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JP6152081B2
JP6152081B2 JP2014211178A JP2014211178A JP6152081B2 JP 6152081 B2 JP6152081 B2 JP 6152081B2 JP 2014211178 A JP2014211178 A JP 2014211178A JP 2014211178 A JP2014211178 A JP 2014211178A JP 6152081 B2 JP6152081 B2 JP 6152081B2
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本発明は、傾斜を有する河川、池、湖沼またはダムの法面を保護する護岸構造に関する。   The present invention relates to a revetment structure for protecting slopes of rivers, ponds, lakes or dams having slopes.

従来、河川、池、湖沼またはダムの法面を保護する護岸構造として、樹脂からなる複数の帯部材を所定間隔毎に接合し、前記帯部材の非接合部位が互いに離間することによって形成される複数のセルを有するセル構造体と、前記複数のセルに充填される石材と、を備えるセル構造体ユニットを法面に複数敷設されるものが知られている。(例えば、特許文献1参照)。   Conventionally, as a revetment structure for protecting the slopes of rivers, ponds, lakes or dams, it is formed by joining a plurality of belt members made of resin at predetermined intervals and separating the non-joined portions of the belt members from each other There is known one in which a plurality of cell structure units including a cell structure having a plurality of cells and a stone filled in the plurality of cells are laid on a slope. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).

特開2013−217052号公報(第5、6頁、図1−図3)JP 2013-217052 A (pages 5 and 6, FIG. 1 to FIG. 3)

しかしながら、特許文献1の護岸構造においては、セル構造体のセルは、樹脂からなる複数の帯部材を所定間隔毎に接合し、前記帯部材の非接合部位を互いに離間させて形成されるもので、前記帯部材の非接合部位の離間度合いでセルの形状を自由に変えることができる。一方、セル構造体のセルに充填される充填材も、砂、砕石、現場発生土等であるため、充填材もセル内で自由に動くことができる。たとえば、特許文献1の護岸構造は、河床勾配が1/200程度(段落0026)と非常に緩やかなので問題ないが、比較的急な勾配を有する法面を保護する護岸構造として使用する場合には、法面の傾斜の影響や流水及び流下物等の外力により、セル構造体のセルの形状を維持できず、法面の保護機能を維持できないという問題があった。   However, in the revetment structure of Patent Document 1, the cells of the cell structure are formed by joining a plurality of band members made of resin at predetermined intervals and separating the non-bonded portions of the band members from each other. The shape of the cell can be freely changed depending on the degree of separation of the non-bonded portion of the band member. On the other hand, since the filler filled in the cells of the cell structure is also sand, crushed stone, on-site generated soil, etc., the filler can also move freely in the cells. For example, the revetment structure of Patent Document 1 has no problem because the riverbed slope is very gentle, about 1/200 (paragraph 0026), but when used as a revetment structure to protect a slope with a relatively steep slope. However, the shape of the cell of the cell structure cannot be maintained due to the influence of the slope of the slope and the external force such as flowing water and falling material, and the protection function of the slope cannot be maintained.

本発明は、このような問題点に着目してなされたもので、傾斜を有する河川、池、湖沼またはダムの法面を保護する護岸構造として使用しても、セル構造体のセル形状が維持でき、法面の保護機能を維持できる護岸構造を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention has been made paying attention to such problems, and the cell shape of the cell structure is maintained even when it is used as a revetment structure for protecting slopes of rivers, ponds, lakes or dams having slopes. The purpose is to provide a revetment structure that can maintain the protective function of the slope.

前記課題を解決するために、本発明の護岸構造は、
法面に所定本数打設されたアンカーと、樹脂からなる複数の帯部材を所定間隔毎に接合し、前記帯部材の非接合部位が互いに離間することによって形成される複数のセルを有し、前記アンカーによって前記法面に支持される略矩形状のセル構造体と、前記複数のセルに充填される石材と、を備えたセル構造ユニットを法面に複数敷設してなる護岸構造であって、少なくとも一つの前記セル構造ユニットは、前記セル構造体を覆う略矩形の網状部材と、該網状部材及び前記セル構造体の外周縁部を複数個所、連結する連結部材と、を備え、
前記石材は、前記複数のセルの上端まで充填され、該セルに充填される石材の一部は、該石材の平均粒径より小さい網目を有する前記網状部材により押さえられ、
前記連結部材は、隣接する前記セル構造体の外周縁部同士と隣接する前記網状部材の外周縁部同士とを一体に連結する線材からなることを特徴としている。
この特徴によれば、隣接するセル構造体の外周縁部同士と隣接する網状部材の外周縁部同士を一体に連結に連結して、セル構造体ユニットに作用する外力を網状部材が分担してセルの形状変化を抑えることができ、法面の保護機能を維持できる。連結部の剛性をさらに高めることができ、セル形状を維持できる。
In order to solve the above problems, the revetment structure of the present invention is:
An anchor which is a predetermined number punch set on slope, joining a plurality of band members made of resin at predetermined intervals, and have a plurality of cells formed by nonbonding portion of the band member are separated from each other, there in revetment structure in which a plurality laid substantially a rectangular cell structure, a stone to be filled before Symbol plurality of cells, a cell structure unit with a slope which is supported on the slope face by the anchor Te, at least one of the cell structure unit is provided with a substantially rectangular mesh member covering the cell structure, a plurality of outer peripheral edge portions of the net-like member and the cell structure plants, a connecting member connecting the,
The stone is filled up to the upper ends of the plurality of cells, and a part of the stone filled in the cells is pressed by the mesh member having a mesh smaller than the average particle diameter of the stone,
The connecting member is made of a wire material that integrally connects the outer peripheral edge portions of the adjacent cell structures and the outer peripheral edge portions of the adjacent mesh members.
According to this feature, the outer peripheral edge portions of the adjacent cell structures and the outer peripheral edge portions of the adjacent mesh members are integrally connected to each other so that the external force acting on the cell structure unit is shared by the mesh members. The cell shape change can be suppressed, and the slope protection function can be maintained. The rigidity of the connecting portion can be further increased, and the cell shape can be maintained.

本発明の護岸構造は、
前記隣接する網状部材は重なり部を有することを特徴としている。
この特徴によれば、隣接する網状部材は重なり部を連結するので、連結部の剛性をさらに高めることができ、セル形状を維持できる。
The revetment structure of the present invention is
The adjacent mesh members have an overlapping portion.
According to this feature, since the adjacent mesh members connect the overlapping portions, the rigidity of the connecting portions can be further increased, and the cell shape can be maintained.

本発明の護岸構造は、
前記網状部材の重なり部は、上流側に配置される網状部材が上になるように敷設されることを特徴としている。
この特徴によれば、網状部材の重なり部は、上流側に配置される網状部材が上になるように敷設されるので、流れから受ける力を軽減でき、損傷を防止することができる。
The revetment structure of the present invention is
The overlapping portion of the mesh member is laid so that the mesh member arranged on the upstream side is on the upper side.
According to this feature, since the overlapping portion of the mesh member is laid so that the mesh member disposed on the upstream side is on the upper side, the force received from the flow can be reduced and damage can be prevented.

本発明に係る護岸構造の構成を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the structure of the revetment structure which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る護岸構造の構成を示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view which shows the structure of the revetment structure which concerns on this invention. セル構造体を示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view which shows a cell structure. セル構造体と網状部材との連結を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the connection of a cell structure and a mesh member.

本発明に係る護岸構造を実施するための形態を図1から図5を参照して説明する。   The form for implementing the revetment structure concerning this invention is demonstrated with reference to FIGS. 1-5.

図1及び図2に示されるように、護岸構造1は、複数のセル3aを有する略矩形状のセル構造体3と、該複数のセル3aに充填される充填物としての石材6と、網状部材5と、連結部材7を備え、セル構造体3を法面2に敷設し、該セル構造体3のセル3aに石材6を充填して構成されるセル構造体ユニット4を法面2に複数敷設して構築される。さらに、セル構造体ユニット4は、該セル構造体ユニットを覆う略矩形の網状部材5と、該網状部材5とセル構造体外周縁部3fとを複数個所、連結する連結部材7を備えている。以下、護岸構造1を構成するセル構造体3、石材6と、網状部材5と、連結部材7について説明する。   As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the revetment structure 1 includes a substantially rectangular cell structure 3 having a plurality of cells 3a, a stone 6 as a filling material filled in the plurality of cells 3a, and a net-like structure. A cell structure unit 4 including a member 5 and a connecting member 7, the cell structure 3 is laid on the slope 2, and the cell 3 a of the cell structure 3 is filled with a stone 6. Constructed with multiple laying. Furthermore, the cell structure unit 4 includes a substantially rectangular mesh member 5 that covers the cell structure unit, and a connecting member 7 that connects the mesh member 5 and the cell structure outer peripheral edge 3f at a plurality of locations. Hereinafter, the cell structure 3, the stone material 6, the mesh member 5, and the connecting member 7 that constitute the revetment structure 1 will be described.

図2に示すように、セル構造体3は、耐候性、耐水性、耐久性に優れ、可撓性を有する高密度ポリエチレン等の合成樹脂で形成された複数枚の略帯状をなす帯部材3bにより構成されている。これらの帯部材3bがその幅方向が垂直を向くように配置されており、互いに帯部材3bが積層配置された状態で、その長手方向の所定間隔毎に接合されている。この接合部位は、圧力を加えながら溶着(若しくは圧着)された接合部3cとなっている。   As shown in FIG. 2, the cell structure 3 has a plurality of substantially strip-shaped band members 3b formed of a synthetic resin such as high-density polyethylene having excellent weather resistance, water resistance, and durability and having flexibility. It is comprised by. These band members 3b are arranged so that the width direction thereof is perpendicular to each other, and are joined at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction in a state in which the band members 3b are stacked on each other. This joining portion is a joining portion 3c that is welded (or pressed) while applying pressure.

セル構造体3を前後方向に広げると、帯部材3b同士の非接合部位が互いに離間されることで充填物としての石材6を拘束するセル3aが形成される。そして、このセル3aは、千鳥状またはハニカム状に配置され、このセル3a内に、石材6が充填される(図2、図3参照)。   When the cell structure 3 is expanded in the front-rear direction, the non-joined portions of the band members 3b are separated from each other, thereby forming a cell 3a that restrains the stone 6 as a filler. And this cell 3a is arrange | positioned at zigzag form or honeycomb form, and the stone material 6 is filled in this cell 3a (refer FIG. 2, FIG. 3).

図2に示されるように、このセル構造体3の帯部材3bには、複数の小さな貫通孔3dが形成されており、互いのセル3aが貫通孔3dにより連通される。施工後、所定期間経過すると、セル3aに充填される石材6の間には土砂11が堆積し、植物が生息するようになる。成長した植物の根12は、セル構造体3の貫通孔3dに入り込み(図5参照)、セル構造体3に絡みつくようになり、充填物とセル構造体3とが一体化し、時間の経過とともに法面の保護機能を強化できる。さらに、セル構造体3は、可撓性を有するので巻回してコンパクトにまとめた状態で搬送できるとともに、施工現場の状況に適した長さに切断することもできる。   As shown in FIG. 2, a plurality of small through holes 3d are formed in the band member 3b of the cell structure 3, and the cells 3a communicate with each other through the through holes 3d. After the construction, when a predetermined period of time elapses, earth and sand 11 accumulates between the stone materials 6 filled in the cells 3a, and plants inhabit. The grown plant roots 12 enter the through holes 3d of the cell structure 3 (see FIG. 5), become entangled with the cell structure 3, and the packing and the cell structure 3 are integrated. The slope protection function can be strengthened. Further, since the cell structure 3 has flexibility, it can be wound and transported in a compact state, and can be cut to a length suitable for the situation at the construction site.

セル構造体3のセル3aに充填される石材6は、砕石または玉石等の自然石、コンクリート塊、または自然石とコンクリート塊の混合物から構成される。セル構造体3のセル3aに充填される石材6の平均粒径は、流速、法面の傾斜等の条件により決定される。また、該石材6を収納するセル3aの面積、深さは、石材6の平均粒径に応じて、セル3aが石材6を収納するのに支障のないように決定される。   The stone 6 filled in the cell 3a of the cell structure 3 is composed of natural stone such as crushed stone or cobblestone, a concrete block, or a mixture of natural stone and concrete block. The average particle diameter of the stone 6 filled in the cells 3a of the cell structure 3 is determined by conditions such as the flow velocity and the slope of the slope. The area and depth of the cell 3a for storing the stone material 6 are determined according to the average particle diameter of the stone material 6 so that the cell 3a does not hinder the storage of the stone material 6.

網状部材5は、流水及び流下物等の外力に耐えるような線径(約3〜5mm程度)からなる金属線を網状に構成したものである。網状部材5は、石材6をセル3a内に充填したセル構造体3を被覆して、セル3aの形状を保持する機能を有する。また、網状部材5の網目の大きさは、石材6の平均粒径よりも小さく形成されている。なお、金属線は、塗装、メッキ、合成樹脂による被覆あるいはステンレスを使用して、防錆されている。以下、網状部材5のセル形状を保持する機能について説明する。   The net-like member 5 is configured by forming a metal wire having a wire diameter (about 3 to 5 mm) into a net shape so as to withstand external forces such as flowing water and falling objects. The net member 5 has a function of covering the cell structure 3 in which the stone 6 is filled in the cell 3a and maintaining the shape of the cell 3a. The mesh size of the mesh member 5 is smaller than the average particle size of the stone material 6. The metal wire is rustproofed by painting, plating, coating with a synthetic resin, or stainless steel. Hereinafter, the function of holding the cell shape of the mesh member 5 will be described.

セル構造体3は、樹脂からなる複数の帯部材3bを所定間隔毎に接合し、前記帯部材3bの非接合部位を互いに離間させて形成されるもので、前記帯部材3bの非接合部位の離間度合いでセル3aの形状を自由に変えることができる。さらに、セル構造体3のセル3aに充填される石材6は自由に動くことができる。そのため、河川、池、湖沼またはダム等の1:1.5程度の比較的急な勾配を有する法面を保護する護岸構造として使用する場合には、法面の傾斜の影響や流水及び流下物等の外力により、セル構造体3のセル3aの形状が変化してしまうことがある。すなわち、セル構造体3のセル3aは圧縮力を受けても、セル3a内の石材6同士が互いに接触して圧縮力を保持できるので、セル3aの形状は安定して維持できる。しかし、セル3aが大きな引張力を受けると、セル3aの変形により、セル3a内の石材6の間に隙間が生じて、石材6が動いてしまいセル3aの形状は保持できなくなる。最悪の場合は、セル構造体3のめくれが生じてしまう虞がある。   The cell structure 3 is formed by joining a plurality of band members 3b made of resin at predetermined intervals and separating the non-bonded portions of the band member 3b from each other. The shape of the cell 3a can be freely changed depending on the degree of separation. Furthermore, the stone 6 filled in the cell 3a of the cell structure 3 can move freely. Therefore, when using it as a revetment structure that protects a slope with a relatively steep slope of about 1: 1.5 such as rivers, ponds, lakes, or dams, the influence of slope of slope, running water, and falling objects The shape of the cell 3a of the cell structure 3 may change due to an external force such as. That is, even if the cell 3a of the cell structure 3 receives a compressive force, the stones 6 in the cell 3a can contact each other and hold the compressive force, so that the shape of the cell 3a can be stably maintained. However, when the cell 3a receives a large tensile force, a gap is generated between the stones 6 in the cells 3a due to the deformation of the cells 3a, the stones 6 move, and the shape of the cells 3a cannot be maintained. In the worst case, the cell structure 3 may be turned over.

そこで、本発明の護岸構造1は、セル3aの形状を安定して保持できるように、石材6を充填したセル構造ユニット4と網状部材5とを連結部材7によって一体に連結している。網状部材5は、矩形形状に展開された状態では、網状部材5の線材同士が互いかみ合い、網状部材5全体で引張り外力を保持可能な構造体として機能する。そして、法面の勾配の影響や流水及び流下物等の外力により、セル構造体3が引張力を受けても、網状部材5が引張外力を分担して、セル3aの形状変化を抑えることができる。   Therefore, in the revetment structure 1 of the present invention, the cell structure unit 4 filled with the stone 6 and the mesh member 5 are integrally connected by the connecting member 7 so that the shape of the cell 3a can be stably maintained. When the mesh member 5 is expanded in a rectangular shape, the wire members of the mesh member 5 mesh with each other, and function as a structure that can hold a tensile external force throughout the mesh member 5. And even if the cell structure 3 receives a tensile force due to the influence of the slope of the slope and the external force such as flowing water and falling material, the mesh member 5 shares the tensile external force and suppresses the shape change of the cell 3a. it can.

ここで、セル構造体3と、石材6と、網状部材5と、連結部材7を備える本発明に係る護岸構造1の構成について図3に基づいて説明する。なお、図3には、説明のため護岸構造1の設置工程A、B、Cが同時に連続して進行するように記載しているが、これに限らず、法面全体の工程A終了後に工程Bを行い、工程Bが終了後に工程Cを行うようにしてもよい。   Here, the structure of the bank protection structure 1 which concerns on this invention provided with the cell structure 3, the stone material 6, the net-like member 5, and the connection member 7 is demonstrated based on FIG. In FIG. 3, for the sake of explanation, the installation steps A, B, and C of the revetment structure 1 are described so as to proceed simultaneously and continuously. B may be performed, and the process C may be performed after the process B is completed.

図3の工程Aでは、法面2の凹凸を整形し、法面2にセル構造体3を支持するためのアンカー8(図1参照)を所定本数打設する。アンカー8の本数は、法面2に配置される石材6等が法面2を滑落する荷重を保持できるように決定される。   In step A of FIG. 3, the unevenness of the slope 2 is shaped, and a predetermined number of anchors 8 (see FIG. 1) for supporting the cell structure 3 are placed on the slope 2. The number of anchors 8 is determined so that the stone 6 or the like disposed on the slope 2 can hold a load that slides down the slope 2.

つぎに、図3の工程Bでは、打設されたアンカー8にセル構造体3を固定して、法面の傾斜に沿ってセル構造体3を展開する。セル構造体3は法面の面積応じて、複数個、敷設される。そして、必要に応じて、敷設されたセル構造体3にアンカー8を追加、固定し、隣接するセル構造体3を専用の金具またはステープラー等で固定する。続いて、セル構造体3のセル3a内に石材6を充填する。なお、石材6は、セル3aのセル上端まで充填し、石材6の一部が網状部材5により押えられるようにするのが好ましい。   Next, in step B of FIG. 3, the cell structure 3 is fixed to the anchor 8 that has been placed, and the cell structure 3 is developed along the slope of the slope. A plurality of cell structures 3 are laid according to the area of the slope. Then, if necessary, the anchor 8 is added and fixed to the laid cell structure 3, and the adjacent cell structure 3 is fixed with a dedicated metal fitting or a stapler. Subsequently, the stone 6 is filled in the cell 3 a of the cell structure 3. The stone 6 is preferably filled up to the upper end of the cell 3 a so that a part of the stone 6 is pressed by the mesh member 5.

さらに、図3の工程Cでは、石材6を充填したセル構造体3を網状部材5によって被覆し、セル構造体3と網状部材5とを連結部材7によって連結して、セル構造体ユニット4を完成する。ここで、連結部材7によるセル構造体3と網状部材5との連結について説明する。   3, the cell structure 3 filled with the stone material 6 is covered with the mesh member 5, the cell structure 3 and the mesh member 5 are connected by the connecting member 7, and the cell structure unit 4 is connected. Complete. Here, the connection between the cell structure 3 and the mesh member 5 by the connecting member 7 will be described.

図4(a)に示されるように、セル構造体3のセル構造体外周縁部3fと、網状部材5の網状部材外周縁部5aとの位置が略一致する場合には、セル構造体外周縁部3fと網状部材外周縁部5aとを連結部材7により連結して、セル構造体ユニット4を構成することができる。このように構成することで、網状部材5全体がセル構造体3のセル構造体外周縁部3fを支持するので、セル構造体3が引張力を受けても、網状部材5全体が引張外力を分担して保持するので、セル3aの変形を抑えることができ、石材6の動きを防ぐことができる。なお、引張外力によるセル3aの形状変化を抑える目的あれば、少なくともセル構造体外周縁部3fと網状部材外周縁部5aとを複数個所、連結部材によって固定すればよいが、さらに、セル構造体外周縁部3fの内側部と網状部材外周縁部5aの内側部も複数個所、固定することにより、引張外力によるセル3aの形状変化を確実に抑えることができる。ここで、セル構造体外周縁部3fは、セル構造体3の外周縁部に位置するセル3aが存在する領域を示す。なお、連結部材7は、さびにくく、耐食性の高い金属線、ステンレス線を使用することができる。   As shown in FIG. 4A, when the positions of the cell structure outer peripheral edge 3f of the cell structure 3 and the mesh member outer peripheral edge 5a of the net member 5 substantially coincide with each other, the cell structure outer peripheral edge The cell structure unit 4 can be configured by connecting 3f and the net member outer peripheral edge portion 5a by the connecting member 7. With this configuration, the entire mesh member 5 supports the cell structure outer peripheral edge 3f of the cell structure 3, so that even if the cell structure 3 receives a tensile force, the entire mesh member 5 shares the tensile external force. Therefore, the deformation of the cell 3a can be suppressed, and the movement of the stone 6 can be prevented. For the purpose of suppressing the change in the shape of the cell 3a due to the tensile external force, at least the cell structure outer peripheral edge 3f and the mesh member outer peripheral edge 5a may be fixed by a connecting member at a plurality of locations. By fixing the inner part of the part 3f and the inner part of the net member outer peripheral edge part 5a at a plurality of positions, the shape change of the cell 3a due to the tensile external force can be surely suppressed. Here, the cell structure outer peripheral edge 3 f indicates an area where the cell 3 a located at the outer peripheral edge of the cell structure 3 is present. In addition, the connection member 7 can use a metal wire and a stainless steel wire which are hard to rust and have high corrosion resistance.

また、図4(b)に示されるように、隣接して配置される複数のセル構造体3のセル構造体外周縁部3fと、隣接する網状部材外周縁部5aとが略一致して配置される場合には、隣接するセル構造体外周縁部3fと隣接する網状部材外周縁部5aとを連結部材7により一体に連結する。このように隣接するセル構造体外周縁部3fの位置と隣接する網状部材外周縁部5aの位置が一致していても、セル構造体外周縁部3fと網状部材外周縁部5aとを連結部材により一体に連結することで、連結部の剛性が増すので引張外力によるセル3aの形状変化を確実に抑えることができる。   Further, as shown in FIG. 4B, the cell structure outer peripheral edge 3f of the plurality of cell structures 3 arranged adjacent to each other and the adjacent net member outer peripheral edge 5a are substantially aligned. In this case, the adjacent cell structure outer peripheral edge 3 f and the adjacent mesh member outer peripheral edge 5 a are integrally connected by the connecting member 7. Thus, even if the position of the adjacent cell structure outer peripheral edge 3f and the position of the adjacent mesh member outer peripheral edge 5a coincide with each other, the cell structure outer peripheral edge 3f and the net member outer peripheral edge 5a are integrated by the connecting member. Since the rigidity of the connecting portion is increased by connecting to, the shape change of the cell 3a due to the tensile external force can be reliably suppressed.

また、図4(c)に示されるように、隣接する網状部材5に重なり部5bを設け、該重なり部5bと隣接するセル構造体外周縁部3fを固定すれば、さらに連結部の剛性を増すことができ、引張外力によるセル構造体3の変形をさらに抑えることができる。   Further, as shown in FIG. 4C, if the overlapping portion 5b is provided in the adjacent mesh member 5 and the cell structure outer peripheral edge portion 3f adjacent to the overlapping portion 5b is fixed, the rigidity of the connecting portion is further increased. It is possible to further suppress the deformation of the cell structure 3 due to the tensile external force.

さらに、図4(c)に示されるように、隣接する網状部材5に重なり部5bを設ける場合には、流水の上流側に配置される網状部材5が上になるように配置する。このようにすることで、網状部材5は流水からの力を受けてもめくれ上がることなく、流水から受ける力を軽減できる。   Further, as shown in FIG. 4C, when the overlapping portion 5b is provided in the adjacent mesh member 5, the mesh member 5 arranged on the upstream side of the running water is arranged on the upper side. By doing in this way, the mesh member 5 can reduce the force received from flowing water, without turning up even if it receives the force from flowing water.

以上、本発明の実施例を図面により説明してきたが、具体的な構成はこれら実施例に限られるものではなく、本発明の要旨を逸脱しない範囲における変更や追加があっても本発明に含まれる。   Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the drawings, the specific configuration is not limited to these embodiments, and modifications and additions within the scope of the present invention are included in the present invention. It is.

また、上記実施例においては、網状部材5、連結部材7は耐食性の高い金属線を用いているが、これに限らず、耐水性、耐候性、機械的強度の高い合成樹脂、繊維強化プラスチックを用いてもよい。   Moreover, in the said Example, although the net-like member 5 and the connection member 7 use the metal wire with high corrosion resistance, it is not restricted to this, Synthetic resin and fiber reinforced plastic with high water resistance, weather resistance, and mechanical strength are used. It may be used.

1 護岸構造
2 法面
3 セル構造体
3a セル
3b 帯部材
3c 接合部
3f セル構造体外周縁部
4 セル構造ユニット
5 網状部材
5a 網状部材外周縁部
6 石材(充填物)
7 連結部材
8 アンカー
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Revetment structure 2 Slope 3 Cell structure 3a Cell 3b Band member 3c Joint part 3f Cell structure outer peripheral part 4 Cell structure unit 5 Net member 5a Net member outer peripheral part 6 Stone material (filling)
7 Connecting member 8 Anchor

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法面に所定本数打設されたアンカーと、樹脂からなる複数の帯部材を所定間隔毎に接合し、前記帯部材の非接合部位が互いに離間することによって形成される複数のセルを有し、前記アンカーによって前記法面に支持される略矩形状のセル構造体と、前記複数のセルに充填される石材と、を備えたセル構造ユニットを法面に複数敷設してなる護岸構造であって、少なくとも一つの前記セル構造ユニットは、前記セル構造体を覆う略矩形の網状部材と、該網状部材及び前記セル構造体の外周縁部を複数個所、連結する連結部材と、を備え、
前記石材は、前記複数のセルの上端まで充填され、該セルに充填される石材の一部は、該石材の平均粒径より小さい網目を有する前記網状部材により押さえられ、
前記連結部材は、隣接する前記セル構造体の外周縁部同士と隣接する前記網状部材の外周縁部同士とを一体に連結する線材からなることを特徴とする護岸構造。
An anchor which is a predetermined number punch set on slope, joining a plurality of band members made of resin at predetermined intervals, and have a plurality of cells formed by nonbonding portion of the band member are separated from each other, there in revetment structure in which a plurality laid substantially a rectangular cell structure, a stone to be filled before Symbol plurality of cells, a cell structure unit with a slope which is supported on the slope face by the anchor Te, and at least one of the cell structure unit is provided with a substantially rectangular mesh member covering the cell structure, a plurality of outer peripheral edge portions of the net-like member and the cell structure plants, a connecting member connecting the,
The stone is filled up to the upper ends of the plurality of cells, and a part of the stone filled in the cells is pressed by the mesh member having a mesh smaller than the average particle diameter of the stone,
The said connection member consists of a wire which connects the outer peripheral edge parts of the said adjacent cell structure, and the outer peripheral edge parts of the adjacent said net-like member integrally, The revetment structure characterized by the above-mentioned.
前記網状部材の外周縁部は、隣接する前記網状部材の外周縁部と重なり部を有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の護岸構造。   The revetment structure according to claim 1, wherein an outer peripheral edge portion of the mesh member has an overlapping portion with an outer peripheral edge portion of the adjacent mesh member. 前記網状部材の重なり部は、上流側に配置される前記網状部材が上になるように敷設されることを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の護岸構造。   The revetment structure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the overlapping portion of the mesh member is laid so that the mesh member disposed on the upstream side is on the upper side.
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