Mutually-embedded ecological building block retaining wall and construction method thereof

Abstract

The invention provides a mutually-embedded ecological building block retaining wall and a construction method thereof, and belongs to the field of buildings. The mutually-embedded ecological building block retaining wall is formed by two or more than two layers of mutually embedded ecological building blocks which are arranged transversely side by side and stacked upwards; each of the mutually embedded ecological building blocks has a front surface of the building block and a back surface of the building block which are parallel to each other; a hole is formed in the middle part of the building block; a groove is formed on the top part of the building block; the front surface of the groove and the back surface of the groove are respectively parallel to the front surface of the building block and the back surface of the building block; a bump is arranged on the bottom part of the building block; the groove is matched with the bump in size; and the bump of the building block on the upper layer is embedded into the groove of the building block on the lower layer. The construction method comprises the following steps of: placing a building block on a construction foundation to serve as a first layer; placing a building block on the first layer building block to serve as a second layer, wherein the bump on the bottom part of the second layer building block is completely embedded into the groove of the first layer building block; and repeatedly placing the building blocks to a designed height. Grass-like vegetation and vine-like plants can be grown in openings of the building blocks and gaps among the building blocks, so that a good ecological effect is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an inter-embedded ecological block retaining wall and a construction method thereof, belonging to the construction field. Background technique [0002] The retaining wall refers to the supporting structures that support the subgrade fill, natural slope, waterway harbor revetment, landscape wall and hillside soil, etc., and prevent the deformation and instability of the fill or soil. Among them, the gravity retaining wall is The most commonly used retaining wall structure in my country. Traditional gravity retaining walls (such as masonry retaining walls, concrete retaining walls, etc.) rely on the self-weight of the structure and the friction between the bottom of the retaining wall and the foundation to resist overturning and resist earth pressure to maintain the stability of the structure. Because the gravity retaining wall maintains balance and stability by its own weight, it has a large volume and weight, and its constructi...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional block retaining wall generally adopts the mortar masonry method, and the construction is relatively complicated; the existing inter-embedded masonry form inlays are mostly located at the edge, and a complete inlay and groove are formed by combining the front and rear blocks, and the blocks It needs to be connected in series by steel bars and rivets to form a slope with a certain slope. The construction is more complicated and there are certain restrictions on application.

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