Anchorsand
Anchorsand is a type of anchor material composed of a mixture of stones, gravel, or sand, specifically designed to prevent erosion of the shoreline. It is a common solution used in coastal engineering to protect shorelines from erosion, sedimentation, and wave action.
Anchorsand is typically used in conjunction with other shoreline stabilization methods, such as seawalls, breakwaters, or
The specific composition of anchorsand can vary depending on the location and conditions of the shoreline.
Benefits of using anchorsand include reduced risk of erosion and landslides, protection of shore-restricted vegetation, and
Some of the challenges associated with anchorsand include its high initial cost, difficulties in maintenance and