RU140544U1 - GEOMATRIC - Google Patents

Abstract

A geomatrix containing a framing frame and inner cells, characterized in that the cells are made of the same diameter and height, fastened together and with a frame of rings cut from plastic bottles.

Description

This useful model relates to the field of construction, ecology, and, in particular, can be used to strengthen slopes, embankments of roads, railways, ponds, slopes of dams and decorative lawns and other similar structures.

Known geomatrix containing end-mounted tapes made of synthetic polymeric material with filtering ability, tapes are interconnected to form their planes in the plan of linearly arranged cells of rectangular or quasi-rectangular shape, the geomatrix is equipped with an attached cloth in the form of a bottom made of synthetic polymeric material having a filtering ability connected to a part of the tapes, with the formation of a flexible, open from above and divided into said cells Orobie. The geomatrix is also equipped with tapes of thermoplastic material connected to opposite sides of the box, for example, polyethylene or a material based on it, preferably perforated and alternating with tapes of synthetic filtering material, and forming said cells with them. At the same time, the tapes in the box are located rectilinearly, and their planes are mutually parallel or, made of synthetic polymer material with filtering ability, are located in the box with the formation of alternating with straight sections of U-shaped protrusions in terms of size of said cell, which are formed by fastening by stitching or welding, the ribs at the top of the U-shaped in terms of the protrusions of one tape with the ribs at the base of the U-shaped in terms of the protrusions of another tape or at least one of the said ribs with For more rectilinear tape. The attached panel in the form of a bottom is made with an inlet of at least a pair of opposite sides of the box, discreetly stitched or welded with them, preferably with the formation of external pockets. The geomatrix has loops or cords for ties, at least on two opposite sides of the box, for fastening to a device that provides tension and retention of the tapes when loading material, for example, soil, into the cells or for connecting adjacent geomatrices to each other, see RF patent for utility model No. 78233, E02D 17/12. E02B 3/12, E01C 5/00, F16L 1/00, dated 08/08/2008.

However, the well-known geomatrix, due to the use of expensive materials in it, such as tapes made of synthetic filtering material, is complicated and laborious to manufacture, which significantly increases its cost.

The purpose of creating this utility model is to achieve a technical result to simplify and reduce the cost of the design of the geomatrix, improve its manufacturing technology, install it in the ground and improve the environment by recycling polyethylene bottles.

The specified technical result is achieved by the fact that in a known geomatrix containing a box without a bottom, i.e. the frame, cells of a rectangular or quasi-rectangular shape, it is proposed that the cells be made of the same diameter and height, bonded to each other and to the frame of rings cut from plastic bottles.

The claimed utility model is illustrated by graphic materials. In FIG. 1 shows a general view of the geomatrix.

Geomatrix includes:

1. frame;

2. rings of the same diameter and cut from plastic bottles;

3. brackets.

The geomatrix consists of a wooden frame 1, of an arbitrary geometric shape, inside of which are placed, cut out of plastic bottles, rings 2 connected to each other and to the frame 1 by means of brackets 3.

With geomatrix work as follows.

A wooden frame is knocked together, rings of identical plastic bottles are cut from the same diameter and height, and the first row of rings 2 is attached with brackets 3 to the frame 1 using a stapler. Then, the second row is attached in the same way to the first row of rings 2, the third row to the second row, etc.

The slope to be strengthened is cleaned of grass, moistened with water and laid adjacent to each other frames 1 with rings 2 and gradually recessed into the soil until the edges of the frames 1 and rings 2 are completely aligned with the ground surface.

Then, plant seeds are sown on the soil surface with a geomatrix.

Since polyethylene bottles are stable in the natural environment and retain their properties for more than 90 years, this geomatica has significant advantages over the prototype.

This ensures the long-term formation of an even and fortified slope for many years.

The claimed utility model is easy to manufacture, cheap and uses secondary resources - plastic bottles, improving the ecology of the surrounding area.

The design of the claimed geomatrix is new, previously unknown, which indicates its compliance with the patentability criterion - novelty.

The claimed geomatrix can be made in any workshop of the municipal or road service, which indicates its compliance with the patentability criterion - industrial applicability.

Claims (1)

A geomatrix containing a framing frame and inner cells, characterized in that the cells are made of the same diameter and height, fastened together and with a frame of rings cut from plastic bottles.

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