5 is
It is supposed to be wound around the shaft-shaped portion 12 as a winding portion.

【0024】前記ストッパパネル14は、図1、図3に
示すように、その板面を軸状部12の延び方向に向けつ
つ該軸状部12に移動可能に保持されている。ストッパ
パネル14は、樹脂、例えばABS樹脂を用いて、一辺
が150mm前後、厚みが6mm前後とされた正方形状
の合成樹脂板とされており、その中心部に挿通孔(図示
略)が形成されている。このストッパパネル14の挿通
孔には、軸状部12が挿通されており、ストッパパネル
14は、軸状部12を移動できる一方、カール部13に
よってその移動が規制されることになっている。
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the stopper panel 14 is movably held by the shaft-shaped portion 12 with its plate surface oriented in the extending direction of the shaft-shaped portion 12. The stopper panel 14 is made of resin, for example, ABS resin, and is a square synthetic resin plate having a side of about 150 mm and a thickness of about 6 mm, and an insertion hole (not shown) is formed in the center thereof. ing. The shaft-shaped portion 12 is inserted through the insertion hole of the stopper panel 14, and the stopper panel 14 can move the shaft-shaped portion 12 while the curl portion 13 restricts the movement.

【0025】このような土木構築物用構築材2を用いて
擁壁1を構築するには(単位区間(一土木構築物用構築
材2の横全長)当たりの場合)するには、土木構築物用
構築材2を基礎コンクリート3から順次、階段状に積み
上げられることになるが、この場合、上下関係にある土
木構築物用構築材2の一対の控え柱部9が重なるように
配置されると共に、その下段側における土木構築物用構
築材2の位置決め突部11が上段側における土木構築物
用構築材2の壁面パネル4に当接して前後方向の位置決
めを行うことになる。勿論、各土木構築物用構築材2の
位置決め溝10,位置決め突部11を図6に示すように
設け、下段側における土木構築物用構築材2の位置決め
突部11が上段側における土木構築物用構築材2の位置
決め溝10に嵌合することによって、位置決めを行うよ
うにしてもよい。一方、各土木構築物用構築材2の積み
上げに伴い、各土木構築物用構築材2においては、アン
カー5が壁面パネル4から後方に略水平に延びることに
なるが、このアンカー5は、裏込め材料15により埋設
される。この裏込め材料15の充填は、土木構築物用構
築材2の積み上げの度に行われ、本実施形態において
は、上下関係にある土木構築物用構築材2(壁面パネル
4)の段差間に植物が生育するようにするべく、各土木
構築物用構築材2における壁面パネル4から控え柱部9
までの間において植生土砂16が充填され、控え支持部
9よりも後方側においては、再生クラッシャ(C
400)、砕石、栗石等17が充填されて、それらとス
トッパパネル14との係合により前方への大きな移動抵
抗が確保される。尚、図1中、符号18は天端コンクリ
ート、符号19は吸い出し防止シートである。
In order to construct the retaining wall 1 using the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction (per unit section (one lateral length of construction material 2 for civil engineering construction)), construction for civil engineering construction The materials 2 are sequentially stacked in a stepwise manner from the basic concrete 3. In this case, the pair of retaining columns 9 of the construction material 2 for civil engineering structures, which are vertically related, are arranged so as to overlap each other, and the lower stage thereof. The positioning projections 11 of the construction material 2 for civil engineering structures on the side contact the wall surface panel 4 of the construction material 2 for civil engineering structures on the upper side to perform longitudinal positioning. Of course, the positioning groove 10 and the positioning projection 11 of each construction material 2 for civil engineering construction are provided as shown in FIG. 6, and the positioning projection 11 of the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction on the lower side is the construction material for civil engineering construction on the upper side. The positioning may be performed by fitting into the second positioning groove 10. On the other hand, as the building materials 2 for civil engineering structures are piled up, the anchors 5 extend substantially horizontally rearward from the wall panel 4 in the building materials 2 for civil engineering structures. It is buried by 15. The filling of the backfill material 15 is performed every time the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction is stacked, and in the present embodiment, plants are placed between the steps of the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction (wall surface panel 4) that are vertically arranged. In order to make it grow, each of the construction materials 2 for civil engineering structures has a wall panel 4 to a retaining column 9
The vegetation earth and sand 16 are filled up to the area up to, and the regeneration crusher (C
40 to 0 ), crushed stones, crushed stones, etc. 17 are filled, and their engagement with the stopper panel 14 ensures a large forward movement resistance. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 18 is a top concrete, and reference numeral 19 is a suction preventing sheet.

【0026】したがって、このような土木構築物用構築
材21を積み上げに用いれば、各土木構築物用構築材2
におけるストッパパネル14と裏込め材料15との係合
に基づく大きな移動抵抗を、鉄筋8を介して全ての擬石
ブロック6(壁面パネル4)に及ぼすことができること
になり、強固な擁壁1を構築することができることにな
る。
Therefore, if such a construction material 21 for civil engineering construction is used for stacking, each construction material 2 for civil engineering construction is
It is possible to exert a large movement resistance based on the engagement between the stopper panel 14 and the back-filling material 15 in the above-described manner with respect to all the pseudo stone blocks 6 (wall surface panels 4) via the reinforcing bars 8, thus constructing a strong retaining wall 1. You will be able to do it.

【0027】この場合、複数の擬石ブロック6を連結し
た壁面パネル4を用いることから、その壁面パネル4を
構成する擬石ブロック6を個々に積み上げる場合に比し
て、積み上げ作業回数を減らすことができる一方、土木
構築物用構築材2が、擬石ブロック6にのみコンクリー
トブロックを用い、アンカー5の要素12,14とし
て、軽量なものを用いていることにより、土木構築物用
構築材2の軽量化を図ることができることになり(本実
施形態においては、130kg程度の重量)、土木構築
物用構築材2の積み上げ作業負担を軽減できるばかり
か、その際における位置の微調整を人力により可能とし
て容易に行うことができることになる。
In this case, since the wall surface panel 4 in which a plurality of pseudo stone blocks 6 are connected is used, the number of stacking operations can be reduced as compared with the case where the pseudo stone blocks 6 constituting the wall surface panel 4 are individually stacked. On the other hand, the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction uses a concrete block only for the pseudo stone block 6 and uses lightweight elements 12 and 14 of the anchor 5, thereby reducing the weight of the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction. This makes it possible (in the present embodiment, a weight of about 130 kg) to not only reduce the work load of stacking the construction material 2 for civil engineering structures, but also to easily and finely adjust the position at that time manually. You will be able to

【0028】また、土木構築物用構築材2が、擬石ブロ
ック6にのみコンクリートブロックを用い、アンカー5
として、細い軸状部12や、ストッパパネル14を設け
ているにすぎないことから、壁面パネル4を曲げる場合
において、各土木構築物用構築材2の軸状部12等が交
差する場合でも、ほとんど干渉することはなく、干渉す
るおそれがあっても、アンカー5を曲げて簡単に干渉を
回避することができることになる。このため、図7に示
すように、壁面パネル4を湾曲するだけでなく、壁面パ
ネル4を直角に曲げることもでき、種々の土木構築物の
構築に的確に対応することができることになる。
In the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction, the concrete block is used only for the pseudo stone block 6, and the anchor 5 is used.
Since only the thin shaft-shaped portion 12 and the stopper panel 14 are provided, when the wall surface panel 4 is bent, even if the shaft-shaped portion 12 of each construction material 2 for civil engineering structures intersects, There is no interference, and even if there is a risk of interference, the anchor 5 can be bent to easily avoid interference. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7, not only can the wall panel 4 be curved, but the wall panel 4 can also be bent at a right angle, which makes it possible to appropriately cope with the construction of various civil engineering structures.

【0029】次に、上記土木構築物用構築材2の製造方
法について説明する。先ず、図8に示すように、複数の
擬石ブロック相当空間21を直列的に有する壁面パネル
成形型22を用意し、その壁面パネル成形型22内にお
ける複数の擬石ブロック相当空間21内に2本の鉄筋8
を、その全ての擬石ブロック相当空間21を横切るよう
にしつつ収納する。この場合、2本の鉄筋8は、着脱可
能な押さえ板23をもって壁面パネル成形型22に保持
される。
Next, a method for manufacturing the construction material 2 for civil engineering structure will be described. First, as shown in FIG. 8, a wall panel molding die 22 having a plurality of pseudo stone block equivalent spaces 21 in series is prepared, and two pseudo stone block equivalent spaces 21 in the wall panel molding die 22 are provided. Reinforcing bar 8
Are stored while crossing all the spaces 21 corresponding to the pseudo stone blocks. In this case, the two reinforcing bars 8 are held by the wall panel molding die 22 with a removable pressing plate 23.

【0030】次に、図8に示すように、上記壁面パネル
成形型22内にコンクリートを注入する。独立した複数
の擬石ブロック6を成形すると共に、その複数の擬石ブ
ロック6内に2本の鉄筋8を横切るように埋設するため
である。
Next, as shown in FIG. 8, concrete is poured into the wall panel molding die 22. This is because a plurality of independent pseudo stone blocks 6 are formed and embedded in the plurality of pseudo stone blocks 6 so as to cross the two reinforcing bars 8.

【0031】次に、図9に示すように、壁面パネル成形
型22内の各擬石ブロック6が未硬化状態のうちに、壁
面パネル成形型22(フランジ)上の所定の2位置に控
え柱部成形型24を固定(固定具は図示略)すると共
に、樹脂筒30を介してインサートナット31を保持
(嵌合状態)するボルト26を複数備える帯状の支持部
材25を略水平状態になるように壁面パネル成形型22
及び控え柱部成形型24に固定して、各ボルト26が保
持するインサートナット31及び樹脂筒30を未硬化状
態の各擬石ブロック6内に進入させる。控え柱部9の成
形の準備をすると共に、各擬石ブロック6の裏面側内に
未硬化状態であることを利用してインサートナット31
及び樹脂筒30を埋め込むためである。この場合、控え
柱部成形型24は、本実施形態においては、横方向両側
から内方側に向かって2番目の擬石ブロック6に臨むよ
うに配置される。
Next, as shown in FIG. 9, while each pseudo-stone block 6 in the wall panel molding die 22 is in an uncured state, the column columns are set at two predetermined positions on the wall panel molding die 22 (flange). While fixing the molding die 24 (the fixture is not shown), the belt-shaped support member 25 having a plurality of bolts 26 for holding the insert nut 31 (fitting state) via the resin cylinder 30 is placed in a substantially horizontal state. Wall panel mold 22
Then, the insert nut 31 and the resin cylinder 30 held by the bolts 26 are inserted into the quasi-stone blocks 6 in the uncured state after being fixed to the buttress column molding die 24. The insert nut 31 is prepared by making preparations for forming the retaining column 9 and utilizing the fact that it is in an uncured state in the back surface side of each pseudo stone block 6.
This is for embedding the resin cylinder 30. In this case, in the present embodiment, the stay column part forming die 24 is arranged so as to face the second pseudo stone block 6 from both sides in the lateral direction toward the inner side.

【0032】次に、図9に示すように、壁面パネル成形
型22内の各擬石ブロック6が未硬化状態の間に、前記
控え柱部成形型24内にコンクリートを充填する。壁面
パネル4の裏面に一対の控え柱部9を一体的に設けるた
めである。
Next, as shown in FIG. 9, while the pseudo stone blocks 6 in the wall panel molding die 22 are in an uncured state, the retaining pillar portion molding die 24 is filled with concrete. This is because the pair of retaining columns 9 are integrally provided on the back surface of the wall panel 4.

【0033】次に、壁面パネル成形型22内及び控え柱
部成形型24内のコンクリートの硬化後、脱型する。こ
の場合、支持部材25を、壁面パネル成形型22及び控
え柱部成形型24から取り外して持ち上げることによ
り、各ボルトを各樹脂筒30から抜く。このとき、イン
サートナット31にフランジ部31aが設けられ、樹脂
筒30の外径が擬石ブロック6の内方ほど拡径されてい
ることから、インサートナット31等が同時に抜けるこ
とはない。そしてこの後、壁面パネル4を壁面パネル成
形型22から取り出す。この壁面パネル4を壁面パネル
成形型22から取り出すに際しては、擬石ブロック6に
引っかけ金具を取付けておき、それに対して取り出し力
を作用させるのが好ましい。
Next, the concrete in the wall panel molding die 22 and the retaining column molding die 24 is hardened and then removed. In this case, the support member 25 is removed from the wall surface panel molding die 22 and the retaining column portion molding die 24 and lifted up to remove each bolt from each resin cylinder 30. At this time, since the insert nut 31 is provided with the flange portion 31a and the outer diameter of the resin cylinder 30 is expanded toward the inner side of the pseudo stone block 6, the insert nut 31 and the like do not come off at the same time. After that, the wall panel 4 is taken out from the wall panel mold 22. When taking out the wall surface panel 4 from the wall surface panel forming die 22, it is preferable to attach a hook metal fitting to the pseudo stone block 6 and apply a take-out force to it.

【0034】次に、図10に示すように、壁面パネル4
における各擬石ブロック6のインサートナット31にア
ンカー5の一端部の雄ねじ32を螺合する。これによ
り、アンカー5の一端部が各擬石ブロック6に一体化さ
れることになり、当該土木構築物用構築材2が得られる
ことになる。
Next, as shown in FIG. 10, the wall surface panel 4
The male screw 32 at one end of the anchor 5 is screwed into the insert nut 31 of each pseudo stone block 6 in FIG. As a result, one end of the anchor 5 is integrated with each pseudo stone block 6, and the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction is obtained.

【0035】図11は第2実施形態、図12は第3実施
形態、図13,図14は第4実施形態を示す。この各実
施形態において、前記第1実施形態と同一構成要素につ
いては同一符号を付してその説明を省略する。
FIG. 11 shows the second embodiment, FIG. 12 shows the third embodiment, and FIGS. 13 and 14 show the fourth embodiment. In each of the embodiments, the same components as those of the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

【0036】図11に示す第2実施形態は、第1実施形
態に係る土木構築物用構築材の変形例を示す。この実施
形態に係る土木構築物用構築材2においては、壁面パネ
ル4における全ての擬石ブロック6にアンカー5がそれ
ぞれ設けられておらず、一部分の擬石ブロック6にしか
アンカー5が設けられていない。しかし、このような構
成であっても、全ての擬石ブロック6が鉄筋8により連
結されていること、一部分の擬石ブロック6に設けられ
るストッパパネル14による抵抗力でも十分な抵抗力が
あることを利用して、その一部分の擬石ブロック6にお
ける抵抗力をもって壁面パネル4全体の移動抵抗を確保
できることになっている。その一方、アンカー5の数を
少なくすることにより、土木構築物用構築材2の重量を
より軽減して、積み上げ時の施工を、一層容易にするこ
とができることになる。
The second embodiment shown in FIG. 11 shows a modification of the construction material for civil engineering structures according to the first embodiment. In the construction material 2 for civil engineering structures according to this embodiment, the anchors 5 are not provided on all the pseudo stone blocks 6 in the wall panel 4, and the anchors 5 are provided only on a part of the pseudo stone blocks 6. However, even with such a configuration, it is used that all the pseudo stone blocks 6 are connected by the reinforcing bars 8 and that the resistance by the stopper panel 14 provided in a part of the pseudo stone blocks 6 is sufficient. Then, the movement resistance of the entire wall surface panel 4 can be secured by the resistance force of a part of the pseudo stone block 6. On the other hand, by reducing the number of anchors 5, it is possible to further reduce the weight of the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction and to further facilitate the construction at the time of stacking.

【0037】図12に示す第3実施形態は、壁面パネル
4を、傾斜面を形成するように積み上げたものである。
このものにおいては、各壁面パネル4が傾斜面を形成す
る場合、そのままでは、アンカー5が下向きに延びて抵
抗力が低下することを考慮し、アンカー5の一端部が曲
げられて、各壁面パネル4が傾斜面を形成しても、各ア
ンカー5は、略水平に延ばされることになっている。ま
たこの場合、壁面パネル4がパネル状であっても控え柱
部9を利用して裏込め材料15の充填なしに、その壁面
パネル4を複数段(例えば2段)に亘って積み上げる
(起立させる)こともできることになり、壁面パネル4
を積み上げる毎に裏込め材料15を充填する場合に比べ
て作業の迅速化を図ることができ(裏込め材料15の充
填工程の一部省略)、施工性を向上させることができる
ことになる。
In the third embodiment shown in FIG. 12, the wall panel 4 is stacked so as to form an inclined surface.
In this case, in the case where each wall panel 4 forms an inclined surface, one end of the anchor 5 is bent in consideration of the fact that the anchor 5 extends downward and the resistance is reduced as it is. Even if 4 forms an inclined surface, each anchor 5 is supposed to be extended substantially horizontally. Further, in this case, even if the wall panel 4 has a panel shape, the wall panel 4 is stacked (raised) in a plurality of steps (for example, two steps) without using the back column material 9 to fill the backfill material 15. ) It will also be possible to use the wall panel 4
As compared with the case where the backfilling material 15 is filled every time the sheets are stacked, the work can be speeded up (a part of the step of filling the backfilling material 15 is omitted), and the workability can be improved.

【0038】特に本実施形態においては、土木構築物用
構築材2の積み上げにおいて、下段における土木構築物
用構築材2の位置決め突部11を上段における土木構築
物用構築材2の位置決め溝10に嵌合する構成とされて
いることから、少なくとも最下段の土木構築物用構築材
2をアンカー5と裏込め材料15とによる移動抵抗力に
基づき移動不能としてしまえば、以下、裏込め材料15
を充填しなくても、確実に複数の土木構築物用構築材2
を積み上げることができ、或いは、一層、多くの土木構
築物用構築材2を裏込め材料15の充填なしに積み上げ
ることができることになる。
In particular, in the present embodiment, when the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction is stacked, the positioning projections 11 of the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction in the lower stage are fitted into the positioning grooves 10 of the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction in the upper stage. Since it is configured, if at least the lowest construction material 2 for civil engineering construction is made immovable based on the movement resistance force of the anchor 5 and the backfill material 15, the backfill material 15 will be described below.
Constructing materials for multiple civil engineering structures 2 without filling
Could be stacked, or even more civil construction material 2 could be stacked without backfilling material 15 filling.

【0039】図13,図14に示す第4実施形態は、第
3実施形態の変形例を示すものである。この第4実施形
態においては、図14に示すように、各土木構築物用構
築材2の控え柱部9に貫通孔としての縦孔35がそれぞ
れ形成されており、この各土木構築物用構築材2を積み
上げたときには、その各土木構築物用構築材2における
控え柱部9の縦孔35は連続して連なることになってい
る。一方、基礎コンクリート3には連結線材としての鉄
筋36が、その下端部をもって保持されており、鉄筋3
6は基礎コンクリート3から上方に向けて立ち上げられ
ることになっている。そして、この鉄筋36には、前記
各土木構築物用構築材2における控え柱部9の縦穴35
が順次通されると共にその各縦孔35にはモルタルが充
填されることになっており、各土木構築物用構築材2の
一体性が一層高められることになっている。このため、
この第4実施形態においては、より強固な擁壁1を得る
ことができることになる。
The fourth embodiment shown in FIGS. 13 and 14 shows a modification of the third embodiment. In this 4th Embodiment, as shown in FIG. 14, the vertical hole 35 as a through-hole is each formed in the retaining column part 9 of each construction material 2 for civil engineering structures, and each construction material 2 for civil engineering structures is formed. When piled up, the vertical holes 35 of the retaining column portion 9 in each construction material 2 for civil engineering structures are to be continuously connected. On the other hand, a reinforcing bar 36 as a connecting wire is held in the concrete foundation 3 with its lower end portion.
6 is to be launched upward from the foundation concrete 3. Then, in the reinforcing bar 36, the vertical hole 35 of the retaining column portion 9 in each of the construction materials 2 for civil engineering structures described above.
And the vertical holes 35 are to be filled with mortar, and the integrity of the construction material 2 for civil engineering construction is further enhanced. For this reason,
In the fourth embodiment, a stronger retaining wall 1 can be obtained.

【0040】尚、本発明の目的は、明記されたものに限
らず、実質的に好ましい或は利点として記載されたもの
に対応したものを提供することをも暗黙的に含むもので
ある。
It should be noted that the object of the present invention is not limited to what is specified, but also implicitly includes providing what is substantially preferred or described as an advantage.

【0041】1)壁材として、自然石を用いること。 2)控え柱部を、適宜、設けたり、省いたりすること。 3)土木構築物として、擁壁に限らず護岸等も対象にな
ること。 4)擬石ブロック6の裏面に取付け穴7を形成し、その
取付け穴7内に接着剤を充填すると共にアンカー5の一
端部を挿入して、擬石ブロック6とアンカー5とを一体
化すること。
1) Use natural stone as the wall material. 2) Providing or omitting the retaining columns as appropriate. 3) As civil engineering structures, not only retaining walls but also seawalls should be targeted. 4) Forming a mounting hole 7 on the back surface of the pseudo stone block 6, filling the mounting hole 7 with an adhesive, and inserting one end of the anchor 5 to integrate the pseudo stone block 6 and the anchor 5.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】第1実施形態に係る擁壁を示す縦断面図。FIG. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a retaining wall according to a first embodiment.

【図2】図1の正面図。FIG. 2 is a front view of FIG.

【図3】第1実施形態に係る土木構築物用構築材を示す
斜視図。
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a construction material for civil engineering structures according to the first embodiment.

【図4】図1の部分拡大図。FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged view of FIG.

【図5】擬石ブロックとアンカーとの一体化を説明する
拡大説明図。
FIG. 5 is an enlarged explanatory diagram illustrating the integration of the pseudo stone block and the anchor.

【図6】第1実施形態に係る土木構築物用構築材の位置
決めの変形例を説明する説明図。
FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a modified example of the positioning of the construction material for civil engineering structures according to the first embodiment.

【図7】第1実施形態に係る土木構築物用構築材の用い
方の一例を説明する説明図。
FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of how to use the building material for civil engineering structures according to the first embodiment.

【図8】第1実施形態に係る土木構築物用構築材の製造
方法を示す説明図。
FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing a method for manufacturing a construction material for civil engineering structures according to the first embodiment.

【図9】図8の続きの工程を示す図。FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a step that follows FIG.

【図10】図9の続きの工程を示す図。FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a step that follows FIG.

【図11】第2実施形態に係る土木構築物用構築材を示
す斜視図。
FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a construction material for civil engineering structures according to the second embodiment.

【図12】第3実施形態に係る擁壁を示す縦断面図。FIG. 12 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a retaining wall according to a third embodiment.

【図13】第4実施形態に係る擁壁を示す縦断面図。FIG. 13 is a vertical sectional view showing a retaining wall according to a fourth embodiment.

【図14】第4実施形態に係る土木構築物用構築材を示
す斜視図。
FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a construction material for civil engineering structures according to a fourth embodiment.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 擁壁(土木構築物) 2 土木構築物用構築材 4 壁面パネル 5 アンカー(延出部、抵抗力増大部) 6 擬石ブロック(壁材) 7 取付け穴 12 軸状部(線材) 13 カール部(抵抗力増大部) 14 ストッパパネル(抵抗力増大部) 35 縦孔(貫通孔) 36 鉄筋(連結線材) 1 Retaining wall (civil engineering structure) 2 Construction materials for civil engineering structures 4 wall panels 5 Anchor (extension part, resistance increase part) 6 False stone block (wall material) 7 mounting holes 12 Shaft (wire) 13 Curl part (resistivity increasing part) 14 Stopper panel (resistance increasing part) 35 Vertical hole (through hole) 36 Reinforcing bar (connecting wire)

───────────────────────────────────────────────────── フロントページの続き (72)発明者 長谷川 聖記 東京都立川市高松町3丁目8番1号 ファ ーレ高松ビル3F Fターム(参考) 2D018 EA03 EA04 EA09 2D048 AA05 AA23 AA28 AA29    ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continued front page    (72) Inventor Hasegawa Seiki             3-8-1 Takamatsucho, Tachikawa-shi, Tokyo             ARE Takamatsu Building 3F F-term (reference) 2D018 EA03 EA04 EA09                 2D048 AA05 AA23 AA28 AA29

Claims (10)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 複数の独立した壁材と連結線とを用いて
長尺な壁面パネルが形成され、該壁面パネルに該壁面パ
ネル裏面から後方に延びる複数の延出部が設けられ、該
各延出部に移動抵抗を増大させる抵抗力増大部がそれぞ
れ設けられている土木構築物用構築材において、 前記各延出部が、線材である、ことを特徴とする土木構
築物用構築材。
1. An elongated wall panel is formed by using a plurality of independent wall members and connecting lines, and the wall panel is provided with a plurality of extending portions extending rearward from the back surface of the wall panel. A construction material for civil engineering structures, wherein each extension portion is provided with a resistance increasing portion for increasing movement resistance, wherein each said extension portion is a wire rod.
【請求項2】 請求項1において、 前記線材が、前記各壁材にそれぞれ連結されている、こ
とを特徴とする土木構築物用構築材。
2. The construction material for civil engineering structures according to claim 1, wherein the wire rod is connected to each of the wall members.
【請求項3】 請求項1において、 前記線材が、前記複数の壁材のうちの一部の壁材に対し
て連結されている、ことを特徴とする土木構築物用構築
材。
3. The construction material for civil engineering constructions according to claim 1, wherein the wire is connected to a part of the plurality of wall materials.
【請求項4】 請求項3において、 前記各壁材の裏面側に、取付け穴がそれぞれ形成され、 前記線材が、前記取付け穴のいずれかに取付けられてい
る、ことを特徴とする土木構築物用構築材。
4. The civil engineering structure according to claim 3, wherein mounting holes are respectively formed on the back surfaces of the respective wall members, and the wire rod is mounted in any of the mounting holes. Construction material.
【請求項5】 請求項1において、 前記複数の壁材のうちの一部の壁材に、前記壁面パネル
の裏面側において、該壁面パネルの上下幅と略同一長さ
とされた控え柱部が一体的に設けられている、ことを特
徴とする土木構築物用構築材。
5. The restraint column portion according to claim 1, wherein a part of the plurality of wall materials has a column portion on the back surface side of the wall surface panel and having substantially the same length as the vertical width of the wall surface panel. A construction material for civil engineering structures, characterized by being integrally provided.
【請求項6】 請求項5において、 前記控え柱部に、連結線材を通すための貫通孔が上下方
向に形成されている、ことを特徴とする土木構築物用構
築材。
6. The construction material for civil engineering structures according to claim 5, wherein a through hole for passing a connecting wire is formed in the up and down direction in the retaining column portion.
【請求項7】 請求項1において、 前記連結線が、前記複数の壁材を該複数の壁材の配列方
向において貫通していると共に、所定以上の荷重により
曲がるように設定されている、ことを特徴とする土木構
築物用構築材。
7. The connecting wire according to claim 1, wherein the connecting line penetrates through the plurality of wall members in an arrangement direction of the plurality of wall members and is bent so as to be bent by a load larger than a predetermined value. Construction material for civil engineering structures.
【請求項8】 請求項1〜7のいずれかにおいて、 前記抵抗力増大部として、ストッパパネルが前記線材に
設けられている、ことを特徴とする土木構築物用構築
材。
8. The construction material for civil engineering structures according to claim 1, wherein a stopper panel is provided on the wire as the resistance increasing portion.
【請求項9】 型内に連結線を配設すると共にコンクリ
ートを充填して、複数の壁材を独立して直列に成形する
と共に、該複数の壁材内に該各壁材を跨るようにしつつ
連結線を埋設し、 次に、前記各壁材の未硬化状態において、取付け穴を形
成し、 次いで、前記各壁材の硬化後、取付け穴にアンカーの一
端部を取付ける、ことを特徴とする土木構築物用構築材
の製造方法。
9. A connection wire is arranged in a mold and concrete is filled to form a plurality of wall materials independently in series, and each wall material is straddled within the plurality of wall materials. While embedding the connecting wire, next, in the uncured state of each of the wall material, to form a mounting hole, then after curing the wall material, one end of the anchor is attached to the mounting hole. A method for manufacturing a construction material for a civil engineering structure.
【請求項10】 土木構築物用構築材として、複数の独
立した壁材が連結線を介して連結された長尺な壁面パネ
ルと、該壁面パネル裏面側から後方に延びる複数の線材
と、該各線材に設けられる抵抗力増大部と、を備えるも
のが複数用意され、 前記土木構築物用構築材の壁面パネルが、線材、抵抗力
増大部を後方に配置しつつ積み上げられていると共に、
該線材、該抵抗力増大部が裏込め材料をもって埋設され
ている、ことを特徴とする土木構築物。
10. As a construction material for civil engineering construction, a long wall panel in which a plurality of independent wall materials are connected via connection lines, a plurality of wire materials extending rearward from the back surface side of the wall surface panel, and The resistance increasing portion provided on the wire rod, and a plurality of those provided are provided, the wall panel of the construction material for civil engineering construction, the wire rod, while being stacked while arranging the resistance increasing portion to the rear,
The civil engineering structure, wherein the wire rod and the resistance increasing portion are buried with a backfill material.
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