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Dec 17, 2007
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Turbidity barrier skirt depth
by: Anonymous

Thank you for clarifying the depth of skirt required and functionality of these systems. It is always difficult to convince the powers that be why and how...

I want to add that you should consider the effects of waves and tidal influence too as we have seen this on some sites where the skirt can get trapped from settled sediments!

Thanks for the great info and will tell other folks to visit.

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