Semi-circular cement components covered with grass can be seen on both sides of slopes along highways, roads, and railways. These are arch skeletons. The arch skeleton steel mold is a composite mold consisting of four parts: the main arch, secondary arch, water interception trough, and tie rods. The semi-circular arch helps prevent soil erosion. The design principle utilizes two supporting forces to effectively prevent slope soil loss on both sides of highways, thereby avoiding highway damage. Another advantage of the arch skeleton steel mold is that it includes drainage channels to ensure the soil remains firm and not muddy.
The specifications of the arch skeleton mold are reasonably selected based on the slope gradient. The steeper the slope, the deeper the arch skeleton mold. The arch skeleton slope protection mold has a large planar size, with common specifications being 3 meters in height and 0.6 meters in depth. In addition, there are many other models, such as heights of 2 meters, 2.5 meters, 3.5 meters, and 4 meters, and depths of 0.3 meters, 0.4 meters, 0.5 meters, 0.7 meters, and 0.8 meters. The arch skeleton slope protection mold has an aesthetically pleasing appearance, composed of an upper arch ring, a lower arch ring, and two straight steel plates. When assembled, it forms a large-area mold. It is generally used to produce arch skeleton slope protection. The arch skeleton slope protection mold is used in conjunction with the water-retaining edge mold to reduce soil erosion on both sides of highways. Using molds to produce arch skeletons is both time-efficient and fast. The arch skeleton slope protection mold is made of steel, which offers excellent durability and a long service life. The production method typically involves on-site casting to manufacture arch skeleton slope protection.