JPH072529U - Tire block - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Revised) [Purpose] To reuse waste tires as a resource, prevent sediments and stones from flowing out around the coast, and install it in an environmental improvement such as a beach to use it as a beach where you can safely swim. To do. [Constitution] The inner surface of the tire 1 is solidified with concrete 2,
This metal fitting is a metal fitting for embedding, lifting and lowering the hanging metal fitting 3 embedded in the center of the metal fitting. The tire block is provided with the mounting holes 5.

Description

[Detailed description of the device] [Purpose of the device] In the present situation, the number of used tires of automobiles is increasing year by year, and they are discarded as garbage. When it burns, it produces ash smoke, which has a harmful effect on the environment. With this idea of using discarded and abandoned tires as a resource and making it a secondary product for reuse, it was installed as an environment improvement for beaches to prevent sediments and stones from flowing out around the coast, and as a breakwater structure for safe swimming. A beach where you can swim.

In addition, it is a device of a tire block that can be used as a house for seafood, spawning, and aquaculture.

 [Structure of the Invention] The block diagram of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, a suspension metal fitting 3 is embedded in a central upper surface of a tire block body, and a signboard and a column are attached to both ends thereof. It is a top view of the main body which provided the hole 5 and which was formed with the concrete 2.

 In FIG. 2, concrete 2 is inserted inside a used tire 1 and a suspension metal fitting 3 is embedded in the central upper surface. It is sectional drawing formed by providing the hole 5 which attaches the pillar of a signboard to this both ends.

 FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 are examples of embodiments in which tire blocks are installed on the coast or in the sea.

 FIG. 5 is an example diagram of a tire block installed at a bus stop or the like and equipped with a signboard.

[Effect of device]

 Since the concrete 2 can be directly inserted into the used tire 1 in the block having the above-mentioned configuration, a mold is not required, the production efficiency is good, and the cost can be saved.

Moreover, since the outer surface of the block is covered with tires, it is soft and elastic, and will not be applied even if it is impacted. As shown in the example of Fig. 3, this tire block prevents sediments and stones from flowing out due to waves on the shore, builds a rectangular or square pile structure in the sea, and installs it as a wave break structure for beaches. In the laying of No. 4, the marker float 4 is attached to the hanging metal fitting 3 provided on the upper surface of the tire block. Therefore, it is possible to safely swim inside the breakwater yard and prevent marine accidents. In Fig. 4, as shown in the example of installation offshore from the coastline, the tire blocks are circular, so when a stacked structure is built and installed, the vertical space on the adhesive surface between the block and the block and the side wall surface Since the space is formed, even if the circulation of seawater is smooth and there are high waves, there is no wave in the sea on the premises, and in the space formed by the tire block, it becomes a residence for seafood and serves as a spawning structure. Effective for the fishery industry. Further, as shown in the embodiment diagram of FIG. 5, when a pillar of a signboard is attached to the hole 5 provided on the upper surface of the block, a recycled product of resources that can be used for multiple purposes as a signboard stabilizing block such as a bus stop. I devised an effective method.

[Brief description of drawings]

[Fig. 1] Plan view [Fig. 2] Cross-sectional view [Fig. 3] Fig. Of embodiment [Fig. 4] Diagram of embodiment installed in the sea [Fig. 5] Diagram of embodiment equipped with a signboard Tire 1, concrete 2, hanging metal fitting 3, sign floating ball 4, prop mounting hole 5 for sign board

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] As shown in the figure, concrete 2 is inserted inside the used tire 1, suspension metal fittings 3 are buried in the upper surface of the center, and pillar mounting holes 5 of the signboard are provided at both ends, and the outer surface is covered with a soft and elastic material. It is a block formed in.