Construction and protection projects along eroding coastal areas and waterways are among the most challenging to undertake. Irregular land contours, variable subgrades, continuous scour and a variety of harsh conditions can make any project increasingly difficult to stage and execute. Conventional solutions can be less adaptable to these dynamic environments.
Tensar International’s Triton® Coastal and Waterway Systems adapt to the most difficult conditions to provide durable solutions that reduce costs. A family of innovative composite marine structures, Triton Systems are made of geogrid and geotextile materials designed to be integrated with available fill and/or native vegetation.
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Living Shoreline
Shoreline Protection
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Flexible and resilient, Triton Systems conform to land contours and site formations, resisting scour far better than rigid systems. And because they feature Tensar® Geogrids, they resist all naturally occurring forms of chemical, biological and environmental degradation – from salt water to industrial runoff to contaminated sediments. That’s why they’re often specified for aggressive site conditions where other types of materials would rapidly deteriorate.
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Shoreline Protection Case Study | Scour Protection Case Study | Revetment Case Study | Sediment Capping Case Study
