KR101655934B1 - Ds-et system - Google Patents
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In order to solve the problem that the road kill reduction effect is extremely low or rather the road kill increases even in the various ecological passway technologies conventionally proposed, the present invention is applied to the ecological passage The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a system for constructing a wild-type animal moving route of an eco-bridge type, a passage-
And a wood inducing fence connected from the road and the railway to the wild animal moving path to induce entry into the wild animal moving path while blocking entrance of wild animals and roads,
In order to provide an ecological aisle system considering the migration route and the habitat environment of wild animals, it is necessary to provide a wild-animal hiding place, a W-Shelter, a S-Shelter ) And a multi-species feeding platform for feeding herbivorous animals, bird feeder, mammals and algae to provide an eco-pathway goal that can significantly improve the prevention of road kill in wild animals And relates to an on-site customized natural passage system suitable for species.
The isolation and fragmentation of ecosystems by human activities such as roads and railroad development activities have caused isolation of habitat habitat, migration between populations, and genetic exchange interception, resulting in the degradation of environmental adaptability of wild animals have.
The disconnection and fragmentation of such ecosystems has frequently resulted in wild animals moving from isolated habitats to feeding and habitat expansion, and road kill on roads frequently occurs on such roads .
Particularly, such road kills often lead to secondary damage caused by the life threat of the driver and the damage of the vehicle and surrounding facilities in addition to the primary problem such as a decrease in the number of wild animals.
To solve these problems, various ecological passage technologies have been proposed in order to induce the movement among the disconnected habitats. Most of the techniques disclosed in the prior art have been field-built without regard to wildlife, which has become obsolete due to poor accessibility or avoidance of access to wildlife.
In addition, this shows that the degree of road keel reduction is insignificant compared to before the installation of the ecological passage, or it causes a serious problem which is rather increased compared to before installation.
According to Article 2 of the Natural Environment Conservation Act, ecological corridor is an artificial pathway that prevents the habitat of wild animals and plants from being disconnected, damaged or destroyed by roads, dams, underwater reservoirs and harbors, It refers to ecological space such as structure, vegetation.
These ecological corridors can be used to provide wildlife transport, migration to wildlife habitats, shelter from natural and large disturbances, continuity of ecosystems as a link to fragmented ecosystems, mitigation of temperature changes, educational, The aesthetic value, and the development deterrent effect. However, the conventionally developed ecological aisle is not enough to perform such a role, and it is urgent to develop and disseminate an ecological aisle capable of performing the above-mentioned pure function.
When ecological aisles are created, it can be used as an important data for judging whether ecosystem impacts on natural environment survey data are available. Especially, data on the characteristic plant and vegetation communities determine the type and size of ecological aisle Existing animal pathways can be used as direct data to determine the location of ecological aisles.
In particular, in order to create an ecological pathway, a preliminary investigation step such as a complete understanding of an animal's moving route and a habitat environment, and an examination of an influence due to the establishment of a road should be preceded.
In order to solve such a problem, the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide an ecological aisle, an induction fence, a waterway escape facility, a culvert facility, a road crossing supplement facility, To provide a description of a system that is constructed utilizing shelter, smell, and biological induction facilities using food.
In order to construct an ecological aisle system suitable for the characteristics of wild animals inspected in the impact evaluation rather than the standard design, it is necessary to grasp the habitat of wild animals, to take into account the topography and location of the site to be installed, As an invention relating to an ecological passage system constituted by utilizing a food stand, a shelter, and the like,
An eco-bridge type, a passage-culvert type or a waterway culvert type,
And a wood inducing fence connected from the road and the railway to the wild animal moving path to induce entry into the wild animal moving path while blocking entrance of wild animals and roads,
In order to provide an ecological aisle system considering the migration route and the habitat environment of wild animals, it is necessary to provide a wild-animal hiding place, a W-Shelter, a S-Shelter ), Ecological passage that can greatly improve the effect of prevention of road kill in wild animals by providing a feeder for feeding herbivorous animals, a bird feeder, a feeder for mammals and algae It is an object of the present invention to provide a tailor-made natural passage system suitable for the target species.
In order to achieve the above object,
The present invention relates to a wild animal moving road which is installed on an upper part of a road or a railway road in an eco-bridge type or installed in a lower passage type or a water-channel type to induce movement of wild animals,
And a timber induction fence installed along the road and the railroad track and connected to the wildlife moving path to induce entry into the wildlife moving path while blocking entry into roads and railroad tracks of wild animals. species-friendly natural passageway system.
The present invention relates to a method for detecting biological habits and taking into account the topography and location of a site to be installed, and for protecting wild animals such as wood shelter, cover-up (W-Shelter) -Shelter) and herbivorous feeding habitats for feeding food, algae feeding habitats, multi-species feeding habitats for mammals and birds, reducing the number of road kills to 0.5 / km at the level of developed countries.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 is a diagram illustrating an eco-bridge type ecological aisle system.
Fig. 2 is a view of a passageway-type ecological aisle system; Fig.
3 is a view of a waterfall cave type ecological aisle system; Fig.
4 is a view showing a concealed cover (W-Shelter) constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention.
5 is a view showing a stone concealment cover (S-Shelter) 107a constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention.
6 is a perspective view of a herbivorous food stand constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention.
Fig. 7 is a perspective view of a bird feeding platform constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention; Fig.
Fig. 8 is a perspective view of a birds feeding stand constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention. Fig.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a multi-feeding foodstuff constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention. FIG.
10 is a view showing a timber induction fence constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention.
11 is a view showing another example of a timber induction fence constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention.
Hereinafter, a description will be made of a technical configuration of a field-customizable natural passage system suitable for the eco-passway target species according to the present invention.
The ecological passage system according to the present invention can be divided into three types.
The first is the Eco-bridge type,
The second is the passage-type,
The third is the canal type.
Hereinafter, the three types of ecological passage systems will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
As shown in Fig. 1, an eco-bridge type eco-
An eco-bridge type
An eco-bridge type wildlife moving path (10A) is installed along the road and the railway, and the entrance of the eco-bridge wild type animal And a wood inducing fence (20) for inducing entry into the furnace (10A)
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The mouths and outlets are naturally connected to the surrounding vegetation and are made to harmonize with the surrounding vegetation as a whole, thereby minimizing the anxiety of wild animals and widening the entrance and exit ends of the wild life .
In addition to the main function of carbon reduction, the
If the length of the travel route is long, the
As shown in Fig. 2, the passage-type ecological passage system is mainly installed in mountains and hills where human traffic is not frequent,
A passage-type
(10B) connected to the passage-type wildlife moving path (10B) while blocking entrance of wild animals into the road and the railway, And an induction fence (20)
The passage-dwelling wildlife navigating road (10B)
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A wooden concealment cover (W-Shelter) 106a, a stone concealment cover (S-Shelter) 107a, a grazing
As shown in Fig. 3, the water-channel type eco-passway system is a waterway system in which water is not normally stored, but a natural wood moving floor is provided to make a difference from the floor surface, To allow water communication.
The water-tank-type eco-pathway system includes a water-rock-type
(10C) connected to the water-road-type wildlife moving path (10C) to block entry of wild animals into roads and railways, And an induction fence (20)
The canal-like wild animal moving path (10C)
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Although not shown in FIG. 3, according to the site conditions, a wood concealment, a W-
Hereinafter, the grazing animal feeding table 108a, the algae feeding table 109a, and the multiple feeding table 110a, which are commonly applied to the first to third embodiments, will be described.
The W-
Such a wooden concealment (W-Shelter) 106a and a stone concealment and cover (S-Shelter) 107a are installed in the ecological passage entrance, the entrance and the middle of the passage.
The mounting form of the wooden concealment cover (W-Shelter) 106a is a hexahedron structure (a) stacked in a lattice structure or a pyramid structure (b) as shown in Fig.
And the stone concealment cover (S-Shelter) 107a forms a hemispherical structure (a) or a gentle manmade structure (b), as shown in Fig.
It should be noted that the above-mentioned forms are intended to show concrete examples, and it is also possible to construct a wooden concealment, a W-Shelter, a stone concealment and an S-
The grazing
As shown in Fig. 6, legs 108-2 are connected to the lower four corners of the rectangular frame 108-1 to form a table structure,
A plurality of floor woods 108-3 are installed on the upper part of the square frame 108-1 to form a bottom surface,
A column 108-4 is formed at the upper four corners of the rectangular frame 108-1,
Is supported on the column (108-4) to form a roof (108-5)
After the square bird's beak 108-6 is formed on the side of the square frame,
And the roof is covered with a finishing material 108-7 made of rice straw or the like and finished.
The herbivorous
In addition to herbivores, rodents such as herbivorous animals (108a) play a role in inducing the natural approach of wildlife by utilizing them as a food space for wildlife with a high frequency of occurrence in the area such as rodents and small mammals.
The
As shown in Fig. 7, a wood-shaped foodstuff body portion 109-1 including a stem 109-1a and a branch 109-1b using wood or metal,
A fruit model 109-2 installed at the end of the branch,
And a cage 109-3 fixedly installed on the food cradle body 109-1.
The fruit model 109-2 and the bird house 109-3 installed in the bird feeding table 109a have colors preferred by birds.
The roofs of the fruit model 109-2 and the bird house 109-3 are painted with any one of the colors selected from red, green, and blue, which are preferred colors of birds.
As a specific example, FIG. 8A shows a red house roof 109-3, and FIG. 8B shows a blue roof house 109-3.
Inside the new house (109-3), birds prefer red, green, blue, yellow, green, and pink foods to maximize bird accessibility. Specific examples of the food include grain grains selected from corn, wheat, oats, rice, millet, canary seed and sugarcane.
The reason why the color of the
The
As shown in FIG. 9, the
A column 110-1 made of steel pipe,
A hay net 110-2 installed in a funnel shape with a certain lower point of the column 110-1 as a central axis,
A hay net support 110-3 that supports the lower portion of the hay net 110-2 in combination with the column 110-1,
A first lid 110-4 of an umbrella shape formed to cover the hay net 110-2 and installed on the hay net 110-2,
A circular bird feeder 110-5 installed on the upper portion of the first lid 110-4,
And an umbrella-shaped second lid 110-6 formed on the circular bird feeder 110-5 so as to completely cover the circular bird feeder 110-5.
The lower part of the column 110-1 is fixed to the ground through concrete construction, and the ground on which the column 110-1 is installed compaction.
The first lid part 110-4 and the second lid part 110-6 are formed by weaving a straw or a weed and are formed on the upper part of the hay net 110-2 and the circular bird feeder 110-5, By doing so, it minimizes the exposure of food to the outside environment such as rain, wind, and sun.
The
However, it is preferable to use the ultra fast cement concrete having improved durability proposed in the present invention because the reliability of the construction may be deteriorated due to the problem of low durability. Do.
The ultra rapid cement concrete is prepared by mixing 100 parts by weight of mixed cement which is usually composed of Portland cement, CSA cement and crude steel Portland cement,
5 to 20 parts by weight of a polypropylene fiber having a specific gravity of 0.91, a melting point (C) of 162, a melting point of 590, a tensile modulus (MPa) of 350 to 770,
0.1 to 1.0 part by weight of oxycarboxylic acid citric acid as a setting time adjusting agent,
0.5 to 10 parts by weight of silica fume,
0.5 to 10 parts by weight of fly ash,
0.5 to 10 parts by weight of a blast-furnace slag,
0.5 to 3 parts by weight of a water reducing admixture,
35 to 45 parts by weight of sand,
And 35 to 50 parts by weight of water is used.
The mixed cement usually contains 30 to 40 wt% of Portland cement,
25 to 40 wt% of CSA (Calcium SulphoAluminate) cement, and 15 to 40 wt% of crude steel portland cement.
In this case, the water reducing agent is used for reducing the amount of water contained in the cement concrete to improve the strength and durability, and at least one selected from the group consisting of polycarboxylic acid series, melamine series and naphthalene series is used.
10 and 11, the
Specifically, it is installed according to the following procedure.
Treating the at least one kind of wood selected from the group consisting of lumber cutting, waste wood, and hard wood with a preservative treating agent;
A step of setting up the preserved wood after the excavation at every 1.5 to 5 m points to install the induction fence post, installing the
After the fence posts are completely fixed to the ground by the ultra-rapid cement concrete (200), the preserved wood is installed in the lateral direction so as to connect the 1.2 m to 1.8 m height points of the two fixed fence posts (201) An upper
The preserved wood is installed in the lateral direction so as to connect the 30 cm to 50 cm high points of the two
Installing a fence wall (204) for installing the preserved wood in the vertical direction so that the upper and lower horizontal supports (202) and (203) support the upper and lower sides,
And installing a safekeeping
The preservative treatment agent has an effect of preserving, insecting, and sterilizing, thereby preventing the wood from being easily damaged or corrupted due to external environmental factors such as rain, wind, insects, etc., so that maintenance and management of the induction fence can be effectively performed. In addition, fire resistance is included, and fire resistance is strong, so that damage caused by fire can be minimized.
The preservative treatment agent specifically includes 57 to 82 wt% of phosphoric acid (sphoric acid); 2 to 5 wt% of at least one heterocyclic compound selected from pyridine, quinoline furan, pyran and thiophene; 0.5-2.5 wt% propolis; 0.5 to 5 wt% of copper carbonate (CuCO 3 ); 5 to 10 wt% of MEA (monoethanolamine); 5 to 30 wt% surfactant; And 5 to 30 wt% of water.
The propolis is composed of 50 to 55% of resin, 25 to 35% of beeswax, 10% of oily components such as essential oil, 5% of pollen, various organic substances and 5% And the major components are flavonoids (flavones, flavones, etc.). It has an inhibitory action against bacteria, viruses and the like.
The copper carbonate (CuCO 3 ) is a blue-green material obtained from sodium carbonate and a double salt, and imparts a preservative function.
The preservation treatment of lumber, wood waste, and hardwood using the above preservative treatment agent is carried out by immersing the wood for 7 to 10 hours in a preservative treating agent that maintains a temperature of 60 to 70 캜 and then drying at room temperature for 1 to 2 days, And drying until the water content reaches 30%.
The preservative treatment agent is provided with a function of preserving, insecting, insecting, and flaming the wood, thereby minimizing the time and expense required for maintenance and management of the induction fence.
The quick-speed cement concrete used for rapid construction uses the same quick-speed cement concrete used for fixing the
After installing the column using the cement concrete at the first speed, the upper horizontal support and the lower horizontal support are installed at the upper and lower portions of the column, and the upper horizontal support is located at a height of 1.2 m to 1.8 m of the two fence posts Connect them to each other.
And the lower horizontal support is installed so as to connect the height points of 30 cm to 50 cm.
The upper horizontal support and the lower horizontal support are installed in the vertical direction to form the wall of the induction fence and are fixed to the upper horizontal support and the lower horizontal support so that a plurality of woods are installed in the vertical direction, Thereby forming a wall surface.
Further, the lower transverse support is formed at a distance of 30 to 50 cm from the ground, thereby blocking the control of small animals.
In addition, in order to avoid the approach of an animal, a safekeeping agent storage box in which an animal repellent agent is stored in an induction fence is provided. The animal repellent agent is composed of 90 to 95 wt% of a binder prepared by polymerizing acrylic emulsion: polyurethane resin at a weight ratio of 6:
Jasmine, orange, Concord grape, hyacinth, or the like; Garlic extract; Pepper extract; Pepper extract; Mustard extract; Onion extract; Ginger extract; 0.5 to 5 wt% of any one or more kinds of extracts selected from the group consisting of
And a mixture of 1 to 5 wt% of titanium dioxide (TiO 2 ).
Figs. 11 (a) to 11 (c) are views showing other examples of timber induction fences constituting the ecological passage system of the present invention.
11 (b) and (c) are timber induction fences applied to the case where the column is difficult to construct using cement concrete at the initial speed, and the lower end of the column is sharpened and fixed to the ground. (B) (C) Install separate supports at regular intervals so that the induction fence does not collapse.
Unlike the existing rod kill prevention facilities, the ecological aisle system for preventing wild animal accidents according to the present invention is a system that takes into account the topography and location of the biological habit and the installation site, and thus the raccoon, weasel, elk, rabbit, , Wild boar, amphibian, and reptile rod kill prevention function is very excellent, and the possibility of industrial use is great.
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108-1: square frame 108-2: leg
108-3: Floor wood 108-4: Column
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108-7: Finishing material 109-1: Feeding body part
109-2: Fruit model 109-3: New house
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An eco-bridge type wildlife moving path (10A) is installed along the road and the railway, and the entrance of the eco-bridge wild type animal And a wood inducing fence (20) for inducing entry into the furnace (10A)
The eco-bridge type wildlife moving path 10A includes a overpass body 101a for widening both ends of the existing forest and the subsequent entrance and exit to induce natural entry of wild animals,
A dirt road 102a formed at the center in the longitudinal direction of the overpass body 101a,
A water sump 103a formed around the inlet and outlet of the overhead body and having a carbon abatement function,
And a papermaking sheet 104a formed on the front surface of the two sections with respect to the dirt road 102a,
The eco-bridge type wildlife moving path 10A includes a wooden pile 105a which is installed over the entire surface of grassland 104a and serves as a shelter for small wild animals,
A W-Shelter 106a, a S-Shelter 107a, and a H-Shelter 106a, which are provided on the surface of the grass 104a, A herbivorous feeding stand 108a, a bird feeding stand 109a, a multi-feeding stand 110a,
A management walkway 111a formed along both edges of the upper plate of the overpass body 101a,
A soundproof wall 112a provided on the upper plate of the overpass body 101a along the administrative walkway 111a to block noise generated from roads and railroad tracks,
And a shielding material 113a formed inside the overpass body 101a along the soundproof wall 112a to block light and noise generated in the road,
The bird feeding pedestal 109a is made of wood or metal and has a pedestal body portion 109-1 having a tree shape including stem and branches,
A fruit model 109-2 installed at the end of the branch,
And a cage 109-3 fixedly installed on the food cradle body 109-1,
The roofs of the fruit model 109-2 and the bird house 109-3 are painted with any one of the colors of red, green, and blue, which are preferred colors of birds,
The inside of the new house (109-3) is filled with grains selected from red, green, blue, yellow, green, and pink corns, wheat, oats, rice, Which is suitable for the ecological pathway target species,
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