Historically, geotextile containment has been used to encapsulate sandy soils to permit their
use as flexible, erosion-resistant, mass-gravity structures in hydraulic and marine …

A geotextile tube is a type of geocontainer typically filled with sandy slurries and fine-grained
dredged sediments. Its performance in strength, dewatering, fine-particle retention, and …

Geotextile tube is used to encapsulate sandy soils to enable their use as flexible, erosion-
resistant, mass-gravity structures in coastal protection and land reclamation applications …

Comparative study has been performed to investigate the behavior of dredged fills on rigid
(Model 1) and flexible (Model 2) containers. The study was focused on the sedimentation of …

Geotextile tubes are basically a huge sack filled with sand or dredged soil. Geotextile tubes
are made of permeable woven or non-woven synthetic fibers (ie, polyester or PET and …

Analytical solutions for modeling geotextile tubes during the filling process and
approximation method to determine the densified tube shape are reviewed. The geotextile …

To permit the construction of two bridge piers a working platform was built likeconstructed as
a 200 m long bund with a length of 200 m using geotextile tubes with diameters of 3 and 4.5 …

Geotextile tubes has been successfully implemented around the world as alternatives to
concrete mound or rubble built structures for shoreline protection, slope protection and …

Stormwater management (SWM) ponds are a widely used option to control runoff, decrease
flooding potential, reduce erosion rates in receiving waters and improve water quality …

Geotextile bags are increasingly being used for sediment management. They have been
used to store sediments, wastewater sludges, and a variety of other solids; as retention …