Irregular Blocks - Irregular Blocks
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A concrete block of any shape other than square that is used collectively in front of a breakwater or coastal embankment, mainly to weaken the force of waves. There are various shapes, and the concrete tetrapod (a product name of the French company Neil-Pick), which has four cylindrical legs coming out of the center, is one example of an irregular block. →Related topic: Breakwaters Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
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主として波の力を弱めるために，防波堤や海岸堤防の前面に集合的に配置・使用されるコンクリート製のブロックで，方形以外のものをいう。さまざまな形のものがあり，中心から４本の円筒形の脚が出ているコンクリートテトラポッド（フランスのネールピック社の商品名）も異形ブロックの一つ。 →関連項目防波堤 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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