Greening wall

A green wall and wall technology, applied in the field of green walls, can solve the problems of large storage space for planting media, multiple combined shapes, and high plant coverage, and achieve the effects of improving air quality, increasing greening rate, and controlling haze

Active Publication Date: 2014-05-21
孙希贤
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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows for efficient use of space while maintaining good environmental conditions such as proper ventilation, moisture control, heat regulation, light distribution, etc., through various features like creation of an enclosed environment with multiple layers made from materials called stones (plants). These stone layers help absorb and filter out unwanted gases during indoor activities, reducing emissions into the atmosphere. Additionally, this design helps reduce costs associated with constructing houses due to its durable nature overall.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed by this patents relates to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of creation for 3D buildings while maintaining their safeness during use.

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Embodiment 1

[0027] Example 1: see figure 1, a green wall, including a wall, characterized in that: the wall is only made of or set in the same direction or the same direction by the bottom surface or end surface of a block 1 and is stacked and bonded in a dislocation up and down or along the bottom surface or end surface. Arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and stacked with mortise and tenon connections up and down, the two ends of the upper block 1 overlap part of the top surface of the two blocks 1 adjacent to the lower layer with a certain distance , that is, the top surface of the end of the lower block overlaps the ends of two upper blocks with a certain distance, and the bottom or end of the block 1 is arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and is stacked and bonded in an up and down dislocation or bottom or The end faces are arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and are stacked with mortise and tenon connections to form a hole ...

Embodiment 2

[0036] Example 2: see figure 2 , a green wall, including a wall, characterized in that: the wall is only made of or set in the same direction or the same direction by the bottom surface or end surface of a block 1 and is stacked and bonded in a dislocation up and down or along the bottom surface or end surface. Arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and stacked with mortise and tenon connections up and down, the two ends of the upper block 1 overlap part of the top surface of the two blocks 1 adjacent to the lower layer with a certain distance , that is, the top surface of the end of the lower block overlaps the ends of two upper blocks with a certain distance, and the bottom or end of the block 1 is arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and is stacked and bonded in an up and down dislocation or bottom or The end faces are arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and are stacked with mortise and tenon connections to form a hol...

Embodiment 3

[0050] Embodiment 3: see image 3, a green wall, including a wall, characterized in that: the wall is only made of or set in the same direction or the same direction by the bottom surface or end surface of a block 1 and is stacked and bonded in a dislocation up and down or along the bottom surface or end surface. Arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and stacked with mortise and tenon connections up and down, the two ends of the upper block 1 overlap part of the top surface of the two blocks 1 adjacent to the lower layer with a certain distance , that is, the top surface of the end of the lower block overlaps the ends of two upper blocks with a certain distance, and the bottom or end of the block 1 is arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and is stacked and bonded in an up and down dislocation or bottom or The end faces are arranged in the same direction or in the same direction and are stacked with mortise and tenon connections to form a ho...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a greening wall. The greening wall comprises a wall body and is characterized in that the wall body is built by building blocks through staggered overlapping bonding building or staggered overlapping mortise and tenon connection building; two ends of each building block on the upper layer are lap-jointed on partial top surfaces of two adjacent building blocks arranged at a certain distance on the lower layer; holes are formed through the staggered overlapping bonding building or the staggered overlapping mortise and tenon connection building of the building blocks; planting holes are formed by bonding lower parts of the holes with soil retaining blocks, or producing the soil retaining blocks with cement in the holes or inserting the soil retaining blocks in the holes or inserting flowerpots in the holes, and the angle formed by at least one end surface of each flowerpot and the horizontal plane is in a range of 5-90 degrees. The holes are formed in wall surfaces of the building blocks, the planting holes are formed by bonding lower parts of the holes with the soil retaining blocks, or producing the soil retaining blocks with the cement or inserting the flowerpots in the holes, and the angle formed by at least one end surface of each flowerpot and the horizontal plane is in a range of 5-90 degrees, so that about 50% of the building blocks for building the same wall are saved due to the planting holes among the building blocks, and the cost is saved greatly.

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