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Breakwater

a technology of breakwater and tsunami, which is applied in the field of tsunami breakwater, to achieve the effect of improving the capacity of the breakwater to stand up to the ocean waves and greatly reducing the impact force of ocean waves

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-08-26
LUO GUSHI +1
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Benefits of technology

"The invention provides a breakwater that can protect against tsunamis and other sea surges. The breakwater has a curved surface that gradually weakens the force of the waves, reducing the impact force and improving its ability to withstand the waves. The breakwater also acts as a channel for navigation, allowing vessels to enter and exit safely. Additionally, the breakwater can be designed to provide a pleasing and beautiful landscape in coastal cities. The invention also includes a method for protecting a bay by using the breakwater to prevent the tsunami from reaching the vessels within the bay. The curved surface of the breakwater helps to redirect the ocean waves, reducing the impact force and protecting the vessels from damage."

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The bay built in this way is not only convenient for vessels to navigate into or out of the bay, but also greatly weakens an impact force caused by the surges at the time when the tsunami arrived due to a reduced channel area through which the ocean waves can get into or out of the bay by the tsunami breakwater, thereby protecting the vessels within the bay from the attack of tsunami.

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[0041]A prior art breakwater is shown in a sectional view taken along its cross section, as shown in FIG. 1, in order to indicate the characteristic differences between a typical breakwater and a tsunami breakwater according to the invention. The cross section of the breakwater shown in FIG. 1 is a trapezoid ABCD with a shorter top side BC, a longer bottom side AD and a lateral side AB facing the sea H being in the form of a straight line, wherein the bevel side AB indicates that a surface of the prior art breakwater facing the sea is in the form of a slope.

[0042]FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the tsunami breakwater according to the invention taken along its cross section. Viewed from its cross section, the breakwater is a curved side trapezoid ABCDEFG with a shorter top side EF, a longer bottom side AG and a lateral side ABCDE facing the sea H being in the form of a curve. The position A of the curved side trapezoid close to the seashore is the lowest point, and the neighboring area...

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Abstract

A breakwater, in which the surface thereof facing the sea (H) is a curved surface rendering the cross section of the breakwater a trapezoid with curved side (ABCDEFG) which comprises a shorter top side (EF), a longer bottom side (AG), and a curved side (ABCDE) facing the sea (H). The curve profile is similar to a recumbent concaved-up parabola.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a tsunami breakwater capable of effectively withstanding the attack of tsunami, storm surge or ocean waves.DESCRIPTION OF THE RELATED ART[0002]Recently, reports on catastrophes caused by the attack of tsunami or storm surge are impressive. For example, causes for tsunami, especially, the catastrophes caused by the Chilean Tsunami and the Indonesian Tsunami are particularly described in detail and vividly in “Climate Change and Natural Disaster” (edited by HUANG Jianmin and XU Zhihua, December 2005, Meteorological Press, Beijing).[0003]Causes of tsunami generally come from the seabed, such as a seabed earthquake, a volcanic eruption or seabed strata movement, and a tsunami may be also caused if meteorites fall into the sea. A tsunami occurs on average once per year, resulting in tremendous losses to human beings.[0004]The tsunami is almost consistent in terms of its current velocity from the sea level to the sea floor. When...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): E02B3/06
CPCE02B3/06Y02A10/11
Inventor LUO, GUSHILUO, LIJUAN
Owner LUO GUSHI
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