As an indispensable part of marine engineering, the importance of wave-proof stone mold is self-evident. From the perspective of its shape, this kind of mold can be divided into a variety of styles, each of which has its own unique application and characteristics.
First of all, the triangular type waveproof stone block mold is a common type. Its design is inspired by the stability of a triangle, and by bending the three corners inward, it forms a strong and stable structure. This mould is highly effective in protecting against wave impact and protecting the coastline.
Secondly, the I-shaped waveproof stone mould is also a common choice. Its design is inspired by the structure of the I-beam, which is thick in the middle and gradually thinning on both sides, which not only increases the strength of the mold, but also reduces the weight of the mold. This kind of mold is suitable for a variety of complex water flow environments, and can effectively reduce the impact of water flow on the coast.
In addition, there are wave-proof stone molds with a square basic structure with four sides concave. This mold is designed so that all four sides are recessed inward, so that the force can be better distributed and prevent cracking when subjected to external forces. This mold is suitable for large-scale coastal protection projects.
The structural characteristics of the waveproof stone mold are also an important guarantee for its stability. The four corners are hollow design, and the shape is trapezoidal or diamond-shaped, which not only reduces the weight of the mold, but also increases the strength and stability of the mold. There are four protruding feet at the bottom, which can increase the contact area between the mold and the ground, improve stability, and prevent it from being washed away by the water flow.