HIGH-STRENGTH ROAD FOR WATER RESOURCE REGULATION SYSTEM IN RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE
20240279881 ยท 2024-08-22
Inventors
Cpc classification
E01C11/225
FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
International classification
E01C11/22
FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
Abstract
A high-strength road for a water resource regulation system in response to climate change. An underground structural space is formed by a structural system formwork, which is provided with a hollow unit body, by means of grouting and solidifying concrete grout, and the high-strength road is formed by paving a road or a pavement over the underground structural space. The hollow unit body is at least provided with a structural formwork and is formed by means of combining a plurality of side slabs. An upper surface of the formwork is provided with a plate, which is provided with a through hole and at least one through pipe. After the structural system formwork and the side slabs are combined, the concrete grout is grouted and solidifies to form the underground structural space with a high support strength.
Claims
1. A high-strength road for a water resource regulation system in response to climate change, comprising a structure formed by combining a structural formwork of a hollow unit body and solidified concrete grout, the structure forming an underground structural space, a pavement being laid on a top of the underground structural space, wherein the hollow unit body comprises at least one structural formwork and a plurality of side slabs combined with each other; a plate is disposed on an upper surface of the structural formwork, the plate being provided with a through hole and at least one through pipe, wherein the structural formwork and the side slabs are combined together and laid, and concrete grout is grouted into the through pipe of the structural formwork, and the concrete grout solidifies and is capable of forming an underground structural space with a high support strength, the underground structural space forming a water resources regulation road having a water storage and drainage function.
2. The high-strength road for a water resource regulation system in response to climate change according to claim 1, wherein in the structural formwork of the hollow unit body, tenons and mortises, which correspond to each other, are formed in a periphery of the plate to allow the structural formworks of two adjacent unit bodies to joint to each other by means of tenon and mortise joints; and in the side slabs, the slabs are formed with the through holes and are provided, in locations of a side edge, with snap fastening structures for the side slabs to fast attach, through snap engagement, to outsides of the structural formwork to thereby form a hollow unit body.
3. The high-strength road for a water resource regulation system in response to climate change according to claim 1, wherein the hollow unit body is constructed by combining two, upper and lower, structural formworks and four side slabs.
4. The high-strength road for a water resource regulation system in response to climate change according to claim 1, wherein the plate of the structural formwork is provided with hollow tubular pillars arranged in a circumference of the through pipe.
5. The high-strength road for a water resource regulation system in response to climate change according to claim 2, wherein the plate of the structural formwork is provided, on four sides of a top, with snap notches, and snap fastening structures provided in locations of side edges of the side slabs are hooking barbs.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
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[0031] Gravel grading 20 is laid under the permeable pavement 10 to quickly receive the rainwater penetrates down from the road surface through the permeable pavement 10 to get into the system facility of the underground space 30 to prevent occurrence of flooding.
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[0037] It is noted that a conduit 35 may be built in advance in the interior of the hollow water storage unit body 30a to ease arrangement for line penetration and arrangement of lines for water supply, water drainage, electrical wires, telephone lines, and optical fiber lines of cable television.
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[0042] The present invention provides a system having a high-occupancy high-strength pressurizing-resistant space under a road surface and also providing water storage and water drainage, for achieving an effect of water storage and water drainage for a large area in a short period of time, featuring prevention of probability of occurrence of regional flooding and drought and also allowing rainwater to slowly penetrate into the underground soil layer to re-supplement the underground water resources, and as such, a function of effective and fast draining of water on surface in a short period of time and recovery of rainwater and re-supplementing of underground water is achieved.
[0043] From the above, the present invention provides the following practical advantages: [0044] (1) A hollow and high-occupancy, high-strength structural underground space is provided in a road to serve as a water storage, water drainage, and catastrophe prevention system, similar to a man-made underground dam and waterway facility, which may automatically store water and prevent catastrophe during rainwater flooding season for supplying to the ground surface with a simple water pumping device for fulfilling an environmental protection efficacy through subsequent repeated reuse and repeated recirculation of rainwater so as to achieve an effect of full storage of water and recovery and reuse of rainwater resources. [0045] (2) A jointed underground structural space formed of a structural formwork is provided, which not only has high porosity and high supporting, but also features light weight and small size and high reusability, allowing construction to be carried out more easily and faster, shortening the construction time, lowering cost, and also providing an effect of environmental protection. [0046] (3) Improvement is achieved for inconsistency of traditional roads and water conservancy constructions and catastrophe prevention and water resources regulation, and is even good for alleviating the probability of occurrence of flooding and droughts and the occurrence of public security events of the traditional roads being easy to collapse. [0047] (4) Surface runoff flow can be improved, and probability of occurrence of flooding and droughts can be reduced, and underground water resources can be re-supplemented, so as to not only achieve water retention for base, but also build up a reliable and effect sponge city ecological environment. [0048] (5) The disadvantage of a traditional road base being necessarily compacted and isolating water and air from naturally circulating can be alleviated to thereby provide facility that places more emphasis on catastrophe prevention and environmental ecology. [0049] (6) Disadvantages of traditional way of using water and water management only being made in spots (such as water dams) with water supply being not easy and maintenance being difficulty and cost being high, and disadvantages of lines (such as ditches) being necessarily cleaned and maintained, and having malodors, mosquitos and insects, cockroaches, mice that cause contamination to the environment can be alleviated.
[0050] In summary, the present invention provides a high-strength road for water resources regulation in response to climate change, which constructs an underground water storage and water drainage structural space of efficacy of underground water resources regulation and use and featuring both underground space and high supporting, showing a value of use in the industry, and as such, a patent application is proposed. However, the above provides only the preferred embodiments of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting to the scope of implementation of the present invention. All simple equivalent variations and modifications that are based on the claims and the contents of the specification of the present invention are considered falling in the scope of the present invention defined by the claims.