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Gabion (from French Gabion) is a metal mesh box filled with rubble, used in regulatory and bank protection structures.
The engineering industry gives a more detailed description of the gabion structure, meaning a gravity structure - a spatial box structure consisting of a double-twisted galvanized mesh filled with natural stone. Such blocks are tied with wire, resulting in a flexible wall that easily filters water, which allows you not to fear hydrostatic pressure, and at the same time tightly strengthens the landslide. Gabions compare favorably with analogs made of concrete and reinforced concrete: they do not require a special base and foundation, are erected quickly, at any time of the year, and are able to perceive sudden and / or localized loads caused by large precipitation or soil deflections. When the structure begins to deform, the destruction of the gabion structure itself does not occur. The structure retains its structural rigidity and, over time, adapts to the movement of the ground, reacting to this with minor deflections.
