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- ASTM Erosion Control
Erosion
control is a vast subject. The problems range from
small sediment migration in residential lots to severe
soil ruts and scours that undermine embankments and
dams. Because of this, the geosynthetic materials specified
to solve these problems are just as diverse. They include
a variety of permanent rolled erosion control products
(RECPs), temporary RECPs, geotextiles for soil separation
and retention, geotextile tubes (such as for beach
restoration), and geocells and geogrids for locking
aggregate, rock and soils in place.
It is also good to check relevant data on geotextiles, geotextile tubes, geocells,
and geogrids for your erosion control applications.
These materials may be more useful in larger confinement
situations and scenarios in which the subgrade stability
is off concern and vital to surface stability.
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From the Erosion
Control sub-menu,
select the geosynthetic material needed for your EC project
and click to view a table of several manufacturer's material specifications.
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