myGeobrugg
Sistemas
Año de instalación
2023
Situación inicial
At Castle Beach in Falmouth, Cornwall, a historic gabion slope was showing signs of severe deterioration due to corrosion of the plastic-coated mesh. This led to sections of the slope becoming unstable, resulting in rockfall onto the beach and raising concerns about a wider collapse that could compromise the upper slope and potentially undermine Cliff Road above.
Geología
Made ground and gabions
Descripción
Following site inspections and initial TECCO® G65/3 stainless mesh samples, a soil-nailed stabilization system was selected to secure the slope from the top to the concrete and granite-faced sea wall below. Slope modeling was carried out using the RUVOLUM software to determine the appropriate nail spacing and type based on the specific ground conditions.
TECCO® G65/3 Stainless mesh was installed for long-term slope stabilization, supported by Ischebeck INOX 30/11 self-drilling bars, chosen for their corrosion resistance and efficient installation. To help contain fine material and support regrowth, TECMAT erosion control matting was applied across the slope surface, promoting natural vegetation recovery over time.
País / Región
Reino Unido
Cliente
Ingeniería
Subcontratista
Objeto protegido
Carretera, Infraestructura turística
Protección contra la corrosión
INOX / STAINLESS
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