Anti-landslide flood drainage ditch structure

By installing biological stabilizing layers and self-stabilizing layers on the retaining walls of the drainage ditch, and using arc-shaped bearing components to enhance the stability of the retaining walls, the problem of landslide damage to the retaining walls was solved, ensuring the unobstructed and safe drainage channels.

CN223607889UActive Publication Date: 2025-11-28ZIGUI CHURUI WATER CONSERVANCY & HYDROPOWER DESIGN CO LTD
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202423288558.2
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-12-30
Publication Date
2025-11-28
Estimated Expiration
2034-12-30

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Technical Problem

Existing drainage ditches are prone to blockage in areas prone to landslides due to damage to retaining walls, affecting flood discharge and posing safety hazards.

Method used

A biological stabilization layer and a gravel cushion layer are installed on the retaining wall of the drainage ditch, and a self-stabilizing layer is laid underneath them. The self-stabilizing layer is composed of bearing components with an arc-shaped surface structure. The bearing components penetrate through the biological stabilization layer and the gravel cushion layer and extend into the interior of the mountain to form a fully covered support chain, thereby enhancing the stability of the retaining wall.

Benefits of technology

It effectively maintains the stability of the retaining wall, prevents landslides and soil blockage, ensures the continuous drainage capacity of the flood drainage ditch, and protects the safety of the downstream area.

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Abstract

The utility model provides an anti-landslide flood drainage ditch structure which comprises a mountain retaining wall, a waterproof retaining wall and a ditch body, the mountain retaining wall comprises a biological stabilizing layer and a broken stone hardcore, the anti-landslide flood drainage ditch structure further comprises a self-stabilizing layer, the self-stabilizing layer comprises pressure-bearing pieces which are connected in sequence, the pressure-bearing pieces are of arc-shaped surface structures, the two opposite sides of the arc-shaped surfaces are connected in sequence to form a strip-shaped supporting chain, and the strip-shaped supporting chain is connected with the waterproof retaining wall. The end portions of the adjacent supporting chains are arranged in a stacked mode to form a full-covering self-stabilizing layer, and the two ends of the arc-shaped face of the pressure-bearing piece extend into a mountain below the pressure-bearing piece. The top of the pressure-bearing piece is of the cambered surface structure, and the pressure-bearing piece has high bearing and transferring capacity corresponding to pressure. And the bottom end of the pressure-bearing piece extends into the mountain body, so that the pressure-bearing piece further drills into the mountain body under the stress condition, and the self-stabilization effect is achieved. And the internal structure of the mountain is enhanced, and better impact resistance is achieved. The effectiveness of the retaining wall can be maintained during landslide, the retaining wall is not prone to being blocked, the drainage capacity is continuously achieved, and downstream safety is ensured.
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Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The utility model relates to water conservancy construction technical field especially, relate to a landslide flood drainage ditch structure. BACKGROUND

[0002] The flood drainage ditch is water conservancy facilities set in the area vulnerable to flood damage such as reservoir, river, mountainous area highway, which is in the ditch flood diversion, river regulation, construction structure etc., so as to organize, timely intercept and exclude mountain torrent runoff. Protect the surrounding area from flood damage. The design of flood drainage ditch should be closely coordinated with the overall planning of water conservancy, make full use of the original mountain torrent ditch and carry out appropriate repair, in order to use natural terrain slope to optimize the drainage effect. In addition, the flood drainage ditch also plays an important role in agricultural irrigation, which can transport water through drainage, save manpower and material resources, and avoid erosion of fertilizers on the ditch body. The flood drainage ditch plays a key role in flood prevention, which can effectively dredge flood, reduce disaster impact.

[0003] In the reservoir construction, considering the possible flood peak in the high water period and the water quantity influence of mountain torrent, the part of river near the reservoir in the downstream usually sets the flood drainage ditch near the bank of mountain. This kind of flood drainage ditch usually has retaining wall near water body and mountain respectively, on the one hand as dam to intercept water flow, on the other hand as slope protection to strengthen mountain structure and maintain the stability of ditch body. But in the area with complex geological conditions, this kind of flood drainage ditch structure still has certain deficiency. Especially in the area where mountain landslide occurs frequently, when mountain landslide occurs near the mountain side, a large amount of soil and stone will slide onto the retaining wall above, under the extrusion of gravity, the slope protection of concrete or masonry structure is easy to break and damage, resulting in losing the support and protection of mountain. This may lead to further collapse of mountain, resulting in a large amount of soil and stone entering the flood drainage ditch, which may completely block the flood drainage ditch in serious cases, affecting the guidance and discharge of flood, and threatening the life safety of people in the downstream. UTILITY MODEL CONTENTS

[0004] In view of the deficiency in the prior art, the utility model provides a landslide flood drainage ditch structure, which solves the problem that the retaining wall on the side corresponding to the mountain of the flood drainage ditch is easy to be damaged by mountain landslide in the prior art, resulting in the blockage of the flood drainage ditch and affecting the discharge of flood.

[0005] According to the embodiment of the utility model, a kind of anti-landslide flood drainage ditch structure, including the mountain retaining wall being set corresponding to mountain side, waterproof retaining wall corresponding to river side and the ditch body between mountain retaining wall and waterproof retaining wall, the mountain retaining wall includes biological stable layer and gravel cushion layer being sequentially set from top to bottom, a layer of sand is laid on gravel cushion layer to supply plant growth, the mountain retaining wall further includes setting self-stabilizing layer, the self-stabilizing layer includes sequentially connected pressure-bearing piece, the pressure-bearing piece is arc surface structure, its axial direction is parallel to the extension direction of flood drainage ditch, sequentially connect by the opposite side of arc surface, form the strip support chain that is arranged along the direction of mountain retaining wall from top to bottom, adjacent support chain is stacked by the end part of pressure-bearing piece corresponding axial direction, form self-stabilizing layer of full coverage, the two ends of pressure-bearing piece corresponding arc surface respectively penetrate biological stable layer and gravel cushion layer and extend into the inside of mountain below.

[0006] Further, the radian of the radial cross section of the pressure-bearing piece is 180°-270°.

[0007] Further, the end of the pressure-bearing piece located at the inside of mountain is further provided with a connecting rod, which extends towards the inside perpendicularly to the slope surface of the mountain.

[0008] Further, the connecting rod located near the inside of mountain is further provided with a bifurcated head, the bifurcated head includes a plurality of lashing rods which are bifurcated and expanded, wherein each lashing rod is arranged obliquely and not parallel to the slope surface of the mountain, and the lashing rod is fixedly connected with the connecting rod.

[0009] Further, the pressure-bearing piece includes an elastic layer and a hard layer arranged from outside to inside, wherein the hard layer is a reinforced concrete structure.

[0010] Further, the hard layer is further provided with a reinforcing mesh inside, which is parallel to the arc side of the pressure-bearing piece.

[0011] Further, the surface of the biological stable layer is further provided with a fixing net.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0013] The utility model discloses a mountain retaining wall, which comprises a biological stable layer and a gravel cushion layer arranged in sequence from top to bottom, and further comprises a self-stabilizing layer. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0014] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the utility model embodiment.

[0015] Figure 2 It is a construction schematic diagram of the pressure-bearing piece in the utility model embodiment.

[0016] Figure 3 It is a specific structural schematic diagram of the pressure-bearing piece in the utility model embodiment.

[0017] In the above drawings: 1, mountain retaining wall; 2, waterproof retaining wall; 3, ditch body; 4, biological stable layer; 5, gravel cushion layer; 6, self-stabilizing layer; 61, pressure-bearing piece; 62, connecting rod; 63, bifurcation head; 611, elastic layer; 612, hard layer; 613, steel reinforcement mesh. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0018] The technical solutions of the utility model will be further described below in combination with the drawings and embodiments.

[0019] As shown in the drawings, the utility model embodiment proposes a landslide-resistant flood drainage ditch structure, which comprises a mountain retaining wall 1 arranged on one side of a mountain, a waterproof retaining wall 2 arranged on one side of a river channel, and a ditch body 3 located between the mountain retaining wall 1 and the waterproof retaining wall 2. Figure 1

[0020] ​Specifically, the retaining wall 1 includes a biological stabilization layer 4 and a gravel cushion layer 5 arranged sequentially from top to bottom. The biological stabilization layer 4 is usually a grass layer, which combines with the gravel cushion layer 5 through the growth of grass roots to form a more stable integrated structure. Correspondingly, a layer of sand is laid on top of the gravel cushion layer 5 for plant growth. Preferably, a fixing net is also provided on the surface of the biological stabilization layer 4 to maintain the strength of the surface of the biological stabilization layer 4 before the grass seeds are fully grown, preventing the grass seeds or newly grown seedlings from being washed away by rainwater and detached from the slope.

[0021] In this embodiment, the retaining wall 1 further includes a self-stabilizing layer 6. The self-stabilizing layer 6 includes pressure-bearing members 61 connected in sequence. The pressure-bearing members 61 have an arc-shaped surface structure with their axial direction parallel to the extension direction of the drainage ditch. They are connected in sequence through opposite sides of the arc-shaped surface to form a strip-shaped support chain arranged from top to bottom along the direction of the retaining wall 1. Adjacent support chains are stacked in layers through the corresponding axial ends of the pressure-bearing members 61, similar to the way roof tiles cover the eaves, forming a fully covered self-stabilizing layer 6. The two ends of the pressure-bearing members 61 corresponding to the arc-shaped surface penetrate the biological stabilizing layer 4 and the gravel cushion layer 5, respectively, and extend into the interior of the mountain below.

[0022] In a further embodiment, the radial cross-section of the pressure-bearing component 61 has an arc of 180°-270°. This embodiment uses a 270° arc, so adjacent pressure-bearing components 61 are connected by outwardly convex arc-shaped surfaces, which can be achieved through rope connections, concrete connections, or other methods. This sequential connection facilitates construction and transportation. Once the end of the pressure-bearing component 61 extends into the mountainside, a natural support chain structure is formed, eliminating the need for additional connections between the pressure-bearing components 61.

[0023] like Figure 2 As shown in this preferred embodiment, the end of the pressure-bearing component 61 located inside the mountain is further provided with a connecting rod 62, which extends inward perpendicular to the mountain slope. Furthermore, the end of the connecting rod 62 near the inside of the mountain is also provided with a forked head 63, which includes several branching tie rods, each of which is inclined and not parallel to the mountain slope, and the tie rods are fixedly connected to the connecting rod 62. Therefore, when the pressure-bearing component 61 is subjected to force, the connecting rod 62 pushes the tie rods towards the inside of the mountain, forming a complex, interwoven mesh structure. This not only strengthens the structural strength inside the mountain but also enhances the connection strength between the pressure-bearing component 61 and the mountain, making the self-stability of the pressure-bearing component 61 more prominent.

[0024] like Figure 3As shown, the pressure bearing part 61 comprises an elastic layer 611 and a hard layer 612 arranged from outside to inside, wherein the hard layer 612 is a reinforced concrete structure. The elastic layer 611 can adopt a rubber layer, thereby reducing the impact force of earth and stone on the surface of the pressure bearing part 61 and placing the pressure bearing part 61 from breaking. As preferred, the hard layer 612 is further provided with a steel reinforcement mesh 613 inside and parallel to the arc-shaped side surface of the pressure bearing part 61. The strength of the pressure bearing part 61 is further improved through the steel reinforcement mesh 613, so that the pressure bearing part 61 will not be completely broken after being deformed by excessive pressure and still maintains a certain connectivity, which can play a partial supporting capacity.

[0025] Finally, it should be pointed out that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present application and not to limit the present application. Although the present application has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the technical solutions of the present application can be modified or replaced equivalently without departing from the spirit and scope of the present application, and all of them should be covered in the scope of the claims of the present application.

Claims

1. An anti-landslide drainage ditch structure, comprising a mountain retaining wall arranged corresponding to one side of a mountain, a waterproof retaining wall arranged corresponding to one side of a river, and a ditch body between the mountain retaining wall and the waterproof retaining wall, characterized in that: The mountain retaining wall comprises a biological stabilization layer and a gravel cushion layer arranged in sequence from top to bottom, and a layer of sand soil is laid on the gravel cushion layer for plant growth, and the mountain retaining wall further comprises a self-stabilization layer, the self-stabilization layer comprises pressure-bearing pieces connected in sequence, the pressure-bearing pieces are arc surface structures, the axial direction of the pressure-bearing pieces is parallel to the extending direction of the flood drainage ditch, the pressure-bearing pieces are connected in sequence through opposite sides of the arc surface, a strip-shaped support chain arranged along the direction of the mountain retaining wall from top to bottom is formed, adjacent support chains are arranged in a laminated manner through end portions of the pressure-bearing pieces corresponding in axial direction, a full-coverage self-stabilization layer is formed, and the two ends of the arc surface of the pressure-bearing piece respectively penetrate the biological stabilization layer and the gravel cushion layer and extend into the inside of the mountain.

2. The landslide drainage ditch structure according to claim 1, wherein: The radian of the radial cross section of the pressure-bearing piece is 180°-270°.

3. The landslide drainage ditch structure according to claim 1, wherein: The end of the pressure-bearing piece at the one end of the mountain further comprises a connecting rod, and the connecting rod extends towards the inside of the mountain perpendicularly to the slope surface of the mountain.

4. The landslide drainage ditch structure according to claim 3, wherein: The end of the pressure-bearing piece at the one end of the mountain further comprises a connecting rod, and the connecting rod extends towards the inside of the mountain perpendicularly to the slope surface of the mountain.

5. The anti-landslide drainage ditch structure according to claim 1, wherein: The end of the pressure-bearing piece at the one end of the mountain further comprises a connecting rod, and the connecting rod extends towards the inside of the mountain perpendicularly to the slope surface of the mountain.

6. The anti-landslide drainage ditch structure according to claim 5, wherein: The pressure-bearing piece comprises an elastic layer and a hard layer arranged from outside to inside, and the hard layer is a reinforced concrete structure.

7. The anti-landslide drainage ditch structure according to claim 1, wherein: The hard layer further comprises a reinforcing mesh parallel to the arc side surface of the pressure-bearing piece. The surface of the biological stabilization layer further comprises a fixing net.