protective roof

Abstract

The invention provides a protection canopy, and relates to the technical field of protection facilities. The protection canopy can reduce and even avoid the damage to buildings or relics. The protection canopy is fixed around an area to be protected, and can cover part of or the whole area to be protected. The protection canopy comprises a steel structure, a steel skeleton and a leaf structure, wherein the steel structure is fixed around the area to be protected and can cover part of or the whole area to be protected, and an access way is formed between the steel structure and the area to be protected. The leaf structure used for preventing natural force from damaging the area to be protected is distributed on the steel structure and is connected with the steel structure through the steelskeleton. The leaf structure can cover part of or the whole outer side of the steel structure, or the steel structure can cover part of or the whole leaf structure. The protection canopy is used for protecting buildings and relics,

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of protective facilities, in particular to a protective ceiling. Background technique [0002] Tangible cultural heritage, also known as "tangible cultural heritage", includes historical relics, historical buildings, and human cultural sites. Some historical buildings and human sites have been damaged due to their long history and long-term damage by natural forces such as sun, rain, and wind erosion. Sites provide immediate conservation measures. For example, the ape-man cave is an important material cultural heritage of human beings and the scientific basis for the study of human evolution. However, the entrance of the ape-man cave and the mountains near the entrance are directly exposed to the external environment. Damaged by natural forces such as sun, rain, wind erosion, etc., the entrance of the ape-man cave will be damaged, and the interior of the ape-man cave will collapse under the influence of na...

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Some historical buildings and human sites have been damaged due to their long history and long-term damage by natural forces such as sun, rain, and wind erosion. Sites provide direct conservation measures

For example, the ape-man cave is an important material cultural heritage of human beings and the scientific basis for the study of human evolution. However, the entrance of the ape-man cave and the mountains near the entrance are directly exposed to the external environment. Damaged by natural forces such as sun, rain, wind erosion, etc., the entrance of the ape-man cave will be damaged, and the interior of the ape-man cave will collapse under the influence of natural forces

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