JP2008133691A - Drain structure of road and buried side ditch used therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a drain structure of a road capable of effectively preventing clogging of a drain layer, by efficiently draining moisture inside of the drain layer in a wide range of the road. <P>SOLUTION: This drain structure of the road is provided by applying drainage pavement for introducing the moisture permeated into this drain layer 14 to a drainage channel 4 of a closed conduit member 1, by laying the drain layer 14 of the drainage pavement 9 on an upper surface of the closed conduit member 1 having the drainage channel 4 inside and composed of a water impermeable material. A drainage ditch 6 for downward draining the moisture permeated into the drain layer 14 is formed on the upper surface of the closed conduit member 1, and is communicated with the drainage channel 4 from a bottom part of its drainage ditch 6. A conduit 5 generating head pressure for downward sucking the moisture permeated into the drain layer 14 by moisture filled in the drainage ditch 6, is formed inside the closed conduit member 1. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a drainage structure of a road on which drainage pavement has been applied and a buried gutter used therefor.

In recent years, as a drainage pavement technique for roads, there is a technique in which a drainage layer made of a porous asphalt mixture having a water permeability function is disposed on an impermeable layer laid on a roadbed. On the road where the drainage pavement is constructed, rainwater is drained by permeating the drainage layer and flowing over the impermeable layer. For this reason, moisture does not accumulate on the surface of the road, which improves the driving safety of the vehicle, and the engine noise and the air pumping sound of the tire are absorbed by the air gap in the drainage layer, thereby reducing the traffic noise. .
In order to guide the moisture that has penetrated the drainage layer to the drainage channel by forming the end of the drainage pavement as a receiving step that can be laid as a buried side gutter installed on the side edge of the road where such drainage pavement is constructed Is known in which a water collecting port is provided at the receiving step (see Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent No. 2849347

The buried side groove of Patent Document 1 forms a water collection port in a receiving step portion provided at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction of the side groove, and drains water that has permeated into the drainage layer from each water collection port downward. Therefore, moisture in the vicinity immediately above each water collecting port is easily discharged, but moisture in a portion away from the water collecting port is difficult to be discharged.
For this reason, the drainage performance varies greatly depending on the location of the road, and in the part of the drainage layer that is far from the water collection port, dirt and sand are likely to clog the drainage layer due to the accumulation of dust inside, and the drainage performance of the drainage pavement. There is a problem that can be inhibited early.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and it is possible to efficiently drain the water inside the drainage layer over a wide area of the road and effectively prevent the drainage layer from being clogged. It is an object to provide a buried side groove used in the construction.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention takes the following technical means.
That is, in the drainage structure of the present invention, a drainage layer of drainage pavement is laid on the upper surface of a culvert member made of a water-impermeable material having a drainage channel inside, and the water that has permeated the drainage layer is drained by the drainage channel of the culvert member. In the drainage structure of the drainage pavement that is led to the drainage pavement, a drainage groove is formed on the upper surface of the culvert member to drain the moisture that has penetrated into the drainage layer, communicated from the bottom of the drainage groove to the drainage channel, and A water conduit that generates a head pressure for sucking downward the water permeated into the drainage layer by the water filled in the drainage groove is formed inside the culvert member.

  Further, the buried side groove of the present invention is a buried side groove provided with a block main body embedded in a road having drainage pavement, and a drainage channel extending in the longitudinal direction is formed inside the cross section of the block main body. In the buried side groove, a drainage groove is formed on the upper surface of the block main body to drain the moisture permeated into the drainage layer, and the drainage groove communicates with the drainage channel from the bottom of the drainage groove to fill the drainage groove. A water conduit for generating a head pressure for sucking downward the moisture permeating the drainage layer is formed inside the block body.

According to the present invention, the water that has penetrated into the drainage layer is drained into the drainage groove formed on the upper surface of the block body of the buried side groove that is a culvert member. For this reason, by extending this drainage groove along a predetermined direction of the road (for example, the longitudinal direction of the road), water inside the drainage layer can be efficiently drained over a wide range of the road.
Further, according to the present invention, the water conduit that communicates from the bottom of the drainage channel to the drainage channel generates a head pressure that sucks downward the moisture that has penetrated the drainage layer by the moisture that has filled the drainage channel.

  For this reason, for example, when the drainage groove is filled with water due to heavy rain or the like, earth and sand and dust existing inside the drainage layer are drawn downward toward the drainage groove together with moisture by the pumping action associated with the head pressure. The clogging phenomenon in which earth and sand and dust accumulate in the drainage layer can be prevented or suppressed. Thereby, it is prevented effectively that the drainage performance of drainage pavement is inhibited early.

In this invention, it is preferable that the upper surface opening part of the said drain groove is obstruct | occluded by a mesh member so that water permeability is possible.
In this case, since the drainage layer of the drainage pavement laid above the drainage groove is supported by the mesh member, the strength of the drainage layer can be ensured even if the opening width of the drainage groove is increased to some extent. For this reason, the drainage amount of the drainage groove can be increased without causing the strength of the drainage layer to decrease.

In the embedding side groove of the present invention, a plurality of the drainage grooves can be provided apart in the width direction of the block main body. In this case, the plurality of drainage grooves are provided at one end in the width direction of the upper surface of the block main body. Alternatively, even in a state where the curb is attached to any one of the other end portions, it is preferable that any of the plurality of drainage grooves is disposed at a position where it is not blocked by the curb. The plurality of drainage grooves can be constituted by an inner drainage groove disposed on one end side in the width direction of the block main body and an outer drainage groove disposed on the other end side in the same direction.
In this case, even if a curb is attached to one of the widthwise one end or the other end of the upper surface of the block body, the water that has permeated the drainage layer through the drainage groove not blocked by the curb Can be drained into the drainage channel. Therefore, even when the curbstone is connected to the block body, the drainage function by the drainage pavement can be effectively ensured.

The curb may have a water flow groove extending in the longitudinal direction on the lower surface, and may have a water collecting port that leads from the water flow groove to the drainage pavement side. The mesh member is preferably made of resin.
In this case, the moisture that has oozed out from the surface of the drainage layer or from the inside thereof to the side edge can be taken into the water passage groove extending in the longitudinal direction through the curb collecting port, and the position of the water passage groove is set to the drain groove. By matching the position, water can be efficiently flowed to the drainage channel. Further, if the mesh member is made of resin, it is possible to prevent the cutting machine from being damaged when paving the road, unlike the case of metal, for example.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the water inside the drainage layer can be drained efficiently over a wide area of the road, and the clogging phenomenon in which earth and sand and dust are accumulated inside the drainage layer by the pumping action of the water conduit is prevented. Moreover, since it can suppress, it can prevent that the drainage performance of drainage pavement is inhibited early.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a drainage structure of a first road in which a buried gutter 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention is installed on the side of a drainage pavement 9.
The buried side groove 1 of the present embodiment is composed of a block body 2 made of precast concrete as a culvert member buried in a road to which a drainable pavement 9 is applied, and an upper surface 2a of the block body has a sidewalk 10 and a roadway. A curbstone 3 that separates the portion 11 is provided. That is, the road of this embodiment is divided into the sidewalk part 10 and the roadway part 11 through the curb 3.

  In the road of this embodiment, the drainage pavement 9 is constructed on the roadway portion 11. The drainage pavement 9 is configured by laying an impermeable layer 13 on the roadbed 12 and constructing a drainage layer 14 having a water permeable function made of a porous asphalt mixture on the impermeable layer 13. Yes. In addition, adhesiveness is improved between the impermeable layer 13 and the drainage layer 14, for example by apply | coating a tack coat.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the block main body 2 of the buried side groove 1 has a rectangular cross section, and a circular drainage channel 4 extending in the longitudinal direction is formed inside thereof. The drainage channel 4 has a diameter of 300 mm, and can discharge a large amount of rainwater flowing in. In addition, the diameter of the said drainage channel 4 is not specifically limited, It is good also as another dimension according to the amount of water.
An upper surface 2a of the block body is formed in a flat shape and serves as an attachment surface for attaching the curbstone 3. The block body 2 is provided with two sets of water conduits 5 that communicate with the drainage channel 4 in order to guide moisture (for example, rainwater) that has penetrated into the drainage layer 14 to the drainage channel 4.

These two sets of water conduits 5 extend obliquely upward from the position on the inner side of the drainage channel 4 to the side of the roadway from the upper part of the inner surface of the drainage channel 4, and the inner waterway 5A having the upper opening 5Aa near the end of the roadway, It is composed of an outer waterway 5B that extends obliquely upward from a position closer to the sidewalk to the sidewalk side and has an upper opening 5Ba in the vicinity of the end on the sidewalk side.
Further, two drain grooves 6 extending in the longitudinal direction while intersecting with the water conduit 5 are formed on the upper surface of the block body 2.

These drainage grooves 6 are composed of an inner drainage groove 6A arranged near the roadway side of the block body 2 and an outer drainage groove 6B arranged near the sidewalk side of the main body 2, and these drainage grooves 6A, 6B are In a state where each of the blocks is opened upward, the block bodies 2 extend linearly in parallel with each other along the longitudinal direction of the block body 2 (the longitudinal direction of the road).
The upper opening 5Aa of the inner water conduit 5A communicates with the bottom of the inner drain groove 6A, and the upper opening 5Ba of the outer water conduit communicates with the bottom of the outer drain groove 6B. The inner water guide channel 5A and the outer water guide channel 5B are arranged at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction of the block body 2 (see FIG. 2).

The upper openings of the drain grooves 6 are closed by a mesh member 15 having a circular cross section made of resin so as to be permeable in the longitudinal direction. These mesh members 15 are intended to ensure the water permeable function while preventing the drainage layer 14 from sinking into the drainage groove 6, and allow the moisture that has permeated the drainage layer 14, the dust and earth contained therein, and the like to pass therethrough. It has the porosity of. The mesh member 15 is formed of a synthetic resin such as polypropylene resin, and has high pressure resistance.
Further, in the present embodiment, the water conduit 5 communicates with the drainage channel 4 from the bottom of the drainage groove 6, and sucks moisture that has penetrated into the drainage layer 14 with moisture filled in the drainage groove 6. The pipe length and the pipe diameter that generate the head pressure are set.

According to the buried side groove 1 of the present embodiment, since the drainage groove 6 is formed over a wide range in the longitudinal direction (longitudinal direction) of the road, the moisture that has permeated the drainage layer 14 flows along the drainage groove 6. Can be drained efficiently over a wide area of the road.
Further, when the drainage groove 6 is filled with water, the water guide channel 5 generates the head pressure. Therefore, due to the pumping action associated with the head pressure, earth and sand and dust existing inside the drainage layer 14 together with moisture are discharged into the drainage groove 6. The clogging phenomenon in which earth and sand or dust accumulates inside the drainage layer 14 can be prevented or suppressed.

In general, when the drainage layer 14 is clogged, the drainage layer 14 is washed. Conventionally, a dedicated vehicle that injects and sucks high-pressure water from the outside of the drainage layer 14 is used. It was hanging.
In this respect, the buried side groove 1 of the present embodiment has the drainage groove 6 along the longitudinal direction on the upper surface 2a, and therefore has a uniform and high drainage performance along the longitudinal direction of the road. Therefore, clogged dust and earth and sand can be discharged and removed to the drainage groove 6 simply by jetting high-pressure water from the outside of the drainage layer 14.

As shown in FIG. 1, the curb 3 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape with one side expanding toward the lower side, and has a flat lower surface. The curb 3 is attached to the upper surface 2 a of the block body 2 by changing the relative position in the width direction with respect to the block body 2.
The width in the width direction of the curb 3 is designed to be smaller than the upper surface 2a of the block main body 2, and the curb 3 is attached to any position of the end on the sidewalk and the end on the roadway of the upper surface 2a. Also, either the inner drainage groove 6A or the outer drainage groove 6B is not blocked by the curbstone 3.

In the road drainage structure shown in FIG. 1, the curb 3 is attached so that the side wall side surface of the curb 3 and the side wall side surface of the block body 2 are flush with each other at the side wall side end of the upper surface 2a. Yes. Since the upper opening 6Ba is hidden under the curb 3 and the upper opening 6Aa is located at a position other than the part to which the curb 3 is attached, the curb 3 is not blocked.
On the lower surface of the curb 3, water passage grooves 7 extending in the longitudinal direction are formed across both ends of the curb 3 in the longitudinal direction. The water flow grooves 7 are formed in a trapezoidal cross-sectional shape that spreads on both sides in the width direction toward the lower side, and have a function of flowing moisture in the longitudinal direction inside the curb 3. In addition, the water flow groove 7 is not limited to the shape of this embodiment, It is good also as another shape.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, the water collecting port 8 which leads from the said water flow groove 7 to the drainage pavement side (roadway side) is formed in the both ends of the curb 3.
The water collection port 8 is configured by joining the end surfaces of the adjacent curb stones 3, and the upper part of the water collection port 8 protrudes above the surface of the drainage layer 14 in a state where the buried side groove 1 is installed. The lower part is arranged below the surface of the drainage layer 14. Accordingly, moisture flowing from the surface of the drainage layer 14 and moisture that oozes out from the inside of the drainage layer 14 to its side edge are taken into the water flow groove 7 from the water collection port 8.

In the drainage structure shown in FIG. 1, the drainage layer 14 is constructed on the impermeable layer 13 and the upper surface 2 a of the block body 2, and the block body 2 is not exposed on the surface of the drainage pavement 9. And the drainage layer 14 is constructed in parts other than the part to which the curb 3 is attached among the upper surfaces 2a of the block main body 2, and the lower surface of this drainage layer 14 corresponds with the upper surface 2a of the block main body 2.
As a result, the upper opening of the inner drainage groove 6A is in a state of abutting against the lower surface of the drainage layer 14 with the mesh member 15 interposed therebetween, and penetrates the inside of the drainage layer 14 and blots the lower surface thereof. Moisture that has entered enters the upper opening through the inner drainage groove 6A, and flows out to the drainage channel 4 through the inner water conduit 5A.

  Further, in the drainage structure shown in FIG. 1, the upper opening of the outer drainage groove 6 </ b> B is located below the curb 3 so as to be combined with the water flow groove 7, and the drainage layer 14 taken in from the water collection port 8. Moisture flowing from the surface and side edges enters the upper opening 5Ba of the outer conduit 5B through the water channel 7 and the outer drain channel 6B, and flows out to the drain channel 4 through the outer conduit 5B. .

FIG. 4 shows the drainage structure of the second road.
In the drainage structure of FIG. 4, the curb 3 is attached to the end of the upper surface 2 a of the block body 2 on the side of the roadway 11, and a water-permeable pavement 19 is constructed on the sidewalk 10. This water-permeable pavement 19 is composed of a water-permeable layer 16, a water-permeable roadbed (crushed stone) 17 thereunder, and a filter layer (sand) 18 therebelow. As shown in the figure, a water-permeable roadbed 17 and a water-permeable layer 16 thereon are constructed on the side of the upper surface 2a on the sidewalk side from the portion where the curb 3 is attached.

The upper opening 6Aa of the inner drainage groove 6A is hidden under the curb 3, and the upper opening 6Ba of the outer drainage groove 6B is in contact with the water permeable roadbed 17.
According to the drainage structure of FIG. 4, moisture flowing out from the surface or side edge of the drainage layer 14 is taken in at the water collecting port 8 of the curbstone 3 and passes through the inner drainage channel 6A and the inner waterway 5A from the water flow channel 7. It flows out into the drainage channel 4. On the other hand, in the sidewalk 10, excess water that cannot be permeated into the lower part of the water-permeable pavement 19 is taken in from the outer drainage groove 6B of the block body 2 and flows out to the drainage channel 4 through the outer guide channel 5B. .

As described above, according to the buried side groove 1 of the present embodiment, the curb 3 can be attached by changing the position with respect to the block main body 2, so various buried objects (not shown) such as a crossing prevention fence can be attached to the curb. 3 can be installed without interfering with the block main body 2.
Specifically, when the buried object is installed in the vicinity of the curb 3 on the roadway side, the drainage structure shown in FIG. 4 is adopted so that the buried object and the block body 2 do not interfere with each other, and the buried object is placed on the side wall of the curb 3. When installing near the side, the drainage structure shown in FIG. 1 may be adopted so that the buried object and the block main body 2 do not interfere with each other.

  Furthermore, since the upper surface 2a of the block body 2 is flat, any curb can be attached as long as the lower surface is flat, and a curb as a standard product (JIS standard product, etc.) should be adopted. Cost can also be reduced. For example, when a third water guide pipe (not shown) is provided at the center in the width direction, and such a curb is attached to the center in the width direction of the upper surface 2a of the block body 2, the drainage below the curb The upper opening of the ditch will be blocked, but the moisture of the drainage pavement on the roadway side can be drained from the inner drainage ditch 6A to the inner waterway 5A, and the excess moisture of the permeable pavement on the sidewalk side is outside The water can be drained from the drainage groove 6B to the external conduit 5B.

Thus, by changing the position of the curb 3 relative to the block main body 2 according to the position of various buried objects such as a crossing prevention fence installed near the curb 3, interference between the block main body 2 and the various buried objects is avoided. be able to.
Further, since the drainage groove 6 and the curb 3 of the block main body 2 are provided at any position as described above, a part of the upper opening is provided at a position where the curbstone 3 does not block it. The function of collecting water into the drainage channel 4 via the groove 6 can be ensured.

5 and 6 show the buried side groove 20 according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
The embedding side groove 20 of the present embodiment is different from the above embodiment in that the upper opening 22a of the water conduit 22 of the block body 21 is widened along the width direction of the upper surface 2a. In addition, about the point which is common in the embedding side groove | channel 1 of the said embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the description is abbreviate | omitted.
As shown in FIG. 5, the block main body 21 includes an upper opening 22 a formed as a transverse groove formed at a required depth from the upper surface 2 a and extending in the width direction, and a vertical water channel 22 b extending upward from the uppermost inner surface of the drainage channel 4. A single water conduit 22 is formed.

The vertical water channel 22b extends downward from the center in the width direction of the upper opening 22a, and the water that has entered the upper opening 22a flows through the vertical water channel 22b to the drainage channel 4.
In the present embodiment, one of the upper openings 22a and the water channel 22b is vertically divided at both ends of the curb so that the water guide channel 22 is configured by combining both ends of the curb. However, the location where the water conduit 22 is provided is not limited. For example, the block main body 21 may be provided at a central portion in the longitudinal direction or at a predetermined interval in the longitudinal direction.

The upper opening 22a is formed so as to penetrate from the road side to the sidewalk side from one end to the other end in the width direction of the upper surface 2a. Thereby, in the state where the curb 3 is attached to any position of the one end and the other end in the width direction of the upper surface 2a, a part of the drain groove 6 and the upper opening 22a of the water conduit 22 is blocked by the curb 3. It is designed not to peel off.
In the buried side groove 20 configured in this way, the moisture that has passed through the drainage groove 6 is concentrated in the upper opening 22a and flows into the drainage channel 4 through the vertical water channel 22b.

Therefore, even when the curb 3 is installed above the outer drainage groove 6B (drainage structure in FIG. 6) or when it is installed above the inner drainage groove 6A, the water in the drainage layer 14 of the drainable pavement 9 is drained from the drainage channel 4. Can be flowed to.
In addition, the width direction length of the upper opening may be made smaller than the upper surface 2a, and a concave shape that does not penetrate the upper opening from the road side to the sidewalk side may be used. At that time, moisture that exudes from the surface of the drainage pavement 9 or its side edge enters the water channel 7 through the water collecting port 8 of the curb 3 and flows in the longitudinal direction in the water channel 7 to flow through the water conduit 22. The water flows from the upper opening 22a to the drainage channel 4 through the water channel 22b.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments.
For example, the drainage groove 6 formed in the block main body 2 may not extend over the entire longitudinal range of the main body 2 and may be divided in the middle in the longitudinal direction.
Moreover, as shown in FIG. 7, you may provide the joining member 23 which has the lower water collection port 23a opened to the drainage pavement side between the adjacent curbs 3. The lower water collecting port 23a is formed at two positions on both sides of the joining member 23, and a longitudinal groove 24 for communicating the water groove 7 of the adjacent curb stone 3 is also formed therewith.

Since there is the lower water collecting port 23, the water flowing out from the surface and the side edge of the drainage layer 14 can flow to the water conduit 4 of the block body 2 without providing the water collecting port in the curb 3.
Moreover, the joining member 23 is formed with the raw material which consists of an elastic body, and even if it does not match the shape of the joining end surface of the adjacent curb stone 3, the curb stones 3 can be joined easily. In addition, the raw material of a joining member is not limited, You may form using another raw material.

Further, as shown in FIG. 8, by forming a concave portion 26 penetrating in the width direction in the curbstone 25, moisture flowing from the surface of the drainage layer 14, moisture oozing from the edge of the drainage layer 14, or a sidewalk Moisture flowing from the surface of the water-permeable pavement of the portion 10 is collected by the concave portion 26 and passed through the water conduit 5 of the block body 2 located at a position corresponding to the concave portion 26 to flow into the drainage channel 4. Also good.
Furthermore, the arrangement of the water conduit 5 provided in the block body 2 can be changed as appropriate. For example, the water guide paths 5 provided in the block body 2 may be arranged at three or more locations apart in the width direction of the block body 2. Moreover, the shape and size of the water flow groove and the water collecting port of the curb 3 can be arbitrarily changed, and the mounting position of the curb 3 can be freely changed according to the situation on the site.

  Moreover, in each said embodiment, although the buried gutter 1 which has the drainage channel 4 with a circular cross section is used as a culvert member for draining the water inside the drainage layer 14 of the drainage pavement 9, the culvert member is The drainage facility is not limited to the buried side groove 1 and may be a drainage facility having a culvert structure made of cast-in-place concrete.

Hereinafter, the content and result of the water permeability test for verifying the generation condition of the pumping action by the water conduit 5 will be described.
FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the test water tank 30 used in the water permeability test.
The test water tank 30 is composed of a cylindrical body 31 having a square inner space of 30 cm square and a bottom plate portion 32 that closes a lower opening of the cylindrical body 31. A slit-shaped bottom opening 33 whose opening width D can be changed is formed in the part.

The inside of the test water tank 30 is filled with a drainage pavement 34 having drainage pavement having the following specifications, and in this state, water is poured into the test water tank 30 so that the water level becomes 7.5 cm, and the bottom surface is opened. The amount of water flowing out from 33 (water permeability of the drainage layer 34) was measured.
[Specifications of drainage layer]
Thickness T: 5.5cm
Porosity: about 20%
Aggregate: 13mm or less

FIG. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between the opening width D (cm) obtained by the above water permeability test and the constant water level water permeability (cc / min), and FIG. 11A shows the opening obtained by the same test. It is a graph showing the relationship between the width D (mm) and the water level permeability coefficient. Moreover, FIG.11 (b) is a graph showing the relationship between the opening width D (cm) obtained by the test, and a constant water level permeability coefficient.
The variable-level hydraulic conductivity is a hydraulic conductivity when water is discharged from the bottom opening 33 while the supply of moisture to the water tank 30 is stopped and the water level is lowered from 10 cm on the pavement. It means the water permeability coefficient when water is caused to flow out from the bottom surface opening 33 while the water level in the water tank 30 is maintained at 2 cm on the pavement.

As shown in FIG. 10, since the opening width D and the constant water level permeation amount are in a proportional relationship, the flow rate from the bottom surface opening 33 (the water permeation amount of the drainage layer 34) increases as the opening width D is increased. .
However, as shown in FIGS. 11 (a) and 11 (b), when the relationship between the opening width D, the water level permeability coefficient and the constant water level permeability coefficient is seen, it should be a constant value regardless of the size of the opening width D. From the time when the opening width D was less than 10 cm, it was found that their water permeability coefficient increased dramatically as the opening width D decreased.

Therefore, when there is water level infiltration exceeding the upper surface of the drainage layer 34, if a slit having an opening width D of 10 cm or less is provided on the lower surface side of the drainage layer 44, it is inherent to the porosity of the drainage layer 34. Water permeability that is greater than the original water permeability is obtained.
Therefore, the inventor of the present application assumes that if a sealed groove or pipe line is connected to the lower surface of the drainage layer 34 having an increased water permeability coefficient, the flow rate from the bottom surface opening 33 is increased by the pumping action. As shown to (a), the groove | channel cover 36 (equivalent to the drainage groove 6 of the said embodiment) which has the drain hole 35 in the bottom part was connected to the bottom face opening 33. FIG. The opening width D of the bottom opening 33 shown in FIG. 12 was set to 4.7 cm, and the height H of the groove cover 36 was set to 3.5 cm.

However, the provision of the groove cover 36 does not completely fill the groove cover 36 with the drainage and the flow becomes discontinuous, and the flow rate from the bottom opening 33 does not increase due to the pumping action.
Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 12B, a drain pipe 37 (corresponding to the water conduit 5 of the above embodiment) is connected to the drain hole 35 of the groove cover 36. In addition, the internal diameter of the drain pipe 37 shown in FIG.12 (b) is 2.5 cm, and the pipe line length L is 3.5 cm.

Then, the water flowing down from the bottom opening 33 was filled in the groove cover 36 and then drained from the drain pipe 37 continuously.
Then, when the flow rate per unit area in the case of FIG. 12A without the drain pipe 37 and FIG. 12B with the drain pipe 37 was measured, 31.2 (cc / min in the former case). · Cm 2), 66.0 (cc / min · cm 2) in the latter case, and the flow rate with the drainage pipe 37 was significantly increased.

  Accordingly, when the groove cover 36 with the drain pipe 37 having a predetermined pipe length L is attached to the slit (bottom opening 33) whose opening width D is narrowed to such an extent that the water permeability coefficient of the drain layer 34 increases, The water filled in the groove cover 36 by the head pressure (H + L in FIG. 12) by the drainage pipe 37 sucks the moisture permeated into the drainage layer 34 (pumping action), thereby greatly increasing the flow rate from the bottom opening 33. It turned out to increase.

Accordingly, in the buried side groove 1 in which the drainage layer 14 is laid on the upper surface 2a, a drainage groove 6 having a groove width of 10 cm or less is formed on the upper surface 2a, and a pipe-like shape having a predetermined length is formed from the bottom of the drainage groove 6. By extending the water guide channel 5, when the rainwater is inundated beyond the surface layer of the drainage layer 14, it is possible to obtain the buried side groove 1 in which the amount of drainage is increased by the pumping action.
In the above embodiment, the groove width of the drainage groove 14 is preferably set to 10 cm or less and 2.5 cm or more. The reason for this is that when the distance is less than 2.5 cm, the apparent water permeability coefficient is improved, but the absolute amount of drainage is insufficient with respect to the amount of rainfall runoff.

It is width direction sectional drawing which shows the drainage structure of a 1st road. It is a perspective view of the block main body of a buried side groove. It is a perspective view which shows the state which installed the burial side groove in the side edge of the road. It is width direction sectional drawing which shows the drainage structure of a 2nd road. It is a perspective view of the block main body of the embedding side groove | channel which concerns on 2nd embodiment. It is width direction sectional drawing which shows the 1st drainage structure using the embedding side groove. It is a perspective view which shows a curbstone and a joining member. It is a perspective view which shows the modification of a curbstone. It is sectional drawing of the test water tank used for the water permeability test. It is a graph which shows the relationship between opening width and a constant water level permeation amount. It is a graph which shows the relationship with a level hydraulic conductivity, (b) is a graph which shows the relationship between opening width and a constant water level hydraulic conductivity. (A) is sectional drawing at the time of connecting a groove cover to the lower surface of a test water tank, (b) is sectional drawing at the time of connecting a drain pipe further to the groove cover.

Explanation of symbols

1 Buried side gutter (underdrain member)
2 Block body 3 Curb 4 Drainage channel 5 Conduit channel 6 Drainage channel 6A Inner drainage channel 6B Outer drainage channel 7 Water channel 8 Water collecting port 9 Drainage pavement 14 Drainage layer 15 Mesh member 23 Joining member

Claims (7)

A drainage pavement in which a drainage layer of drainage pavement is laid on the top surface of a culvert member made of an impermeable material having a drainage channel inside, and the water that has penetrated into this drainage layer is guided to the drainage channel of the culvert member In the drainage structure of the road where
A drainage groove for draining water that has penetrated into the drainage layer is formed on the top surface of the culvert member, and penetrates the drainage layer with moisture that communicates with and fills the drainage channel from the bottom of the drainage groove. A drainage structure for a road, characterized in that a water conduit for generating a head pressure for sucking down the moisture is formed inside the culvert member. In the buried side groove provided with a block body embedded in the road subjected to drainage pavement, the drainage channel extending in the longitudinal direction is formed in the cross section of the block body,
A drainage groove is formed on the upper surface of the block main body to drain moisture that has penetrated into the drainage layer. The drainage channel penetrates the drainage layer from the bottom of the drainage groove and communicates with the drainage channel and fills the drainage groove. A buried side groove characterized in that a water guide path for generating a head pressure for sucking the moisture is formed inside the block body.   The buried side groove according to claim 2, wherein an upper surface opening of the drainage groove is closed by a mesh member so as to allow water to pass therethrough. A plurality of the drain grooves are provided apart in the width direction of the block main body,
The plurality of drainage grooves may be any of the plurality of drainage grooves, even in a state where a curbstone is attached to one of the crosswise one end or the other end of the upper surface of the block body. The embedding side groove according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the embedding side groove is disposed at a position where the embedding is not blocked.   The plurality of drainage grooves are configured by an inner drainage groove disposed on one end side in the width direction of the block body and an outer drainage groove disposed on the other end side in the same direction. Buried gutter.   The embedded curb according to claim 4, wherein the curb has a water passage groove extending in a longitudinal direction on a lower surface and a water collecting port that leads from the water groove to the drainage pavement side.   The buried side groove according to claim 3, wherein the mesh member is made of resin.

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