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Home›Dredging›Port of Cleveland Presents Sediment Management Strategy
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May 5, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Port of Cleveland Presents Sediment Management Strategy

The Port of Cleveland has developed and implemented a plan to manage the sediments annually dredged from the 5.9 mile shipping channel on the Cuyahoga River. According to the port, the plan is made to ensure that the shipping channel is maintained at an adequate depth needed for commercial shipping

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The Port of Cleveland has developed and implemented a plan to manage the sediments annually dredged from the 5.9 mile shipping channel on the Cuyahoga River.

According to the port, the plan is made to ensure that the shipping channel is maintained at an adequate depth needed for commercial shipping traffic.

The plan relies on harnessing natural physical properties of water, sediments, and energy-sediment choreography.

The Port’s strategy includes:

The Port’s plan extends the life of the CDF to 47 years in an effort to avoid the exorbitant cost of a new CDF.

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