Bio-Engineering for Sediment Management And Removal of Turbidity Technologies: BESMART Technologies

Journal Article (2020)
Author(s)

Miguel de Lucas Pardo (Deltares)

Alex Kirichek (TU Delft - Environmental Fluid Mechanics, Deltares)

Martine A.R. Kox (Deltares)

Floris van Rhees (Deltares)

Research Group
Environmental Fluid Mechanics
Copyright
© 2020 M.A. De Lucas Pardo, Alex Kirichek, Deltares Kox, Floris van Rhees
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Publication Year
2020
Language
English
Copyright
© 2020 M.A. De Lucas Pardo, Alex Kirichek, Deltares Kox, Floris van Rhees
Research Group
Environmental Fluid Mechanics
Issue number
161
Pages (from-to)
6-19
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Abstract

At Deltares in the Netherlands, a research team is developing a portfolio of technologies dedicated to the management of the finest and most challenging fraction of soft sediments. These technologies may unambiguously be called nature based because they make use of natural processes to enhance dewatering and strengthening, induce flocculation and the settling of fines, and protect the muddy bed from erosion.

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