KR101038549B1 - The rooftop floor air-drying green system of a root-penetration resistant vegetation block - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a rooftop wind-dry greening method using a root vegetation block, which is installed on the artificial ground of the roof and has a root vegetation block capable of water storage and drainage by forming a drain hole on the bottom surface thereof. A transparent support provided in the form of a frame through which light is transmitted is installed on the upper side of the root vegetation block, and a cerasoil drainage layer made of a porous ceramic lightweight body is installed inside the root vegetation block. A fine grain filter formed mainly of the low granular soil is stacked on top of the cerasoil drainage layer, and an artificial medium formed by mixing artificial soil and loam compound formed by finely crushing granular polyporous glass is placed on the fine grain filter layer. And, planting plants on the artificial medium, a plurality of air sprays on one side of the rooftop As required by air-jet apparatus having a grizzly to dry the floor, the roof by spraying air to the floor, the top floor.
Therefore, plants can also be planted on the roof of buildings by using the above-mentioned vegetation blocks, thus preserving natural ecosystems, improving the urban landscape, and providing an optimal vegetation environment by keeping the roof floor in a pleasant state. It is.
Roof greening, rooting, vegetation blocks, drains, roots, rooftop drying
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The present invention relates to a rooftop greening, and in particular, to plant vegetation effectively using artificial ground applied to the roof of a building, rooftop greening method using a root vegetation block which can promote structural stability and efficient maintenance of rooftop greening. It is about.
Recently, much attention has been focused on rooftop greening as a way to solve the ecological problems of the city. Here, roof greening refers to the creation of a planting base including soil layers and planting plants on impervious layer structures such as architecture and civil engineering structures, which is useful in urban areas where green space is difficult to secure due to lack of land and high land prices. It has an important meaning of utilizing the abandoned rooftop space.
Therefore, roof greening is to create a soil layer where plant roots can grow under the influence of the planting ground, that is, the climate of the greening area, which can keep the growth of plants and minimize the load on the buildings. It is important.
As a result, several methods have been proposed to use the artificial light-weight soils alone or mixed in planting and to minimize the depth of soil layer within the range where it can be grown. Most of them are accepted, and it is hard to apply them to other areas where the environmental conditions are different. So far, they have a very negative and negative position on the roof recording of existing buildings.
If you look at the low-level, low-management rooftop greening method already researched and developed in Germany, Germany has a rooftop greening method that can maintain the planting on the roof without any maintenance by systemizing all the materials needed for roofing greening from waterproofing materials to plants. And a system. This system uses a drainage system with water storage and drainage, and a well-ventilated volcanic stone soil with the proper weight to prevent it from being swept away and blown away by the wind. It characterized by comprising a medium.
However, as mentioned above, the systems researched and developed in Germany are developed against the background of environmental conditions such as climate and vegetation of Germany, which have a lot of effective rainfall. There are a lot of difficulties, and in fact, a large number of plants are difficult to sustain growth.
In addition, the conventional roofing method cannot control the infiltration of plant roots into the rooftop floor and the blocking of vegetation block drains or roof drains, resulting in building problems. Since the space between vegetation blocks becomes overheated by water and causes water leakage problems on the rooftop floor, it is difficult to achieve a comfortable state during rooftop recording because most of the water is accumulated on the rooftop floor. There was a problem that the maintenance and management of the rooftop where the rooftop recording was completed was inconvenient.
Therefore, the present invention has been proposed to solve the problems of the conventional rooftop recording, and improves the drainage function of the rooftop recording and the drying function of the rooftop floor, and also provides structural conditions and stability of the rooftop recording by providing optimum conditions for vegetation. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a rooftop air-drying greening method using root vegetation blocks that can facilitate efficient maintenance.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a block body in which a drain hole is formed in the center of the bottom and protrudes in the lower portion of the block body to provide a water reservoir in a predetermined space, and to contact the floor of the roof at the center thereof. The base protrusion is formed to include a protruding protruding base and the water introduced into the inside of the block body to the drain, as well as a drain member having a disk-shaped flange formed thereon and a cap covering the drain member, Comprising the step of providing a possible vegetation block, the step of installing a transparent support provided in the form of a frame of light transmitting material on the upper side of the root vegetation block, and the cerahoil drainage layer formed of a porous ceramic lightweight body Laying the inside of the block, and the fine-grain filter composed of long-fiber tissue is the top of the cerasoil drainage layer Laminating step, laying an artificial medium formed by mixing the artificial soil and loam compound formed of granular polyporous glass as a main material on the top of the fine-grain filter filter, planting the plant on the artificial medium, and the rooftop Including an air injector having a plurality of air spray nozzles on one side of the air injector having a plurality of suction ducts are installed on the other side of the roof floor, and spraying air on the rooftop floor to dry the rooftop floor. Roof recording will be performed.
In addition, the drain member is installed in the root vegetation block is formed in the center of the lower end of the block body forming a T-shape so that the root of the plant introduced through the perforation hole of the cap to grow in the lower portion of the flange.
In addition, a sensor for detecting the humidity is installed on one side of the air injection device to control the amount and injection time of the air injected from the air injection nozzle according to the rainy season and dry season.
As described above, according to the rooftop air-dried greening method using the root vegetation block according to the present invention, plants can be planted on the roof, which not only preserves the natural ecosystem but also improves the urban landscape, and the drainage speed. Outstanding, high water-retaining ability and excellent insulation and heat insulation make it possible to grow well in poor weather conditions such as long-term dry climate, high temperature in summer, heavy rain, and low temperature in winter, and the function of vegetation block improves Optimum conditions for vegetation can be provided, thereby achieving structural stability and efficient maintenance of roof gardening.
The technical problems achieved by the present invention and the practice of the present invention will be more clearly understood by the preferred embodiments of the present invention described below. The following examples are merely illustrative of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Referring to Figure 1 how to record the roof using the root vegetation block, the roof recording method is the step of preparing the root vegetation block (S1), the step of installing the transparent support (S2), laying the cera drain drainage layer ( S3), fine-grain filter filtration lamination step (S4), artificial medium laying step (S5), the ground cover planting step (S6), and the rooftop drying step (S7).
That is, the rooftop air-dry greening method using the root vegetation block has a root support vegetation block that is capable of storing and draining water by forming a drain hole on the bottom surface thereof, and is provided in the form of a frame of material through which light is transmitted. Is installed on the upper side of the root vegetation block, a cera soil drainage layer made of a porous ceramic lightweight body is installed inside the root vegetation block, and the fine-grain filtration filter formed mainly of the fine-grained soil having low drainage and permeability. The artificial medium formed by mixing the artificial soil and loam compound formed by finely crushing granular glass cloth is laid on the top of the soil drainage layer, and the artificial medium is formed on the top of the fine grain filter, and the plant is planted on the artificial medium. After slid, it is installed on the artificial ground on the roof, and after installation, the transparent support is removed, and one side of the rooftop An air injector having a plurality of air spray nozzles is installed at the other side, and an air inlet device having a plurality of suction ducts is installed at the other side of the rooftop to dry the rooftop by injecting air to the rooftop as needed.
Then, the root vegetation block installed on the rooftop for the rooftop greenery described with reference to Figures 2 and 3, the
That is, the
In addition, the
Here, the root vegetation block (1) having the above structure is characterized in that the roots of the plant to prevent the root of the plant to block the
On the other hand, the
Here, in the inside of the root vegetation block (1), for the growth of the plant, the cerasoil drainage layer (50), fine-grain filter (60), artificial medium (70), etc. are sequentially installed, protect the planted plant and root The
In addition, the CERA-
In addition, it can be installed even in rainy weather, easy to maintain and has the effect of growing a variety of plants.
The
The
Therefore, the
The
Therefore, the roots do not come down to the
On the other hand, when the root growth state of the plant planted in the
In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, in order to install the
That is, the
Therefore, the other
Here,
In addition, the
After arranging and connecting the plurality of root vegetation blocks 1 in this way, when the upper
Meanwhile, referring to FIG. 7, a rooftop drying apparatus for maintaining the rooftop in a comfortable state is provided with an
In addition, a
Here, the
In addition, the
Therefore, the air injected from the
Therefore, by using the root vegetation block (1) as described above can plant the plant on the roof of the building to preserve the natural ecosystem and improve the urban landscape, root roots of plants growing on the root vegetation block (1) By removing the blockage of the
The present invention has been described above with reference to one embodiment shown in the drawings, but those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible therefrom.
1 is a flow chart illustrating a process of a rooftop recording method using a root vegetation block according to the present invention;
2 is a cross-sectional view showing a plant planted in the root vegetation block according to the present invention;
Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the structure of the root vegetation block according to the present invention,
Figure 4 is a state diagram showing the growth state of the roots planted in the root vegetation block according to the present invention,
5 is a state diagram showing a state in which the root vegetation block is laminated according to the present invention,
Figure 6 is a state diagram showing a state in which the root vegetation block is installed for the rooftop recording according to the present invention,
7 is a state diagram showing a rooftop floor drying apparatus of a rooftop greening method using a root vegetation block according to the present invention,
8 is a view showing a state in which air generated in the rooftop drying apparatus according to the present invention passes through the pedestal of the root vegetation block.
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1: root vegetation block 10: block body
11: drain hole 12: fixing groove
13: link 20: pedestal
21: water storage 22: support protrusion
30: drain member 31: flange
40: cap 42: perforation hole
50: cerasoil drainage layer 60: fine grain soil filtration filter
70: artificial medium 80: transparent support
81: connecting rod 90: air injection device
91: air spray nozzle 92: compressor
93: air tank 94: sensor
100: air suction device 101: suction duct
102: air suction fan
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