Sponge bank revetment structure used on both sides of port canal water system

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of bank building of a port or canal drainage system, in particular to a sponge type bank protection structure for both sides of the port or canal drainagesystem. The sponge type bank protection structure comprises two water-storage ecological banks at both sides of the port or canal drainage system; each water-storage ecological bank is arranged insidethe corresponding bank slope along the length of the drainage system, is of a hollow inside structure, and is provided with an opening structure at the side close to the drainage system; the openingstructure is capable of being opened and closed, and is communicated with the drainage system; besides, each water storage ecological bank is provided with a collecting device at the side away from the drainage system, and the collecting device is capable of collecting and filtering rain water. The sponge type bank protection structure has functions of flood control and water storage, and also hasan effect of purifying rain water.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of embankment construction on both sides of a port canal water system, and more specifically relates to a sponge type revetment structure used on both sides of a port canal water system. Background technique [0002] The traditional embankment construction of ports, canals and lakes focuses on flood control requirements, and basically pursues economic and social benefits, with less consideration for the natural ecological functions of the river. Embankment construction is only non-ecological, such as reinforcing embankments, cutting bends, and building spur dikes. The flow regulation of urban rivers and the traditional revetments of rivers form interruptions and barriers in the river structure, which changes the water and material exchange between the river and the river bank, and destroys the overall balance of the river ecosystem. Contents of the invention [0003] The technical problem to be solved by t...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The traditional embankment construction of ports, canals and lakes focuses on flood control requirements, and basically pursues economic and social benefits, with less consideration for the natural ecological functions of the river. Embankment construction is only non-ecological, such as reinforcing embankments, cutting bends, and building spur dikes. The flow regulation of urban rivers and the traditional revetment of the river form a discontinuity and barrier in the river structure, which changes the water and material exchange between the river channel and the river bank, and destroys the overall balance of the river ecosystem.

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