CH471943A

CH471943A - Seepage wall made up of individual, stacked panels

Info

Publication number: CH471943A
Application number: CH268868A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Welti Gottlieb; Creola Ernst
Original assignee: Baustein & Betonwarenfabrik Ag
Priority date: 1968-02-23
Filing date: 1968-02-23
Publication date: 1969-04-30
Also published as: DE6808520U

Description

  

  Aus     einzelnen,        aufeinandergestellten        Platten    aufgebaute Sickerwand    Die Erfindung bezieht sich auf eine aus einzelnen,       aufeinandergestellten    Platten aus wasserdurchlässigem  Beton aufgebaute Sickerwand, welche beispielsweise  zur Ableitung von Sickerwasser aus dem Erdreich neben  den Grundmauern von Gebäuden oder anderen Bau  werken verwendet werden kann.  



  Bei bekannten, aus einzelnen Platten aufgebauten       Sickerwänden    durchsetzt das abzuführende Wasser die  Platten, sickert in denselben nach unten und tritt am  untern Ende der Wand in einen Kanal zur Ableitung des  Sickerwassers über.  



  Bei grossem Anfall an abzuleitendem Wasser genü  gen nun erfahrungsgemäss diese bekannten Sickerplatten  zur Ableitung des Wassers kaum, da die Strömung in  diesen Platten sehr langsam ist.  



  Die aus Platten aufgebaute Sickerwand nach der Er  findung bezweckt, diesen Nachteil dadurch zu beheben,  dass die Platten auf einer Flachseite in ihrer Höhen  richtung parallel zueinander verlaufende Rippen auf  weisen und hinter diesen Rippen und parallel zu den  selben über die ganze Plattenhöhe verlaufende,     beider-          ends    offene Kanäle enthalten.  



  In der Zeichnung sind     zwei    Ausführungsbeispiele  einzelner Platten einer     Sickerwand    nach der Erfindung  dargestellt, und zwar zeigt:       Fig.    1 eine Draufsicht auf die Platte,       Fig.    2 eine Frontansicht derselben und       Fig.    3 eine Platte für den oberen Abschluss einer       Sickerwand.     



  Nach der Zeichnung ist die Sickerplatte 1 auf der  einen Flachseite mit in der Höhenrichtung und parallel  zueinander verlaufenden Rippen 2 versehen. Diese Rip  pen weisen halbkreisförmigen Querschnitt auf.  



  Hinter den Rippen sind sich über die     ganze    Platten  höhe erstreckende,     beiderends    offene Kanäle 3 vor  gesehen.  



  Diese Kanäle 3 erlauben einen raschen Abfluss des  in die Sickerplatte eingedrungenen Sickerwassers und



  Seepage wall built up from individual, stacked panels The invention relates to a drainage wall built up from individual, stacked panels of water-permeable concrete, which can be used, for example, for draining seepage water from the ground next to the foundation walls of buildings or other structures.



  In known seepage walls made up of individual plates, the water to be discharged passes through the plates, seeps down into them and passes at the lower end of the wall into a channel for draining the seepage water.



  When there is a large amount of water to be drained off, experience has shown that these known seepage plates are hardly sufficient for draining off the water, since the flow in these plates is very slow.



  The purpose of the soak wall built up from plates according to the invention is to remedy this disadvantage in that the plates have ribs running parallel to one another in their height direction on a flat side and behind these ribs and parallel to the same over the entire plate height, both- ends contain open channels.



  The drawing shows two exemplary embodiments of individual panels of a drainage wall according to the invention, namely: FIG. 1 shows a plan view of the panel, FIG. 2 shows a front view of the same, and FIG. 3 shows a panel for the upper end of a drainage wall.



  According to the drawing, the drainage plate 1 is provided on one flat side with ribs 2 extending in the vertical direction and parallel to one another. These Rip pen have a semicircular cross section.



  Behind the ribs over the entire plate height extending, both ends open channels 3 are seen before.



  These channels 3 allow the seepage water that has penetrated into the seepage plate to drain away quickly

Claims

additional ventilation of the same. In the case of a plate 4 (FIG. 3), which serves as the end of the uppermost plates 1 of a drainage wall constructed from the same, the upper ends of the channels 3 'are closed off by a cover wall 5 with tab-like projections 6. The channels of this plate 4 correspond in arrangement and location to the channels 3 in the wall underlying plates 1. The drainage walls constructed from the plates described are used in particular to drain leachate from the ground next to the foundation walls of buildings, but can be used for the same purpose can also be used on retaining walls or embankments.

PATENT CLAIM Made of individual, stacked slabs on a built-up drainage wall, characterized in that the slabs made of water-permeable concrete have ribs running parallel to one another in their height direction on one flat side and behind these ribs and parallel to them running over the entire height of the slab, open channels at both ends contain. SUBClaims 1. Drainage wall according to claim, characterized in that the ribs of the plates are circular arc-shaped and the channels have a circular cross-section. 2. Drainage wall according to dependent claim 1, characterized in that the side edges of the plate each have half a cross section of ribs and channels. 3.

Drainage wall according to patent claim, characterized in that it has plates, in which a cover wall is provided at the upper end of the same to close off the channels in the plate.