A wind-guiding wind-resistant wall block structure

Abstract

The invention relates to a wind-resistance wall block structure capable of achieving air guide, and belongs to the building technology. The structure comprises an air guide wall body and air guide grooves formed in the air guide wall body in an array manner, and the air guide grooves penetrate through the front side face and the rear side face of the air guide wall body. A normally-closed ventilation structure is arranged in each air guide groove, and comprises a rotating shaft, blades in transmission connection with the rotating shaft, a first arc shell and a second arc shell, and the first arc shell and the second arc shell are arranged on the outer sides of the blades. The two ends of the rotating shafts are rotatably connected with the inner walls of the two sides of the air guide grooves, and the first arc shells and the second arc shells form an air inlet in the front side of the air guide wall body, and form an air outlet in the rear side of the air guide wall body. The wind-resistance wall block structure capable of achieving air guide can carry out guide dredging on wind on the surface of the wall body, and the wall body wind resistance capacity can be effectively improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of buildings, and in particular relates to a wind-guiding wind-resistant wall block structure. Background technique [0002] Shear wall is also called wind-resistant wall, seismic wall or structural wall. Walls in houses or structures that mainly bear horizontal loads and vertical loads (gravity) caused by wind loads or earthquakes to prevent structural shear (shear) damage. Usually made of reinforced concrete. In areas close to water such as seasides and riversides, extremely strong winds are prone to be generated. The walls set up in the water area are traditionally made of irregularly shaped stones piled up and then fixed to each other by cement. There is no additional coordination between the stones of this structure. After a long period of wet sea breeze and river The blowing of the wind will easily cause the structure between the stones to become unstable after being corroded. The strong wind also p...

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Problems solved by technology

The walls set up in the water area are traditionally made of irregularly shaped stones piled up and then fixed to each other by cement. There is no additional coordination between the stones of this structure. After a long period of wet sea breeze and river The blowing of the wind will easily cause the structure between the stones to be unstable after being corroded. The strong wind also makes the wall structure bear greater pressure, and the soil in the area near the water is softer, so it is necessary to strengthen the wall structure to resist strong wind.

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