When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, it caused a humanitarian disaster and triggered massive flooding throughout the city.
After Hurricane Katrina, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers installed HESCO Concertainer to close a breach in the canal levee.
Crushed limestone, soil, and rip-rap was used as fill material, for the Concertainer units which provided the backbone strength in the levee core.
Concertainer used to close breach in Canal Levee
November, 2005 – New Orleans, Louisiana
Canal Levee Repair – November, 2005
New Orleans, Louisiana
Canal Levee Repair – November, 2005
New Orleans, Louisiana
When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, it caused a humanitarian disaster and triggered massive flooding throughout the city.
After Hurricane Katrina, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers installed HESCO Concertainer to close a breach in the canal levee.
Crushed limestone, soil, and rip-rap was used as fill material, for the Concertainer units which provided the backbone strength in the levee core.
Concertainer used to close breach in Canal Levee
November, 2005 – New Orleans, Louisiana
Canal Levee Repair – November, 2005
New Orleans, Louisiana
Canal Levee Repair – November, 2005
New Orleans, Louisiana
