Category: Projects
-
Read more: Culvert Protection with GPS-Supported AquaRockBag® Installation – Jessnitz, DEIn Jessnitz, around 2,500 AquaRockBags® were used to protect a culvert against erosion and undermining. The elements were filled on site and precisely positioned underwater using GPS-supported installation.
-
Read more: Elora Gorge Low Level Bridge Rehabilitation, CanadaA low level bridge at the Elora Gorge Conservation Area was in need of repair above and below the water level.
-
Read more: Dune reinforcement after cyclone, AustraliaParadise Beach on the Gold Coast was severely impacted by Cyclone Alfred in March 2025, which removed more than 4 mio. m³ of sand from the shoreline.
-
Read more: New construction of the Heegermühler lock in Eberswalde, GermanyAs part of this ambitious project, the lower outer harbor had to be backfilled to address space limitations.
-
Read more: Bridge scour protection in Metz, FranceReinforcing the Pont de Fer at Ars-sur-Moselle: an additional solution to prevent scouring
-
Read more: Derwent Reservoir – Erosion Protection with AquaRockBag® in Derbyshire, UKA significant scour hole—about 4–5 meters deep and 210 m³ in volume—was discovered at the Ashop inlet of Derwent Reservoir.
-
Read more: Rapid Flood Response with AquaRockBag® in Sacramento, USAFollowing a period of intense rainfall in the Sacramento area, Auburn Ravine experienced serious flooding.
-
Read more: Stabilization Project in Manchester, UKA large crack had formed in a car park on the outskirts which required urgent remedial works to prevent a further geotechnical failure.
-
Read more: Temporary Working Platform in South Carolina, USAThe customer was needing to construct a working platform along the banks of the Saluda River in Columbia, SC to allow them to place their heavy equipment needed for construction for a short time and to be able to be easily removed upon completion.
-
Read more: Scour Protection at the Harbor of Lübeck, GermanyIn the port of Lübeck, damage to the shore and port facilities caused by scouring occurred repeatedly.