Barrier Installation

Barrier Installation

Floating turbidity barriers are effective in preventing silt and sediment migration into watercourses. However certain rules must be followed in order to make the installation successful.

Please view our turbidity barrier installation illustrations below (click to enlarge), to use them as a general guide for your barrier installation, or CLICK HERE to read more instructional details.  

Figure 1: Barrier Depth
Fig 1: Barrier Depth — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 2: Barrier Depth (Type 1) – INCORRECT
Fig 2: Barrier Depth Type1 — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 3: Type 1
Fig 3: Type 1 — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 4: Type 2 or Type 3
Fig 4: Type 2 or Type 3 — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 5: Type 2 or Type 3
Fig 5: Type 2 or Type 3 — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 6: Type 2 or Type 3
Fig 6: Type 2 or Type 3 — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 7: Type 2 or Type 3
Fig 7: Type 2 or Type 3 — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 8: Type 2 or Type 3 — INCORRECT
Fig 8: Type2 or Type3 — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 9: Anchor Installation
Fig 9: Anchor Installation — CLICK TO ENLARGE
Figure 10: Staked Barrier
Fig 10: Staked Barrier — CLICK TO ENLARGE

 

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