KR101761902B1 - With the ability to reduce the settlement and scour the structure equipped with artificial reefs and their installation methods - Google Patents

With the ability to reduce the settlement and scour the structure equipped with artificial reefs and their installation methods Download PDF

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KR101761902B1
KR101761902B1 KR1020150070971A KR20150070971A KR101761902B1 KR 101761902 B1 KR101761902 B1 KR 101761902B1 KR 1020150070971 A KR1020150070971 A KR 1020150070971A KR 20150070971 A KR20150070971 A KR 20150070971A KR 101761902 B1 KR101761902 B1 KR 101761902B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
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    • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01K—ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; CARE OF BIRDS, FISHES, INSECTS; FISHING; REARING OR BREEDING ANIMALS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NEW BREEDS OF ANIMALS
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The present invention relates to an artificial fish which is made of a unit made of concrete and is added or omitted according to the installation area and installed on the sea floor. And a support member provided on the bottom of the sea floor to provide a place where the artificial fish candle is installed and to which a lower portion of the artificial fish candle is fixed, wherein the support member is formed in a net shape and is coupled to a lower portion of the artificial fish candle, Primary support mesh for civil works; The mesh net is connected to the lower part of the mesh net for civil engineering and is installed on the sea floor. The net is designed to have a stronger rigidity than the mesh net for civil engineering. The load of the artificial fishnet and the mesh net for civil engineering is dispersed, A reinforcing mat to prevent settlement and scouring; And a binding member for coupling the mesh net for civil engineering work and the reinforcing mat,
It is possible to reduce the settlement and scour by supporting and distributing the load of the artificial fish by using the supporting member which is made up of the mesh net for civil engineering and the reinforcing mat which is the strong bamboo material. The mesh net and the reinforcing mat of the supporting member are mesh- It is possible to use the material efficiently by supporting the dispersion of the load of the artificial fish candle by the net.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an artificial reef structure having a function of reducing settlement and scour,

More particularly, the present invention relates to an artificial reef structure and method for reducing subsidence and scouring of an artificial reef, and more particularly, to a method for reducing artificial reef deformation and scouring by combining a reinforcement material with a geotextile, And an installation method of the artificial ear superstructure.

In general, artificial fishes are structures that are put into the sea for the purpose of helping the breeding of marine animals, such as concrete structures or waste ships.

As described above, if algae attach to artificial fishes dropped on the sea and reproduce, the fishes in the algae become hiding and spawning sites, thereby increasing fishery resources.

In addition, abalone or sea turtle which feed on the above-mentioned algae, and other fish animals which feed on fine algae living on seaweeds can grow a lot, thereby functioning to enrich the fishery resources.

However, there is a problem that it is difficult to collect fish because the seaweed adheres to the artificial fish larva due to the impact of the tidal current in a place where the tide current is high as in the west coast, and is considerably disturbed.

Also, in a place where the ground is formed like a tidal flat like the west coast, conventional artificial fishes have a problem in that their original functions are lost due to settlement in a weak ground due to considerable weight.

In addition, in the case of a conventional artificial ear candle in which a plurality of artificial ear candles are stacked in a multi-stage manner, artificial fish candles fall or move due to the impact of the algae in a region where tidal currents are strong as in the west coast, And in the place where the ground is formed as a mud flat (tidal flat), the ground is weak and the conventional artificial fish candle is submerged, so that the function of the artificial fish candle can not be accomplished.

An example of how to overcome such problems is disclosed in Korean Patent Application No. 20-2003-0012696, " Artificial Earth for Soft Grounds ".

The prior art relates to an artificial ear for soft ground, wherein a plate, a vertical frame, and a diagonal frame are coupled to each artificial ear unit of artificial fishes stacked in multi-stages, and the bottom plate is coupled to the bottom of the artificial fishes in a staggered direction It is possible to improve the fish catching effect by alleviating the impact of the algae and providing the shade part, preventing the settlement of the artificial fish candle and preventing the soil from being decayed by the part not provided with the bottom plate, It is effective.

As described above, the impact of the algae is mitigated by laminating the artificial ear's unit having the plate, the vertical frame and the diagonal frame, and the shade part is provided to improve the effect of combating the fish, and the bottom plate of the artificial fish is staggered This method has the disadvantage of preventing the early settlement of artificial fishes by preventing settlement of artificial fishes and preventing the ground from decaying, but it is expensive.

On the other hand, in the area affected by algae as in the west coast of Korea, there are a lot of oysters in the artificial fishes installed on the sea floor, and it is required to prepare artificial fishes in the above areas.

In addition, a mesh-type scouring prevention apparatus or method using a conventional synthetic fiber or the like has a problem in that it is not sufficient to support the load of an artificial fish made of concrete or to prevent scouring.

Registered utility model No. 20-0319977 of Korea Registered title:

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in order to overcome the problems of the conventional art as described above, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a method of reducing the settlement and scouring of a civil engineering stiffener, And a method for installing the artificial ear superstructure.

It is another object of the present invention to provide an artificial ear superstructure having a function of reducing settlement and scour for making reinforcing materials and mats for civil works with a structure capable of dispersing and supporting the loads of artificial ear seconds and efficiently using materials, do.

In order to accomplish the above object, an artificial ear superstructure having a function of reducing settlement and scouring according to the present invention and a method for installing the artificial ear superstructure are provided with a plurality of concrete units, each of which is added or omitted depending on the installation area, Artificial fish; And a support member provided on the bottom of the sea floor to provide a place where the artificial fish candle is installed and to which a lower portion of the artificial fish candle is fixed, wherein the support member is formed in a net shape and is coupled to a lower portion of the artificial fish candle, Primary support mesh for civil works; The mesh net is connected to the lower part of the mesh net for civil engineering and is installed on the sea floor. The net is designed to have a stronger rigidity than the mesh net for civil engineering. The load of the artificial fishnet and the mesh net for civil engineering is dispersed, A reinforcing mat to prevent settlement and scouring; And a coupling member coupling the mesh net for civil engineering work and the reinforcing mat.

Also, the reinforcing mat may be made of a material having a larger thickness and rigidity than the mesh net for civil engineering combined with the civil engineering mesh net so as to support the bottom of the artificial fish element, A plurality of pole-shaped reinforcing members for providing a plurality of pole- And a connecting member connecting the reinforcing members to form a plate-like structure.

In addition, the material of the reinforcing member may be a wood that provides a supporting force corresponding to a saliva or a scour to be applied to the artificial fish candle.

In addition, the reinforcing mat may be connected to the grid-type mesh net using the connecting member.

In addition, the connecting member may be any one of wire, synthetic resin, and connecting nails as a material for connecting the reinforcing mat in a lattice form.

In addition, an installation area of the support member may be 2 to 5 times the installation area of the artificial fish candle.

In addition, the support member may be installed in an area where the soft ground is inclined within 10 degrees.

The artificial ear superstructure may further include an annular head portion for sandwiching a part of the support member and a fixing member having a body embedded in the soft ground and fixing the support member to the soft ground .

The fixing member may further include an opening formed in the head portion such that an end portion of the head portion is spaced apart from the body to sandwich a portion of the mesh net for civil engineering work.

The present invention relates to a method of installing an artificial fish candle on the seabed using an artificial fish structure having a function of reducing settlement and scouring, the method comprising the steps of: A step of making a reinforcing mat; A supporting member manufacturing step of fabricating a supporting member by combining the reinforcing mat manufactured in the reinforcing mat producing step and the mesh net for civil engineering work with the binding member; A supporting member mounting step of laying the supporting member, to which the reinforcing mat is attached, in the soft ground of the seabed at the step of manufacturing the supporting member; A support member fixing step of fixing the support member installed in the support member installing step to the soft ground of the seabed with the fixing member; And installing the artificial fish candle on the supporting member fixed to the sea floor in the supporting member fixing step.

The artificial ear superstructure having the function of reducing settlement and scouring according to the present invention and the method of installing the artificial ear superstructure and the method of installing the artificial ear superstructure have a function of dispersing the load of the artificial fish sec- tion by using a support member having a mesh network for civil works and a reinforcing mat So that settlement and scour can be reduced.

In addition, it is possible to use the mesh net and the reinforcing mat of the supporting member as a grid mesh net to disperse and support the load of the artificial fish net, and to use the material effectively.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an artificial ear structure having functions of reducing settlement and scouring according to an embodiment of the present invention; Fig.
2 is an exploded view of the artificial super structure.
3 is a diagram showing an example of a temporary state of a fixing member of the artificial super structure.
4 is a front view of the artificial super structure.
FIG. 5 is a graph and a conceptual diagram showing a comparison of an artificial fish shear slope by a citrus of the artificial fish superstructure. FIG.
6 is a graph showing comparison of settlement ratios of the artificial super structure.
FIG. 7 is a view illustrating a method for installing an artificial super structure according to an embodiment of the present invention, which has a function of reducing settlement and scouring. FIG.

The following detailed description of the invention refers to the accompanying drawings, which illustrate, by way of illustration, specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable those skilled in the art to practice the invention. It should be understood that the various embodiments of the present invention are different, but need not be mutually exclusive. For example, certain features, structures, and characteristics described herein may be implemented in other embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention in connection with one embodiment. It should also be understood that the position or arrangement of individual components within each disclosed embodiment may be varied without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. The following detailed description is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the invention is to be limited only by the appended claims, along with the full scope of equivalents to which such claims are entitled. In the drawings, like reference numerals refer to the same or similar functions throughout the several views.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, so that those skilled in the art can easily carry out the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an artificial ear superstructure having a function of reducing sinking and scouring according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the artificial ear superstructure, FIG. FIG. 4 is a front view of the artificial super structure. FIG.

1 to 4, the artificial ear superstructure 10 of the present invention may include an artificial ear 100 and a support member 200.

The artificial fish candle (100) is a rectangular parallelepiped and has a habitat for scattering and habitat of marine organisms while communicating with the outside. The artificial fish candle (100) is an early form, and has advantages such as low production cost, short production period, and simple installation. In other words, it is only necessary to install a single layer or multiple layers using a conventional low-cost artificial ear 100.

In order to prevent the artificial fisheries 100 from being shaken by the currents and to prevent the artificial fishes 100 from being damaged due to the currents, the artificial fishes 100 are connected to each other by cables or steel ropes or the like, or the neighboring artificial fishes 100 are fixed by bolting .

In addition, a rubber member such as a waste tire may be fixed to prevent breakage which may occur due to shaking or collision at a contact portion between the artificial fish eyes 100. [ When the rubber member is used, the unit weight of the artificial ear 100, which is a concrete structure, is greatly reduced, and the settlement due to its own weight can be reduced.

The support member 200 may be installed on the sea floor to provide a place where the artificial fish candle 100 is installed and the lower portion of the artificial fish candle 100 may be fixed.

The supporting member 200 may be a structure of the mesh net 210 for a civil engineering work, a reinforcing mat 220 and a binding member 230.

The mesh net 210 for civil engineering works is a net-shaped member that is laid on a certain area of a soft ground (hereinafter, referred to as 'soft ground') of the seabed so as to reinforce the soft ground first, May be provided in a single layer or in multiple layers.

Such a mesh net 210 for civil engineering is widely used for the prevention of scouring of soil, separation and reinforcement of ground, and drainage in civil engineering work, and is used for waterproofing, crack prevention, protection of geotechnical structures and shock absorption .

The mesh net 210 for civil engineering is installed on the soft ground of the seabed so that the weight of the artificial fish 100 is dispersed as much as possible with the prevention of the scouring and cracking of the soft ground and the settlement of the artificial fish 100 It is used for suppression.

Here, the civil engineering mesh net 210 is installed in a flat area of soft ground of the seabed, but generally inclined at an angle of 10 degrees or less. Here, in the case of a sloping area exceeding 10 degrees, even if sinking or scouring of the artificial fish pond 100 is prevented by the mesh net 210 for civil engineering, the artificial fish pond 100 of the general cube is shaken by the algae to be damaged or lost It is because.

In addition, the mesh net 210 for civil works can be installed in a somewhat rugged area. This is because the rugged portion of the artificial fish pellet 100 is pressed down by the weight of the artificial fish pellet 100 to be somewhat flattened, Because.

The artificial fish screen 100 is installed in a wide area in four directions so that the artificial fish pellets 100 are positioned at the center of the artificial fish pellets 100, So that the load is evenly dispersed even in the surrounding area.

The installation area of the civil engineering mesh net 210 is about 2 to 5 times as large as the installation area of the artificial ear 100. This is because when the installation area of the mesh net 210 for civil engineering work is less than 2 times, the effect of load and wave is concentrated, and the effect of sinking or scour reduction is lowered. If it exceeds 5 times, .

As the civil engineering mesh net 210, a woven fabric in the form of a woven fabric, a nonwoven fabric, a mat, or the like can be used as a ground reinforcement civil engineering fiber, and a polymer membrane such as a plastic membrane, a press- have.

Other examples include geotextiles in the form of fabrics, geosynthetics, geogrid, geonet, geotextile, geomembrane, geowebs, geomat, geo A geopipe, a geocomposite, a closed net, and the like. The civil engineering mesh net 210 uses either one of these fabric types or polymer products.

The mesh net 210 for a civil engineering work is manufactured by weaving a plurality of warp yarns and weft yarns in the form of a fabric so that the warp yarns and the weft yarns are weaved to have a mesh, .

The reinforcement mat 220 is coupled to the bottom of the mesh net 210 for civil engineering and is installed on the seabed surface and is manufactured to have greater rigidity than the mesh net 210 for civil engineering. 210 and distribute the load of the artificial fish 100 to the sea floor while preventing the sinking and scouring.

The reinforcing mat 220 may be a constitution of the reinforcing member 222 and the connecting member 224.

The reinforcing member 222 is made of a material having a greater thickness and rigidity than the mesh net 210 of the civil engineering work in combination with the mesh net 210 for civil engineering and supports the lower part of the artificial fish pellet 100, And a plurality of rod-shaped members for providing a corresponding force against the sinkhole.

The material of the reinforcement member 222 is a wood that provides a supporting force corresponding to the saliva or the scour that is applied to the artificial fish candle 100, and can be a bamboo which is particularly excellent in tensile strength and the like.

The connecting member 224 may connect the reinforcing members 222 to form a plate-like structure.

The reinforcing members 222 may be connected to the grid-type mesh net using the connecting member 224. [

The connecting member 224 is a material for connecting the reinforcing mat 220 in the form of a lattice, and can be used as any one of wire, synthetic resin and connecting nails.

Since the reinforcing member 222 is manufactured using the bamboo pole, it is possible to further reinforce the rigidity of the artificial fish candle 100 by using the mesh net 210 for civil works, A more efficient countermeasure against saliva and scouring is possible.

FIG. 5 is a graph (a) and a conceptual view (b) showing a comparison of artificial fish shear slopes by the citrus of the artificial fish superstructure, and FIG. 6 is a graph showing a comparison of settlement ratios of the artificial fish superstructure.

5 and 6, when the artificial fish 100 is installed using the support member 200 of the present invention, only artificial fish nets 210 having the civil engineering mesh net 210 or artificial fish nets It can be seen that the settlement and the response to the scour is much better than the (100) structure.

The binding member 230 is a member functioning to connect the civilian mesh net 210 and the reinforcing mat 220 to each other, It is possible to use various materials such as citron nut shape.

The artificial ear superstructure 10 may further include a fixing member 300.

The fixing member 300 includes an annular head 310 and a body 320 embedded in the soft ground so as to sandwich a part of the supporting member 200 (the warp yarn 212 and the weft yarn 214) 200) to the soft ground.

Specifically, a supporting member 200 to which a mesh network 210 for a civil engineering work is coupled, and a fixing member 300 for fixing a supporting member 200 to which a mesh network 210 for civil engineering work is coupled, And a fixing member 300 for fixing.

The fixing member 300 for fixing the supporting member 200 to which the weaving mesh net 210 in the form of a fabric is coupled is disposed at a position where the warp 212 of the weaving mesh net 210 or the weft 214 is inserted And includes a head 310 and a body 320 embedded in the soft ground.

A plurality of fixing members 300 are installed at various positions including the edges of the civil engineering mesh net 210 as well as the outskirts and the center portion and use a sufficient number to securely fix the civil engineering mesh net 210 to the soft ground .

Here, the head part 310 is an annular shape in which a part of the mesh net 210 for civil engineering (the warp yarns 212 or the weft yarn 214) is easily fitted, and the end part of the head part 310 is separated from the body 320 And may further include an opening 330 formed therein. The warp yarn 212 and the weft yarn 214 of the mesh net 210 for civil engineering work are inserted into the head portion 310 through the opening portion 330.

Here, it is preferable that the width of the opening 330 is such that the warp yarn 212 or the weft yarn 214 can barely pass through. Of course, the warp yarn 212 and the weft yarn 214 may be inserted into the head portion 310 through the opening portion 330.

As a modification of the opening portion 330, a portion of the end portion of the head portion 310 may be formed to be separated from the body 320 while being rolled up like a pig tail.

This shape is effective to prevent the warp yarns 212 or the weft yarn 214 from being inserted through the openings 330 and then falling in the reverse direction.

The fixing member 300 for fixing the supporting member 200 to which the mesh net 210 of the polymer product is coupled includes a body 320 embedded in the soft ground, And a head portion 310 of the main body 310. Accordingly, the body 320 is embedded in the soft ground through a part of the mesh network 210, which is a polymer product, and the head is positioned on the upper surface of the mesh network 210 for civil engineering, It is brought into close contact with soft ground.

Hereinafter, an installation method of an artificial ear superstructure having a function of reducing settlement and scour according to the present invention will be described.

7, the artificial ear superstructure 10 of the present invention includes a reinforcing mat producing step S100, a supporting member manufacturing step S200, a supporting member installing step S300, a supporting member fixing step S400, And an artificial fish securing step S500.

In the step of constructing the reinforcing mat (S100), the reinforcing mat (220) is manufactured by weaving wood, which is a bamboo pole, with a connecting member (224) in the form of a mesh net.

In the supporting member manufacturing step S200, the supporting member 200 is manufactured by joining the reinforcing mat 220 manufactured in the reinforcing mat producing step S100 and the mesh netting 210 to the binding member 230 to be.

In the supporting member mounting step (S300), the support member (200) to which the reinforcing mat (220) is coupled in the supporting member manufacturing step (S200) is installed on the soft ground of the seabed.

First, the operator places the support member 200 in the area of a certain area on the ground floor of the sea floor. At this time, the soft ground is a flat or rugged area with an inclination of less than 10 degrees. In addition, the installation area of the support member 200 can be set to about 2 to 5 times the installation area of the artificial ear candle 100.

In the supporting member fixing step (S400), the supporting member (200) installed in the supporting member installing step (S300) is fixed to the soft ground of the seabed with the fixing member (300).

Specifically, when the civil engineering mesh net 210 is a fabric, the warp yarn 212 or the weft yarn 214 is inserted into the head of the fixing member 300, and then the body 320 of the fixing member 300 is attached to the soft ground. .

When the civil engineering mesh net 210 is a polymer product, the body 320 of the fixing member 300 penetrates the mesh net 210 for civil engineering and buries in the soft ground so that the head 310 of the fixing member 300 Is brought into close contact with the soft ground by the mesh net 210 for civil engineering.

In step S500 of installing the artificial fish, the artificial fish candle 100 is installed on the supporting member 200 fixed to the sea floor in the supporting member fixing step S400.

The artificial fish candle 100 is installed in a single layer or in a multi-layer so that the artificial fish candle 100 is located at a central portion of a region where the support member 200 is installed. In addition, the artificial ear candles 100 are connected to each other by bolting, wire (W), fastening rope or the like to minimize the occurrence of shaking due to algae, and to prevent breakage due to the shaking.

While the present invention has been described in connection with what is presently considered to be practical exemplary embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, And such variations and modifications are intended to fall within the scope of the appended claims.

10: artificial reef structure
100: artificial fishes
200: support member
210: Civil mesh mesh
212: Slope
214: Weft
220: Reinforced mat
222: reinforcing member
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300: Fixing member
310: Head
320: Body
330: opening

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A plurality of artificial fishes made of a concrete unit and installed on the seabed as being added or omitted according to the installation area;
A ground mesh network which is formed in a net shape and which is connected to a lower portion of the artificial fish element and which primarily supports the artificial fish element; and a reinforcing member which is joined to a lower portion of the mesh net for civil engineering, A reinforcing mat for dispersing a load of the artificial fish shear and the mesh net for civil engineering and preventing the sinking and scouring while supporting the artificial fish shear to the sea floor and a binding member for connecting the mesh net for civil engineering and the reinforcing mat A support member installed on the sea floor to provide a place where the artificial fish candle is installed and to which a lower portion of the artificial fish candle is fixed; And
An annular head portion for holding a part of the support member; an opening portion formed at an end portion of the head portion spaced apart from the body so as to sandwich a warp or weft of the mesh net for civil works; and a body embedded in the soft ground And a fixing member for fixing the support member to the soft ground,
Wherein the support member comprises:
Wherein the installation area is installed in all directions while the artificial fish candle is located at the central part, the installation area is 2 to 5 times the installation area of the artificial fish candle, and the soft ground is installed in an area having an inclination of 10 degrees or less,
Characterized in that it is constituted so as to prevent scraping and cracking of the soft ground and to disperse the weight of the artificial fish weights so as to suppress settlement of the artificial fish weights and to prevent breakage or loss of the artificial fish weights caused by algae. Which is provided with a function of reducing the amount of water.
The method according to claim 1,
The reinforcing mat
And a plurality of rod-like shapes, each of which is made of a material having a greater thickness and rigidity than the mesh net for civil engineering, coupled to the civil-use mesh net, and which supports a lower portion of the artificial- A reinforcing member; And
And a connecting member connecting the reinforcing members to form a plate-like structure. The artificial ear superstructure has a function of reducing sinking and scouring.
The method of claim 2,
The material of the reinforcing member is,
And a wood supporting member provided on the surface of the artificial fish to provide a supporting force corresponding to the acupuncture point and the scouring force applied to the artificial fish supporter.
The method of claim 2,
Wherein the connecting method of the reinforcing mat is to connect the reinforcing members to the grid-type mesh net using the connecting member.
The method of claim 2,
The connecting member includes:
Wherein the reinforcing mat is connected to the reinforcing mat in a lattice form, the reinforcing mat being any one of wire, synthetic resin, and connecting nails, the artificial ear superstructure having a function of reducing sinking and scouring.
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