Coastal and tidal restoration

From aspwe.org, Wetland Engineering and Restoration

Coastal and tidal wetland restoration is very different from freshwater wetland restoration. Our planned resources for this subject are currently and temporarily outlined under the Resources page in these areas:

• Salinity and Brackish Conditions
• Tidal Marsh
• Tide gates

Contents 1 Construction materials for marine environments 1.1 Galvanized steel 1.2 Stainless steel 1.3 Titanium

Construction materials for marine environments

Galvanized steel

Stainless steel

Titanium

Stainless Steel Worldproclaims that Titanium is one of the most environmentally friendly of metals:

Titanium has outstanding resistance to corrosion in a wide range of aggressive conditions. This eliminates or substantially reduces:

• Metal loss and energy input for repair/replacement
• Land, water or air pollution from corrosion failure of process plant
• Product contamination from metal loss or by cross stream leakage caused by corrosion
• Pollution of rainwater from run-off of roofs or cladding in architectural application

A good source of titanium metals can be found at Titanium Metal Supply.