This video features images from various engineering projects, highlighting the deployment process of silt curtains and their final performance in use. These real project cases clearly demonstrate the effectiveness of silt curtains in protecting aquatic environments and showcase our extensive expertise in this field.
Offshore construction silt curtains are essential to minimizing the environmental impact of activities such as dredging, piling and land reclamation. These floating barriers isolate construction areas by trapping mud suspension within specified boundaries, preventing turbid suspended matter from spreading with seawater to nearby ecosystems. Silt curtains are made of durable, UV-resistant geotextiles and can be customized for different water depths and current conditions. By accelerating sediment settling, they can protect sensitive habitats such as coral reefs, seagrass beds and aquaculture areas. Silt curtains can also help projects comply with environmental regulations and ensure minimal ecological disturbance during construction.
Oil spill booms are essential in responding to hydrocarbon spills in oceans and inland waters. These floating barriers surround the spill area, preventing the spread of oil and allowing for more efficient recovery by skimmers, absorbents or vacuum cleaners. Booms can also be used for diversion, directing oil away from vulnerable coastlines or marine protected areas. Made of high-strength materials and highly chemical-resistant components, booms are available in both solid float and inflatable types to accommodate calm or rough sea conditions. Rapid deployment and modular design make them a key tool in emergency environmental response systems.
Floating Seaweed Barrier are designed to control or divert harmful algal blooms caused by eutrophication, thereby protecting marine ecosystems and human health. These floating barriers physically block the lateral spread of algae and isolate affected areas to prevent damage to aquaculture, tourist attractions and natural habitats. The barrier system can be quickly installed in coastal waters, estuaries or bays. By limiting the movement of harmful algae, these barriers can mitigate economic losses and support ongoing coastal water quality management and algal bloom suppression efforts.
