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Ecological wave-weakening water conservation revetment structure

A wave-dissipating and ecological technology, which is applied in coastline protection, horticulture, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of high degree of hardening, unsatisfactory ecological functions, single form of slope protection, etc., and achieve prevention and slow release of eutrophication, The function of wave dissipation and anti-corrosion is enhanced, and the effect of overcoming hard inefficiency

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-03-26
JIANGSU ACAD OF FORESTRY
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This new design proposes that create a more durable and effective way to protect slopings by combining vegetables or other natural resources together into larger structures called “wavelets” (also known as waves). These arrangements help reduce damage caused by wind and rain during construction without affecting their effectiveness over time. Additionally, this technology helps recycle waste material generated when constructing conventional hydraulics infrastructure.

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The technical problem addressed in this patented text relates to protective structures that can effectively prevent damage caused by eroded or damaged surfaces while still allowing natural flow through areas without compromising their function.

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[0027] Such as figure 1 As shown, the design and construction of the overall slope protection structure includes the following parts:

[0028] An emergent plant wave-dissipating area 4 is set below the high water level of the slope protection, a wet plant erosion prevention area 3 is set above the high water level to the top of the slope, and an economic plant embankment area 1 is set at the top of the slope and outside; the emerging water wave-dissipating area is near the water Two rows of wave-dissipating piles 5 and 6 are arranged in parallel on the side, and the distance between them is kept at 25-30m.

[0029] Wherein, any 2 or 3 combinations of large-scale emergent plants such as water candle, rush, cattail, wild rice, reli flower, and reed bamboo are planted in the wave-eliminating area of ​​emergent plants, and the planting density is 60-80 plants / square meter. , the planting method adopts wide-width dense planting, mixed in bands, and is arranged parallel to the dire...

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The invention discloses an ecological wave-weakening water conservation revetment structure. The ecological wave-weakening water conservation revetment structure is characterized in that an emergent plant wave-weakening area is arranged below a high water level of a revetment, a hygrophyte corrosion prevention area is arranged above the high water level until the top of the revetment, and an economical plant dike dam area is arranged on the top of the revetment and the remaining space. One to two rows of wave-weakening piles are arranged on the side, close to water, of the emergent plant wave-weakening area, wherein large emergent plants are planted in the emergent plant wave-weakening area in a wide and dense mode, and the emergent plants are mixed in the shape of strips and arranged parallel to the water flow direction. Hygrophytes with luxuriant roots and leaves are planted in the hygrophyte corrosion prevention area in a wide and dense mode, and the hygrophytes are mixed in the shape of strips and arranged parallel to the water flow direction. The economical plant dike dam area is of a windbreak tree belt structure formed by mixing economical trees and shrubs, wherein ecological garden dike roads are paved in the windbreak tree belt structure in a natural style for relaxation and sightseeing of tourists. The ecological wave-weakening water conservation revetment structure not only has the remarkable water conservation embankment effect, but also has the advantages of being ecological, attractive in appearance, and capable of weakening waves and enhancing effects.

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Owner JIANGSU ACAD OF FORESTRY
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