Vertical breakwater structure based on H-shaped piles and baffles

The utility model discloses a vertical breakwater structure based on H-shaped piles and baffles. The vertical breakwater structure comprises the H-shaped piles, the baffles, geogrids, an upper structure and medium-coarse sand. The H-shaped piles are vertically arranged in a seabed foundation, are arranged in a rectangular dot matrix mode and are divided into a front row and a rear row. Multiple layers of geogrids are connected between every two adjacent front and back H-shaped piles from bottom to top at equal intervals; grooves of the H-shaped piles are formed in the transverse direction of the breakwater, baffles are embedded between every two adjacent H-shaped piles in the transverse direction from bottom to top to form a wall body, and the two ends of each baffle are inserted into the grooves of the H-shaped piles. The inner sides of the front wall body and the rear wall body are backfilled with medium-coarse sand; and upper structures are constructed at the tops of the front wall body and the rear wall b