Patent classifications
A01K61/77
MARINE ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION METHOD, ASPHALT CEMENT-BASED COATING, AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF
Disclosed are a marine ecological engineering construction method, an asphalt cement-based coating, and a preparation method thereof. The asphalt cement-based coating can make discarded concrete have the capacity of inducing the settlement of sessile organisms, achieve the purpose of using discarded concrete to construct ecological engineering, and has the characteristics of discarded object recycling and marine ecological restoration.
MARINE ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION METHOD, ASPHALT CEMENT-BASED COATING, AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF
Disclosed are a marine ecological engineering construction method, an asphalt cement-based coating, and a preparation method thereof. The asphalt cement-based coating can make discarded concrete have the capacity of inducing the settlement of sessile organisms, achieve the purpose of using discarded concrete to construct ecological engineering, and has the characteristics of discarded object recycling and marine ecological restoration.
INTERLOCKING ECOLOGICAL ARMORING UNITS AND USES THEREOF IN FORMING A COSTAL BARRIER
The invention provides a marine infrastructure unit having a polyhedral structure with at least four faces; wherein said unit is formed of concrete and wherein at least one face of said unit comprises at least one tidal pool indentation; for use in building a marine infrastructure and promoting fauna and flora growth in marine environment.
INTERLOCKING ECOLOGICAL ARMORING UNITS AND USES THEREOF IN FORMING A COSTAL BARRIER
The invention provides a marine infrastructure unit having a polyhedral structure with at least four faces; wherein said unit is formed of concrete and wherein at least one face of said unit comprises at least one tidal pool indentation; for use in building a marine infrastructure and promoting fauna and flora growth in marine environment.
CONCRETE SETTLEMENT SUBSTRATE FOR OYSTER AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF, AND MARINE ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION METHOD
Disclosed is settlement substrate for oyster technology, and, in particular, the present disclosure relates to a concrete settlement substrate for oyster and a preparation method thereof, and a construction method. The concrete settlement substrate for oyster has the characteristics of induction of rapid settlement and metamorphosis of sessile organisms thereto, promotion of long-term growth and good durability, and the oysters are settled on a surface of concrete. A reasonable spatial layout is utilized, such that each concrete pile (block) can effectively break waves and ensure smooth exchange between water bodies on two sides. After oysters settled to each concrete pile (block) breed a large amount, the water bodies can be purified, and the ecological environment in the surrounding sea area can be improved.
CORAL FRAG RETENTION SYSTEM
A coral holder which either resides in an aquarium or in a transport container. The coral holder may be either a fixed object or an insert. The coral holder has one or more coral channels, preferably elongated channels, which accept corals or coral plug(s) held securely in place anywhere along the channel(s) until the user desires to adjust or remove the coral plug.
Reef replacement system
A reef replacement system including: a front vertical open side having a horizontal lower edge and a parabolic upper edge, an upper layer extending from said parabolic upper edge to a height approximately equivalent to the height of said lower edge, wherein said system also includes at least two super-imposed cavities underneath said upper layer.
Reef replacement system
A reef replacement system including: a front vertical open side having a horizontal lower edge and a parabolic upper edge, an upper layer extending from said parabolic upper edge to a height approximately equivalent to the height of said lower edge, wherein said system also includes at least two super-imposed cavities underneath said upper layer.
CONCRETE WAVE ATTENUATING APPARATUS AND AN ASSEMBLY THEREOF FACILITATING FORMATION OF A VERTICAL OYSTER REEF AND METHOD OF FORMING A VERTICAL OYSTER REEF INCORPORATING AN ASSEMBLY OF CONCRETE WAVE ATTENUATING APPARATUSES
A concrete wave attenuating apparatus facilitating the formation of a vertical oyster reef includes: A) A concrete wave attenuating frame having i) a concrete frame top and a concrete frame bottom defining a periphery of the frame, each having corners and sides extending between the corners, ii) concrete corner posts extending generally vertically between generally aligned corners of the concrete frame top and the concrete fame bottom, iii) concrete sides between the concrete corner posts extending generally vertically between the generally aligned sides of the of the concrete frame top and the concrete fame bottom, a plurality of passages extending through the concrete sides; B) A space defined within the concrete wave attenuating frame, wherein the plurality of passages extend to the space; and C) optionally Cultch material within the space.
CONCRETE WAVE ATTENUATING APPARATUS AND AN ASSEMBLY THEREOF FACILITATING FORMATION OF A VERTICAL OYSTER REEF AND METHOD OF FORMING A VERTICAL OYSTER REEF INCORPORATING AN ASSEMBLY OF CONCRETE WAVE ATTENUATING APPARATUSES
A concrete wave attenuating apparatus facilitating the formation of a vertical oyster reef includes: A) A concrete wave attenuating frame having i) a concrete frame top and a concrete frame bottom defining a periphery of the frame, each having corners and sides extending between the corners, ii) concrete corner posts extending generally vertically between generally aligned corners of the concrete frame top and the concrete fame bottom, iii) concrete sides between the concrete corner posts extending generally vertically between the generally aligned sides of the of the concrete frame top and the concrete fame bottom, a plurality of passages extending through the concrete sides; B) A space defined within the concrete wave attenuating frame, wherein the plurality of passages extend to the space; and C) optionally Cultch material within the space.