A system suitable for protecting shoreline or other target area/zone includes a geotextile sheet having an upper edge and a lower edge, the upper edge including a first channel through which a first draw cord is threaded, and the lower edge including a second channel through which a second draw cord is threaded. A flap has a lower portion affixed to the geotextile sheet proximal to its lower edge. The flap can further include un upper portion affixed to the geotextile sheet proximal to its upper edge, where the flap and the geotextile sheet form an enclosure.
A fence includes a wall panel portion having an upper edge and a lower edge, and a plurality of tubular pockets running across the wall panel between the upper edge and the lower edge. The tubular pockets each configured to receive a mounting post. The upper edge and the lower edge can each include a channel in which a draw cord is threaded. The fence can further include an apron portion extending from the lower edge of the wall panel portion. Methods of installing the fence are also provided.
A system and method for removing a target substance in a surface or subsurface water flow includes an enclosure formed by a geotextile wrapping material, and a filling composition contained in the enclosure. The filling composition includes an amount of active material dispersed in a media material, where the active material is capable of binding, absorbing or otherwise reacting to the target substance to thereby reducing the amount of the target substance from the resulting water flow exiting the system.
A system and method for removing a target substance in a surface or subsurface water flow includes an enclosure formed by a geotextile wrapping material, and a filling composition contained in the enclosure. The filling composition includes an amount of active material dispersed in a media material, where the active material is capable of binding, absorbing or otherwise reacting to the target substance to thereby reducing the amount of the target substance from the resulting water flow exiting the system.
erosion control system comprising erosion control containment geotextile sheeting and active materials being granular or particulate materials that absorb or remove nutrients or contaminants in surface or subsurface water
A fence includes a wall panel portion having an upper edge and a lower edge, and a plurality of tubular pockets running across the wall panel between the upper edge and the lower edge. The tubular pockets each configured to receive a mounting post. The upper edge and the lower edge can each include a channel in which a draw cord is threaded. The fence can further include an apron portion extending from the lower edge of the wall panel portion. Methods of installing the fence are also provided.
A system suitable for protecting shoreline or other target area/zone includes a geotextile sheet having an upper edge and a lower edge, the upper edge including a first channel through which a first draw cord is threaded, and the lower edge including a second channel through which a second draw cord is threaded. A flap has a lower portion affixed to the geotextile sheet proximal to its lower edge. The flap can further include un upper portion affixed to the geotextile sheet proximal to its upper edge, where the flap and the geotextile sheet form an enclosure.
Porous fabric sheeting in the nature of geotextiles for use as a barrier that allows water to pass through while impeding solid material from passing through, for use in the containment of contaminants, floating debris or aquatic vegetation, in a water body
Porous fabric sheeting in the nature of geotextiles for use as a barrier that allows water to pass through while impeding solid material, namely, sediment, sand, or silt, from passing through, for use in the repair and protection of the structure of hazard areas, namely, ponds, sand traps, and bunkers
Erosion control sheeting used as barrier made of a porous fabric that allows water to pass through while impeding solid material, namely, sediment or silt, from passing through, for construction and non-construction use
Erosion control sheeting used as barrier made of a porous fabric that allows water to pass through while impeding solid material, namely, sediment or silt, from passing through, for construction and non-construction use
A fence includes a wall panel portion having an upper edge and a lower edge, and a plurality of tubular pockets running across the wall panel between the upper edge and the lower edge. The tubular pockets each configured to receive a mounting post. The upper edge and the lower edge can each include a channel in which a draw cord is threaded. The fence can further include an apron portion extending from the lower edge of the wall panel portion. Methods of installing the fence are also provided.
A fence includes a wall panel portion having an upper edge and a lower edge, and a plurality of tubular pockets running across the wall panel between the upper edge and the lower edge. The tubular pockets each configured to receive a mounting post. The upper edge and the lower edge can each include a channel in which a draw cord is threaded. The fence can further include an apron portion extending from the lower edge of the wall panel portion. Methods of installing the fence are also provided.
A fence includes a wall panel portion having an upper edge and a lower edge, and a plurality of tubular pockets running across the wall panel between the upper edge and the lower edge. The tubular pockets each configured to receive a mounting post. The upper edge and the lower edge can each include a channel in which a draw cord is threaded. The fence can further include an apron portion extending from the lower edge of the wall panel portion. Methods of installing the fence are also provided.
A system for stabilization of a shoreline includes a plurality of stakes and a flexible sheet switchable between an open configuration and a folded configuration. The sheet has a first edge and a second edge, and each edge includes a channel in which an anchoring rope runs through. An organic material is disposed in a body region of the flexible sheet when the sheet is in the folded configuration. The first edge and second edge are secured to the plurality of stakes by the anchoring ropes.
Erosion control sheeting used as barrier made of a porous fabric that allows water to pass through while impeding solid material, namely, sediment or silt, from passing through for construction and non-construction use
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Shoreline stabilization, restoration, and runoff filtration
A system for stabilization of a shoreline comprising a sheet having an unfolded state and a folded state, the sheet comprising a first edge and a second opposing edge connected by a first end and a second end, the sheet comprising a first layer formed from a first degradable fabric and a second layer formed from a second degradable fabric, the sheet further comprising channels formed at each of the first edge and the second edge, the channels formed from one or more of the first and the second fabrics, each of the channels comprising an anchor rope threaded therethrough, and each of the channels comprising a plurality of openings, wherein the anchor rope extends through the plurality of openings for securement to a shoreline surface by the anchor rope, and methods of using the same.
A method for installing an erosion control system comprising a sheet having first and second edges each with a channel receiving an anchoring rope. The method includes placing stakes along a bank of a shoreline, securing the first edge of the sheet to the stakes with the first anchoring rope, arranging the sheet so that at least a portion of the sheet is lying flat on the ground, disposing an organic material on top of an organic material holding region of the sheet, bringing the second edge of the sheet over the first edge to trap the organic material, and securing the second edge of the sheet to the stakes with the second anchoring rope, so that the first edge is free from attachment to the second edge along at least a portion of its length and the second edge is disposed between the first edge and the stakes.
Various embodiments described herein provide shoreline restoration modules which may be anchored together along a shoreline of a body of water, such as a lake or pond, to facilitate restoration of the shoreline. The shoreline restoration modules may include a photodegradable material selected to degrade over a period of years, such as four years or five years, while maintaining strength over the period of years to prevent breakdown of a media enclosed by the shoreline restoration modules. In some embodiments, the shoreline restoration modules also provide beneficial run off nutrient, silt, and other particulate matter trapping and filtering.
