Tree Protection Application
Tree Root Protection System With Effective Rainwater Storage Unit
The attainment of perfect balance
Whether in rural or urban areas, tall, healthy trees have a huge impact on the beauty of the environment. However, heavy traffic loads are transferred to sub-grade soils, making it difficult for trees to grow healthily, especially in cities. Therefore, together, the tree root protection system and road pavement protection system with HOENSOEY rainwater storage unit help achieve a perfect balance between load transfer and protection of trees and roads.
Acting as a path for water transfer
First, the hollow structure inside the system acts as a pathway for water transfer. They direct rainwater to the needed places. Once the rainwater penetrates to the roots, it can irrigate the areas that need it most.
Second, on rainless days, the root protection system creates air gaps that prevent upward root growth and damage to vital infrastructure while maintaining direct air circulation to the roots.
These functions mean that the form of rain is more natural. The automatic tree planting system creates an ideal environment for trees to grow.
Go beyond conventional practice
Traditional methods of tree planting force the roots to grow upwards, causing the road surface to be squeezed. Not only does it affect appearance, it also affects travel security. Maintenance of road surfaces is a must, which may create a huge waste of costs.
HOENSOEY Cell
HOENSOEY Cell(Rainwater Storage Unit) is a new type of rainwater storage honeycomb units with ultra-high compression strength and unique buckles. They are a core component in shallow surface water treatment systems.
What is the "hydrotropism" of a tree?
That is, in the root system of a tree, the growth of the root system near the water will become more and more developed, and the growth of the root system far from the water will become more and more lagging. So, the roots always extend and expand toward the place with water. This is because root cells near water contain more water and the tree's auxin moves more from the dorsal side to the water's edge. While the roots are more sensitive to auxin, the plant metabolizes more vigorously and grows faster. Hydration of the roots helps the root system to continuously strive to occupy the wetter areas of the soil. For this reason, it is best not to water the mahogany every day, as it may grow tall.
If a regular amount of water is poured daily, the saplings will become more dependent. The root might "think" that the surface is rich of moisture. Therefore, the roots will float on the surface. It may cause damage to the road surface. In addition, it seriously affects traffic and pedestrian safety. As soon as this happens, the roots will not be able to get deep into the ground, so if you stop watering, the saplings will wilt even more. If the saplings are lucky enough to survive, a heavy rain and wind may also cause damage to them.
HOENSOEY rainwater storage units can be used to cut the surface of a tree root with a road surface to prevent damage to the road surface due to the upward growth of the root. Stormwater is diverted to the base of the roots, allowing the roots to grow deeper and healthier. This process forms an automatic tree planting system.
Tree protection questions & answers
What is the main purpose of the tree root protection system on this page?
The page describes a tree root protection and road pavement protection system using HOENSOEY rainwater storage units to balance traffic load transfer with protection of trees and surrounding paved surfaces.
How does the system help irrigate tree roots?
According to the page, the hollow internal structure acts as a pathway for water transfer, directing rainwater to needed places so it can reach the roots and irrigate the areas that need it most.
How does the system help prevent upward root growth?
The page states that on rainless days the root protection system creates air gaps that prevent upward root growth and damage to vital infrastructure while maintaining direct air circulation to the roots.
Why is conventional tree planting near pavements a problem?
The page explains that traditional methods can force roots to grow upward, squeezing the road surface, affecting appearance and travel security, and increasing maintenance costs.
What is the hydrotropism principle mentioned on the page?
The page explains that tree roots grow more strongly toward areas with water, while growth farther from water becomes weaker. HOENSOEY rainwater storage units use this principle by diverting stormwater toward the base of the roots so they grow deeper and healthier.
What role does HOENSOEY Cell play in this application?
The page describes HOENSOEY Cell as a rainwater storage unit with ultra-high compression strength and unique buckles, serving as a core component in shallow surface water treatment systems and helping create an automatic tree planting system.