JP2015101948A - Avalanche prevention facility - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an avalanche prevention facility for making avalanche prevention fences evenly support a snow load by distributing the load into the fences while preventing snow from falling out through open space between fences adjacent to each other, by using a simple method.SOLUTION: An avalanche prevention facility comprises: a plurality of avalanche prevention fences 10 provided on a slope G so as to erect in a horizontal line; and a rope net 20 for blocking open space 15 formed between avalanche prevention fences 10 adjacent to each other. The rope net 20 has an endless loop structure made of a rope material whose both ends are separably connected to each other. A plurality of mooring tools 30 are provided on fences' main columns 11, 11 of adjacent to each other. The rope net 20 blocks the open space 15 by being made to be in a net shape by slidably mooring part of the rope net 20 in the main columns 11 of the end parts through the plurality of mooring tools 30 so as to be capable of distributing and transmitting a snow load acting on part of the rope net 20 over the whole length of the rope.

Description

  The present invention relates to an avalanche prevention facility for preventing falling of snow between existing or newly installed avalanche prevention fences installed at intervals.

As a countermeasure against avalanches, it is known to install a plurality of avalanche prevention fences in a row in a predicted avalanche area to prevent avalanches.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 is roughly divided into a fixed fence and a suspended fence.
Referring to FIG. 7, the fixed fence is a fence surface 13 formed by the main pillar 11, a horizontal member (horizontal bar) 12 horizontally mounted on the main pillar 11, and a support that supports the fence face 13 on the downstream side of the slope. The main body 11 and the retaining pillar 14 are fixed to the concrete foundation, respectively, and a snow load applied to the fence surface 13 is supported by the main pillar 11 and the retaining pillar 14 (Patent Literature). 1).
The suspension fence is a suspension wire that hangs the fence surface 13 with a suspension wire instead of the holding pillar 14, and the anchor provided on the slope mountain side and the fence surface 13 are connected with the suspension wire to suspend a snow load to be loaded on the fence surface 13. A structure supported by a wire and an anchor (Patent Document 2).

The avalanche prevention fence 10 is manufactured as a solid structure made of steel or PC in order to resist a snow load of 10 tons.
The horizontal interval L when the plurality of avalanche prevention fences 10 are arranged in a row is standardized by design (1 m to 2 m).

JP-A-7-180116 (FIGS. 1 and 2) JP 2004-353229 A (FIG. 8)

The conventional avalanche prevention fence has the following points to be improved.
<1> The horizontal interval L of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is designed to prevent the snow from self-destructing, and it has not been considered that snow falls through the open space 15 between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10.
With the global warming, in recent years, there has been a tendency to increase the number of avalanche cases accompanied by the phenomenon of falling snow through the open space 15 of the adjacent avalanche prevention fence 10, and the development of countermeasures has been demanded.
<2> As a means for preventing snow from falling through the open space 15 of the avalanche prevention fence 10, an additional avalanche prevention fence 10 is additionally installed directly above or below the open space 15 or adjacent to the avalanche prevention fence 10. A method of sealing the open space 15 with a high-rigidity sealing body in which a plurality of cross members 12 are bridged between 10 is studied.
The former countermeasure work for additionally constructing the avalanche prevention fence 10 including the foundation concrete requires securing of the foundation work and installation space, and the construction of the additional fence requires a great deal of cost and time.
Although the latter countermeasure work for sealing the open space 15 with a high-rigidity sealing body can reduce the cost and time somewhat as compared with the former, the cost and time required for blocking the open space 15 are still large.
<3> When the open space 13 of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is sealed with a high-rigidity blocking body, the effect of preventing snow from falling is improved, but it is an obstacle to the passage of climbers and wild animals in summer.
Although it is possible to remove and re-install the high-rigidity sealing body that seals the open space 13 as necessary, much work and time are required for opening and closing the open space 13.
<4> The size of the snow load deposited on the slope varies depending on the snow depth.
When the open space 13 of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is sealed with a high-rigidity structure, the strength of the high-rigidity structure must be designed based on the maximum snow load expected regardless of the snow depth. Easy to design.

An object of the present invention is to provide the following one avalanche prevention facility.
<1> To effectively prevent snow from falling through the open space of adjacent avalanche prevention fences by a simple method.
<2> Uniformly transmit the snow load acting on the blockade to the avalanche prevention fence.
<3> The ability to transfer snow load between adjacent avalanche prevention fences can be improved.

The present invention is an avalanche prevention facility comprising a plurality of avalanche prevention fences standing in a row at intervals on a slope, and a sealing body that seals an open space formed between adjacent avalanche prevention fences, The sealed body is an endless loop structure rope net in which both ends of the rope material are separably connected, and a plurality of mooring tools are provided along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar on the main pillar at the end of the adjacent avalanche prevention fence. A part of the rope net is connected to the main part of the end of the avalanche prevention fence via the plurality of moorings so that the snow load formed and applied to the part of the rope net can be distributed and transmitted over the entire length of the rope. The open space was sealed with a net-like rope net while slidably moored on a pillar.
In another embodiment of the present invention, an auxiliary net having an opening smaller than the opening of the rope net may be additionally installed over the entire surface of the rope net.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the anchoring tool includes an outer clamping plate capable of clamping the side surface of the main pillar, and screwing means capable of fastening both ends of the outer clamping plate. A mooring body capable of mooring the rope net is provided on the outside.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the mooring device includes an outer clamping plate and an inner clamping plate capable of clamping a pair of opposite side surfaces of the main column, and screwing capable of clamping between both end portions of the both clamping plates. And a mooring body capable of mooring a rope net is provided outside the outer sandwiching plate.
In another embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of rope nets may be hierarchically arranged between adjacent main pillars along the longitudinal direction of the main pillars.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the mooring positions of a plurality of rope nets may be shifted up and down so that the rope nets intersect each other between adjacent main pillars.
The avalanche prevention fence which this invention presupposes has the fence surface formed of the main pillar and the horizontal member horizontally mounted on the main pillar.

Since the present invention has the above-described configuration, it has at least one of the following effects.
<1> Snow can be effectively prevented from falling through the open space of adjacent avalanche prevention fences by a simple method of placing and closing a net-like rope net between adjacent avalanche prevention fences. .
Therefore, in order to prevent snow from passing through the open space between adjacent avalanche prevention fences, it is no longer necessary to construct additional avalanche prevention fences including foundation concrete, and it is possible to implement countermeasures at low cost and in a short construction period. Can be constructed.
<2> The open space of the avalanche prevention fence can be opened with a simple operation of separating both ends of the rope material constituting the rope net and dismantling and removing the rope net.
Therefore, when the open space of the avalanche prevention fence is opened at a time other than the winter season, it becomes possible for mountain climbers and wild animals to pass and maintenance of the avalanche prevention fence is facilitated.
<3> A rope net moored between adjacent avalanche prevention fences has an endless loop structure, and a snow load acting on a part of the rope net can be distributed and transmitted over the entire length of the rope.
Therefore, even if the snow accumulation depth accumulated on the slope changes, not only can the snow load on the rope net be borne uniformly over the entire length of the rope, but also the snow load acting on the rope net is transmitted uniformly to the avalanche prevention fence. Can be supported.
<4> By mooring a rope net between adjacent avalanche prevention fences, it is possible to continue between adjacent avalanche prevention fences.
Therefore, when an excessive snow load acts on a part of the avalanche prevention fence or the rope net constituting the avalanche prevention facility, the excessive snow load can be distributed and supported throughout the avalanche prevention facility.

The perspective view of the avalanche prevention facility which abbreviate | omitted one part which concerns on this invention Side view of an avalanche prevention facility with some parts omitted Sectional view of III-III in Fig. 2 Perspective view of mooring device with a part omitted Model diagram of an example of the arrangement of other rope nets arranged hierarchically between adjacent avalanche prevention fences Model diagram of another rope net arrangement example with the mooring pitch widened between adjacent avalanche prevention fences The perspective view of the avalanche prevention fence which this invention presupposes

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

<1> Overview of the avalanche prevention facility.
Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the avalanche prevention facility according to the present invention is a blockade installed between a plurality of avalanche prevention fences 10 erected on the slope G with an interval and adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10. A rope net 20 that is a body, and a plurality of mooring tools 30 formed along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar 11 on the main pillars 11 and 11 at the ends of the adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 and 10, A part of the rope net 20 is slidably moored to the main pillar 11 at the end of the avalanche prevention fence 10 via a plurality of mooring tools 30.
Moreover, the auxiliary net | network 40 may be additionally installed over the whole surface of the rope net 20 as needed.

<2> Avalanche prevention fence.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 includes a known fixed fence or suspension fence.
In FIG. 1, the avalanche prevention fence 10 includes a main pillar 11, a fence surface 13 formed by a horizontal member 12 horizontally mounted on the main pillar 11, and a retaining pillar 14 that supports the fence face 13 on the downstream side of the slope. It shows about the case of a fixed fence.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 includes an anchor provided on the slope mountain side and a known suspension fence supported by a suspension wire connecting the fence surface 13 and the anchor.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 which this invention presupposes should just have the fence surface 13 at least regardless of the existing avalanche prevention fence or the new avalanche prevention fence.

<2.1> Fence surface.
The main pillar 11 which is a constituent material of the fence surface 13 is made of a high-strength member such as H-shaped steel, box steel, steel pipe, concrete-filled steel pipe, and is erected in a form embedded in the slope G or grounded to the ground surface. Yes.
The cross member 12 which is a constituent material of the fence surface 13 is formed of a box material such as a strip plate or a square pipe, or a pipe body such as a pipe pipe, and the material is formed of a known material such as steel or high-strength resin. . The cross member 12 includes a rope material having flexibility.
The cross members 12 are juxtaposed in the horizontal direction at intervals that can prevent snow from passing through, and the crossing with the main pillar 11 is fixed integrally by bolts or welding to form the fence surface 13. .

<2.2> Horizontal spacing of the avalanche prevention fence.
The avalanche prevention fences 10 are arranged in a row on the slope G with a predetermined horizontal interval, and an open space 15 is formed between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10, 10.

<3> Mooring tool.
The mooring tool 30 is a jig for slidably mooring a part of the rope net 20 to the main pillar 11 at the end of the avalanche prevention fence 10, and with respect to the main pillar 11 at the end of the avalanche prevention fence 10. Then, they are attached at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar 11.

<3.1> Configuration of the mooring tool.
The mooring tool 30 illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4 will be described. The mooring tool 30 includes an outer sandwiching plate 31 and an inner sandwiching plate 32 that can sandwich a pair of opposing side surfaces of the main pillar 11, and both the sandwiching plates 31. , 32 is provided with a pair of bolts 33 and nuts 34 which are screwing means capable of fastening between both end portions.
A drum-like anchoring body 35 is provided outside the outer clamping plate 31 as means for anchoring the rope net 20.
The mooring body 35 is supported by the outer holding plate 31 via a pair of brackets 36 so as to be rotatable or non-rotatable.
A space through which the rope net 20 can be inserted is formed between the outer holding plate 31 and the mooring body 35.
Bolt holes are formed at both ends of the outer sandwiching plate 31 and the inner sandwiching plate 32.

<3.2> Other forms of mooring tools.
As another form of the mooring tool 30, it is possible to omit the inner clamping plate 32 by using a U-shaped bolt having a dimension that allows the main pillar 11 to be held on the bolt 33 and be externally mounted.
In addition, although not shown, instead of the drum-shaped anchoring body 35, both ends of a hook-shaped anchoring body in which a steel bar is bent in a U shape may be fixed to the outer clamping plate 31.
Further, both end portions of a hook-shaped mooring body obtained by bending a steel rod into a U shape may be directly fixed to the main column 11.
At least the mooring body 35 has a curved shape at a contact site where the rope net 20 is moored.

<4> Rope net.
The rope net 20 is a net-like fence that can block the open space 15 between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10, and has a function of preventing snow from passing through and a function of distributing and transmitting snow load over the entire length of the rope net 20. And a function of making a plurality of adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 continuous.
The rope net 20 is composed of one or a plurality of rope loops, and both ends of the rope material are fixed to form a loop.
The rope net 20 can be attached to and detached from the adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 and 10.

<4.1> Rope net material.
The rope net 20 is made of a rope material excellent in tensile strength, and for example, a steel rope, a high-strength fiber rope, a resin rope, or the like can be applied.

<4.2> Arrangement form of rope net.
The rope net 20 is disposed between the main pillars 11 and 11 at opposite ends so as to block the open space 15 between the adjacent main pillars 11 and 11.
The arrangement of the rope net 20 will be described with reference to FIG.
In this example, a single rope member is used, and the rope member is arranged as if it was drawn with a single stroke between the adjacent left and right main pillars 11 and 11.
That is, the rope material is horizontally anchored between the left and right main pillars 11 and 11 adjacent to each other via the mooring tool 30, and is mounted in a zigzag shape, and both ends of the rope material are fixed and finally an endless loop. Make the structure.
Among the rope materials having continuity constituting the rope net 20, the highest and lowest rope materials are routed horizontally, and other portions are routed with the rope material crossed.
The reason why the rope net 20 has an endless loop structure is to distribute and transmit the snow load acting on the rope net 20 over the entire length of the rope net 20.

<4.3> Other arrangement forms of the rope net.
5 and 6 show other arrangements of the rope net.
FIG. 5 shows a form in which a plurality of rope nets are hierarchically divided, and a plurality (three in this example) of rope nets 20A, 20B, 20C are arranged hierarchically between adjacent main pillars 11, 11. The form which seals the open space 15 with these several rope nets 20A, 20B, 20C is shown.
FIG. 6 shows a configuration in which the mooring positions of a plurality of rope nets are shifted up and down so that the rope nets cross each other, and the mooring pitch of each of the rope nets 20D and 20E is widened between the adjacent main pillars 11 and 11. 5 shows a form in which a plurality (two in this example) of rope nets 20D and 20E are routed to block the open space 15.

<5> Auxiliary network.
The auxiliary net 40 is a net body that has an opening smaller than the opening of the rope net 20 and prevents slipping of snow. For example, an expanded metal, a wire net, or the like can be applied.
The auxiliary network 40 is not essential and may be omitted.
Next, the construction method of the avalanche prevention facility will be described.

[Construction method of avalanche prevention facilities]
Next, the construction method of the avalanche defense facility will be described.

<1> Assembly of Rope Net The avalanche prevention fence 10 forms an open space between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 as shown in FIG.
Therefore, the rope material and the mooring tool 30 are carried into the site, and the rope net 20 is assembled between the adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 in the following manner to seal the open space 15.

<2> Installation of mooring tools.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, mooring tools 30 are installed at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar 11.
In order to install the mooring tool 30, it is only necessary to arrange the outer clamping plate 31 and the inner clamping plate 32 on both the inner and outer side surfaces of the main column 11, and fasten the clamping plates 31, 32 with bolts 33 and nuts 34, A welding machine or the like is not necessary for the installation work of the mooring tool 30.

<3> Installation of a rope net.
A rope material is inserted into the anchoring tool 30 installed on the opposing main column 11, and an endless loop structure rope net 20 is stretched between the adjacent main columns 11 and 11.
If necessary, an auxiliary network 40 is additionally installed over the entire surface of the rope net 20.

In the present invention, the rope material, the mooring tool 30 and the like can be carried into the site, and the rope net 20 can be assembled only by the human power of the worker. Therefore, it is not necessary to introduce heavy machinery for transporting and assembling the material.
Furthermore, in the present invention, the rope net 20 is assembled on-site and connected to the avalanche prevention fence 10 by a simple operation of simply laying the rope material on the mooring tool 30 installed on the opposing main pillars 11 and 11. Can be performed simultaneously.

[Operation of avalanche prevention facility]
Next, the operation of the avalanche defense facility will be described.

<1> Prevents snow from slipping through the rope net.
In the avalanche prevention facility according to the present invention, an open space 15 formed between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 is sealed with a rope net 20.
Therefore, the snow accumulated in the upstream of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is directly supported by the avalanche prevention fence 10, and the snow accumulated in the upstream of the rope net 20 is supported by the avalanche prevention fence 10 through the net-like rope net 20. The
Snow accumulation supported by the rope net 20 is restricted from passing through the snow net 20 alone or in cooperation with the auxiliary net 40.

<2> Dispersion of snow load by rope net.
The net-like rope net 20 has an endless loop structure.
Therefore, when a large snow load acts on a part of the rope net 20, the snow load is distributed and made uniform over the entire length of the rope net 20, so the snow load acts locally on a part of the rope net 20. You can avoid that.
Especially in the initial stage of snow accumulation, the upper load rope material that is not in direct contact with the snow also supports the snow load evenly.
Therefore, even if a low strength rope material is used for the rope net 20, it is possible to sufficiently resist the snow load.
Furthermore, on the main pillar 11 side that supports the rope net 20, the snow load passing through the rope net 20 can be uniformly supported by the entire main pillar 10, so that it does not act on the avalanche prevention fence 10 as an uneven load.

<3> Dispersion support function of snow load between avalanche prevention fences.
The adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 are integrally connected by a rope net 20 so that a snow load can be transmitted between the avalanche prevention fence phases 10.
Therefore, when an excessive snow load acts on a part of the avalanche prevention fence 10 or the rope net 20 constituting the avalanche prevention facility, the excessive snow load can be distributed and supported throughout the avalanche prevention facility. it can.
Therefore, it is possible to prevent the snow avalanche prevention fence 10 from tipping over due to a concentrated snow load acting on a part of the avalanche prevention fence 10.

[How to remove the rope net]
Next, a method for removing the rope net 20 will be described.

<1> Removal of rope material At the time of snow melting, the rope net 20 is dismantled and the open space 15 of the avalanche prevention fence 10 that has been blocked is opened.
The dismantling of the rope net 20 can be dismantled and removed by a simple operation of separating the connecting ends of the rope material to break the loop, and further removing the rope material moored to the main pillar 11.

<2> Example of utilization of open space By securing an open space 15 between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10, it is possible to pass climbers and wild animals.
Furthermore, since it becomes possible to carry in the repair material through the open space 15, it becomes easy to maintain the avalanche prevention fence 10 damaged in winter.

G ··· Slope 10 ··· Avalanche prevention fence 11 ··· Main pillar 12 ··· Cross member 13 ··· Fence surface 14 ··· Post 20・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Rope net (blockade)
30 ... mooring tool 31 ... outer clamping plate 32 ... inner clamping plate 33 ... bolt 34 ... nut 35 ... mooring body 40 .... Auxiliary network

  The present invention relates to an avalanche prevention facility for preventing falling of snow between existing or newly installed avalanche prevention fences installed at intervals.

As a countermeasure against avalanches, it is known to install a plurality of avalanche prevention fences in a row in a predicted avalanche area to prevent avalanches.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 is roughly divided into a fixed fence and a suspended fence.
Referring to FIG. 7, the fixed fence is a fence surface 13 formed by the main pillar 11, a horizontal member (horizontal bar) 12 horizontally mounted on the main pillar 11, and a support that supports the fence face 13 on the downstream side of the slope. The main body 11 and the retaining pillar 14 are fixed to the concrete foundation, respectively, and a snow load applied to the fence surface 13 is supported by the main pillar 11 and the retaining pillar 14 (Patent Literature). 1).
The suspension fence is a suspension wire that hangs the fence surface 13 with a suspension wire instead of the holding pillar 14, and the anchor provided on the slope mountain side and the fence surface 13 are connected with the suspension wire to suspend a snow load to be loaded on the fence surface 13. A structure supported by a wire and an anchor (Patent Document 2).

The avalanche prevention fence 10 is manufactured as a solid structure made of steel or PC in order to resist a snow load of 10 tons.
The horizontal interval L when the plurality of avalanche prevention fences 10 are arranged in a row is standardized by design (1 m to 2 m).

JP-A-7-180116 (FIGS. 1 and 2) JP 2004-353229 A (FIG. 8)

The conventional avalanche prevention fence has the following points to be improved.
<1> The horizontal interval L of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is designed to prevent the snow from self-destructing, and it has not been considered that snow falls through the open space 15 between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10.
With the global warming, in recent years, there has been a tendency to increase the number of avalanche cases accompanied by the phenomenon of falling snow through the open space 15 of the adjacent avalanche prevention fence 10, and the development of countermeasures has been demanded.
<2> As a means for preventing snow from falling through the open space 15 of the avalanche prevention fence 10, an additional avalanche prevention fence 10 is additionally installed directly above or below the open space 15 or adjacent to the avalanche prevention fence 10. A method of sealing the open space 15 with a high-rigidity sealing body in which a plurality of cross members 12 are bridged between 10 is studied.
The former countermeasure work for additionally constructing the avalanche prevention fence 10 including the foundation concrete requires securing of the foundation work and installation space, and the construction of the additional fence requires a great deal of cost and time.
Although the latter countermeasure work for sealing the open space 15 with a high-rigidity sealing body can reduce the cost and time somewhat as compared with the former, the cost and time required for blocking the open space 15 are still large.
<3> When the open space 13 of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is sealed with a high-rigidity blocking body, the effect of preventing snow from falling is improved, but it is an obstacle to the passage of climbers and wild animals in summer.
Although it is possible to remove and re-install the high-rigidity sealing body that seals the open space 13 as necessary, much work and time are required for opening and closing the open space 13.
<4> The size of the snow load deposited on the slope varies depending on the snow depth.
When the open space 13 of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is sealed with a high-rigidity structure, the strength of the high-rigidity structure must be designed based on the maximum snow load expected regardless of the snow depth. Easy to design.

An object of the present invention is to provide the following one avalanche prevention facility.
<1> To effectively prevent snow from falling through the open space of adjacent avalanche prevention fences by a simple method.
<2> Uniformly transmit the snow load acting on the blockade to the avalanche prevention fence.
<3> The ability to transfer snow load between adjacent avalanche prevention fences can be improved.

The present invention is an avalanche prevention facility comprising a plurality of avalanche prevention fences standing in a row at intervals on a slope, and a sealing body that seals an open space formed between adjacent avalanche prevention fences, The sealed body is an endless loop structure rope net in which both ends of the rope material are separably connected, and a plurality of mooring tools are provided along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar on the main pillar at the end of the adjacent avalanche prevention fence. A part of the rope net is connected to the main part of the end of the avalanche prevention fence via the plurality of mooring devices so that the snow load that is formed and acts on the part of the rope net can be distributed and transmitted over the entire length of the rope. The open space was sealed with a net-like rope net while slidably moored on a pillar.
In another embodiment of the present invention, an auxiliary net having an opening smaller than the opening of the rope net may be additionally installed over the entire surface of the rope net.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the anchoring tool includes an outer clamping plate capable of clamping the side surface of the main pillar, and screwing means capable of fastening both ends of the outer clamping plate. A mooring body capable of mooring the rope net is provided on the outside.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the mooring device includes an outer clamping plate and an inner clamping plate capable of clamping a pair of opposite side surfaces of the main column, and screwing capable of clamping between both end portions of the both clamping plates. And a mooring body capable of mooring a rope net is provided outside the outer sandwiching plate.
In another embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of rope nets may be hierarchically arranged between adjacent main pillars along the longitudinal direction of the main pillars.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the mooring positions of a plurality of rope nets may be shifted up and down so that the rope nets intersect each other between adjacent main pillars.
The avalanche prevention fence which this invention presupposes has the fence surface formed of the main pillar and the horizontal member horizontally mounted on the main pillar.

Since the present invention has the above-described configuration, it has at least one of the following effects.
It is possible to effectively prevent the coming off of the snow through the open space of the avalanche prevention fence adjacent the simple method of simply blocked by placing the net-like rope nets during avalanche prevention fence <1> adjacent .
Therefore, in order to prevent snow from passing through the open space between adjacent avalanche prevention fences, it is not necessary to construct additional avalanche prevention fences including foundation concrete, and it is possible to implement countermeasures at low cost and in a short construction period. Can be constructed.
<2> The open space of the avalanche prevention fence can be opened with a simple operation of separating both ends of the rope material constituting the rope net and dismantling and removing the rope net.
Therefore, when the open space of the avalanche prevention fence is opened at a time other than the winter season, it becomes possible for mountain climbers and wild animals to pass and maintenance of the avalanche prevention fence is facilitated.
<3> A rope net moored between adjacent avalanche prevention fences has an endless loop structure, and a snow load acting on a part of the rope net can be distributed and transmitted over the entire length of the rope.
Therefore, even if the snow accumulation depth accumulated on the slope changes, not only can the snow load on the rope net be borne uniformly over the entire length of the rope, but also the snow load acting on the rope net is transmitted uniformly to the avalanche prevention fence. Can be supported.
<4> between adjacent avalanche prevention fence by mooring rope nets, it can be continuously the between adjacent avalanche prevention fence.
Therefore, when an excessive snow load acts on a part of the avalanche prevention fence or the rope net constituting the avalanche prevention facility, the excessive snow load can be distributed and supported throughout the avalanche prevention facility.

The perspective view of the avalanche prevention facility which abbreviate | omitted one part which concerns on this invention Side view of an avalanche prevention facility with some parts omitted Sectional view of III-III in Fig. 2 Perspective view of mooring device with a part omitted Model diagram of an example of the arrangement of other rope nets arranged hierarchically between adjacent avalanche prevention fences Model diagram of another rope net arrangement example with the mooring pitch widened between adjacent avalanche prevention fences The perspective view of the avalanche prevention fence which this invention presupposes

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

<1> Overview of the avalanche prevention facility.
Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the avalanche prevention facility according to the present invention is a blockade installed between a plurality of avalanche prevention fences 10 erected on the slope G with an interval and adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10. A rope net 20 that is a body, and a plurality of mooring tools 30 formed along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar 11 on the main pillars 11, 11 at the ends of the adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10, 10, A part of the rope net 20 is slidably moored to the main pillar 11 at the end of the avalanche prevention fence 10 via a plurality of mooring tools 30.
Moreover, the auxiliary net | network 40 may be additionally installed over the whole surface of the rope net 20 as needed.

<2> Avalanche prevention fence.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 includes a known fixed fence or suspension fence.
In FIG. 1, the avalanche prevention fence 10 includes a main pillar 11, a fence surface 13 formed by a horizontal member 12 horizontally mounted on the main pillar 11, and a holding pillar 14 that supports the fence face 13 on the slope downstream side. It shows about the case of a fixed fence.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 includes an anchor provided on the slope mountain side and a known suspension fence supported by a suspension wire connecting the fence surface 13 and the anchor.
The avalanche prevention fence 10 which the present invention presupposes should just have the fence surface 13 at least regardless of the existing avalanche prevention fence or the new avalanche prevention fence.

<2.1> Fence surface.
The main pillar 11 which is a constituent material of the fence surface 13 is made of a high-strength member such as H-shaped steel, box steel, steel pipe, concrete-filled steel pipe, and is erected in a form embedded in the slope G or grounded to the ground surface. Yes.
The cross member 12 which is a constituent material of the fence surface 13 is formed of a box material such as a strip plate or a square pipe, or a pipe body such as a pipe pipe, and the material is formed of a known material such as steel or high-strength resin. . The cross member 12 includes a rope material having flexibility.
The cross members 12 are juxtaposed in the horizontal direction at intervals that can prevent snow from passing through, and the crossing with the main pillar 11 is fixed integrally by bolts or welding to form the fence surface 13. .

<2.2> Horizontal spacing of the avalanche prevention fence.
The avalanche prevention fences 10 are arranged in a row on the slope G with a predetermined horizontal interval, and an open space 15 is formed between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10, 10.

<3> Mooring tool.
Anchor 30 is a jig for anchoring slidably to the main column 11 of the end portion of the avalanche preventing fence 10 a portion of the rope net 20, the main pillar 11 of the end portion of the avalanche preventing fence 10 Then, they are attached at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar 11.

<3.1> Configuration of the mooring tool.
The mooring tool 30 illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4 will be described. The mooring tool 30 includes an outer sandwiching plate 31 and an inner sandwiching plate 32 that can sandwich a pair of opposing side surfaces of the main pillar 11, and both the sandwiching plates 31. , 32 is provided with a pair of bolts 33 and nuts 34 which are screwing means capable of fastening between both end portions.
A drum-like anchoring body 35 is provided outside the outer clamping plate 31 as means for anchoring the rope net 20.
The mooring body 35 is supported by the outer holding plate 31 via a pair of brackets 36 so as to be rotatable or non-rotatable.
A space through which the rope net 20 can be inserted is formed between the outer holding plate 31 and the mooring body 35.
Bolt holes are formed at both ends of the outer sandwiching plate 31 and the inner sandwiching plate 32.

<3.2> Other forms of mooring tools.
As another form of the mooring tool 30, it is possible to omit the inner clamping plate 32 by using a U-shaped bolt having a dimension that allows the main pillar 11 to be held on the bolt 33 and be externally mounted.
In addition, although not shown, instead of the drum-shaped anchoring body 35, both ends of a hook-shaped anchoring body in which a steel bar is bent in a U shape may be fixed to the outer clamping plate 31.
Further, both end portions of a hook-shaped mooring body obtained by bending a steel rod into a U shape may be directly fixed to the main column 11.
At least the mooring body 35 has a curved shape at a contact site where the rope net 20 is moored.

<4> Rope net.
The rope net 20 is a net-like fence that can block the open space 15 between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10, and has a function of preventing snow from passing through and a function of distributing and transmitting snow load over the entire length of the rope net 20. And a function of making a plurality of adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 continuous.
The rope net 20 is composed of one or a plurality of rope loops, and both ends of the rope material are fixed to form a loop.
The rope net 20 can be attached to and detached from the adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 and 10.

<4.1> Rope net material.
The rope net 20 is made of a rope material excellent in tensile strength, and for example, a steel rope, a high-strength fiber rope, a resin rope, or the like can be applied.

<4.2> Arrangement form of rope net.
The rope net 20 is disposed between the main pillars 11 and 11 at opposite ends so as to block the open space 15 between the adjacent main pillars 11 and 11.
The arrangement of the rope net 20 will be described with reference to FIG.
In this example, a single rope member is used, and the rope member is arranged as if it was drawn with a single stroke between the adjacent left and right main pillars 11 and 11.
That is, the rope material is horizontally anchored between the left and right main pillars 11 and 11 adjacent to each other via the mooring tool 30, and is mounted in a zigzag shape, and both ends of the rope material are fixed and finally an endless loop. Make the structure.
Among the rope materials having continuity constituting the rope net 20, the highest and lowest rope materials are routed horizontally, and other portions are routed with the rope material crossed.
The reason why the rope net 20 has an endless loop structure is to distribute and transmit the snow load acting on the rope net 20 over the entire length of the rope net 20.

<4.3> Other arrangement forms of the rope net.
5 and 6 show other arrangements of the rope net.
FIG. 5 shows a form in which a plurality of rope nets are hierarchically divided, and a plurality (three in this example) of rope nets 20A, 20B, 20C are arranged hierarchically between adjacent main pillars 11, 11. The form which seals the open space 15 with these several rope nets 20A, 20B, 20C is shown.
FIG. 6 shows a configuration in which the mooring positions of a plurality of rope nets are shifted up and down so that the rope nets cross each other. 5 shows a form in which a plurality (two in this example) of rope nets 20D and 20E are routed to block the open space 15.

<5> Auxiliary network.
The auxiliary net 40 is a net body that has an opening smaller than the opening of the rope net 20 and prevents slipping of snow. For example, an expanded metal, a wire net, or the like can be applied.
The auxiliary network 40 is not essential and may be omitted.
Next, the construction method of the avalanche prevention facility will be described.

[Construction method of avalanche prevention facilities]
Next, the construction method of the avalanche defense facility will be described.

<1> Assembly of Rope Net The avalanche prevention fence 10 forms an open space between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 as shown in FIG.
Therefore, the rope material and the mooring tool 30 are carried into the site, and the rope net 20 is assembled between the adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 in the following manner to seal the open space 15.

<2> Installation of mooring tools.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, mooring tools 30 are installed at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar 11.
In order to install the mooring tool 30, it is only necessary to arrange the outer clamping plate 31 and the inner clamping plate 32 on both the inner and outer side surfaces of the main column 11, and fasten the clamping plates 31, 32 with bolts 33 and nuts 34, A welding machine or the like is not necessary for the installation work of the mooring tool 30.

<3> Installation of a rope net.
A rope material is inserted into the anchoring tool 30 installed on the opposing main column 11, and an endless loop structure rope net 20 is stretched between the adjacent main columns 11 and 11.
If necessary, an auxiliary network 40 is additionally installed over the entire surface of the rope net 20.

In the present invention, the rope material, the mooring tool 30 and the like can be carried into the site, and the rope net 20 can be assembled only by the human power of the worker. Therefore, it is not necessary to introduce heavy machinery for transporting and assembling the material.
Furthermore, in the present invention, the rope net 20 is assembled on the spot and the avalanche prevention fence 10 is connected by a simple operation of simply laying the rope material on the mooring tool 30 installed on the opposing main columns 11 and 11. Can be performed simultaneously.

[Operation of avalanche prevention facility]
Next, the operation of the avalanche defense facility will be described.

<1> Prevents snow from slipping through the rope net.
In the avalanche prevention facility according to the present invention, an open space 15 formed between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10 is sealed with a rope net 20.
Thus, snow accumulated on the upstream of the avalanche prevention fence 10 is supported directly by the avalanche preventing fence 10, snow accumulated on the upstream of the rope net 20 is supported by the avalanche preventing fence 10 through the net-like rope nets 20 The
Snow accumulation supported by the rope net 20 is restricted from passing through the snow net 20 alone or in cooperation with the auxiliary net 40.

<2> Dispersion of snow load by rope net.
The net-like rope net 20 has an endless loop structure.
Therefore, when a large snow load acts on a part of the rope net 20, the snow load is distributed and made uniform over the entire length of the rope net 20, so the snow load acts locally on a part of the rope net 20. You can avoid that.
Especially in the initial stage of snow accumulation, the upper load rope material that is not in direct contact with the snow also supports the snow load evenly.
Therefore, even if a low strength rope material is used for the rope net 20, it is possible to sufficiently resist the snow load.
Furthermore, on the main pillar 11 side that supports the rope net 20, the snow load passing through the rope net 20 can be uniformly supported by the entire main pillar 10, so that it does not act on the avalanche prevention fence 10 as an unbalanced load.

<3> Dispersion support of snow load between avalanche prevention fences.
During each adjacent avalanche preventing fence 10 is Yes coupled together by a rope net 20, it is possible to transmit the snow load in avalanche prevention fence 1 0互間.
Therefore, when an excessive snow load acts on a part of the avalanche prevention fence 10 or the rope net 20 constituting the avalanche prevention facility, the excessive snow load can be distributed and supported throughout the avalanche prevention facility. it can.
Therefore, it is possible to prevent the snow avalanche prevention fence 10 from falling due to concentrated snow load acting on some of the avalanche prevention fences 10 in advance.

[How to remove the rope net]
Next, a method for removing the rope net 20 will be described.

<1> Removal of rope material At the time of snow melting, the rope net 20 is disassembled and removed, and the open space 15 of the avalanche prevention fence 10 that has been blocked is opened.
The dismantling of the rope net 20 can be dismantled and removed by a simple operation of separating the connecting ends of the rope material to break the loop, and further removing the rope material moored to the main pillar 11.

<2> Example of utilization of open space By securing an open space 15 between adjacent avalanche prevention fences 10, it is possible to pass climbers and wild animals.
Furthermore, since it becomes possible to carry in the repair material through the open space 15, it becomes easy to maintain the avalanche prevention fence 10 damaged in winter.

G ··· Slope 10 ··· Avalanche prevention fence 11 ··· Main pillar 12 ··· Cross member 13 ··· Fence surface 14 ··· Post 20・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Rope net (blockade)
30 ... mooring tool 31 ... outer clamping plate 32 ... inner clamping plate 33 ... bolt 34 ... nut 35 ... mooring body 40 .... Auxiliary network

Claims (7)

An avalanche prevention facility comprising a plurality of avalanche prevention fences standing in a row at intervals on a slope, and a blockade that seals an open space formed between adjacent avalanche prevention fences,
The blockade is a rope net having an endless loop structure in which both ends of the rope material are detachably connected,
Forming a plurality of mooring tools along the longitudinal direction of the main pillar on the main pillar at the end of the adjacent avalanche prevention fence,
A part of the rope net is slid to the main pillar at the end of the avalanche prevention fence via the plurality of mooring devices so that the snow load acting on the part of the rope net can be distributed and transmitted over the entire length of the rope. It is moored freely and the open space is sealed with a net-like rope net,
Avalanche prevention facility.   The avalanche prevention facility according to claim 1, wherein an auxiliary network having an opening smaller than the opening of the rope net is additionally installed over the entire surface of the rope net.   The mooring device includes an outer clamping plate capable of clamping the side surface of the main pillar, and screwing means capable of fastening both ends of the outer clamping plate, and a rope net can be moored outside the outer clamping plate. The avalanche prevention facility according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a mooring body is provided.   The anchoring device includes an outer clamping plate and an inner clamping plate capable of clamping a pair of opposing side surfaces of the main pillar, and screwing means capable of fastening between both ends of the both clamping plates. The avalanche prevention facility according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a mooring body capable of mooring a rope net is provided outside the holding plate.   The avalanche prevention facility according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a plurality of rope nets are hierarchically arranged between adjacent main pillars along a longitudinal direction of the main pillars.   5. The mooring position of a plurality of rope nets is shifted up and down so that the rope nets intersect with each other between adjacent main pillars, according to claim 1. Avalanche prevention facility.   The avalanche prevention facility according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the avalanche prevention fence has a fence surface formed by a main pillar and a horizontal member horizontally mounted on the main pillar.

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