What are some of the most common types of marine structures used in dredging?

1. Jetties - to provide a stable edge for dredging activities and to control the flow of sediment.

2. Breakwaters - to protect the dredging area from wave action.

3. Dredging platforms - to provide a stable base for dredging equipment.

4. Anchor systems - to secure dredging vessels and equipment in place.

5. Pipelines - to transport dredged material from the dredging area to the disposal site.

6. Barges - to transport dredging equipment and materials.

7. Revetments - to protect shorelines and riverbanks from erosion.

8. Intake structures - to collect water for the dredging process.

9. Docks and piers - to provide a landing area for dredging vessels and equipment.

10. Dredging pumps - to move sediment from the dredging area into containment areas.

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