Gravity interlocked slope embankment facing block structure

Abstract

This utility model discloses a gravity-interlocked sloping breakwater revetment block structure, belonging to the field of coastal protection engineering technology. It aims to solve the problems of large-mass blocks being prone to fracture due to material strength limitations, and the non-linear increase in material consumption and cost resulting from simply adding weight; and the chain-like instability problem easily caused by two-dimensional interlocking designs under oblique wave action. The gravity-interlocked sloping breakwater revetment block structure includes a central block and corner blocks. The corner blocks are fixedly installed at the top corner of the central block. Embedded bosses and embedded grooves are fixedly installed on the sides of the central block, with the embedded bosses embedded in the embedded grooves. A wave-dissipating protrusion is fixedly installed at the top of the central block, and a gravity anchoring protrusion is installed at the bottom. This utility model increases the overall stability of the revetment block structure, improves the anti-slip coefficient of the revetment block structure, and effectively ensures the high porosity wave-dissipating efficiency of the revetment block structure.

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