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- JPS6234361B2 JPS6234361B2 JP56017176A JP1717681A JPS6234361B2 JP S6234361 B2 JPS6234361 B2 JP S6234361B2 JP 56017176 A JP56017176 A JP 56017176A JP 1717681 A JP1717681 A JP 1717681A JP S6234361 B2 JPS6234361 B2 JP S6234361B2
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Classifications
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E02—HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
- E02D—FOUNDATIONS; EXCAVATIONS; EMBANKMENTS; UNDERGROUND OR UNDERWATER STRUCTURES
- E02D17/00—Excavations; Bordering of excavations; Making embankments
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- Pit Excavations, Shoring, Fill Or Stabilisation Of Slopes (AREA)
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Description
本発明は、広大な造成地の法面・ゴルフ場・河
川提・公園・道路・空港等において種子から美し
い芝地の育成を行なう芝植生施工法に関する。
従来、芝生の植付け方法としては、大別して以
下に述べる3通りの方法がある。
(1) 種子をそのまま散布する方法。
(2) 一定大きさの生芝を敷き詰める方法。
(3) 植生板や植生帯等の種子を包含したマツトを
張設する方法。
これらの方法のうち、まず第1の方法による欠
点は、種子や肥料が流亡し易い傾斜面及び発芽育
成のための養分に乏しい瘠悪地等においては全く
適用できず、また肥料管理に多大の手間を要する
ばかりでなく、美観を損なう不均一緑化状態とな
るものである。
次に、第2の方法による欠点は、生芝を育成さ
せる季節に限りがあり、かつ大量生産に不向きで
あるし、また施工の際にその輸送や敷埋め作業が
困難で工期が長期化し、さらに肥料管理も多大の
手間を要するものである。
次に、第3の方法による欠点は、速効性の化学
肥料を用いたものであるために発芽後の育成が不
良で、瘠悪地や傾斜地には適用できず、その適用
範囲が限られていたものである。
つまり、上述の芝生植生法は、その適用範囲が
極めて狭いものであつたために、さらに研究が進
められて現在は植生困難地を緑化施工するための
方法として穴工法や筋切ネツト工法等が開発され
ている。しかし、これらの方法によつても工期の
長期化や緑地の裸地化や長草芝による劣悪な景観
という欠点を保有しているものであつた。
本発明は、上述のような従来工法による欠点を
解消せんと鋭意努力し、従来にない全く新しい方
法による芝植生施工法を開発完成させたもので、
本発明の目的とするところは、緑化困難地におい
ても美しい緑の芝地を形成し、かつ工期の短縮化
や省力化が図れると共に数量確保が容易であり施
工時期の制約もなく、さらに土砂の流亡を防護し
ながら芝地を形成する等の様々な長所を有する芝
植生施工法を提供することに存する。
次に、本発明の施工法を図面に示す施工例によ
つて以下詳細に説明する。
まず、本発明の施工法に用いられる材料構成
は、大きく分けると植生芝帯1と遅効性有機質土
壌2であつて、このうち一方の植生芝帯1は植生
種子1aと粒状化成肥料1bと不織繊維1cとネ
ツト1dとからなり、他方の遅効性有機質土壌2
は人工土壌と被覆交絡材と粘着剤とからなるもの
で、各々の構成材について以下説明する。
植生種子1aは、短草類であつて、従来の生芝
(高麗芝)に替り、美しい芝地を形成する品種を
選定したもので、その選定品種はケンタツキーブ
ルーグラスメリオンとシヨートバーミユーダU―
3とシーサイドベントグラスとであり、これらを
施工時期や施主との打合せ等により1種又は2種
以上調合したものである。
粒状化成肥料1bは、発芽促進剤と高度化成粒
状の複合肥料を併用し、その成分は窒素10%、リ
ン酸10%、カリ10%以上のものを使用する。不織
繊維1cは、前記種子1aと肥料1bをその繊維
中に包絡してこれらの飛散を防止できると共に月
日の経過で土壌へ同化消滅するような素材のもの
とする。
ネツト1dは、遅効性有機質土壌2の流亡を防
止すると共に植生芝帯1の形状を安定させるもの
で、薄いポリエチレン素材で網目状に形成し、月
日の経過と共に消滅するようにしたものである。
人工土壌は、鶏糞による腐養土を主体とし、補助
材として保水材、吸着材、粘着材、生育基材を添
加したもので、施工例で用いた人工土壌の成分表
を示すと、
The present invention relates to a turf vegetation construction method for growing beautiful turf from seeds on slopes of vast developed areas, golf courses, river banks, parks, roads, airports, etc. Conventionally, there are three methods for planting lawns, which can be broadly classified as follows. (1) Method of dispersing seeds directly. (2) A method of spreading fresh grass of a certain size. (3) A method of installing pine containing seeds such as vegetation boards or vegetation zones. Among these methods, the first drawback is that it cannot be applied at all to slopes where seeds and fertilizers are easily washed away, or to poor soils that lack nutrients for germination and growth, and it requires a great deal of fertilizer management. This not only requires time and effort, but also results in uneven greening that impairs the aesthetic appearance. Next, the disadvantages of the second method are that the season for growing fresh grass is limited, and it is not suitable for mass production.Also, during construction, transportation and burying work is difficult, which lengthens the construction period. Furthermore, fertilizer management also requires a great deal of effort. Next, the disadvantage of the third method is that it uses fast-acting chemical fertilizers, so growth after germination is poor, and it cannot be applied to poor or sloping land, so its range of application is limited. It is something that In other words, since the above-mentioned lawn vegetation method had an extremely narrow scope of application, further research has progressed and currently methods such as hole construction and striation net construction have been developed as methods for greening areas where vegetation is difficult to grow. has been done. However, even these methods have the drawbacks of long construction periods, bare green areas, and poor landscapes due to long grass. The present invention has been made by making earnest efforts to eliminate the drawbacks of the conventional construction methods as described above, and has developed and completed a completely new method for constructing turf vegetation.
The purpose of the present invention is to form a beautiful green lawn even in areas where greening is difficult, to shorten the construction period and save labor, to easily secure quantities, to have no restrictions on the construction period, and to reduce soil and sand. The object of the present invention is to provide a lawn vegetation construction method that has various advantages such as forming a lawn while protecting against erosion. Next, the construction method of the present invention will be explained in detail below using construction examples shown in the drawings. First, the material composition used in the construction method of the present invention can be roughly divided into a vegetated turf zone 1 and a slow-release organic soil 2. One of the vegetated turf zones 1 consists of vegetative seeds 1a, granular chemical fertilizer 1b, and non-fertilized organic soil. Consisting of woven fiber 1c and net 1d, the other slow-release organic soil 2
consists of artificial soil, a covering entangling material, and an adhesive, and each constituent material will be explained below. Vegetation Seeds 1a are short grass varieties that are selected to form beautiful lawns in place of conventional fresh grass (Korea grass), and the selected varieties are Kentucky bluegrass mellion and short grass vermiform. Judas U-
3 and seaside bentgrass, and one or more types of these are mixed depending on the construction period and discussions with the owner. The granular chemical fertilizer 1b uses a germination promoter and a highly chemical granular compound fertilizer, and its components are 10% nitrogen, 10% phosphoric acid, and 10% or more potassium. The nonwoven fibers 1c are made of a material that can envelop the seeds 1a and the fertilizer 1b in the fibers to prevent them from scattering, and that will be assimilated into the soil over time. The net 1d prevents the slow-release organic soil 2 from being washed away and stabilizes the shape of the vegetation lawn zone 1. It is made of a thin polyethylene material and is formed into a mesh shape that disappears over time. .
The artificial soil is mainly composed of humus soil made from chicken manure, with the addition of water retaining materials, adsorbents, adhesive materials, and growth substrates as auxiliary materials.The composition list of the artificial soil used in the construction example is as follows:
【表】
であつて、この人工土壌の特徴は以下の通りであ
る。
有機質を多量に含んでいるから、保肥性がよ
よく土壌改良効果大である。
腐養土は特に保水、保肥性を高め、通気性を
改善し、バクテリアの繁殖を助長する。
植物の生育に必要な無機質成分、有機質肥料
を含有している。
添加剤の効果により毛細管現象が改善されて
水分補給を助長する。
被覆交絡材は、木質セルローズを主体とし、粉
砕紙の短繊維と、麻の長繊維をミツクスし長短両
繊維の交絡による耐流亡効果を高めたものであ
る。粘着材は、繊維の交絡部を固結し、土壌の固
着を促進して耐流亡性及び保水性を高めたもので
ある。
次に、本発明の施工法の実施例を説明すると、
第1図に示す施工法は、良質土の裸地盛土で緩い
傾斜面や平地で適用する工法であつて、植生芝種
子1a及び粒状化成肥料1bを包絡させた不織繊
維1cと同繊維1cの片面に添接させたネツト1
dとからなる植生芝帯1(第3図)を、第4図に
示すように、ネツト1dを上面として施工面Sに
敷設し、隣接する植生芝帯1,1を目串3によつ
て固定することによつて張設し、その後、遅効性
有機質土壌2を、第4図に示すように、ポンプに
より加圧しホース4及びノズル5を経過させた機
械による方法で植生芝帯1の全面に吹付けてなる
工法である。
また、第2図に示す施工法は、肥料分のない傾
斜面や硬質土、風化軟岩、シラス土、砂岩、破砕
岩等の植生が期待できない法面に適用する工法で
あつて、植生芝帯1を張設する前に、まず遅効性
有機質土壌2を吹付けるか、客土と共に同土壌2
を吹付けるかにより緑化場所の土壌改良をして施
工面Sを形成し、その後、植生芝帯1の張設及び
遅効性有機質土壌2の吹付けを行なう工法であ
る。尚、本発明の工法に使用する遅効性有機質土
壌2には、前述の混合材以外に緑色の着色剤を添
加してもよいもので、この場合は、施工時法面へ
の吹付材の均一施工と、美観を確保し得るもので
ある。
従つて、本発明の芝植生施工法は、上述のよう
に超高級種子(特定洋芝)による植生芝帯1と長
期肥料効果に加えて耐流亡性や保水性を考慮した
遅効性有機質土壌2との組合せによる方法である
ために以下述べる効果を有する。
(1) 傾斜地や瘠悪地等の緑化困難地を含む広い適
用範囲で純度の高い芝生を形成し、グリーンの
鮮やかさは高麗芝をしのぐものである。
(2) 植生芝帯1は軽量であり遅効性有機質土壌2
は機械的吹付けができるから施工性に優れ工期
の短縮、省力化を達成することができる。
(3) 植生芝帯1及び遅効性有機質土壌2は工場生
産によるものであるために、数量確保が容易で
あり、かつ施工時季も種子の選択と相俟つて春
秋に亘り行ない得る。
(4) 裸地の緑化において、盛土法面の流亡を植生
芝帯1及び遅効性有機質土壌2で防護しながら
芝地形成ができる。
(5) 造成された盛土面、法枠の中の土羽の緑化に
は確実な芝の生育により流亡防止効果が発揮さ
れる。[Table] The characteristics of this artificial soil are as follows. Because it contains a large amount of organic matter, it has good fertilizing properties and is highly effective for soil improvement. Humus soil particularly increases water and fertilizer retention, improves aeration, and promotes the growth of bacteria. Contains inorganic ingredients and organic fertilizers necessary for plant growth. The effect of the additive improves capillary action and promotes hydration. The covering entangling material is mainly made of wood cellulose, and is a mixture of short fibers of crushed paper and long fibers of hemp, and has an enhanced anti-washing effect due to the entanglement of both long and short fibers. The adhesive material consolidates the intertwined portions of fibers, promotes soil fixation, and improves washout resistance and water retention. Next, an example of the construction method of the present invention will be explained.
The construction method shown in Fig. 1 is a construction method that is applied to bare earth embankments made of good quality soil with gentle slopes and flat areas. Net 1 attached to one side of
As shown in FIG. 4, a vegetation grass strip 1 (Fig. 3) consisting of d is laid on the construction surface S with the net 1d as the upper surface, and the adjacent vegetation grass belts 1 and 1 are laid with the mesh skewer 3. After that, the slow-release organic soil 2 is spread over the entire surface of the vegetated lawn zone 1 by a mechanical method pressurized by a pump and passed through a hose 4 and a nozzle 5, as shown in FIG. This is a method of spraying. In addition, the construction method shown in Figure 2 is a construction method that is applied to slopes without fertilizer, hard soil, weathered soft rock, whitebait soil, sandstone, crushed rock, etc., where vegetation cannot be expected. Before installing 1, first spray slow-release organic soil 2, or add the same soil 2 together with additional soil.
This is a construction method in which the soil at the greening area is improved by spraying to form a construction surface S, and then a vegetated grass strip 1 is laid down and slow-release organic soil 2 is sprayed. In addition, a green coloring agent may be added to the slow-release organic soil 2 used in the construction method of the present invention in addition to the above-mentioned mixed material. This will ensure both construction and aesthetics. Therefore, the turf vegetation construction method of the present invention, as described above, includes a vegetated turf zone 1 using ultra-high-grade seeds (specific Western grass) and a slow-release organic soil 2 that takes into account runoff resistance and water retention in addition to long-term fertilizer effects. Since this is a method in combination with the following, it has the following effects. (1) It forms highly pure lawns in a wide range of applications, including areas where greening is difficult such as slopes and poor soils, and the vividness of the green surpasses that of Korai grass. (2) Vegetation grass zone 1 is lightweight and slow-release organic soil 2
Because it can be mechanically sprayed, it has excellent workability and can shorten the construction period and save labor. (3) Since the vegetation turf zone 1 and the slow-release organic soil 2 are produced in factories, it is easy to secure quantities, and the construction can be carried out over spring and autumn, depending on the selection of seeds. (4) In greening bare land, grass can be formed while protecting the slope of the embankment from washing away with the vegetated grass belt 1 and the slow-release organic soil 2. (5) The greening of the soil on the constructed embankment surface and within the legal frame will have the effect of preventing erosion due to reliable grass growth.
第1図は本発明の芝植生施工法の一例を示す断
面図、第2図は同工法の他例を示す断面図、第3
図は同工法に使用する植生芝帯を示す斜視図、第
4図は同工法による施工状態を示す説明図であ
る。
1…植生芝帯、1a…植生芝種子、1b…粒状
化成肥料、1c…不織繊維、1d…ネツト、2…
遅効性有機質土壌。
Fig. 1 is a sectional view showing an example of the turf vegetation construction method of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing another example of the same method, and Fig. 3 is a sectional view showing an example of the turf vegetation construction method of the present invention.
The figure is a perspective view showing a vegetated lawn belt used in the same construction method, and FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the construction state by the same construction method. 1... Vegetated lawn belt, 1a... Vegetated grass seed, 1b... Granular chemical fertilizer, 1c... Non-woven fiber, 1d... Net, 2...
Slow release organic soil.
Claims (1)
オンとシヨートバーミユーダU―3とシーサイド
ベントグラスとを1種又は2種以上調合して植生
芝種子1aとし、同種子1a及び粒状化成肥料1
bを包絡させた不織繊維1cと同繊維1cの片面
に添接させたネツト1dとからなる植生芝帯1を
施工面Sに張設し、その後、腐養土を主体とした
人工土壌と被覆交絡材と粘着剤とを混合させた遅
効性有機質土壌2を前記植生芝帯1の全面に吹付
けてなることを特徴とする芝植生施工法。1. One or more types of grass varieties such as Kentucky Blue Grass Merion, Short-tailed Vermuda U-3, and Seaside Bent Grass are mixed to form Vegetation Lawn Seed 1a, and the same seed 1a and granular chemical fertilizer 1 are used.
A vegetation lawn belt 1 consisting of non-woven fibers 1c wrapped with the fibers 1c and a net 1d attached to one side of the fibers 1c is stretched on the construction surface S, and then artificial soil mainly composed of humus soil is applied. A method for constructing turf vegetation, comprising spraying slow-release organic soil 2 mixed with a covering entangling material and an adhesive over the entire surface of the vegetation turf zone 1.
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JP56017176A JPS57133926A (en) | 1981-02-07 | 1981-02-07 | Turf planting work |
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JP56017176A JPS57133926A (en) | 1981-02-07 | 1981-02-07 | Turf planting work |
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JPS6234361B2 true JPS6234361B2 (en) | 1987-07-27 |
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