An Ecological Shoreline Protection for Coastal Erosion

Yan Na Zheng; De Xing Liu; Liang Cheng; Hong Wei An

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.638-640.1239

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An Ecological Shoreline Protection for Coastal Erosion

Abstract:

China has been the country which is suffering serious coastal erosion that primarily caused by the increase of hydrodynamic force and the unbalance between input and output sediment. Comparing with the traditional revetment, most of which were made of reinforced concrete, the ecological shoreline protection can prevent coastal erosion in an ecological method. In this article, a biodegradable coastline protection mat (BCP-mat) was proposed and different arrangement methods direct to various areas was presented to solve the problems such as high cost, complicated construction caused by existing ecological method. In the end, the existing technology problems and promotion difficulties was discussed in the perspective of design and management.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 638-640)

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Yan Na Zheng*, De Xing Liu, Liang Cheng, Hong Wei An

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Biodegradable, Coastal Erosion, Ecological Effect, Economy Effect, Shoreline Protection

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