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Sani Pass groynes

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ProposalDescription: 

Placement of groynes on the Mkhonozana River, KZN

Expanded_Motivation: 

A Gabion retaining wall is required between chainage 13900 m and 14800 m to ensure stability of the road fill. The main river bed channel is very close to this longitudinal structure, and detailed hydraulic analysis indicated extremely high flow velocities against the proposed wall. Combined with a high impinging angle onto the proposed wall, the potential scour at the wall was estimated as severe and cannot be adequately managed with the mere introduction of reno mattresses. These groynes will decrease the velocity and impinging angle on the gabion wall by effectively directing the main river flow away from the proposed gabion wall

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Sunday, August 23, 2020 - 12:39

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15419

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Sani Pass groynes

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  1. PDF icon 8144-16663 Design of Groynes_Optimized.pdf
  2. PDF icon J27344-Heritage Impact Assessment.pdf
 
 

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