Category: Permanent
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Read more: Bridge scour protection in Metz, FranceReinforcing the Pont de Fer at Ars-sur-Moselle: an additional solution to prevent scouring
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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.
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Read more: Stabilisation 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.
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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.
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Read more: Permanent sea wave brake barriers during port reconstruction, Rennesoy Island, NorwayAs the port needed to be profoundly rebuilt and capacity increased, stone barriers were used to protect the site from the strong waves in this part of the island, but this was not enough, and an additional quick solution was needed to reinforce the protection – AquaRockBag®.
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Read more: Water Purification with AquaRockBag® in the Johannesburg Area, South AfricaA small drainage channel discharged heavily polluted water from a nearby sugar plantation directly into a river, leading to significant environmental contamination and progressive erosion along the channel banks.
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Read more: Protection an exposed Gas Pipe at River Avon – UKA main high-pressure gas pipeline on the River Avon was exposed due to severe bank erosion.
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Read more: Groyne Reconstruction in Port of Darłowo, PolandThe shore protection system located east of the Port of Darłowo, Poland, consists of 53 wooden groynes with an average length of approximately 110 meters.
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Read more: Scour Prevention on the Viaduct of Cumbria, UKSustainable Riverbank Protection with AquaRockBag® to Safeguard a Municipal Road
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Read more: Riverbank Protection at River Derwent, Cumbria, UKOn the River Derwent in Barepot, severe erosion of the right bank resulted in damage to important infrastructure.