What are the advantages of gabion net in green ecological river regulation?

Nowadays, under the level of river regulation, gabion net is playing a more-and more irreplaceable role. Do you know the advantages of gabion net in green ecological river regulation? Let's introduce it.

1. Soft flexibility:

Gabion net engineering has excellent adaptability to deformation-or bending. When the ground collapses-or the foundation deformation-and the inherent concrete cracks of the building foundation are produced inadvertently, a kind of overlapping tension-and extrusion shape will be produced inside the gabion net, which can integrate into the external deformation-and not break.

2. Hydrophilicity:

Because the gabion net has excellent characteristics of drainage pipeline, the gabion net project is selected in the position of erosion resistant water retaining structure where the water level changes, which can avoid the setting of drainage pipeline hole. In the lakeshore engineering, it can remove-or reduce the working pressure on the retaining wall changing with the water level, which is beneficial to the stability-and safety of buildings.

3. Low cost:

The filling stone-and river pebble of gabion net can be made from local materials, which is suitable for construction in poor areas with traffic conditions. Compared with other projects, we don't need to buy a lot of templates-and industrial equipment. The project budget is relatively low.

4. Fast construction:

When the basic foundation pit is excavated, the gabion net structure can be completed at one time. The construction site can also prevent the construction of cofferdams in river embankment-and beach engineering,-and reduce the cost of drainage pipeline. In the area without water, the construction can be carried out after mesh laying, rock filling-and connecting structure reinforcement. When carrying out underwater construction in coastal cities along rivers, the following things can be done

Because the gabion net is equipped with baffle net along the long direction, this kind of baffle net separates the gabion net into a separate cube. Therefore, when a cube is damaged by the grid-and the stone falls off-and is washed away by the running water, it is only present-and partial.-and because the double staggered part of the network is damaged, it is not easy to expand, so the maintenance is very simple. It is only necessary to repair the damaged grid-and fill it with sand-and gravel again.