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ARRANGEMENT METHOD OF PERMEABLE STRUCTURE, LAND FORMING METHOD BY CORAL GRAVEL DEPOSITION, STRUCTURE, AND PERMEABLE STRUCTURE
To provide an arrangement method of a permeable structure, a land forming method by coral deposition, a structure, and the permeable structure which can secure stability of the permeable structure and can form a stable beach/seabed landform by coral gravel deposition.SOLUTION: A plurality of permeable structures A1, A2 comprising planar capture portions 11 having many openings capable of catching coral gravel so as to raise from the water bottom are arranged as a first row A so that the planar capture portions are aligned in one line in a face horizontal direction. A plurality of other permeable structures B1, B2, B3 are arranged as a second row B so as to be aligned in one line with an interval from and substantially parallel to the first row. In the first and second rows, each permeable structure is arranged with a prescribed interval in a row direction to form opening portions A1-2, B1-2, B2-3 are formed between permeable structures. An opening portion in the first row and an opening portion in the second row are not in the same position in a direction Z perpendicular to a row direction with each other.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2
【課題】透過性構造物の安定性を確保するとともにサンゴ礫の堆積による安定した海浜・海底地形が形成可能な透過性構造物の配置方法、サンゴ礫堆積による陸化方法，構造体および透過性構造物を提供する。【解決手段】サンゴ礫を捕捉可能な多数の開口を有する面状の捕捉部１１を水底から立ち上がるように備える複数の透過性構造物Ａ１，Ａ２を面状の捕捉部が面横方向に一列に並ぶように第１の行Ａとして配置し、別の複数の透過性構造物Ｂ１，Ｂ２，Ｂ３を第１の行に対し間隔をおいてかつ略平行に一列に並べて第２の行Ｂとして配置し、第１、第２の行においてそれぞれ各透過性構造物が行方向に所定の間隔をおいて配置されて各透過性構造物間に開口部Ａ１-２，Ｂ１-２，Ｂ２-３が形成され、第１の行における開口部と第２の行における開口部とが互いに行方向に直交する方向Ｚにおいて同一の位置とならない。【選択図】図２
ARRANGEMENT METHOD OF PERMEABLE STRUCTURE, LAND FORMING METHOD BY CORAL GRAVEL DEPOSITION, STRUCTURE, AND PERMEABLE STRUCTURE
To provide an arrangement method of a permeable structure, a land forming method by coral deposition, a structure, and the permeable structure which can secure stability of the permeable structure and can form a stable beach/seabed landform by coral gravel deposition.SOLUTION: A plurality of permeable structures A1, A2 comprising planar capture portions 11 having many openings capable of catching coral gravel so as to raise from the water bottom are arranged as a first row A so that the planar capture portions are aligned in one line in a face horizontal direction. A plurality of other permeable structures B1, B2, B3 are arranged as a second row B so as to be aligned in one line with an interval from and substantially parallel to the first row. In the first and second rows, each permeable structure is arranged with a prescribed interval in a row direction to form opening portions A1-2, B1-2, B2-3 are formed between permeable structures. An opening portion in the first row and an opening portion in the second row are not in the same position in a direction Z perpendicular to a row direction with each other.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2
【課題】透過性構造物の安定性を確保するとともにサンゴ礫の堆積による安定した海浜・海底地形が形成可能な透過性構造物の配置方法、サンゴ礫堆積による陸化方法，構造体および透過性構造物を提供する。【解決手段】サンゴ礫を捕捉可能な多数の開口を有する面状の捕捉部１１を水底から立ち上がるように備える複数の透過性構造物Ａ１，Ａ２を面状の捕捉部が面横方向に一列に並ぶように第１の行Ａとして配置し、別の複数の透過性構造物Ｂ１，Ｂ２，Ｂ３を第１の行に対し間隔をおいてかつ略平行に一列に並べて第２の行Ｂとして配置し、第１、第２の行においてそれぞれ各透過性構造物が行方向に所定の間隔をおいて配置されて各透過性構造物間に開口部Ａ１-２，Ｂ１-２，Ｂ２-３が形成され、第１の行における開口部と第２の行における開口部とが互いに行方向に直交する方向Ｚにおいて同一の位置とならない。【選択図】図２
ARRANGEMENT METHOD OF PERMEABLE STRUCTURE, LAND FORMING METHOD BY CORAL GRAVEL DEPOSITION, STRUCTURE, AND PERMEABLE STRUCTURE
透過性構造物の配置方法、サンゴ礫堆積による陸化方法，構造体および透過性構造物
AOKI KENTA (author) / SANUKI HIROSHI (author) / KUMAGAI TAKAHIRO (author) / KAYANE SO (author) / TAJIMA YOSHIMITSU (author)
2022-08-31
Patent
Electronic Resource
Japanese
IPC:
E02B
HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING
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Wasserbau
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