Using temporary water-filled barriers can be a great way to create cofferdams especially when construction needs to be carried out within a body of water. One of the many uses of this can be during the repair of bridges whose foundations are submerged in water. In fact, just recently, our team used the NoFloods water-filled barriers to successfully create a dry work...
One of the world’s leading steel and mining companies needed to renovate a dam located in a wetland area. They partnered with our distributor, Udim, who provided them with a portable water dam to help protect the wetland area during the renovation. Our in-house expert was on-site, providing support and expertise during the deployment of the portable water dam. Everything was successfully executed...
What you need to know: A water-inflated cofferdam is a temporary flexible barrier filled with water and used to create a dry work environment in areas surrounded by water such as rivers, lakes or coastal regions. Zenviron Pty, a leading BOP contractor specializing in renewable energy projects across Australia and New Zealand, embraced cutting-edge solutions for a challenging wetland construction project. To...
Definition: An inflatable cofferdam is a temporary barrier designed to control or divert water, creating a dry area for construction or repair work. It's commonly used in projects near or within bodies of water such as rivers, lakes or coastal regions. In early 2018, the NoFloods inflatable cofferdam was deployed to create a dry work area along the coastline of Taarbæk, Denmark. Despite...
