Civil Engineering

Water edge protection

Erosion protection of water retention ponds and water reservoirs

Geomembranes used to protect retention ponds or lined impounding reservoirs need to be protected against UV and mechanical damage, usually by a layer of soil. Our products protect this soil from erosion and sliding, and encourages vegetation.

To avoid sliding of the cover soil on top of geomembrane slopes, it needs to be deeply rooted by vegetation. EnkaMat helps to reinforce this particular zone.

OUR SOLUTION

Erosion prevention matting like EnkaMat provides stability and support for vegetative growth on geomembranes. 

Use of Enkamat erosion control mats

Use of Enkamat erosion control mats

  • EnkaGrip and EnkaMat R may avoid high loads and long-term creep failure.
  • Provides the necessary friction with the soil and act as a grip layer.
  • Allows vegetation to grow.
  • Offers microstability at ground level.
  • Stops erosion at, below, and above the waterline.
  • EnkaMat A20 offers immediate protection against turbulent water flows.
FUNCTIONS
  • Surface stability.
  • Support of vegetation.
  • Erosion control.
Related Products

EnkaMat A20

Provides immediate erosion protection from high water velocities and small wave attack.

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EnkaGrip

A three-dimensional polyamide mat with reinforcing fabric, for stabilisation of soil and vegetation on steep or rocky slopes.

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EnkaMat

A 3D TRM made of continuous monofilaments fused at their intersection.The mat is used to prevent erosion on embankments, slopes and river banks, canals and reservoirs.

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