This invention discloses an in-situ protection and reinforcement device for the ancient embankment heritage of the Grand Canal, belonging to the field of ancient embankment protection technology. It includes a plate installation
assembly, an
impact dispersion
assembly, and an
impact conversion structure. The main body of the baffle is made of high-strength,
corrosion-resistant
composite material. The bottom conical
insertion nails guide and embed into the
underwater soil, ensuring precise initial positioning and strong anchoring force, enabling rapid vertical fixation and effectively preventing soil collapse and
water erosion. The device is installed in situ without large-area excavation, minimizing disturbance to the ancient embankment heritage and its surrounding environment, adhering to the principle of minimal intervention in cultural heritage protection. The arc-shaped mesh plate on the wave-facing side uses its curved surface to redirect the flow and permeable holes to divert water, initially dispersing continuous surging
waves and reducing
impact intensity. Combined with connecting rods, sliding blocks, dampers, and buffer springs, a mechanical buffer circuit is formed, converting impact
kinetic energy into elastic
potential energy and damping dissipation energy. This provides efficient buffering for small
waves and stable unloading for large
waves, significantly improving the device'
s wave resistance and anti-overturning capabilities.