Slope protection definition
Slope protection means engineered or non-engineered measures installed on the upstream or downstream slope of the CCR surface impoundment to protect the slope against wave action or erosion, including but not limited to rock riprap, wooden pile, concrete revetments, vegetated wave berms, concrete facing, gabions, geotextiles, or fascines.
Slope protection means measures installed on the slopes or pertinent surrounding areas of the CCR unit that protect the slope against wave action, erosion, or adverse effects of rapid drawdown. Slope protection includes grassy vegetation and engineered slope protection measures.
Slope protection means engineered or non-engineered measures installed on the upstream or downstream slope of the CCR surface impoundment to protect the slope against wave action or erosion, including rock riprap, wooden pile,
Examples of Slope protection in a sentence
Unit Qty Unit Price Total 37 511 Geotextile - Terratrack 400 w sq.m. 38 511 512 Slope protection a) Rip-Rap (specify Stone, R-10 or R-50) b) Gabions, including G-10 Stone c) Geotextile - Terratrack 400 w sq.m. cu.m. sq.m. 39 514 Rock Excavation in Trenches cu.m. 515 (Including Granular ‘C’ Backfill) GSSD 1225.010 40 532 Pavement Markings a) Permanent b) Temporary c) Symbols - Permanent d) Crosswalk (30 cm width) e) Stop Bar (45 Cm width) f) Obliterating (sand blasting) ` m.
Slope protection work shall not begin until all construction within the channel and all channel grading is complete and approved.
More Definitions of Slope protection
Slope protection means engineered or non-engineered measures installed on the upstream or downstream slope of the CCR surface impoundment to protect the slope against wave action
Slope protection means measures taken to control erosion on slopes.
Slope protection means engineered or non-engineered measures installed on the