WO2004110131A1 - 緑化装置 - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
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- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
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- the present invention makes use of the water adsorption / release capacity of a porous structure composed of continuous fine pores represented by charcoal and the like, and is capable of limiting natural precipitation and limited water without a special irrigation facility.
- the present invention relates to a greening device capable of growing plants by irrigation, and to a greening device suitable for greening the rooftop and periphery of an urban building with little greenery, the upper surface of an underground structure, and a paved street area.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-140252 (Pages 11 to 16, FIG. 1-3)
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-108547 (page 116, FIG. 115)
- a conventional greening apparatus using a planter is a method of directly placing a planter in which various plants are planted on a roof or the like. Or, it was common to place it on a table supporting a planter. Since the planter stores a limited amount of soil in a container, the load increase is relatively small and handling is easy, and the waterproofing can be assigned to the planter. Spending could be reduced. Also, there was no danger of roots such as standing trees getting into the roof slab, so there was little danger of water leakage in the future.
- Hydroculture on the other hand, has a relatively long watering interval, for example, a plant that can grow plants even if watered about once every two to three weeks. It is important to divide the phases appropriately, and it is necessary to adjust the initial water level strictly according to the type of plant, and to put roots and chemicals for preventing water rot at the bottom of the container.
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 5-219845 (page 117, FIG. 19)
- Patent Document 4 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-140507 (page 116, FIG. 116) There is disclosed a cultivation apparatus having a pot for storing objects and soil and forming a hole in the bottom, a saucer for storing water, and a water absorption core for sucking water from the saucer into the pot by a capillary phenomenon. Discloses a plant cultivation device with an irrigation device that sends water from a water tank set on a lower surface to a pot.
- hydroculture which is relatively easy to water, is applied to small-scale plant cultivation such as indoor horticulture in the first place. It was unsuitable for natural cultivation, and the equipment used in hydroculture could not be applied to facilities that grow general plants outdoors.
- Requests for greening extend not only on the roof of a building, but also over a wide area, such as on a bridge or paved street area, on the side of a general road or median strip, or on the upper surface of an underground structure.
- a wide area such as on a bridge or paved street area, on the side of a general road or median strip, or on the upper surface of an underground structure.
- the number of cases where various waterways are laid underground and the upper surface of the waterways is being used has been increasing. Even if covered with soil, the amount of soil will be limited as in the case of Rooftop Ridge, so the cost of the structure will have to be increased significantly to increase its power resistance, and trees grown only by natural precipitation will be required. It was not possible to build an economical structure for planting trees.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems of the conventional greening apparatus, and has a function of adsorbing and releasing moisture from a porous structure including continuous fine pores represented by charcoal and the like.
- the problem has been solved by utilizing the capacity and providing a greening device that allows plants to grow even under natural precipitation or limited irrigation without special irrigation equipment.
- One of the specific issues is to minimize the load applied to structures and the like, even when constructing a full-scale garden on the roof of a building or creating a walkable green belt.
- the plant will provide a greening device that does not cause water leakage.
- a greening apparatus of the present invention forms a soil layer for planting greening plants in a bottomed container having an open upper surface, and forms a soil layer necessary for growing the plants.
- the container has a perforated partition plate or the like partitioning the inside of the container up and down, and drains water to the side of the container on the upper surface of the partition plate.
- a hole is formed, and the inside of the container in the lower half of the partition plate has a water-tight structure as a water storage portion.
- the soil layer placed on the partition plate has moisture transported from the water storage portion due to evaporation or humidity difference. It is characterized by containing or laminating a material having a porous structure consisting of continuous fine pores for adsorbing water.
- This greening apparatus mainly uses water movement due to the difference in relative humidity in each layer from the water storage section to the plant surface, and provides a water supply / fertilization effect to plants or an appropriate temperature effect of soil. To bring.
- the porous structure material mixed in or stratified into the soil layer supplies the adsorbed moisture to the plant and allows excess water such as rainwater to pass therethrough, and this filter effect also purifies acid rain and the like. And then drain it.
- materials having a porous structure include porous volcanic rocks such as zeolite and pumice, perlite, vermiculite, porous ceramics, sponges having high water absorption and moisture absorption properties, charcoal, activated carbon, artificial lightweight soil or moisture absorption. Materials and water retention materials can be applied. These materials may be those that have been subjected to photocatalytic processing for the purpose of purifying stored water.
- the container is made of, for example, a lightweight watertight box made of styrene foam or a recycled plastic material
- the perforated partition plate is made of, for example, a PVC plate supported by a pier laid at the bottom. use. Drain holes should be provided immediately below the partition plate to prevent excess water from remaining in the soil layer as much as possible. Therefore, the soil layer is usually separated from the water surface.
- a waterproof sheet may be attached to form a water-tight structure, or a sponge-like material that can hold moisture even when it is vertical is installed. You can do it.
- a container structure having the same function may be constructed over a wide range depending on the soil layer.
- the holes in the partition plate also have a purpose of guiding the direction in which the roots come off, and are desirably determined at positions determined for healthy rooting for each type of plant.
- the container may be configured such that the water storage part and the soil part for storing the soil layer are divided into separate containers, and these are combined.
- a drain portion is provided on a side wall of the container near the upper surface of the partition plate with a wall made of a material having high water-permeability, and a lower half of the partition plate is provided inside the container. Is characterized by having a watertight structure and a water storage part buried underground.
- the container for example, a box made of reinforced concrete is used, and as the perforated partition plate, for example, a perforated plate made of precast concrete or a porous concrete plate is used.
- the wall functioning as the drainage part is a structure with water permeability using, for example, porous concrete, the drainage part has the function of discharging excess water to the outside and the function of guiding rainwater to the water storage part. Have. For this reason, it is possible to provide rainwater gutters connected to the drainage section, or to collect permeated water on the road surface with a waterproof sheet and take it into the water storage section. Water may be collected by using underground seepage water from the surrounding ground or drainage from underdrain.
- the greening apparatus forms a soil layer for planting greening plants in a bottomed container having an open top surface, supplies water necessary for the plants to grow, and A greening device having a water adjusting unit for discharging excess water, wherein the container has a watertight storage unit in a lower half thereof, and a material having high water permeability at least up to a height exceeding the upper end of the water storage unit.
- Laying a gap holding material comprising: a drainage section for draining water exceeding the water storage section on a side face; and placing a sheet material having high ventilation performance on the top face of the gap holding material.
- the soil layer is also characterized by containing or laminating a material having a porous structure composed of continuous fine pores for adsorbing moisture evaporating from the water storage section.
- the sheet material may be a material or the like constituting a filter layer having the function.
- the spacing material is not particularly limited as long as it has a high water-permeability and can support the soil layer.
- a resin culvert drainage material ⁇ porous concrete or other porous solids Can be used.
- the drainage section should be provided above the water storage section and below the soil layer, so that excess water remaining in the soil layer is minimized.
- the container in the greening apparatus according to claim 4 is configured such that a watertight sheet material, a material constituting an impermeable layer, or the like is developed in the lower half to form a watertight water reservoir, and overflows from the water reservoir.
- a drain hole for discharging water is formed in the bottom surface or the side surface, and the spacing material is laid to a height exceeding an upper end of the water-tight sheet material or the like. It is possible to construct a similar structure using a soil layer with an impervious and non-reservoir function even in a wide range of greening such as riverbeds and parks.
- the shape and material of the container are not particularly limited as long as a water-tight sheet material or the like can be deployed in the lower half and a soil layer can be placed on the upper surface of the spacing member. That is, not only styrofoam and plastic materials, but also boxes of various shapes such as cuboids, cylinders, and hemispheres made of any material such as wood, metal, and concrete can be used.
- the water-tight sheet material or the like has a shape that can be developed along the surface of the lower half of the container, and when the drain hole is on the bottom surface, water is provided so that the overflowing water can flow down smoothly.
- the water supply is formed, for example, by inserting a pipe or the like between the watertight sheet material or the like and the inner surface of the container. Drainage holes should be used if they already exist, as in pre-made planters, and holes should be drilled as appropriate for containers that originally have no holes. Drainage holes are provided below the soil layer to create an air layer so that excess water stays in the soil layer as little as possible.
- the soil layer which is formed on the upper surface of the mesh material with a sheet material or the like having a high ventilation performance interposed therebetween, is composed of continuous fine holes for adsorbing moisture evaporated from the small container.
- the present invention is also characterized by containing or laminating a material having a porous structure.
- the size of the small container should be such that the net material to be placed does not loosen.
- the net material is a member that separates the water reservoir and the soil layer of the parallel small containers, and uses a hard material.
- the material of the porous structure in the greening apparatus according to claim 6 is characterized in that it is mainly charcoal obtained by carbonizing mainly plywood or piers as construction waste. Reuse formwork plywood, etc., as waste material discharged during construction work, with due consideration for the environment. Recycle plywood using a carbonization device without incineration of braces.
- the firing temperature during carbonization is preferably about 1300 ° C. When baking at about 700 ° C, the residual concentration of harmful substances such as cadmium and arsenic in charcoal increases, but when it is set at about 1300 ° C, almost no harmful substances are removed.
- Recycled plywood charcoal has a plate-like shape. To prevent falling. Further, when it is further subdivided, it becomes acicular and the internal specific surface area increases. In addition, there is also a method of laying charcoal in a bag.
- the soil layer in the greenery apparatus according to claim 7 is, for example, a woody lightweight soil in which charcoal and decayed wood chips are mixed as main materials, and has a large water retention capacity and evaporates moisture into the atmosphere. It is characterized by having a low soil composition. Its composition is 5% high-temperature calcined coal, 5% medium-temperature calcined coal, 70% decayed wood chips, and 20% coconut fiber, perlite, vermiculite, peat moss, Akadama or black clay. Lightweight soil is desirable. It is also possible to mix coarse-grained soil such as shells, mulch, porous volcanic rocks, hygroscopic materials, water retention materials, artificial lightweight soil, and the like.
- the soil layer in the greening device according to claim 8 is characterized in that a charcoal layer is interposed between the soil layer and the partition plate. Since the charcoal layer has a constant water retention, its provision and release of water in a stepwise manner limit unnecessary water supply.
- the soil layer in the Ryodori apparatus according to claim 9 is characterized in that a charcoal layer encased in a sheet material or the like having high ventilation performance is interposed, and the charcoal packed in a bag is used as it is. Lay it.
- the water storage section of the greening device according to claim 10 is characterized in that it has a volume capable of storing an amount of water necessary for growing the plant by natural precipitation throughout the year.
- the soil layer has a high water retention capacity and low water evaporation, while the water in the reservoir is consumed only by adsorption of charcoal and the like.
- the reservoir has enough water to grow the plants, so it only needs to store natural precipitation and no additional irrigation equipment is required. Also, regular watering is not required in normal weather. For example, when a soil layer with a thickness of 5 cm is provided in the container, the depth of the water storage section should be 5 cm.
- a spacer is arranged on a beam to serve as a fulcrum so that a container load does not act on the floor surface of a roof slab having a low load allowance.
- Girder materials are spaced at appropriate intervals so that each container can withstand the overload. Juxtapose. By connecting the drain holes, excess water is quickly discharged to the outside. By using rubber shoes as spacers, it is possible to obtain a damping effect on the entire building.
- the loaded load acts directly on the main structural members of the building, no special reinforcement is required if there is room for these members. Also, there is no need to reinforce the waterproofing of the floor surface. Therefore, it can be easily applied to existing buildings, and can be applied arbitrarily to large or small buildings.
- the plurality of containers have a plate for height adjustment interposed between the beam members and a band material for raising the height around the container, The thickness and height of the soil layer can be changed.
- styrene foam container when a styrene foam container is used, styrene foam is also used for the plate and the band material, and the containers are closely arranged and the band material is adhered and fixed. Since the thickness and height of the soil layer can be changed, the whole can be used continuously as a flat surface, it is possible to walk with grass and grass, etc. And high trees can be planted, and slopes can be formed, so a full-scale garden can be built on the roof of the building.
- the revegetation apparatus wherein the soil layer for planting the plant for revegetation, a water storage unit for supplying water necessary for the plant to grow, and a water adjustment for discharging superfluous IJ water.
- the water storage portion contains a soil layer for plant cultivation, which contains a material having a porous structure composed of continuous fine pores or has at least one of laminations.
- a perforated lid, and a water reservoir having a notch for overflow on the side wall and a vertical groove connected to the overflow notch and a raised bottom for drainage formed on the bottom surface in a vertical and horizontal direction. It is characterized by having an inner wall protruding from the inner surface of the water storage container and abutting on the water storage container or the lid and opening an opening for water flow.
- the shape and the material and combination of the water storage container are not particularly limited as long as the water storage container has the notch 'vertical groove and the raised bottom. Boxes of various shapes, such as a rectangular parallelepiped, a cylinder, a hemisphere, etc., made of various materials such as styrofoam, plastic materials, wood, metal, and concrete can be used. Since the excess water overflows due to the notch, the soil layer and the water surface are separated. The spilled water flows down the vertical channel and onto the base, and then flows out through the raised bottom for drainage.
- the hole formed in the lid is used to drop water such as rainfall passing through the soil layer into the water storage container. Both are for adsorbing moisture evaporating from the water storage container to the porous structure material. For example, an appropriate number of soils are provided so that the soil does not fall into the water storage container.
- the inner wall is reinforced so that the lid can withstand the load of the soil layer. The openings are made so that the water dropped in the water storage container is even, and the location and shape of the openings that have no problem in supporting the load are selected.
- the greenery siding device wherein the water reservoir is arranged in parallel on the side surface of the pavement road surface and on the bottom surface, and the porous water reservoir is formed of a fine pore channel continuous at a position separated from the water surface of the water reservoir.
- a groove for disposing the structural material, a drainage inlet for introducing drainage from the pavement road surface and gutters into the groove, and planting of greening plants on the upper surface of the porous structure material And an outflow portion of purified water that overflows from the reservoir after being purified by the porous structure material.
- a porous structure material is disposed at a position away from the water surface.
- a spacing material made of a material having a high water-permeability is laid to a height exceeding the upper end of the container, and the spacing is maintained.
- a porous structure material is placed on the upper surface of the material with a sheet material with high ventilation performance interposed.
- the water reservoir may be configured such that a net material is placed in parallel with small water storage containers on the bottom surface, and a porous structure material is placed on the upper surface of the net material with a sheet material having high ventilation performance interposed therebetween.
- a drainage section may be provided on the side of the water storage container on which the perforated lid is placed, and a material having a porous structure may be placed on the lid.
- the water surface is separated from the porous structure material so that excess water is kept in the porous structure material and the soil layer as much as possible.
- the pavement road surface may be on one side of the channel or on both sides.
- the channel has at least a wall for accommodating a porous structure material consisting of continuous fine pores and a soil layer, from which drainage is drawn into the porous structure material.
- a pipe having an appropriate hole may be laid on the upper surface of the material of the porous structure.
- the outflow portion of the purified water in the Ryodori apparatus according to claim 15 is an underground waterway on a lower surface of the channel-shaped portion, and a top plate of the underground waterway flows down the purified water. And a hole for supplying moisture evaporating from the underground headrace to the material having the porous structure. Purified water overflowing from the reservoir is transferred from the hole to the underground waterway and flows down, while the water vapor in the waterway is adsorbed by the porous material through this hole and becomes water for plant growth.
- the underground headrace may be provided on the side of the pavement or on the median strip, or may be provided over the entire area of the pavement.
- the container is vertically divided by a perforated partition plate or the like, and the lower half is used as a water storage section.
- a perforated partition plate or the like a perforated partition plate or the like
- the lower half is used as a water storage section.
- a porous structure material consisting of continuous fine pores to adsorb moisture transported due to evaporation or humidity differences, so that the adsorbed moisture is supplied to plants and rainwater, etc. Excess water is allowed to pass through, and this filter effect allows acid rain and the like to be drained as clean water, which has the effect of reducing the effects on the environment and the human body.
- the greening device according to claim 2 is a structure in which the water reservoir is buried in the ground, so that rainwater can be guided to the water reservoir, and can be applied to, for example, large-scale greening on a street.
- the Ryodori apparatus since a spacing material made of a material having high water-permeability is provided and the material having the porous structure is contained or laminated, the perforated material that separates the soil layer and the water storage portion is provided.
- the soil layer separated from the water storage section can be formed without the partition plate and the partition plate support member. For this reason, the applicable range of the container can be expanded.
- the water storage portion is formed without the spacing member ⁇ watertight sheet material, and the soil layer is formed. I can support it.
- the material of the porous structure in the greening device according to claim 6 is a plywood or the like which is used as construction waste. Since it is carbonized, it is easy to close the holes in the partition plate with consideration of the environment and at the same time, it is possible to prevent unnecessary substances from falling into the reservoir.
- the soil layer in the Ryodori apparatus according to claim 7 is a woody lightweight soil in which charcoal and decayed wood chips are mixed as main materials, and has a large water retention capacity and prevents water from evaporating into the atmosphere. Due to the low soil composition, replenishment of water allows at least plant growth.
- the charcoal layer is interposed between the soil layer and the partition plate in the revegetation device according to claim 8, the water retention amount is constant, the adsorption and release of water are performed stepwise, and the supply of unnecessary water is limited. You. At this time, water transfer due to the difference in relative humidity between the layers and the effect of water supply to plants using the capillary phenomenon of transpired water, the effect of fertilizing, the effect of cooling the soil, etc. are brought about.
- the soil layer in the greenery apparatus according to claim 9 has a charcoal layer wrapped in a sheet material having high ventilation performance, the adsorption and release of moisture is performed stepwise, and unnecessary water supply is suppressed. Limited.
- the water storage section in the greening device according to claim 10 has a volume capable of storing an amount of water necessary for growing the plant by natural precipitation throughout the year, so that the water storage section separately stores only natural precipitation. No watering device is required. Also, regular watering is not required in normal weather.
- a plurality of drainage holes are juxtaposed in such a manner that drain holes communicate with a girder material serving as a fulcrum on a beam constituting the rooftop slab.
- the container load does not act on the floor surface of the roof slab with low tolerance. Therefore, the loading load acts directly on the main structural members of the building, so if this member has room, no special reinforcement is required.
- By connecting the drain holes excess water is quickly discharged to the outside, so there is no need to reinforce the waterproofing of the floor surface. For this reason, it can be easily applied to existing buildings, and can be applied arbitrarily to large and small buildings.
- the soil layer and the water surface can be reliably separated, and the overflowed water flows on the base through the vertical groove, and drains. It can flow smoothly to the outside through the raised bottom.
- the inner wall reinforces the lid so that it can withstand the load of the soil layer, and the opening makes the water dripped into the water reservoir even.
- the holes formed in the lid allow rainwater passing through the soil layer to drip into the water storage container, and adsorb moisture evaporating from the water storage container to the porous structure material.
- the purified water can be effectively used, and the limited soil near the road can be achieved. Even if trees are planted in a limited area, or if flowers that require relatively high water content are planted in an area with a limited water supply area, special It is possible to provide a greening apparatus in which plants can grow only by natural precipitation without performing irrigation.
- the underground waterway is used as the outflow portion of the purified water, so that the water quality in the waterway can be improved and the water vapor in the waterway can be used for plant growth. .
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a planting container.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view of a rooftop greening plan.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic sectional view of a rooftop greening plan.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a cross-section of a planting container for underground installation in which a part of a soil layer is omitted.
- FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of an underground planting container.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a planting container using a spacing material.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a planting container in which small containers for storing water are arranged in parallel.
- FIG. 8 is a front view of a water tank for plant cultivation.
- FIG. 9 is a plan view of a water tank for plant cultivation.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a XX cross section in FIG. 9.
- FIG. 11 is a sectional view showing a XI-XI section in FIG. 9;
- FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view showing a state where a planted soil layer is placed on a water reservoir.
- FIG. 13 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state where a planted soil layer is placed on a water reservoir.
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view of a road surface drainage purifying and greening apparatus using a water reservoir.
- FIG. 15 is a sectional view of a water reservoir having a perforated lid.
- FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view of a water reservoir that stores a gap holding material.
- FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view of a road surface drainage purification and greening device of another embodiment.
- Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a planting container that is the basis of a greening device.
- a pier 3 is laid at the bottom of a styrofoam box 2 having an open upper surface, and a perforated partition plate 4 made of a PVC plate is placed thereon.
- a waterproof sheet (not shown) is attached to the inside of the lower half of the partition plate 4 to form a watertight structure, and the water storage section 5 is formed.
- the dimensions of the planting vessel 1 may be, for example, a force based on a shape having a member thickness of 10 cm, a width of about 10 Ocm, a depth of about 50 cm, and a height of about 20 cm.
- a drain hole 6 is formed at an appropriate location on the side of the container directly above the upper surface of the partition plate 4, and excess water above the partition plate 4 is quickly and externally discharged to the outside. Further, the soil layer ⁇ placed on the partition plate 4 contains charcoal 9 for absorbing water evaporating from the water 8 stored in the water storage section 5. The soil layer 7 may be clearly separated into a charcoal layer and a guest soil layer.
- the soil layer 7 is mainly made of, for example, rotten wood chips (not shown) in addition to the charcoal 9. This is a woody lightweight soil that mixes with water, and has a large water retention capacity and little water evaporation to the atmosphere.
- a greening plant (not shown) is planted in the soil layer 7.
- the soil layer 7 usually uses the force S that is separated from the water surface of the water storage section 5 and the relative humidity maintaining function of each layer, etc. Supply to plants.
- the water stored in the water storage section 5 is mainly a water stored by rainfall.
- the amount of water stored is sufficient for growing plants throughout the year. Therefore, a separate irrigation device is not required just for storing natural precipitation. Also, regular watering is not required in normal weather.
- the charcoal 9 to be mixed with the soil layer 7 is preferably, for example, one obtained by mainly carbonizing a plywood or a pier as construction waste.
- the use of formwork plywood, etc., as waste material discharged during construction work, as recycled plywood charcoal does not merely consider the environment, but also effectively utilizes the plate-like characteristics to block the holes in the partition plate 4. It also has the effect of preventing unnecessary substances from falling from the soil layer 7 into the water storage 5.
- Recycled plywood coal has a needle-like shape when it is further subdivided, and has a large internal specific surface area. Therefore, it has good absorbency and a steam absorption rate of about 10% or more. For this reason, it has a transpiration during the dry season and a hygroscopic effect during the wet season, and has a high water regulation capacity by natural respiration.
- the soil improvement effect and the sewage purification function are large.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 An example of greening the roof of a building using the planting container 1 is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic plan view of the rooftop greening plan
- Fig. 3 is a schematic sectional view of the same.
- This rooftop greening plan is to construct a walkable garden by arranging planting containers 1 and wooden decks (not shown) at appropriate locations on the rooftop.
- a waterproof layer and a cover layer made of holding concrete are provided on the rooftop slab 10, and a protective wall and a fence are provided around the rooftop slab.
- the planting container 1 is placed at a location between the girders 11 of the roof slab 10 with a small force. If the load is small, the planting container 1 can be placed anywhere on the floor. And, in this planting container 1, shrubs 13 such as ridges or middle trees 14 such as maple are planted in addition to ground coverings such as turf and plants 12 and flowers.
- the planting container 1 is arranged such that adjacent drain holes communicate with each other, whereby excess water is quickly sent outward, and a drain groove (not shown) connected to the outer drain hole is provided. Is guided to the drain on the roof of the building by the connecting pipe and flows out.
- a drain groove (not shown) connected to the outer drain hole is provided.
- the plurality of planting containers 1 arranged side by side are placed on the girder member 15, but the planting beams 1 are placed on the girder 11 so that the container load does not act on the floor surface of the roof slab 10 having a low load tolerance.
- a spacer 16 is arranged and used as a fulcrum. As the spacer 16, a pad made of a plate-like rubber or the like is used so that the roof slab 10 is not damaged.
- the girder member 15 can be made of any material such as steel or wooden, but it is necessary to arrange the planting containers 1 at appropriate intervals so that the planting containers 1 can withstand the overload.
- the load is directly applied to the girder 11, which is a main structural member of the building, so that if this member has sufficient strength, no special reinforcement is required.
- this plant can basically be covered by natural precipitation, watering is also necessary if the amount of stored water is excessively reduced due to abnormal weather, etc. Attach a water level gauge to the location.
- a plate 17 for height adjustment is interposed between the girder material 15 and the planting container 1 at an appropriate position in order to make a difference in height in the garden, and a height is raised around the container. Then, the thickness and height of the soil layer 7 are changed.
- the plate 17 and the band 18 are made of polystyrene foam, are arranged in close contact with each other, and are fixed with an adhesive, a bolt or a metal fitting. Note that a plurality of types of the thickness of the plate member 17 and the band member 18 are prepared so that the height can be adjusted.
- pseudo stones 19, brick blocks (not shown), natural stones, and the like are arranged at appropriate locations, and the whole is continuously used as a plane.
- the girder 15 and the plate 17 and the planting container 1 are securely fixed using a connecting member (not shown).
- the charcoal layer 20 is interposed at an appropriate place between the soil layer 7 and the partition plate 4 in the planting apparatus. Since the charcoal layer 20 has a constant water holding capacity, the provision of the charcoal layer 20 causes the adsorption and release of water to be performed stepwise, thereby limiting unnecessary water supply. In addition, by exerting a filter effect on acid rain, air polluted rainwater, and the like, purified water can be stored or drained, which has an effect of reducing the influence on the environment and the human body. Next, an embodiment of a greening apparatus having a large container will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5.
- Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a section of the underground planting vessel with a part of the soil layer omitted, and Fig.
- the planting container 101 uses a reinforced concrete box body 102 having an open top surface, a fulcrum 102a provided at the bottom, and a perforated partition plate 103 made of precast concrete placed thereon.
- the inside of the container in the lower half of the partition plate 103 has a watertight structure, and is used as a water storage portion 104.
- the water storage unit 104 is provided underground, and the wall 105 above the partition plate 103 is a structure having water permeability such as porous concrete.
- the wall body 105 has a function of discharging excess water overflowing from the water storage section 104 to the outside and guiding rainwater to the water storage section 104. Therefore, the side wall 106 is back-filled with coarse-grained soil, and a waterproof sheet 107 is laid on the lower surface thereof to collect permeated water.
- the upper surface of the partition plate 103 is composed of a charcoal layer 109 wrapped in a sheet material 108 having a large ventilation performance, a decayed soil 110 placed on this upper surface, and a surface layer 111 covered with wood chips or lawn. Form a soil layer.
- the reservoir 104 also collects water S from the surface layer 111 and the permeated water from the surrounding ground in order to secure the water storage capacity S.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a planting container using a spacing material.
- the planting vessel 201 has a bottomed vessel 202 with an open upper surface, a water-tight sheet material 203 spread on the lower half of the vessel, a spacing material 204 laid to a height exceeding the upper end, and a large ventilation performance. It comprises a charcoal layer 206 covered by a sheet material 205 and a soil layer 207 placed on the upper surface thereof.
- the planting container 201 is not limited to a ready-made planter, but can be a box of any shape and material.
- the force S can be used. Drilling.
- As the watertight sheet material 203 a waterproof / waterproof sheet material made of, for example, polypropylene (PP.) Or synthetic rubber is used so that all boxes have a water storage function.
- the drain hole 202a is provided below the charcoal layer 206 so that the charcoal layer 206 is not immersed in water as much as possible.
- the spacing material 204 for example, an underdrain collection / drainage material made of resin is used. The whole is porous In this case, a material having a large water-passing performance and a small deformation amount with respect to the overload is used. A configuration in which charcoal is mixed into the soil layer 207 may be used, but in this case, a sheet material having high air permeability is laid at the boundary with the spacing member 204.
- a greenery dwarf plant 208 is planted in the soil layer 207, and its surface has little water evaporation to the atmosphere and has water permeability and moisture proof effect to the soil. Pavement, various 209s, etc.
- FIG. Fig. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a planting container in which small containers for storing water are arranged in parallel.
- the planting vessel 301 is enclosed in a bottomed vessel 302 with an open top, a small water storage vessel 303 arranged in parallel in the vessel, a net material 304 placed on the vessel, and a sheet material 305 with high ventilation performance.
- a water retention layer 306 made of a mineral having a continuous microporous structure and a soil layer 307 placed on the upper surface thereof.
- the planting vessel 302 is provided with a drain hole 302a for discharging water overflowing from the small vessel 303, and the soil layer 307 is planted with greening plants 308, and various mulchings 309 are provided on the surface.
- a drain hole 302a for discharging water overflowing from the small vessel 303
- the soil layer 307 is planted with greening plants 308, and various mulchings 309 are provided on the surface.
- FIG. 8 is a front view of the water tank for plant cultivation
- FIG. 9 is a plan view of the same
- FIGS. 10 and 11 are cross-sectional views each showing a XX section or a XI-XI section in FIG.
- the water reservoir 401 includes a styrofoam lid 402 and a water storage container 403, and a plurality of holes 404 are formed in the lid 402.
- a vertical groove 406 is provided at the center of each side wall 405 of the water storage container 403, and an overflow cutout 408 is formed at the top of the water storage container 403 except for a portion where the inner wall 407 is joined.
- the inner wall 407 has the same height as the side wall 405 and has a slope 409 formed at the end of the staggered arrangement to form an opening for water flow.
- a groove 402b is formed in the back surface 402a of the lid 402, and the top of the inner wall 407 is fitted. The height of the back surface 402a is set slightly higher than the bottom height of the overflow notch 408.
- a raised bottom 403b for drainage is formed vertically and horizontally on the bottom surface 403a of the water storage container 403.
- Fig. 12 is a cross-sectional view of a state where the planted soil layer is placed
- Fig. 13 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view thereof.
- a water reservoir 401 is juxtaposed to a structural body 410 or a pavement surface, and on the upper surface thereof, charcoal 411 wrapped in a sheet material with high ventilation performance has a large water retention capacity and little evaporation of moisture to the atmosphere. Placing the soil 412 and planting the greenery dungeon plant 413.
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view of a greening device using a water reservoir.
- walls 504, 504 facing the top plate 503 of the underground waterway 502 are erected to form a channel 505.
- the wall 504 may be constructed integrally with the underground waterway 502, or may be a structure in which an anchor bar (not shown) or the like is embedded in the top plate 503 and separate plate members are connected.
- a water reservoir 506 having a perforated lid or a water reservoir 507 for accommodating a gap holding material is arranged in parallel on the bottom surface of the channel portion 505, and a charcoal 508 wrapped in a sheet material having a large ventilation performance is layered on the upper surface. Place on.
- a soil layer 509 having a high water retention capacity and little evaporation of moisture into the atmosphere is formed, and its surface layer is provided with, for example, vegetation of ground cover, wood chip pavement, and various types of mulching 510.
- a pipe body which collects drainage generated at the time of rainfall and the like on the pavement road surfaces 511, 511 on both sides of the channel-shaped portion 505 into the drainage ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 512 provided on the wall 504, and drills holes at appropriate locations.
- Water is supplied to 513 and supplied to the charcoal layer.
- Charcoal 508 purifies wastewater by exerting a filter effect.
- a hole 514 is formed in the top plate 503 of the underground headrace 502, and surplus water that has been purified by the charcoal 508 and overflows from the reservoirs 506, 507 flows down into the underground headrace 502 from the hole 514.
- a greening plant 515 is planted in the soil layer 509.
- the charcoal 508 purifies the wastewater, adsorbs the water evaporated from the water reservoirs 506 and 507, and supplies it to the greening plant 515.
- a hole 514 formed in the top plate 503 supplies the water evaporated from the underground headrace 502 to the charcoal 508. That is, the water in the underground waterway 502 also becomes water for plant growth.
- FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view of a water storage device that stores a gap holding material.
- the water reservoir 506 is composed of a plastic container 516 and a styrofoam lid 518 having a hole 517, and a notch is formed at an appropriate position on a side portion of the container 516, so that the upper part of the lid 518 is formed.
- the charcoal 508 placed on the upper surface of the lid 518 absorbs atmospheric moisture in the container 516 and supplies it to the plant 515.
- the rainfall that penetrates the soil layer 509 and the drainage on the pavement surface 511 supplied from the pipe 513 are both purified and stored, and the amount of the stored water grows the plant 515 throughout the year. And the amount of water required for
- the water reservoir 507 has a container 519 and a spacing material 520 made of a resin-made drainage material.
- the spacing material 520 is laid to a height above the upper end of the container 519. Since the spacing member 520 is used, the water in the container 519 can be separated from the charcoal 508, and the application range of the container 519 can be expanded to any one. That is, a fixed-form water reservoir 506 having a lid 518 is arranged in parallel with the groove 505, and a water reservoir 507 for accommodating the gap holding material 520 is inserted into a portion where it cannot be accommodated.
- FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view of a road surface wastewater purification and greening device according to another embodiment. Note that members having the same configuration and operation as the members in FIG. 17 are denoted by the same reference numerals in FIG. 17 and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the road surface drainage purification and greening device 601 forms a channel 505 using a drain 521 and a wall 504 erected from the top plate 503 of the underground waterway 502. In FIG. 17, two groove portions 505 are formed.
- the ground is constructed with the preservative tip 522 having excellent water permeability of the drainage, and the surface is paved with the wood chip 510 to soften the wooden feet. And the sidewalk.
- the lower surface of the sidewalk can be used as a purification device, and the planting zone can be provided in parallel with the purification device.
- a drainage purification and greening device 601 is installed on the underground headrace 502, but it can also be applied to general sidewalks and median strips with no structure on the lower surface.
- This greening device can be applied to rooftop greening, greening of bridges and paved street areas, greening of upper waterways such as underground sewers and underground water storage tanks, and also contributes to purification of road surface drainage such as automobile roads.
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