Retaining wall method of precast block to prevent landslide
OwnerRajendra Vithal Ladkatinventor
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Abstract
A precast H block (3) interlock each other to form sloping wall and similarly precast Y block (10) interlock each other to form straight wall, both block having a pin hole (4) through side walls. A wire rope (5) passing through said pin hole to make a wall strengthened by nailing horizontally (14) into the earth (8) adjacent to the block and vertically nailing (9) at top and bottom level. As well as wire rope (5) passing through said pin hole (4) of uppermost blocks, from underneath the road, to make a wall/barrier strengthened by nailing vertically (9) into the earth across the road (2).
Claims8
A method for retaining a wall of precast blocks to prevent landslide, said method comprising the steps of:
- placing a plurality of precast blocks in a layered interlocking relation with each other to form said wall based on configuration of the plurality of precast blocks, wherein each precast block of said plurality of precast blocks has a pin hole located at center of a side wall of the precast block and extending there through;
- passing a wire rope through said pin hole of each precast block of said plurality of precast blocks and securing said wire rope to earth adjacent to said each of the plurality of precast blocks for strengthening said wall, wherein said wire rope is secured to the earth by attaching said wire rope to a threaded pile being inserted horizontally inside the earth;
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- passing the wire rope, of each precast block of a first set of precast blocks selected from the plurality of precast blocks, across a road from underneath the road to insert the threaded pile attached with said wire rope, of each precast block of a first set of precast blocks, vertically inside the earth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.