Water filter well built by hollow bricks

Abstract

The invention provides a water filter well built by hollow bricks. The water filter well comprises well walls (10) and a well bottom (20), wherein well walls (10) comprise multiple layers of well bricks which are built up and down; each layer of well bricks comprise a plurality of brick bodies (100) which are sequentially spliced; a through hole (101), which goes through up and down, is formed in each brick body (100), and at least two inserting portions (103) are arranged on the bottom face of each brick body (100); and in upper and lower adjacent layers of well bricks, each brick body (100) in the upper layer of well bricks is spliced with adjacent two brick bodies (100) in the lower layer of well bricks, and at least two inserting portions (103) of the upper layer of brick bodies (100) are inserted in the through holes (101) of the lower layer of adjacent two brick bodies (100). According to the technical scheme, the construction of building the water filter well by virtue of the brick bodies is convenient and high in efficiency, and the upper and lower brick bodies are spliced in a staggered mode, so that the water filter well is more stable in structure.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of environmental engineering, in particular to a filter well built with hollow bricks. Background technique [0002] Since the 1970s, countries around the world began to pay attention to the development and application of urban rainwater utilization technology. Rainwater collection and utilization facilities are particularly important. After rainwater collection and treatment, it can be used for greening, road cleaning, landscape environment water, and supplementary river landscape water. [0003] At present, commonly used water filter wells for collecting and filtering rainwater are usually stacked by multi-layer well bricks, and each layer of well bricks includes a plurality of hollow bricks spliced ​​in sequence (i.e. hollow water filter bricks), and the cross-section of each hollow brick The shape of the outer contour is usually arc or square. [0004] The upper and lower layers of hollow bricks are bo...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The upper and lower layers of hollow bricks are bonded and fixed by engineering bonding materials such as concrete, which wastes resources, and the construction procedure is complicated, and the construction is also limited by climate and seasons. For example, in the northeast region, winter is relatively cold and construction cannot be carried out.

In addition, concrete hinders the mobility of water bodies between filter well groups

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