Studies of the use of pervious fence for streambank revetment
By: John T. O'Brien
Contributors: United States. Soil Conservation Service; United States. Department of Agriculture; California Institute of Technology. Hydrodynamics Laboratories
Series: Technical Publication / (Soil Conservation Service) -- 103; SCS-TP -- 103.
Publisher: U.S. Department  of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service
Published: 1951
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 66
Subjects: Fences; Management; Riparian areas; Embankments; Hydraulic engineering
Description: This report contains the results of a field and laboratory study of a previous fence used as revetment for the banks of an open channel carrying sediment laden flow.This report contains the results of a field and laboratory study of a previous fence used as revetment for the banks of an open channel carrying sediment laden flow.
Notes: "February 1951."

Report No. A-70.1 : Prepared under Contract ASC(OR-O)3304 by Hydrodynamics Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California.
Table of contents: title: 1. Introduction and acknowledgements. pp. 1.; title: 2. Object of study. pp. 3.; title: 3. Field studies : Introduction; title: Design procedures; title: Construction details for a fence; title: Behavori of field installations. pp. 4.; title: 4. Laboratory studies. pp. 28.; title: 5. Conclusions from field and laboratory studies. pp. 62.; title: Bibliography. pp. 64.; title: Cost of single and double fences. pp. 65.