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Geotextiles in marine engineering

Marine engineering covers engineering solutions that protect land and man-made structures from the impact of seawater and to enable the construction of man-made structures in seawater environments. In its widest context marine engineering can be considered to include the disciplines of harbour and port engineering, coastal engineering and offshore engineering. [Pg.435]

Geotextiles are commonly used to prevent erosion and improve stability in marine engineering structures. Their relevant hydraulic, mechanical and durability properties are crucial to the performance of the resulting marine engineering structure. Selection of the appropriate geotextile solution is based on its ability to meet specific performance requirements. [Pg.435]


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