Silt Sock traps sediment by filtering the water passing through the Silt Sock also allowing water to pond, creating a settling of solids behind Silt Sock. It is used in any area requiring sediment control to keep runoff in the form of sheet flow. Reach out to us today for more information: [email protected]
Terrafix® Geosynthetics Inc.’s Post
More Relevant Posts
-
Faircloth Skimmer BMP (BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE) FOR SEDIMENT BASINS. The Faircloth Skimmer® surface drain floats on the surface of the sediment basin as it fills and drains, releasing the cleanest water in the basin instead of draining from the bottom as conventional outlets do.
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
FAQ: Standard Sump Manholes vs The Preserver™ Standard Sump Manholes Sediment captured in the sump is subject to scour during large storms. Sediment is washed downstream and the sump’s intended function is diminished. The Preserver™ Advantage Increases the removal efficiency of suspended sediment at low flows and virtually eliminates sediment scour at high flows. #thepreserver #stormwatermanagement #stormwater #momentumenvironmental #civilengineering
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
Water Engineering Technologist in Water Treatment Techniques/ Dam Construction/ Irrigation schemes/ Borehole development and construction /Water distribution and Supply networks / Hydraulics Specialist..
What is Borehole Flushing ? Ans: Borehole Flushing is needed when the pores of the aquifer inside the borehole get clogged by slit and sand-sized particles or mineral deposits reducing the permeability of the aquifer making it difficult to pump water, thus reducing the water yield.
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
Water Engineering Technologist in Water Treatment Techniques/ Dam Construction/ Irrigation schemes/ Borehole development and construction /Water distribution and Supply networks / Hydraulics Specialist..
What is the purpose of the borehole flushing? Ans: Borehole Flushing is needed when the pores of the aquifer inside the borehole get clogged by slit and sand-sized particles or mineral deposits reducing the permeability of the aquifer making it difficult to pump water, thus reducing the water yield.
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
Effect of zeolite on the MWD, GMD and stability index of aggregates in a crude oil contaminated soil https://lnkd.in/dx_jNk-D
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
The Turbo Plates showed an 80% sediment removal rate in 3rd party testing at Alden Labs in Holden, MA, for a sediment sample with a 50-1000 micron particle size distribution at 225 gallons per minute. https://lnkd.in/gCNY_bpz #stormwater #trashcapture #bmphood #civilengineering #bestmanagementproducts
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
A rule of thumb based on simplified bearing capacity theory can be used to make a preliminary "guestimate" of the factor of safety (FS) against circular arc failure for an embankment built on a clay foundation without presence of free water. The rule of thumb is as follows: FS = (6 c/γFill*HFill) Where: c = unit cohesion of clay foundation soil (psf) γFill = unit weigh*t fill (pcf) HFill = height of fill (feet) Since the rule of thumb assumes that there is no influence from groundwater, c and γFill are effective stress parameters.
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
Just how effective are silt fence, straw wattle, and alternative sediment barriers in sediment retention? It can cost time and money when a sediment control BMP doesn’t live up to claims or expectations. POSSIBLE PROBLEMS WITH EXISTING FIELD TEST CLAIMS There is little test data to support the effectiveness of sediment retention devices (SRDs). Most companies offer limited or no documentation to support the effectiveness of their products. When there is test data provided: The test data that is made available can be developed using widely different protocols and sometimes incomplete data. Some testing only provides a snapshot of time not representing the whole rain event. Some companies have even made claims using test data that was taken part way through the test, rather than the results after the test was finished. We believe that the answer to these problems is standardized field testing. #durawattle #civilengineering #sedimentbarrier #homebuilders #erosioncontrol
To view or add a comment, sign in
-
-
Senior Petrophysicist & Exploration geologist, EGAS | Exploration & Development Geology | Wellsitting Geology
Four types of water within a clastic conventional reservoir: 1: Connate water; a water that is trapped in rock pores during the sedimentation process 2: Clay-bound water; water held in or on the surface of a clay-forming sheets 3: Capillary-bound water; water held by capillary forces as a wetting phase water 4: Free water; water movable occupying the pore spaces
To view or add a comment, sign in