Soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method
Abstract
The present invention provides a soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method; for preventing downward travel of earth and gravel, a great number of recycled tires are superposed longitudinally and latitudinally as well as moored by cables or soft steel reinforcing bars; concrete is poured into the waste tires; gaps between the adjacent tires are filled with shreds of tires and gravel; the accomplished soil-retaining wall has good draining and buffering functions and is endurable; the friction area on the bottom portion thereof is large and not easy to be pushed to slide; therefore, the structure is capable of efficiently eliminating the occurrence of downward travel of earth and gravel on mountainside.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method mainly uses a great number of waste tires superposed longitudinally and latitudinally to extend upwardly and downwardly toward two sides to accomplish the basic structure of the main body of the said soil-retaining wall; the waste tires are moored by cables or soft steel reinforcing bars longitudinally and latitudinally to form a complete structure; concrete is poured into the waste tires for efficiently strengthening the entire structure; by virtue of the special nature thereof, the soil-retaining wall has good water draining function and is endurable, capable of buffering , not easy to slide and able to prevent the occurrence of downward travel of earth and gravel on mountainside.
2 . A soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method according to claim 1 , wherein the gaps between the soil-retaining wall and the present topographic lines on mountainside are filled with shreds of waste tires, gravel or sand.
3 . A soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method according to claim 1 , wherein the gaps at the centers of the waste tires are filled with shreds of waste tires or gravel.
4 . A soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method according to claim 1 , wherein a drain ditch is constructed on the soil-retaining wall.
5 . A soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method according to claim 1 , wherein concrete is poured into most of the waste tires of the soil-retaining wall; few waste tires at the top end thereon are filled with sand and soil for planting trees, flowers or grass.
6 . A soil-retaining wall of recycled tires by ecological constructing method according to claim 1 , wherein the present invention is applied to a hydraulic embankment of ecology of environmental conservation.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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