What is broken water in construction engineering?

Removing water refers to the protective layer laid around the building to prevent rainwater from infiltrating. In order to protect the wall foundation from rain erosion, the ground is often made into an outward slope around the external wall, and the rainwater on the roof is discharged to the distance, which is called aproll, which is one of the effective measures to protect the foundation of the house.

(1) Protective layer laid around the building to prevent rainwater from infiltrating.

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(3) aproll is the vertical connection between the outdoor ground and the external wall, which is used to remove rainwater and protect the wall foundation from rain erosion. The aproll width should be determined according to soil properties, climatic conditions, building height and roof drainage form, which is generally 600 mm ~1000 mm. When the roof adopts unorganized drainage, the aproll width should be 200 mm ~ 300 mm longer than the cornice. In order to ensure smooth drainage, the apron slope is about 3% ~ 5%, and the apron outer edge is 30 mm ~ 50 mm higher than the outdoor terrace. The commonly used materials of aproll are concrete, cement mortar, pebbles and stones.

In addition, open ditch drainage can be used in areas with large annual rainfall. Open ditch is a drainage facility that introduces rainwater into urban underground drainage pipe network. Generally, in areas with annual rainfall above 900mm, open ditches are used to drain rainwater around buildings. The width of open trench is generally about 200mm, and the material is concrete, brick, etc.

In the building, in order to prevent aproll or cracks at the joint between open ditch and plinth after building settlement, joints should be set at this part, and flexible connections should be made with elastic materials.