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Revetment Bridge
Permanent or temporary Slipway
Sediment removal and provision of clear shipping navigation channels
Like the dredging of ports and approach channels, cleaning silt and sediment from the beds of reservoirs and
other non tidal waters presents an urgent environmental challenge.
Siltation of reservoir beds leads to a number of environmental problems; an increase in ground water levels to
adjacent areas, the extinction of benthic biogenesis, overgrowth of coast reeds and further eutrophication of
water bodies resulting in the proliferation of algae which causes depletion of oxygen and the death of other
organisms such as fish. Clearing the beds of water bodies leads to the formation of fresh water springs and
revitalises the biosystem.
The Greenstick wall technology can be used to create an artificial territory or to reduce the build-up of
sediment in shipping channels which occurs due to currents and storms.
Waterways
Fig. 1 Greenstick navigation channel protection from sediment
Greenstick technology has the potential to
offer a new method of engineering a revetment
bridge or slipway.
A revetment has always been a good
engineering solution. However, it is sometimes
a little difficult to secure and expensive piling
has to be used with associated equipment and
noise.
The model shows a Greenstick Revetment
which can offer an alternative, simple solution,
likely to save time, resources and money.
Revetment Bridges & Slipways
Greenstick Wall Technology can also be utilised
to build permanent or temporary slipways.
Many yacht clubs and lifeboat stations have
need of a slipway to launch boats and the
Greenstick Slipway would eliminate the need
for building a heavy concrete structure.
Where there is requirement for a temporary
slipway, such as in war or disaster situations, a
Greenstick Slipway could be deployed relatively
easily, without need of heavy machinery or
large vessels and removed by reversing the
installation process.
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