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River diversion can be a necessary part of a construction project. Creating a dry work site along a riverbank does not always require damming; oftentimes diversion using a cofferdam while the project is underway is the best solution. Dam-It Dams cofferdams are used to raise water level to properly and safely redirect the water to an approved location where it is then, either clearing the work site or it is made available for use for irrigation systems or ...
ByDam-It Dams, Inc. based in Grand Blanc, MICHIGAN (USA)
There are many different examples of water containment barriers including booms, pneumatic, hydraulic containment, permeable reactive barriers, and berms, among others. There are two basic categories of water containment barriers – temporary and permanent. Temporary water containment barriers are primarily used to hold back flood waters or to provide a dry environment for a project to proceed. Examples of temporary water containment barriers are cofferdams (also coffer dams), sandbags and earthen berms. ...
ByDam-It Dams, Inc. based in Grand Blanc, MICHIGAN (USA)
When is a water control structure necessary? Regardless of type, the major purpose of these water control structures is to control the flow of water. Today’s temporary water structures are used either to redirect the flow of heavy waters, to hold back flood waters, and also to providing a dry environment for working on a short-term project. Through Dewatering, Diversion and/or Damming, any accumulated water or moisture that may serve to impede the continuation of a project becomes a non-issue with the use of ...
ByDam-It Dams, Inc. based in Grand Blanc, MICHIGAN (USA)